California faculty condemn Kerr firing as political action
About 1,000 University of California professors condemn Kerr’s ouster as political intervention. Berkeley and Santa Barbara Academic Senates denounce the regents and tuition proposals, urging continued university support and a voice in selecting Kerr’s successor. Students plan protests across campuses.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Clark Kerr
Ronald Reagan
Santa Barbara
Board of Regents
Reagan
Kerr
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Academic Senate
University of California At Berkeley
Board of
Regents
Senate
Major Expansion Planned for Fort Leavenworth
Gov. Docking was briefed by Maj. Gen. Mike Davison on a substantial Fort Leavenworth expansion in August. The plan adds larger CGSC classes with shorter terms and 50 quarters sets plus a dental facility, while projecting a 1 100 family unit shortage by then.
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Robert McNamara
Ft. Leavenworth
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kansas Air National Guard
Manhattan
Leslie Fry
Reno
Nev
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kansas
Two Men Charged on Holdup Case in Kansas City Heads to Leavenworth
Two Kansas City men Albert N. Aanes and Frank Patrick Jr. were sent to Leavenworth on a felony charge of attempted armed robbery after a Tuesday theft at a Superior station on 23rd and Naismith in Kansas City. They allegedly fled toward Tonganoxie, where a holdup was suspected. Bond set at 400 dollars.
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Kansas City, Mo
Leavenworth
Albert N. Aanes
Frank Patrick Jr
Big Springs
Superior
23Rd Street
Naismith Drive
Tonganoxie
Aanes
Patrick
Dale Hamilton
Lawrence
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
Shawnee- Douglas County
Shawnee County
Sheriff's Office
Docking Budget Message Rescheduled to Tuesday
Gov. Robert Docking’s budget message to the Kansas legislature was moved to 11 a.m. Tuesday from Monday. The change follows newsmen requests, saying Tuesday would better facilitate budget coverage.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Docking
Muale from cur Renter pipe organ Rumnecy Funeral Home Vi
Readable fragments show a local notice involving Rumnecy Funeral Home and a pipe organ matter with a monetary amount listed as 5111. The item appears brief and fragmented with no clear outcome or dates.
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Muale
Cur
Rumnecy Funeral Home
Ex Speaker Hope Visits PeKa Addresses 1967 Kansas House
Former Kansas House speaker Clifford R. Hope Sr. returned to Topeka to address the 1967 members, his second visit since 1925. Hope, who served 30 years in Congress from southwest Kansas and retired in 1957, praised his speaker role and noted ongoing work in law, wheat marketing, and western Kansas development. House members gave him standing ovations before and after his remarks.
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Peka
Kansas House of Representatives
Clifford R. Hope Sr
Congress
Kansas
Hope
House
Doty to Speak at Baldwin Jaycees Banquet
Dr. James Edward Doty president of Baker University will address the Baldwin City Jaycees Outstanding Young Educator Banquet on February 15 at the Baldwin Masonic Hall. The event honors recipients of the Outstanding Young Educator Award Distinguished Service Award and Jaycee Key Man Award. A three member panel will judge the O Y E award with C G Musgrave Henrietta Schoefflin and Lawrence Lamb on the panel.
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James Edward Doty
Baker University
Baldwin City Jaycees
Baldwin Masonic Hall
Jaycee
C. G. Musgrave
Baker University Department of Education
Henrietta Schoepflin
Board of Education
Unified School District 348
Lawrence Lamb
Baldwin
L. I. Lauridsen
Baker
Baldwin Jaycee Chapter
Window shattered at Freeman Liquor store on 7th St
Police say a rock was thrown through a plate glass window at the Freeman Liquor store located at 315 East 7th Street during the night causing about thirty dollars in damage.
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Freeman Liquor Store
E. 7Th St
Wallace Denies Discrimination in Alabama Welfare Programs
Former Gov George C Wallace told the Senate Finance Committee there is no discrimination in Alabama's federally funded welfare programs. He urged action to overrule a decision by Secretary John Gardner to terminate federal welfare funds to Alabama, citing potential effects on about 200 000 people and $105 million in annual aid. Alabama maintains regulations exceed Civil Rights Act intent and should not be signed until courts rule.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Finance Committee
Secretary of Welfare
John Gardner
Gardner
Lurleen
Department of Hew
United States
Welfare Department
Senate
House
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Storm Toll and Cold Spread Across Midwest and Plains
The storm affected Wyandotte County Kansas City area and 20 northern Missouri municipalities. A major Pacific snowstorm swept inland with subzero cold in the northern Plains and 62 degree high in Des Moines. Temperatures dropped to 27 after the front, bringing freezing rain, power outages, and impassable roads across Iowa Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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Wyandotte County
Kansas
Kansas City
Buckner
Sibley
Excelsior Springs
Osage
Downing
City of
St. Louis
Des Moines
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Shenks Leave Saturday For Around World Trip
Kansas University professor Henry Shenk and Mrs. Shenk begin an around the world journey Saturday extending to July. They will visit Los Angeles Hong Kong Manila The Philippines Stockholm Sweden and cities in India Germany and Switzerland while Shenk studies physical education programs. James C. McManaway of KU English will occupy the Shenk home at 1235 Ky during their absence.
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Henry Shenk
Kansas University
James C. McManaway
Johnson seeks $12.3 billion Vietnam aid prompt in Congress
President Johnson asks for an extra 12.3 billion dollars to fund the Vietnam war. McNamara outlines need and spending at a joint Senate hearing as House leaders promise speedy action. Republicans urge careful scrutiny amid warnings costs could reach 200 billion dollars.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Congress
Capitol
Senate Armed Services and Defense Appropriations Committees
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
Dtex
Jonas
Senate Appropriations Committee
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Young
Southeast Asia
First Five Presidents by Notable Nicknames
The user identifies the first five presidents as Washington Adams Jefferson Madison and Monroe using nicknames Atlas of America His Rotundity Red Fox Father of the Constitution and Last of the Cocked Hats each linked to specific presidents in historical lore.
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U.S
America
Red Fox
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Chinese Students Allegedly Beaten in Red Square Dispute
A Chinese journalist accused Soviet police of beating 69 Chinese students and injuring 10 in Red Square, while the Soviet Foreign Ministry dismissed the claims as slander. A Moscow police lieutenant colonel denied any beating, saying police only instructed students to line up to visit Lenin’s tomb.
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Moscow
Red Square
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Lenin
Stalin
Kremlin
Nuclear Ship Savannah to be laid up under new budget
Washington AP The Maritime Administration will lay up its first nuclear powered merchant ship the Savannah in August at end of current operation period under a tighter budget. Subsidies for Savannah total 3.3 million for the year and the 1968 plan allocates 1.35 million mainly to retire the vessel with uncertain future.
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Washington
Maritime Administration
Savannah
Johnson Administration
Isbandtsen Lines, Inc
Indian ministers discuss birth control for newlyweds
New Delhi reports Finance Minister Ramakrishna Hedge proposes birth control devices for all new couples to curb India's 12 million annual population rise. Information Minister Raj Bahadur asks about weddings. Health Minister Sushila Nagar suggests registration time. Bahadur notes agreement for registered marriages.
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New Delhi
Ramakrishna Hedge
Mysore
India
Raj Bahadur
Sushila Nagar
Bahadur
Tax inspectors find mistakes in one in five returns
Uncle Sam's eagle-eyed tax inspectors uncover errors in about 20 percent of federal income tax returns, suggesting widespread use of the new arithmetic in computations.
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Sam
Ky visits New Zealand amid protests and farm tour
Premier Ky faced hostility in Auckland where two students hurled eggs at his car while a 30 minute riot erupted after a window wave. Police used force and dogs to restore order as 500 demonstrators clashed with officers. The visit included a mayoral reception and a dairy farm excursion with Ky praising calmer weather in the countryside.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Nuyen Cao Ky
S. Tait
R.G. McLeroy
US Battalion Enters Mekong Delta Frontline
A reinforced U S infantry battalion of about 1 000 men joined engineers and support units at a base 40 miles southwest of Saigon near My Tho marking the first large U S combat contingent in the delta. Air raids against North Vietnam continued under poor weather as B 52s attacked the demilitarized zone and near Pleiku.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
U. S
William C. Westmoreland
U. S. 9Th Infantry Division
My Tho
Rice Bowl
Delta
North Vietnam
Johnson
North
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Washington
Demilitarized Zone
Central
Highlands
U. S. Army
Plei Djereng
Lawrence to observe World Day of Prayer with silent prayer
City Commission will set aside a minute of silent prayer for Lawrence residents at 11 a.m. February 10 in observance of World Day of Prayer. Mayor Jim Schubert read a proclamation Tuesday in City Hall confirming the observance.
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Lawrence
Jim Schubert
City Hall
Powell to hold press conference on Bimini Island
Adam Clayton Powell plans a Saturday news conference from Bimini Island in the Bahamas. Aides say he will announce several items about his legal trouble and bid to be seated in Congress. Powell has been out of the public eye since the House moved to delay his seat on January 10 pending a special committee review.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem Democrat
Bimini
Bahamas
Powell
Congress
House
Postal Proposal Heads for Close Legislative Look
Congress weighs President Johnson’s postal rate plan to raise first class to 6 cents and air mail to 9 cents with a 20 to 30 percent boost in other classes to generate 700 million annual. Key lawmakers split on funding and fairness across classes while critics demand better service and justification for expense.
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Washington
Johnson
Congressional
Quotable Notables Include John Barry Quote
A collection quotes notable figures with John Barry’s line about dreams and regrets standing in for aging. Short, reflective note on enduring perspectives from famous voices.
Card of Thanks from Jesse Wells
We express appreciation to friends and relatives for kindness during hospital stay. Thanks to doctors and nurses and especially to Pastor Don Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wells
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Don Evans
Jesse Wells
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