Sailors Ashore as Demonstrations Die Down at Sasebo
Sailors from the USS Enterprise began liberty in Sasebo Japan after violent protests subsided. About 325 sailors stayed inside the base for two hours then relaxed as 3000 more joined them. Police clashed with students earlier injuring several, with 200 rioters remaining in a housing area before dispersing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
Japan
Naval Base
Enterprise
Pearl Harbor
Defense Department
Washington
Sasebo
U.S
About 300 Taken In Burglary at Baldwin
The Douglas County Sheriff's office reports about $300 stolen from the C. R. Whitley real estate and insurance office in Baldwin on Thursday night. Part of the money was license tag funds belonging to the county treasurer. The break in was found about 8 30 p.m. with a forced rear entry and a pryed cash drawer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
C. R. Whitley Real Estate and Insurance Office
Baldwin
Douglas County
County Reappraises Sherman County Real Estate and State Properties
The State Board of Tax Appeals ordered reappraisal of all real estate in Sherman County and all state assessed property in the county including railroads pipelines electric utilities and telephone companies. The decision followed a complaint by landowner John Shaver who questioned irrigation land valuation. A hearing for a reappraiser was set for 11 a.m. Jan. 31 with Sherman County commissioners. One board member dissented on the state property reappraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Sherman County
State Board of Tax Appeals
State Property Valuation Department
John Shaver
Shaver
Dan Meyers
Fearing Elected Chairman of Eastern Kansas MS Society
Albert H. Fearing was chosen chairman at a meeting held at Dr. Walter Sandelius home. Also elected were Dr. Sandelius vice chairman Ruth Quinlan treasurer and Mrs. James Huff secretary. Fearing and Sandelius will serve on the Eastern Kansas chapter Board of Trustees in Topeka with Drs James W Campbell Ralph Johnson and Alex Mitchell continuing on the medical advisory board. June Ingram executive director and Hazel Goss patient service director attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Fearing
Walter Sandelius
Sandelius
James Huff
Ruth Quinlan
Fearing
Eastern Kansas
Topeka
James W. Campbell
Ralph Johnson
Alex Mitchell
June Ingram
Hazel Goss
State Fund Bill Killed in Kansas House Committee
TOPEKA AP The House Agriculture Committee killed a bill to limit the Kansas wheat tax allocation to the state general fund. The measure aimed to cap how much revenue from the tax would support general state programs. No further action was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
House Agriculture Committee
Kansas Senate approves 5 percent state worker pay hike
The Kansas Senate passed a bill by 35 to 0 with five absent to raise state employee salaries by about 5 percent and increase the minimum hourly wage from 1.25 to 1.38. About 23 000 workers would benefit, effective February 1 if the House and governor approve. Governor Docking pushed for the measure in his budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Senate
House
Robert Docking
Docking
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Rehabilitation expert cites LSD eye risks and student disappearances
Yoder, a rehabilitation of the blind specialist, claims retinas were destroyed and notes concern over LSD exposure. State officials and U.S. Commissioner Hunt back his cautious account as newsmen seek student identities. Yoder, 1934 braille graduate, holds BA, MA, and PhD, is married with a young daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoder
Georges
Joseph Hunt
U.S
Cleveland
Ohio
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Kansas district plan outlines new school boundaries
The board unveiled fall boundary revisions for Central Junior High and West and South Junior High areas with allocations of about 721 students at Central 586 at South and 647 at West. The plan includes North Lawrence and Grant School students bussed to South and notes staffing moves across Central Kaw Valley India Kaw Valley campuses. Several administrative changes were approved including transferring driver education to Lawrence High School and reassigning elementary principals to Centennial India Kaw Valley Cordley Sunset Hill Riverside Grant with staff adjustments at the high school and new textbook rental allocations to individual schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High
6Th and Mass
Sixth
Massachusetts
Illinois
11Th
West Junior High
Lawrence
15Th Street
South Junior High
Naismith
North Lawrence
Grant School
Central
Albert Burgstahler
Mass. St
Kansas
Knox
Jackman
Lawrence High School
South
Emil Heck Jr
George Loyd
Centennial
Wesley Williams
India-Kaw Valley
Paul Dickens
Kaw Valley
India
Cordley
Larry
Campbell
Riverside Grant
Sunset Hill
Broken Arrow
Deerfield
Mildred Kirkham
Riverside
Kenneth Fisher
Lyle Sittler
Marion Nolan
Dorothy McGregor
Also Mentioned on This Page
MS Society
Southridge Plaza
West 15Th
Crestline
Independent
Magnawrone Stereo Theatres
Magnavox
Beautiful FM
Massachusetts ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!