Senate votes to beat back GOP amendment on Social Security health plan
The Senate opened its second voting session on the Social Security health care bill by rejecting a Republican amendment for automatic 3 percent cost of living benefit increases. The bill's fate appeared likely tonight as 14 amendments were disposed of, with further Republican proposals anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Finance Committee
Curtis
Long
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Girl 9 Missing After Motel Robbery Near Kansas City
A 9 year old girl Denise Clinton was abducted after a gunman robbed and bound her grandparents at a rural motel near Interstate 29 in Kansas City. The kidnapping followed a $256 payment to the suspect who tied Mr and Mrs Reynolds and fled.
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Kansas City
Denise Clinton
Chelcie
Jack) Reynolds
Denise
Russell Clinton
Independence
Dorothy Mae Reynolds
Bright prospects for Vickie Birch after Shrine Hospital care
Seven year old Vickie Birch returns from Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital in St Louis with plans for corrective spine and leg surgery in 3 to 5 years. Local Abdallah Shrine and the Lawrence Shrine group sponsor her treatment. The family awaits follow up checks in six months and the pediatric program aims for full normalcy by her teens.
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Vickie Lynn Birch
Lawrence
Shrine
Vickie
Paul Birch
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
St. Louis
Abdallah Shrine
LeRoy Gross
Abdallah Crippled Children’s Committee
Otis Hyde
Birches
Lawrence Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 2
Gross
Abdallah
Gross and
Hyde
Sadie Hawkins Event Boosts Music Art Camp Attendance
High school students at Kansas University attend the 28th Annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp Saturday night in Lewis Hall for a Sadie Hawkins dance with costumes and prizes for original attire. The camp will feature Sunday concerts by choir and bands and a Monday trip to Starlight Theatre in Kansas City to see Music Man, led by camp director Russell L. Wiley and KU band leaders.
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Kansas University
Lewis Hall
Starlight Theatre
Kansas City
Starlight
University
Russell L. Wiley
Kenneth Bloomquist
Charles Martyn
Colorado State College
Gunnison
Zearott
Six Kidnap Victims Freed After Oregon Bank Robbery
Six hostages released unharmed by ex convict abductors after a Portland bank heist and the killing of a deputy sheriff. The suspects Wilbur Marion Grey and Karl Cletes Bowles fled toward Sacramento as a three state manhunt continued.
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Woodland
Calif
Oregon
FBI
Portland
Wilbur Marion Grey
Brunswick, Ga
Karl Cletes Bowles
Amarillo
Tex
Grey
Bowles
Oregon State Prison
Mrs. Corbin
Springfield
Ore
Corbin
Carlton E. Smith
Goodpasture
Delta Interchange
Howard Kershner
Speaker McCormack condemns Southern Democrat on voting rights bill
House Speaker John W. McCormack said a Southern Democrat’s appeal for GOP votes for the Republican version of the voting rights bill puts Republicans in an untenable position. He spoke to newsmen ahead of the House third day of debate on the measure.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
House
McCormack
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Tuck
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Virginia
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
McCulloch
Celler
Paul Mantz Dies In Yuma Plane Crash
Hollywood stunt flier Paul Mantz, 61, died while flying a custom plane for a movie near Yuma Arizona. The crash in Buttercup Valley sand dunes occurred during filming for The Flight of the Phoenix. Co-pilot Bob Rose injured and hospitalizing in Yuma. no stars present.
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Paul Mantz
Yuma
Ariz
Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox Studios
Buttercup Valley
Calif
Jimmy Stewart
Ernest Borgnine
Peter Finch
Mantz
Bob Rose
Paving Boom Underway in Lawrence with Four Contracts
City Engineer Virgil Holdredge says nearly a quarter of a million dollars fund Lawrence paving this summer. Four contractors handle projects totaling 218 876 with major work on Lawrence Avenue Pioneer Ridge and Lindley Drive. Finishing depends on weather with all work due by Oct 1.
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Lawrence
Virgil Holdredge
Hird Construction Co
Lawrence Avenue
Pioneer Ridge Addition
Lindley Drive
Millstone Drive
Pioneer Ridge No. 2
Holdredge
Ransom Construction Co
Topeka
Holiday Hills No. 5
Penny Construction Co
Westdale Road
Cardinal Drive
Holiday Hills No. 2
Minnesota
2Nd Street
24Th Street
South Hills Addition
Ousdahl
Cedarwood Drive
25Th Street
Kansas Construction Co
Rain likely in northeast Kansas region forecast
Partly cloudy skies over Lawrence with possible rain tonight. The U S Weather Bureau Topeka forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy conditions through Friday, with thunderstorms in more than 20 percent of the area and southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Temperature highs near 90 and recent Lawrence readings show around 89 today.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas
New Maris Daughter Born in Kansas City
A daughter was born today at a Kansas City hospital to Mrs. Roger Maris, wife of New York Yankee outfielder. The baby weighed 8 pounds 81/2 ounces and was named Shawn Maris.
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Kansas City
Roger Maris
New York Yankee
Shawn Maris
Regents OK Record KU Budget for 1967 Fiscal Year
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a record Kansas University operating budget for 1967 at 26,452,642, after trimming 877,675 from Chancellor Wescoe’s 27,330,317 request. Major cuts shaved salaries to 6 percent and reduced capital items while noting potential inclusion in later budgets.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Regents
Alumni Place
Malott Hall
23Rd
Iowa
Fraser Hall
Naismith Drive
Raymond Nichols
Kansas
State Budget Department
William Avery
Stock Market Index Closes Up 2.5 In New York
Closing average for 60 stocks in New York, as reported by AP, ends at 322.5 points, rising 2.5. The modest gain reflects ongoing trading as investors weigh early gains and broader economic signals.
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Stock Market Index
New York
Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas through Friday
Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions extend into Friday with scattered thunderstorms. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph tonight, low temperatures near the upper 60s. Friday highs near 90 with a noon reading around 82 and prior day records noted.
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D-La
K.C
Sadie Hawkins
Clayton Krehbiel
Warner Lawson
College of Fine Arts
Howard University
Gerald Carney
Michael Zearott
The
University of California At Los Angeles
Huuosey
Viso
Sacramento
David Corbin
Clinton Clark
Aldis Rickstins
Seattle
Massachusetts
Woolworth
Raney Drug Store
B&g
Coffman and Son
Journal- World Photo
NEW Maris
Dread
Kansas U
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