U.N. Near Vote On Middle East Crisis
At the United Nations General Assembly in emergency session observers watched two rival resolutions vie for a two thirds majority on Israel's troop withdrawals from Egypt, Jordan and Syria. Latin American allies caucused to decide votes while nonaligned nations argued over timing and scope of broader Middle East questions. Caradon warned renewed Suez fighting adds urgency to the effort, with a solution potentially taking months or years.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y. Aap
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Assembly
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Security Council
Cornwells Hurt In Auto Mishap Near Salina
Two Lawrence residents Albert Cornwell and Helen Cornwell along with Sanford Lee Roberts suffered injuries in a two vehicle crash at the U S 40 and I 35W ramp west of Salina Saturday night. Albert Cornwell received an eye injury and surgery might be needed. Mrs Cornwell had cuts and bruises. Roberts from Hazelwood Missouri escaped with noncritical injuries. The 1967 sedans and truck sustained extensive damage.
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Lawrence
U. S. 40
Salina
Kansas Highway Patrol
Albert Cornwell
Helen Cornwell
Sanford Lee Roberts
Hazelwood
Cornwell
Central Junior High School
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Posity Medical Center
Kansas City
Roberts
City Wins Award for Outstanding Accident Control
The city of Lawrence received an award from Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co for outstanding achievement in accident control covering Feb 10 1965 to Feb 7 1967. The city saved taxpayers over $20 000 in premium reductions and workers compensation rates due to two million man hours without a personal injury excluding police and fire. John Kopp credited all departments including 245 employees and noted the sanitation and street divisions led the effort.
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Lawrence
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Kansas City
John Kopp
Kopp
Vandalism and Theft Reported in Local Incidents
Police reported vandalism and theft at the Little Wo men's Shop 823 Mass St. A Thursday Saturday theft of $50 from a cash drawer occurred between noon and 5 30 p.m. Saturday. John Ramsey reported vandals painted his 1967 auto near his residence causing 150 to 200 in damage.
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Little Women’s
Mass
John Ramsey
Naismith Dr
Statements Filed in Topeka Under New Conflict Law
In Topeka the first two disclosures under the 1967 conflict of interest statute were recorded. Marie Warden of Sedgwick County and Fred Gulick of the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System filed notices. Gulick discloses ownership in the Kansas Wine and Spirits Wholesalers Association, with duties including public relations and legal advice. The law requires officers to disclose substantial interests before acting on pending legislation and restricts contracts with entities in which they hold interests unless disclosures have been made.
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Topeka
Secretary of State
Marie Warden
Sedgwick County
Fred Gulick
Kansas Public Employes Retirement System
Ronald Baxter
Robert Docking
Republy
Warden
Gulick
Kansas Wine and Spirits Wholesalers Association Inc
Abe Swed Dies at 58 After Heart Attack in Milwaukee
Abe L. Swed, 58, former Democratic candidate for governor in 1966, died Saturday of a heart attack in Milwaukee. His widow Jeanette Swed serves as Democratic national committeewoman from Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Abe L. Swed
Swed
Jeanette
Wisconsin
Georgia tourism gets $100000 ad campaign boost
Georgia state agencies allocate one hundred thousand dollars for a television campaign to promote Georgia tourism. The notice references free prescription delivery and immediate mail service from Raney drug stores with local handling and funeral service details.
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Atlanta, Ga
State Department of Industry and Trade
Georgia
Raney Drug Stores
Ady
Federal Reserve Accused of Using War to Push Rates Up
House Banking Committee Chair Patman charges the Federal Reserve Board with using the Vietnam conflict as a pretext to raise interest rates for profit of lenders. He accuses William McChesney Martin of reneging on a promised rate restraint and calls for immediate rate cuts despite ongoing propaganda.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Patman
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin
Martin
Murder Charge Issued For Olathe Man
Lewis McNack, 52, of Olathe was charged with first degree murder in the death of a 41 year old Olathe man following an argument.
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Olathe
Kan
Lewis McNack
Four Men Involved in Sunday Night Killing
Johnson County sheriff's deputies report Lawney Olen Williams was shot twice at close range with a .38 revolver near the scene of a slaying. He is held at the county jail on a $15,000 bond. Deputies say all four men had been drinking. MeéeNack was arrested at his home. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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Lawney Olen Williams
Johnson County
MeéeNack
Dr Simons Named Head of Mayo Clinic Plastic Surgery
Dr John N Simons formerly of Lawrence is named head of the Mayo Clinic plastic surgery department in Rochester Minnesota He is a KU graduate class of 1954 and a Pennsylvania University Medical School alumnus He joined Mayo surgical staff in September 1966 and was appointed head July 1 He is son of Mr and Mrs Polph Simons of 444 Country Club er
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John N. Simons
Lawrence
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Kansas University
Pennsylvania University Medical School
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Simons
Mayo’s
Polph Simons
Mrs. Kennedy to Visit Pope in Rome
Mrs John F Kennedy plans an audience with Pope Paul VI in Rome on Thursday before a five day stay in the city. She will then return to Ireland where she has been on vacation since June 15 with her children Caroline and John.
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Dublin
Rome
Pope Paul VI
Ireland
Caroline
John
Non Injury Wreck Involving Porter And Transue At 3rd and Lyon
A non injury accident occurred at 6 25 p m Saturday when a station wagon driven by Charles W Porter 60 of Route 3 and a car driven by Paul D Transue 60 of 714 N 6th St collided at 3rd and Lyon Streets. Damage to both vehicles was 175 dollars.
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Charles W. Porter
Route 3
Paul D. Transue
6Th St
3Rd
Lyon Sts
Lake Geneva hit by second violent youth uprising
Thousands of teenagers and young adults rampaged in Lake Geneva Wisconsin on Sunday hurling beer bottles and fireworks at police. police pressed the crowd back to a lakeside park and imposed a 1 am curfew as arrests topped 100 over two nights with 30 to 40 jailed Sunday night.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Wisconsin
Emil Johnejack
Elkhorn
Donald Fry
Chicago
Mecca
James van Beek
van Beek
Te Suds
Lakeside
Chamber of Commerce
Sir Francis Chichester Sets Sail for London Knighthood
Sir Francis Chichester 65 sails from Plymouth aboard Gipsy Moth IV toward London to be knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. He recently ended a solo 28,500 mile voyage to Australia and back around Cape Horn after hospital treatment for an ulcer.
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Plymouth
England
Francis
Chichester
Mariner
London
Royal Naval Hospital
Australia
Cape Horn
KU Previews Held for Doug las County Students
Twelve students from Doug las County attended the third of eight KU Previews on June 29 2009 They met with deans and advisers pre enrolled and arranged housing for the upcoming term Other previews are scheduled for July 6 7 10 11 13 14 17 18 20 21 The City Commission will not meet Tuesday due to Independence Day and will convene at 2 p m Wednesday Discussions will cover a proposed fair housing ordinance A revised housing ordinance is under review by city staff Also Kansas law now requires protective helmets for motorcycle riders and passengers effective statewide making helmetless riding a misdemeanor per Assistant Attorney General Dan Metz
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Douglas County
Naismith
Mona Hargadine
Mont
Donald Keating
Lecompton
Charles Laskowski
Marlene Morriss
Eudora
Carl Preston
Sunset
Glenda
Turner
Maine
Mary VanGemeren
Harper
Gaylene White
Sandra Wheelhouse
Ill
Vicki Wilburn
Martha Williams
Kansas
Dan Metz
Topeka
City Clerk Announces Registration Window for Aug 8 Election
City Clerk Vera Mercer said the Lawrence office will be open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday for residents to register for the August 8 special election on the Lecompton Bridge and the $10 motor vehicle tax. Registration closes July 18 as required by state law.
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Vera Mercer
Lawrence
Lecompton
City Hall
Past Commander Gordon B Rogers Dies at 65
Lt. Gen. Gordon B. Rogers, retired U S Army officer who led the 7th Army in Europe, died Sunday after a long illness at a Washington hospital. He was 65 and retired in 1941.
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Washington
Gordon B. Rogers
U.S. 7Th Army
Europe
Rogers
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Alvin Samuels
Wedgewood
Forrest
Peterson
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Journal-World Photo
Monte Pearson
Journal- World Photo
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