Party Unity Hopes Dashed For Deep in Coast Hassle
The Associated Press reports California Democrats largely back Sen Eugene McCarthy against Vietnam policies, undermining Vice President Humphrey's bid for party unity. McCarthy supporters call for immediate negotiations while Humphrey urges defeating Republicans in November.
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Officials Decide Fate of Escapee
In Ardmore Oklahoma officials weigh whether to file more charges against Vincent Paul Kucenski Jr or hand him to federal authorities. The 24 year old, recaptured after escaping the county jail, faces federal terms of 18 years for bank robbery 5 years for an earlier escape and a life term for kidnapping robbery in California.
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Beautification Topic Set For Thursday City Meeting
Leslie Frazier of Kansas State University will speak on community beautification at 1 30 p m Thursday in the Kansas Power and Light Building auditorium A discussion will follow on beautifying Lawrence and Douglas County Wayne Bly director of Parks and Recreation and Don Venhaus city planner will assist
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School Administrators Push 40 Percent State Aid Hike
The Kansas Association of School Administrators adopted a resolution urging Gov. Docking and the Legislature to approve a 40 percent increase in state aid to school districts. The move, at a Sunday meeting with 100 plus administrators, warns of a looming fiscal crisis and calls for tax relief at the local level.
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LBJ Seen as More Hawkish in Vietnam Than GOP Hopefuls
A Gallup poll finds President Johnson viewed as more hawkish on Vietnam than any Republican nominee candidate. Johnson cited as hawk by 66 percent, with Nixon next at 46 percent. Reagan and Rockefeller rated as hawks by 26 and 0? percent respectively, while four contenders favored as doves.
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