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Perry Lake crackdown targets unsafe boating after weekend tickets
About 25 operators were cited for unsafe boating practices at Perry Lake the past weekend. Officials plan ongoing inspections, warnings, and arrests to improve safety and prevent further tragedies at the popular 16 mile northwest of Lawrence lake. Continuous patrols and possible user-fee adjustments are urged to sustain the safety gains beyond the holiday crackdown.
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Navy psychologist alleges covert use of murderers as spies
A London Times quote attributes to Lt Cmdr Thomas Narut that the Navy recruited convicted killers from prisons and trained them as political assassins for embassies worldwide. The Navy denied the charges and called for concrete names, dates, places and evidence.
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U.S. Navy
Navy
Cmdr
Thomas Narut
U.S. Naval Hospital
Naples
Italy
Is a Summer Rally Brewing on Wall Street
The article questions the likelihood of a lasting summer rally, noting that higher interest rates could push prices down while signs of recovery emerge. It cites Yale Hirsch on past June to July gains and urges focus on interest rate trends as the key predictor of the market’s near term direction.
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Ford gains security as chief after tough early months
Eight months into his presidency Gerald R. Ford shows a tightened grip on the White House. He has asserted command over staff and policy, won four vetoes, and faced down conservative GOP challengers while navigating a cautious national mood amid inflation and recession concerns.
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Nixon's Ethical Failures Tarnish Global Stand
The piece reflects on Nixon's decline with a San Clemente dinner scene honoring him. It critiques his lack of ethical discrimination and links personal failings to broader damage in international diplomacy, citing Theodore White and Nicholas Von Hoffman. It contrasts public praise with private flaws.
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San Clemente
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White House
Theodore White
Nicholas von Hoffman
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Hoffman
Richard Nixon
Durer
Teddy White
China
Peking
Moscow
Shriver signs up aide Cyrus Vance for presidential bid
Despite denying a run, Sargent Shriver hires Cyrus Vance as a top campaign aide to build a full operation. He aims for an early Labor Day announcement and seeks legal and fundraising strength to meet campaign-finance rules. Vance, a Johnson protege, will advise on eligibility and funds.
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Cyrus Vance
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Vance
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Minneapolis
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Heller
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South Dakota
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Lawrence school board approves record budget despite levy drop
The Lawrence School Board approved a budget totaling 3 883 191 52 dollars with an 8 60 mill levy cut to 38 10. The budget reflects a record dollar amount for the district. Douglas County saw a near spotless traffic safety record over the July 4 holiday despite high winds and .70 inches of rain causing some outages and downed limbs. Officials nationwide called for tougher penalties after rioting by beer drinking youths at resort areas during the holiday. The 25 year old 1950 items note Mrs. Stanley Hipp named Red Cross executive secretary. Eisenhower urged Congress to fight Russian propagandists. Ad Lindsey to Ft. Riley for reserve duty. Roy Knapp's Roughriders rode from Topeka to Sam Elliott's pasture and back. the Douglas County Sunday schools picnic was held at Brown's Grove.
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Ad Lindsey
Field Artillery
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Roy Knapp
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Topeka
Sam Elliott
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Today in History July Seventh Highlights From 1937 to 2020
On this date events include the Sino Japanese War start at Marco Polo Bridge in 1937 and Haiti independence proclaimed by Toussaint l Ouverture in 1801. Other notes cover Perry in Japan 1854 Lincoln assassination accomplices 1865 McKinley Hawaii annexation 1898 and more.
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Peking
Toussaint l’Ouverture
Haiti
France
U.S. Navy
Matthew Perry
Japan
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
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Romania
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Netherlands
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Pierre Cardin
Ringo Starr
John Sherman
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Divine guidance for opening hearts to love and aid
A devotional plea for embracing God’s love and teachings to help others and oneself endure life’s trials through faith and compassion.
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