Israeli Air Battle Escalates Over Gulf of Suez
Israeli jets claim the downing of four Egyptian MIGs in a Gulf of Suez dogfight amid cross border raids and reprisals. Cairo reports two Israeli Mirage losses and one coast guard death toll, as both sides recount recent commando strikes and power-line sabotage in Egypt.
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Israel
Gulf of Suez
Egypt
Cairo
Ain el Suk Neh
Mustaphael Hennan
Hassan Kamel
Ali Baghdadi
Jordan
West Bank
Tel Aviv
Suez
Aswan Dam
Director Foresees Students Face Loan Squeeze
The KU Office of Student Financial Aid head Bob Billings forecasts tight loan funds and rising costs for 1969 70. He cites $450 000 EU Endowment loans average 150 200 with 4 interest. National Defense loans drop to about 600 000 for 1000 recipients. work study limited to 175 000 federal funds.
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Kansas University
Bob Billings
Billings
Kansas
Mount Oread
EU Endowment Association
National Defense
University
Logjam stalls California budget and state purchases
California prisons and mental hospitals face credit limits for perishable food as a legislative budget stalemate continues. Gov Reagan’s 6.37 billion plan stalls over school aid. Democrats demand more funding while Ohio and Pennsylvania move to approve appropriations.
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California
Caspar Weinberger
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Republican Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
No Injuries As Car Hits Truck
A car struck the side of an oil transport truck on U. S. 56 seven miles west of Baldwin Junction at about 7:30 a.m. Carole F. Woodruff 20 of Overbrook drove into the left of the turning semi truck driven by Jay Hrabik 22 of Hayes. Damage totaled about 1000 to the car and 50 to the truck.
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GLOBE
U.S. 56
Baldwin Junction
Carole F. Woodruff
Overbrook
Kansas Highway Patrol
Jay Hrabik
Hayes
Woodruff
Hearnes links silence to harm in anti radical remarks
Missouri Governor Warren E Hearnes urges Americans to condemn calls for destroying government. He labels the manifesto excerpt racist and compares radicals to the Ku Klux Klan while warning activists and youth about repression if they do not disavow such rhetoric.
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Wichita
Kan
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Wichita Press
Hearnes
James Forman
Ku Klux Klan
U.S
Julie Nixon Eisenhower Gives Tour To Early White House Guests
Washington AP Julie Nixon Eisenhower surprised the first 25 in line for a White House tour by offering a personal guided visit. She showed a secret stairway and her father’s study along with the garden and Lincoln bedroom and explained moves presidents make to secure space for their mementos.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Treaty Room
White House
Julie
Executive Mansion
Washington (Ap
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
East Garden
Lincoln
New Lawrence Hospital Appointee to Arrive This Weekend
Charles Denniston 37 will join Lawrence Memorial Hospital as administrator arriving Saturday night and reporting Tuesday. He and his wife Marilyn and three children will stay at the Virginia Inn until Monday then move to 1016 W 25th St. Denniston, formerly associate administrator at a Burlington Iowa hospital, succeeds Rodger Johnson now at a Denver hospital. Erhart Flying Service is combing the Big Springs area with a plane after calls to the Douglas County Sheriff and Kansas Highway Patrol about a downed plane near dusk. no sighting reported by 11:30 this morning.
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Charles, Denniston
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Marilyn
Jeffrey
Jon
Kristen
Virginia Inn
25Th St
Denniston
Burlington
Iowa
Rodger Johnson
Denver
Colo
Erhart Flying Service Inc
Big Springs
Douglas County Sheriff Office
Kansas Highway Patrol
Erhart
Three Die in Turnpike Crash Near Admire Kansas
A one car wreck on the Kansas turnpike about 30 miles south of Admire killed three people. Victims were Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Crow and Samuel W. Farrow, all from Dallas Texas, according to the highway patrol.
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Emporia
Kansas Turnpike
Admire
The
Highway Patrol
O. B. Crow
Samual W. Farrow
Dallas
Tex
Chain Saw Theft Reported Near Lawrence Site
Wayne Davenport of Lawrence reported a $130 chain saw stolen Monday night from a Constant Construction Co trailer at a building site east of U S 59, two miles south of Lawrence, in Douglas County. A deputy sheriff noted a pack of about 10 dogs attacking farm animals five miles west of Lawrence on U S 40, and several animals were killed. Charles Topping requested help capturing the dogs.
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Wayne Davenport
Lawrence
Constant Construction Co
U.S. 59
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Charles Topping
Rt. 1
U.S. 40
Rumsey Funeral Home Listing Services Ad
Competent professional service offered by Rumsey Funeral Home. Contact Ph. VI3 5111 for arrangements and advices on funeral planning and memorial options.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Deferral on Rancho Verdes plat action by Douglas County
Douglas County Commission again postponed approving the Rancho Verdes Estates plat after reviewing drainage and sewage concerns. The panel set a July 16 meeting with developer Rees Jackman and attorney Fred Six to seek staff recommendations before action.
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Douglas County
Rancho Verdes Estates
Rees Jackman
Fred Six
Jackman
Young
Levy Approved Bond Issue Fails in Kansas City Schools
Kansas City voters approved a 3.75 per 100 assessed value operating levy but rejected a 12 million dollar school construction bond by two thirds. The levy passed 27 915 to 16 509 or 62.8 percent, while the bond failed 24 353 to 19 148 or 55.9 percent.
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Kansas City
Ninth Annual Kansas Camping Conference Planned at KU
The eighth annual Kansas Camping Conference is scheduled for Oct. 28 at Kansas University. KU Extension and the department of physical education and recreation run the conference for the American Camping Association the State Department of Health and the Kansas Council of Churches. Richard F. Treece of KU serves as conference coordinator.
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Kansas
Kansas University
KU Extension
Department of Physical Education and Recreation
American Camping Association
State Department of Health
Kansas Council of Churches
Richard F. Treece
Harvest Delays Hit Local Wheat Crop
Harvest conditions remain poor as rains left fields muddy and grain flow to elevators nearly at a standstill. Farmers may reach high spots soon but the late harvest contrasts with past Fourth of July completions in Lawrence. No. 1 wheat runs about $1.13 a bushel locally.
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Paul Gabriel
Farmers Co-op Association
Gabriel
Lawrence
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G. W. Mole
Secy
Dan Young
Bob Steele
Lone Star Lake
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