KU Graduate Given Corps Post in India
A February graduate of Kansas University Edward A Hibbard of Eureka has been named a Peace Corps volunteer. He earned a BS in business administration and completed 13 weeks of training at the University of Hawaii Hilo campus before leaving for Indiana. His group will work on poultry development gardening and nutrition projects in Orissa India. This brings the Peace Corps presence in India to over 700 workers.
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Edward A. Hibbard
Eureka
Hibbard
Tion
University of Hawaii
Hilo
Indiana
Orissa
Peace Corps
India
Complaints Rise High Under Protection of 64 Equality Act
Washington AP reported the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission completes its first year amid a flood of complaints from minorities and women. Since July 2, 1965, the act covers firms with 25 or more workers, expanding regional reach today to 83,000 businesses.
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Newport
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Washington
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San Francisco
Albuquerque
New Orleans
Dallas
Austin
Atlanta
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
First Day of Medicare Smooth for Hospitals Across Nation
Hospitals reported a smoother start to the new Medicare program for people 65 and older, with the day marked by some paperwork problems, missing forms, and a few outbursts. Institutions from Mount Sinai to Northwest Seattle began handling Medicare patients, while administrators warned of busy days ahead and the need for clear rules.
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Jackson Memorial
Massachusetts General
United States
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Seattle
Alfred Ki. Riley
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Chicago
Riley
Anna Winston
New York City
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Atlanta
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Air Force
Detroit
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California
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Research Hospital
Kansas City
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Ochsner Foundation
New Orleans
Herbert Leonard
Ponchatoula
St. Joseph's
E.D. Rivers
Lakeland
Georgia
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Dallas
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Fred Bonte
Parkland
Medicare
Catholic Protest in Warsaw Spurs Six Month Tension
Warsaw demonstrations grew from a December bishops letter inviting German church leaders to celebrate 1000 years of Christianity. The clash between the Catholic church led by Cardinal Wyszynski and Poland’s Soviet-aligned government escalated with travel bans, accusations, and large-scale street protests culminating in clashes near the party HQ and cathedral.
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Rome
Povnan
Wyszynski
Pickary
Czestochowa
Communist Party
Competitors Aid Beal Inc After Fire Claims Plant
Kansas City Kansas Beal Inc faces production disruption after a major fire struck its main plant. Competitors Midwest Oil Co and others offer aid including unused lines and warehouse space. Beal workers resume at partner sites as fire crews extinguish smoldering embers.
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Kansas City, Kan
Beal Inc
Kansas City
John BE. Cox
Beal Industries
Inter-State Oil Co. Inc
Midwest Oil Co
Beal
Cox
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Yellow Transit Freight Lines Inc
Chemix
Frontier Chemical Co
Wichita
High Speed Race Fatal For Missouri Driver
A car pursued by highway patrol went out of control four miles southwest of Monett, Missouri. Driver Lawrence R. Chapman, 20, of Pierce City, died in the crash after speeds reached about 100 mph. The car skidded 154 feet and struck trees before stopping.
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Highway Patrol
Lawrence R. Chapman
Pierce City
Larry Cooper
U.S. 60
Fiers heads ICWF in Lafayette election
Mrs A Dale Fiers of Indianapolis was elected president of the International Christian Women's Fellowship at a Lafayette meeting attended by church and community members.
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Lafayette, Ind
A. Dale Fiers
Indianapolis
International Christian Women's Fellowship
Sooner firemen resign in wage dispute shuffle
Nine firemen quit in Cushing Oklahoma on Friday over pay. City hires four new firefighters and shifts four others to fill vacancies. Eleven resigned June 16 but two withdrew and stayed on. Leaders cite a $50 monthly raise desired from a $315 base. The city grants a $20 raise to all city employees effective Friday.
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Cushing
Okla
Ap1
John R. Hamman
Hamman
Aries to Pisces: eclectic predictions mix tone and tone
Horoscope text offers fragmented, nonstandard forecasts for each sun sign. It mentions social life, caution, opportunities, travel, and interpersonal advice with several misspellings and unclear phrasing throughout.
Johnsons Celebrate Luci Johnsons Birthday at Ranch
President Johnson and Lady Bird plan a quiet family party at the LBJ Ranch for Luci Johnson's 19th birthday. Luci's fiancé Pat Nugent is present and the couple is to marry August 6 in Washington. The family plans a holiday at the ranch as Congress is in recess and the President may stay until July 12.
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LBJ
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Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Texas White House
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Ranch
Here
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