Banda accuses China of funding African leaders in Malawi
Malawi Prime Minister Hastings Banda charged that Communist China has spent millions to corrupt African leaders. He spoke at Malawi's first independence anniversary news conference and said former Finance Minister Kanyama Chiume attempted to organize a rebellion from Tanzania after a cabinet purge last September.
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Blantyre
Malawi
Hastings Banda
China
Banda
Kanyama Chiume
Tanzania
Lawrence schools consider staff changes and policy updates
Knox reported tabled actions on 1965 66 contract releases for West Junior High McAllaster and New York Marilyn Simpson and Evelyn Sanders Cordley. Board elected several staff members at Lawrence High Central Junior High and approved three policy recommendations on early admissions age petty cash for schools and monthly summer checks.
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McAllaster
West Junior High
Knox
Max Fuller
West Junior High School
Marilyn Simpson
New York
Evelyn Sanders
Cordley
Lloyd Buck
Virginia Cannon
Lawrence High
Patricia Lee
Central Junior High
Jayne Powell
Asia Spengel
Jane Koch
Maxine Gover
Fussy license lines in Georgia photo program
Waiting lines for Georgia new drivers license photographs grow long as applicants, especially women, seek color portraits. The program requires every applicant to be photographed in color.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Water for America exhibit ends at KU Lawrence
Chester Paxson of the Douglas County Soil Conservation Service says the Water for America exhibit once in the Kansas Union has ended after originally being slated to run through July. University Theatre opens two one act plays Escurial and Episode from an Author's Life at 8 20 p m with KU summer theater also at 8 20 p m Wednesday through Friday. A record crowd of 15250 attended Sundays Jaycees fireworks at Memorial Stadium with tickets counted by Win Grantham. stadium attendance excludes hillside spectators.
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University Theatre
Kansas University
Lawrence Jaycees
Memorial Stadium
Win Grantham
Jaycee
Hunger strike continues as Draftee demands CO discharge
Pvt. David R. Ovall, 23, from Los Angeles, vows to persist with his hunger strike at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. He has not eaten since June 21 and will continue until granted a conscientious objector discharge or until death, while drinking water.
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FT. Monmouth
N.J
David R. Ovall
Los Angeles
Newport Jazz Festival ends without violence
The 12th Newport Jazz Festival closed its four days without major violence. About 10 people were arrested after the windy finale, bringing total arrests to around 80 for minor offenses.
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Newport
R.J
New Baptist Center Planned for Campus
Kansas University students will gain a new American Baptist student center as part of a $225000 fund drive by the Kansas Baptist Convention. The drive covers centers in Lawrence Hays Emporia and payments on Manhattan and Pittsburg centers with a July 24 victory dinner at Kansas State University.
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Kansas Baptist Convention
Lawrence
Hays
Emporia
Manhattan
Pittsburg
Baptist Student
Kansas State University
Oread
Myers Hall
Kansas School of Religion
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Christian Life Advance of the
Rights for Puerto Rican Voters Tied to Literacy Proof
In Washington Rep. Emanuel Celler moved the voting rights bill to the House floor and agreed to an amendment to enfranchise thousands of New York City's Puerto Rican voters. The measure would allow Spanish speaking citizens meeting sixth grade American education standards to meet literacy requirements, aligning with a Senate amendment. Leaders aim for a final vote by Friday amid broader debates over poll taxes and the 15th Amendment.
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Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House
New York City
Celler
House Judiciary Committee
William Fitts Ryan
Dn.y
New York
Senate
Wescoe Cancels Asian Tour Plans for KU Chancellor
Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe cancels a planned Orient tour with the China Medical Board. The trip would have inspected hospitals in Japan. He will now take a summer vacation with his family near Spicer Minnesota after KU’s summer session ends.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Orient
China Medical Board
Japan
Wescoe
United States
Spicer
Minn
Wescoe Currenty
Harvard Physicist Survives Big Cambridge Electron Accelerator Blast
A Harvard MIT joint facility in Cambridge suffered a blast that injured seven people, three critically, as liquid hydrogen was pumped into a bubble chamber. Dr Joseph Szymanski, in charge of the chamber, shut off the feed after high pressure, but an explosion followed with three coworkers listed as critically burned. The center, built in 1962, denies radioactive danger.
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Cambridge
Mass
App
Harvard
Joseph Szymanski
Szymanski
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Schivell
Twinsburg
Ohio
Arthur C. Reid
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Frank Feinberg
Providence
R.I
West Junior High Seeks State Library Standards
Superintendent Carl Knox notes West district invests in library quality with yearly budget increases. Hargadine adds books purchased this summer and fall bring West Junior High near the state department requirement.
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West
Carl §. Knox
State Department
Hargadine
West Junior High
Ex-Sheriff Nye Dies in Leavenworth at 54
R Nye, former Leavenworth County sheriff for two terms, died at his home in Leavenworth Kansas after a heart attack at age 54. He is survived by his wife Lilian Nye and two brothers.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Herher
R. Nye
Leavenworth County
Lilian Nye
Santa Claus Town Flourishes as All-Year Holiday Spot
In Santa Claus Indiana the town draws about 500000 visitors annually to Santa Claus Land a 200 acre park run by 120 employees. Jim Yellig who has portrayed Santa for 46 years greets guests and the post office handles four million pieces of mail each year. The town named Santa Claus in 1852 after a bell rang out on Christmas Eve and villagers voted to adopt the name now a $7500000 yearly business.
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Indiana
Jim Yellig
Santa Claus
Yellig
North Pole
American Legion
Salem Methodist Church
Santa Fe
Washington
St. Nick
Body of Navy Man Found in a Creek
Richard Leon Johnson, 25, a Navy man home on leave, was found in Little Sugar Creek Monday after drowning Sunday when a boat overturned while he fished with his brother in law Charles New. He leaves a wife and their week old daughter Pamela.
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Mound City
Kan
Richard Leon Johnson
Little Sugar Creek
Johnson
Charles New
Pamela
U.S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
North Viet Nam missile sites nearing completion
A State Department spokesman said two missile sites in North Viet Nam are virtually complete and two more are at an advanced stage. No missiles were found at the completed sites, but installation appears imminent. Work is concentrated in Hanoi and Haiphong areas with Soviet missiles of about 40 miles range.
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Washington
State Department
North
Viet Nam
Robert J. McCloskey
Hanoi
Haiphong
McCloskey
North Viet Nam
Soviet Union
U.S
South Viet Nam
Emergency Loans Approved for Arkansas River Valley Flood Area
Gov. Avery announced approval of emergency loans from the Farmers Home Administration for the Arkansas River Valley flood area. Under secretary John A. Schnittker confirmed loans for Barton, Edwards, Finney, Ford, Grant, Gray, Hamilton, Kearny, Pawnee, Rice and Stanton counties.
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William H. Avery
Farmers Home Administration
Arkansas River Valley
Avery
John A. Schnittker
Barton
Edwards
Finney
Ford
Grant
Gray
Hamilton
Kearny
Pawnee
Rice
Stanton
Young Killer Shot to Death in Pittsburgh Police Shootout
In Pittsburgh a 24-year-old Leroy Francis Scott armed with a rifle killed patrolman Coleman McDonough and Aaron Godfrey, wounded two others, and was killed at dawn after a five hour manhunt in Hazelwood. The motive centered on Scott’s courtship of Godfrey's 16-year-old daughter Ruth.
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Pittsburgh
Leroy Francis Scott
James Hintemeyer
Scott
Coleman McDonough
Aaron Godfrey
McDonough
Leo Minein
Joseph Laffey
Godfrey
Hazelwood
Ruth
Godfreys
Miller Sr. Dies in Kansas City at 78
Harry G. Miller Sr., 78, businessman and civic leader, died today in a Kansas City hospital after suffering a heart attack on May 29. He owned Kansas City Pattern and Model Works which makes metal castings and molds and chaired the Kansas Democratic Club which sponsors Washington Day festivities in Topeka.
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Kansas City, Kan
Harry G. Miller Sr
Eader
Miller
Kansas City
Kansas Democratic Club
Topeka
Wakarusa Watershed Board Sets July Meeting Agenda
The Wakarusa Watershed board of directors will hold its regular quarterly meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 13, in the American Legion Hall at Richland. The budget for 1966 is the main item, with the Soil Conservation Service of Salina studying damages in the Little Wakarusa Watershed and aiming to report at the meeting.
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Wakarusa Watershed Board of Directors
American Legion Hall
Richland
Soil Conservation Service of
Salina
Little Wakarusa
Card of Thanks for James Halyfield loss
The family expresses sincere gratitude to neighbors relatives and friends for flowers food cards and kindness after the death of James Halyfield their son father and brother. Signed by Mrs Jeezie Halyfield James R Holyfield Robert B Holyfield and Mr and Mrs Ernest Ireland Mr and Mrs Raybert Thornton.
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Jeezie Halyfield
James R. Holyfield
Robert B. Holyfield
Ernest Ireland
Raybert Thornton
Birthday gratitude from Mrs Allie Milburn
Allie Milburn of Eudora Kansas thanks relatives and friends for many acts of kindness on her birthday and says the thoughtful deeds will be remembered and treasured.
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Allie Milburn
Eudora, Kan
In Memoriam Robert Reusch Remembered
In memory of Robert Reusch who passed away two years ago today. Sadly missed by Mrs. Robert Reusch and family.
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