Scoutmaster Bill Seymour to receive St George Award
Tonga Scout Head Bill Seymour of Troop 75 in Tonga will be honored with the St George Award at a Sunday ceremony at St Peter's Cathedral in Kansas City Kansas. Seymour has led Troop 75 since 1959, guiding growth from 20 to nearly 80 members and overseeing 19 Eagles and 27 God and Country or Ad Altare Dei recipients.
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Bill Seymour
Tonganoxie
St. George
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Kansas City
Kan
Seymour
Tonga
Laurena Landauer
Jeanne
Bill Jr
Marshall Jack
Reagan proposes 4.62B budget with 240M in new taxes
California governor Ronald Reagan unveils a 4.62 billion spending plan for the coming year requiring at least 240 million dollars in new taxes. He asks UC and state college students to pay tuition, trims university funds by about 30 percent, and cites a deficit driving a new tax request by April 1 targeting luxury items.
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Reagan
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
University of California and State College
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
IBM Probed as DOJ Checks Computer Industry
IBM confirms a Justice Department antitrust inquiry into the computer industry. Attorneys met with Donald Turner, head of the Antitrust Division, who said a preliminary investigation is under way. IBM accounts for about 75 percent of the sector's business.
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New York
International Business Machines Corp
Justice Department
IBM
Donald Turner
SGT Davies Returns to Duty After Traffic Institute Course
Sgt Edward Davies of 933 Missouri Street returns to duty with the Lawrence Police Department after completing a 70 hour Northwestern University Traffic Institute program in Salina. Davies, 28, attended the course to learn supervision of police personnel and has served since February 1962 with a sergeant promotion in May 1965.
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Edward Davies
Mo. St
Lawrence Police Department
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
Salina
Davies
Lawrence
Low mental distress among U S and Vietnamese troops in Vietnam
A Walter Reed Army Institute of Research report finds during the first six months of 1966 only 757 U S troops were hospitalized for neuropsychiatric disorders among 164 000. About 6 percent of these were combat fatigue. Vietnamese forces had 324 mental cases, with under one percent combat fatigue. An Army psychiatrist notes American soldiers show better mental health than civilians.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Army
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
United States
Jimmie R. Clemons
Dallas
Tex
1St Infantry Division
Modest Budget Hikes Planned for Kansas State Hospitals
Gov. Docking proposes a 1968 health and hospitals budget of 39.5 million, with current year spending at 37.5 million. Aiming to add 42 positions at Kansas Neurological Institute for a new 100-bed unit, the plan anticipates rising 1969 costs. Several facilities see staff adjustments as census trends shift.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Docking
Kansas Neurological Institute
Winfield
Larned State Hospital
Osawatomie
Topeka State Hospital
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Board of Social Welfare
Department of Health
Board of Health
Larned
Kansas Neurological Institue
Parsons
Norton
Jackie Robinson Named Bahama Government Representative
Jackie Robinson registered with the Justice Department as a representative of the new Bahama government under Prime Minister Lynden O. Pindling and planned to fly there Friday. He also told Vice President Humphrey he had written a critical letter Monday.
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New York
Jackie Robinson
Justice Department
New Bahama
Lyndon O. Pindling
Robinson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Economic figures for Chanute Topeka and Winfield
The report lists allocations or totals for Chanute 620241 and 598383. Topeka 6 million and 5.7 million. Winfield 4.6 million and 4.3. The numbers indicate comparative amounts across three cities. Exact sources and contexts are not provided.
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Chanute
Topeka
Winfield
Nick Adams Awarded Temporary Custody of Two Children
Los Angeles Superior Court commissioner Betty Joe Sheldon granted actor Nick Adams temporary custody of his two children Allyson aged 6 and Jeb aged 5. Visitations were awarded to his wife Carol Nugent with restrictions prohibiting the children from being in the presence of nonrelated adult male persons. The custody is pending the divorce trial.
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Nick Adams
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Betty Joe Sheldon
Adams
Carol Nugent
Johnson Criticized Over Silence Toward Bahama Leader
Robinson denounces the Johnson administration for not congratulating the newly elected Bahama Negro leader and failing to offer assistance. The remark frames a political dispute over recognition and support for regional leadership.
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Johnson
Robinson
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