Weather map forecast shows showers across northern plains
Showers and locally heavy thunder showers are forecast over the northern Plains tonight with scattered showers in the northern Rockies and Great Basin. Cooler weather is forecast from the lower Ohio and Tennessee valleys to the Atlantic coast, with warming expected in the upper Mississippi and Lakes regions.
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Tennessee
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Johnson orders action on supersonic transport plan
President Johnson announced a defined U S plan to develop a supersonic transport capable of 2000 mph with FAA Administrator McKee in charge. An $140 million funding phase will run 18 months starting Aug 1 with four main manufacturers. The effort follows advisory input led by Defense Secretary McNamara and honors outgoing FAA head Halaby.
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Johnson
Federal Aviation Agency
William McKee
U.S
Great Britain
France
FAA
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Boeing Co
Seattle
Lockheed Co
Burbank
Calif
General Electric Co
Cincinnati
Pratt and Whitney
United Aircraft Corp
East Hartford
Fireworks Legal in Lawrence Through July 5 Deadline
Fireworks detonation in the Lawrence city limits is legal today through next Monday July 5. No fireworks can be sold inside the city limits leading to stands located just outside the city. Law enforcement urges careful observance of safety rules for users and bystanders. Some items such as cracker balls M-80s and cherry bombs are illegal in Kansas and officers have checked stands to enforce this.
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Lawrence
Kansas
State balance at 46 million on Kansas books
The Kansas state budget office reported a probable year end balance exceeding 46 million dollars. Final figures await a month or more, with books kept open until about July 8 to clear bills. Unspent appropriations and revenue gains can raise the total, following an underexpenditure of 2.2 million last year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wayne R. Richey
State Budget Office
Richey
Indian officials deny claim of wider troop withdrawal
New Delhi officials rejected a Pakistani report that a general troop withdrawal along the India Pakistan frontier accompanied the Rann of Kutch cease fire. Indian spokesmen said no orders for troop pulls outside Kutch were issued and the Kutch pact may ease border tension.
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Lal Bahadur Shastri
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Shastri
Pakistan
Surfy the seal finds new home at Norfolk Zoo
Surfy a 50 pound seal caused mischief at Virginia Beach first boarding a motorboat and barking at a student. Marines cornered the animal after it swam near a rifle range and tranquilized it before sending it to the zoo for confinement and care.
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Surfy
Norfolk
Surly
Tom Rose
Rose
U.S
Robert A. Gattis
Lance
Dallas Lawrence
Larry Wingate
Gattis
Zoo
Fire destroys Burns Farmers Cooperative buildings
An early morning fire in Burns Kansas destroyed two silos a warehouse and an elevator belonging to the Burns Farmers Cooperative Union. No injuries were reported. Manager Glenn Strotkamp declined to estimate the cause or total loss.
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Burns Farmers Cooperative Union
Glenn Strotkamp
Cooper
Actor Steve Cochran Estate Faces Competing Admin Petitions
In Los Angeles, the actor’s mother Rose Cochran, 79, and his third wife Jenna, 23, each petitioned Superior Court to be named administratrix after Steve Cochran’s death June 15 near Guatemala. No will is claimed. estates valued at 25 000 and 150 000 respectively.
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Steve Cochran
Superior Court
Rose Cochran
Cochran
Jenna
Guatemala
Harvest Stalled by Rains Hits Kansas Wheat
The Kansas wheat harvest faced rain delays across several counties with labor and equipment shortages. In Wellsworth County rain halted most cutting while Dighton in Lane County showed rapid progress, Phillipsburg enjoyed ideal conditions with 3000 acres ready yet lacking machines and workers.
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Torpeka
Kansas
Wellsworth
Dighton
Lane County
Phillipsburg
State Employment Service
No Tax Relief For Flood Victims In Kansas
TOPEKA AP There is no tax relief for homes damaged or washed away by floods in Kansas. Property is assessed as of Jan 1 each year, so taxes due in December must be paid even if the house is damaged or gone after that date. Officials say no statute covers post assessment losses.
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Topeka
Kansas
Alvin Jones
Jones
Heiress Weds An Investigator in Utica Area
Heiress Gamble Benedict married Thomas F. Gallagher a $11 500 year NY State Police investigator at St Marys Church in Clinton near Utica. Gallagher denied plans, but they had dated six months and plan a three week Ireland honeymoon. The Benedict trust left $50 million to Gamble and her brother from Henry Benedict whose Remington ties.
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N.Y
APP
Gamble Benedict
Thomas F. Gallagher
New York
St. Mary's
Utica
Andre Porumbeanu
Gallagher
Miss Benedict
Douglas
Katherine Geddes Benedict
New York City
Gamble
Henry H. Benedict
Remington Typewriter Co
Ilion
Here
Thomas F. Gallagher Sr
Cleveland Indians
State Printer Sanders Sworn In At Topeka
Robert R. Sanders of Salina was sworn in as state printer in Topeka. He was elected last November after defeating outgoing printer Harry Timberlake in the August Republican primary. The term runs from July 1 to June 30 in odd numbered years. Timberlake had been appointed in January 1964 to succeed Jean Neibarger, who resigned.
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Topeka
Robert R. Sanders
Salina
Sanders
Harry Timberlake
Timberlake
Jean Neibarger
Job Corps enrollment tops 11,220 nationwide
The Office of Economic Opportunity said 11,220 volunteers are enrolled in job corps camps across the United States as the old fiscal year ends.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
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