Weather Satellite Ready to Record Action of Storms
CAPE KENNEDY Fla Tiros 10 satellite circling Earth will photograph hurricanes typhoons and storms expanding global coverage. It rides a Delta rocket into a 400 mile orbit joining Nos 7 8 and 9 in space patrol.
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Cape Kennedy
Bureau
Tiros
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Delta
Lawrence Musicians Help Lead Kansas Lions Band to Los Angeles
Lawrence high school clarinetist Tom Hornbaker, son of A. L. and Mrs. Hornbaker, joins a 100-member all Kansas high school band for the International Lions Club convention in Los Angeles. The group departs July 4 from Hutchinson by bus, with planned stops at Disneyland and the Grand Canyon. Wyatt Cooper organized the band. Claude De Vorss is Lions International president.
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Tom Hornbaker
A. L. Hornbaker
Terrace Rd
International Lions Club
Los Angeles
Hornbaker
Lawrencehigh School
Lions
Hollywood
Claude de Vorss
Wichita
Lions International
Hutchinson
Disneyland
Grand Canyon
Wyatt Cooper
West Junior High
Lions Club
Taey Weidman
Rooks County Students Win Ham Scholarships at KU
Eleven University of Kansas freshmen from Rooks County receive Judge W. B. Ham Scholarships for 1965 66 funded from 750 acres donated to KU Endowment. Recipients include Jack Horner Rodger Taylor Robert Taylor Mark Osborn and others from Plainville Stockton and Zurich. Renewal awards go to Becker Darnell Black Nicholas Saindon Saindon Nichols.
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University of Kansas
Rooks County
W. B. Ham
KU Endowment Association
Ham
Stockton
Rock County
Jack K. Horner
Plainville
Rodger
Robert Taylor
Mark Osborn
Nathan T. Becker
David Darnell
Larry D. Black
Michael L. Nicholas
Susan Marie Saindon
Phylis Ann Saindon
Zurich
Jeffrey S. Nichols
Mission Hills Doctor, Wife Robbed After Break-In
Two robbers broke into the Mission Hills home of Dr. Walter Lee Odor early today, tying and gagging the physician and his wife. They stole 4300 dollars in cash, three diamond rings, a watch, the doctor's 1963 Cadillac, and used exposed wires in a misguided search for a safe. no safe exists and descriptions of the burglars are unavailable.
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Mission Hills
Kan
API
Johnson County
Walter Lee Odor
Odor
Dr. Odor
Kansas City
Johnson proposes national teachers corps for poverty areas
President Johnson unveils a national teachers corps to work with local educators in city slums and rural poverty areas. He calls for volunteers and experienced teachers for a year, plus fellowships to refresh skills and assist those displaced by school integration. He directs federal offices to fund reemployment and training under NDEA and MDTA.
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New York
Johnson
Teachers’ Corps
National Education Association
Madison Square Garden
Jonson
Commissioner of Education
U.S. Employment Service
Local Girl to Speak on Puerto Rico Work at Wesleyan Church
Aylo Lippe, a Wesleyan Academy teacher in San Juan Puerto Rico, will speak with slides at 7 30 p m Sunday at Wesleyan Methodist Church Lawrence. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Lippe and arrived in Lawrence last month for part of her summer vacation. The service also marks Promotion Sunday with new officers and teachers installed. Rev Lorin Miller leads with Ted Suffridge assisting.
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Aylo Lippe
Wesleyan Academy
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Madeline Lane
F. W. Lippe
Lawrence
Kansas University
Wesleyan Methodist
Lorin Miller
Ted Suffridge
Suffridge
Miltonvale Wesleyan College
Miltonvale
Emile Regnier
Changeover at Forbes Topeka AFB shifts command
Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka moved from Strategic Air Command supervision after 14 years to Tactical Air Command control on Thursday.
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Topeka
App
Forbes Air Force Base
Tactical Air Command
Strategic Air Command
President receives Kansas Jayhawker gift from 4 H youths
Mrs. Anthony Fornelli sent a bronze Jayhawk to President Lyndon B. Johnson via Senator Frank Carlson after five Douglas County 4 H youths returned from a Citizenship Short Course in Washington. Johnson replied he was particularly pleased by the token of appreciation. June rainfall figures compare Worden 11.18 inches to Lawrence 16.25. Worden’s annual moisture totals trail Lawrence. Fireworks drive pets indoors to avoid nervous distress. Veterans group to raise flag July 4 at the post home. A band concert series continues with performances at Hillcrest and Memorial Stadium ahead of the Jaycee fireworks.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Anthony Fornelli
Douglas County
Washington, D.C
Fornelli
Washington
Kansas
Worden
U. S
Walter Schwarz
Lawrence
U.S. 56
Douglas County Humane Society
Bassett
Hillcrest
American Federation of Musicians
Memorial Stadium
Jaycee
Burglary Reported At Harold Twigg Home
Sheriff Rex Johnson reported a burglary at the Harold Twigg residence in Eudora. About $500 in valuables including guns, electrical appliances, a radio, and other equipment were taken over the past two nights while the Twiggs were away. The house was checked Wednesday evening and had not shown signs of a break-in.
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Harold Twigg
Eudora
Rex Johnson
Twiggs
Johnson
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Opens for Business
A new federal commission led by Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. begins operation to curb discrimination in hiring, firing, and promotion. The panel aims for persuasion but can pursue court action if employers or unions persist in bias, with Title VII protections and numerous exemptions noted.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
New York City
Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Baha i Club Sponsors Panel Event at KU Student Union
The KU Baha i Club hosted a Thursday panel at the KU Student Union with Elizabeth Gibson of Kansas City Mo as chair and list of panellists Barton Lavine Richard Hicks and Jean Randazzo. The topic was Spiritual Growth and a Fireside meeting at 1724 Mass follows with Mrs Randazzo chair. Brenda Hicks will review George Townshend's book Christ and Baha u lah.
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KU Baha'i Club
KU Student Union
Elizabeth Gibson
Kansas City
Barton Lavine
Kan
Richard Hicks
Dread
Jean Randazzo
Mass
Randazzo
Brenda Hicks
George Townshend
Christ
East German Barges Halted at Elbe Over Unsigned Permits
Two Communist barges were stopped at Schnackenburg on the Elbe River after captains refused to sign West German entry permits. East Germany had banned old tour permits and issued its own documents, prompting Western officials to view the move as a test of cross border traffic rules between the two Germanys.
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Bonn
Germany
Schnackenburg
Elbe
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Karl Guenther von Hase
Germanys
East Germany
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Post Office Move Due During Month
Acting Postmaster Jack Harris says the new Wichita building between Vermont and Kentucky Streets near Sixth and Seventh will likely be used for operations before month’s end. A regional inspection prompted minor changes, with 7 to 10 days for corrections and a second review before real estate staff assist the move. Harris emphasizes a thorough, unhurried transition as ownership removes lease concerns.
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Jack Harris
Vermont
Kentucky
Wichita
Harris
Post Office Department
7Th and
N. H. Sts
Family notes from Lawrence reveal mumps outbreak nearby
Stuart and Medley families reconnected through state groups in Lawrence. Jennifer Medley faces mumps exposure as her block suspects illness. The Medleys plan church attendance and Scout, swimming pursuits for their children with violin and summer music in view. Funeral arrangements listed with Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Stuart
Medley
Lawrence
Jennifer
Mrs. Medley
Forrest
First Methodist
Beatings not defined beatnik issue tests Provincetown town
Provincetown Massachusetts debates a petition to ban beatniks as residents admit there is no legal definition. Town officials tabled the measure noting beatniks are a loosely defined summer influx amid congestion and tourists. Evelyn Bent notes rising numbers while locals say many beatniks arrive with little and work or bathe minimally.
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Provincetown
Mass
Cape Cod
William McCaffrey
Evelyn Bent
Provincetown Advocate
New York
Greenwich Village
Boston
McCaffrey
110 Years Since First Legislature Anniversary
AP reports the 110th anniversary of Kansas' first legislature session at Pawnee near Ft. Riley. Newly elected lawmakers rode in for a five day meeting called by Gov. Andrew H. Reeder. Slavery dominated the debate and pro slavery forces, tied to Missouri, prompted a July 6 adjournment with a next session at Shawnee Mission. The original stone building is a Kansas State Historical Society landmark.
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Topeka
Pawnee
Ft. Riley
Kansas Prairies
Andrew H. Reeder
Missouri
Shawnee Mission
Missouri State Line
Kansas State Historical Society
Reeder
the Historical Society
Treasure haul from 1715 Spanish galleon found near Sebastian Inlet
Real 8 Corporation announced discovery of a Spanish galleon off Sebastian Inlet about 35 miles south of Cape Kennedy. More than 3,000 pounds of silver from the second vessel were shown, including large discs and ingots, with two clusters of silver pieces of eight and some gold doubloons. The ships were part of a 1715 hurricane fleet headed to Spain.
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Melbourne
Fla
Real 8 Corporation
Harry Cannon
Corporation
Fort Pierce Inlet
Sebastian Inlet
Cape Kennedy
Real 8
New World
Spain
Rev Stouppe Named Assistant to Dean at Kansas School of Religion
Rev Hugh Strouppe is appointed assistant to the dean of the Kansas School of Religion and begins duties. He comes with overseas mission and pastoral experience and has taught English at the University of Kansas. He will handle administrative duties and, for six months, assist the development campaign director while continuing graduate English studies.
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Hugh Strouppe
Kansas School of Religion
William J. Moore
Stouppe
Tonganoxie Methodist Church
University of Kansas
School of Religion
Strouppe
Paul Shiver
Early Thanksgiving Hit in Sardinia Turkey Truck Crash
A truck carrying about 5,000 baby turkeys crashed into a tree near Sardinia Indiana 15 miles southwest of Greensburg. Some birds were killed while many escaped into the countryside.
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Sardinia
Ind
Greensburg
Indiana
Card of Thanks for Seth T. Griffin
We express appreciation for the kindness shown at the death of Seth T. Griffin. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Seth T. Griffin Jr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. White, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Akin and family.
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Seth T. Griffin
Seth T. Griffin Jr
Harold W. White
Tom Akin
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AP Aerospace
Planning For the Lions
Forbes
Mama
John John Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Marine Corps
Brooklyn Naval Base
John John
Caroline
New York Journal-American
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alford-Clarke Post No
Post
2Nd
Ala. Sts
Elbe River
Crane & Co., Inc
Anyiine
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ady
Month Square
Bill
Smith
Rev. Stouppe
Turkey
Lawrence Memorial Co
Cooper-Warren
Schubert Funeral Home
Eudora, Ks
Lawrence, Ks
New Hampshire
Cooper-Warren Oriuary
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