Agnew Arrives in Jidda to Warm Welcome from Americans
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew drew a large crowd at the U S Embassy in Jidda with more than 6000 Americans attending the arrival and his remarks. He mingled with protesters and autographed items as heat eased by a Red Sea breeze. He cited good will from King Faisal and outlined U S leadership aims.
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Jidda
Saudi Arabia
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Red Sea
Middle East
University of Missouri
King Faisal
Agnew
Local Reserves Sail For Ft Wood And Camp Ripley Duty
About 102 Lawrence Army Reserves depart July 17 for Ft Leonard Wood Missouri for two weeks of training ending July 31. On July 30 eighty nine National Guard members head to Camp Ripley Minnesota for two weeks of combat training returning August 1. The reserves include Headquarters and Light Vehicle Drivers and the 89th Division Band. During training the Light Vehicle Drivers teach recruits to drive and the Headqu arters group handles administration and cooking while the band performs at Army events.
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U.S. Army
Lawrence
Ft. Leonard Wood
Lawrence National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
89Th Division
Annual Bazaar Slated July 22 Downtown event
The downtown sidewalk bazaar is planned for Thursday July 22 with all 12 booths reserved. Contact Dorothy Green Ken Murphy or Don Cole for booth space at Hillcrest Shopping Center Dillon's Plaza or Kroger Family Center. Paul Gray and his Gaslight Gang will perform with two free children’s movies. rain date is July 23.
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Bob Zimmerman
Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Committee
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Dillon's Plaza
Kroger Family Center
Dorothy Green
Ken Murphy
Don Cole
Paul Gray
Gaslight Gang
Kennedy plants rose named for John F. Kennedy
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy planted a 1965 hybrid rose honoring his brother John F. Kennedy at Old Westbury Gardens. About 25 people attended as he placed the rose and then returned to Washington, D.C. The garden is a public facility operated by the Phipps Foundation.
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Old Westbury
N.Y
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Old Westbury Gardens
Massachusetts Democrat
Washington, D.C
The
Phipps Foundation
Four Lawrence Scouts Plan Japan International Jamboree
Four Lawrence Boy Scouts from Troops 154 52 and 60 join 20000 US Scouts and others from around the world for an eight day jamboree in Japan from August 2 to 10. The group flies from Omaha July 31 with stops in Alaska and will tour Japan afterward.
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Japan
Lawrence
William Douglas WJ
Mark Watson
Karlin Capps
Tim Fields
Journal-World Photo
Will Hess
Timothy Fields
Frank Fields
Shelburn Pl
Lelon Capps
Quail Creek Dr
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Stan Larson
William Douglas III
William Douglas
W. 29Th Ct
First United Methodist Church
Buford Watson
W. 28Th Ct
First Baptist Church
Lawrence High School
Omaha
Neb
Alaska
United States
Boy Scout
Kansas City
International Boy Scouts Sche
Mule Train Ends Santa Fe Route Parade Near Gardner Kansas
The Santa Fe Trail pack mule train reaches its eastern terminus in Gardner Kansas after departing Santa Fe on June 27 to mark the 150th anniversary. About 45 people, 47 mules and 14 horses traveled 760 miles along U S Highway 56 in campers and trailers. Trail boss Charles Gay says participants took two weeks off work and many paid 300 dollars or were sponsored by local chambers of commerce to complete the voyage.
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Gardner, Kan
Kansas City
Santa Fe
N.M
Charles Gay
Merriam
Gay
Chambers of Commerce
Final concert in the park and week of youth events
Next week features the last park concert by Local 512 at South Park on Thursday 8 p.m. A Last Man Out marathon occurs at Haskell Stadium Tuesday July 13 at 8 p.m. Lawrence hosts Region 8 AAU Junior Olympics Saturday July 17 at KU with finalists from four states aiming for nationals in Colorado Springs.
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the Park
South Park
American Federation of Musicians Local 512
Haskell Stadium
Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado Springs
Centennial Park
Br it on optimistic on newspapers
Lord Thomson of the Thomson Organization says he is optimistic about the future of newspapers in the free world as long as they tell the truth and serve the people. He notes editorial policy across Britain, the United States, Canada, and Ireland and argues censorship cannot replace a free press.
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NEW York (Ap
Lord Thomson
London
Free World
Thomson
Thomson Organization Ltd
Britain
United States
Canada
Ireland
Britons Spend 47 Million Pounds on Vending Machine Hot Drinks
Britons spend 47 million pounds a year on hot drinks from vending machines, a figure reflecting strong consumer demand for self service beverages across pubs, offices, and public spaces.
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Teddy
Chuck Haverty
B.P.D. Elks
Ralph Hazel
Ralph
Elks Serve
America
Shaw
Auto Service
John Bean
Moy Ytedte
Lake Perry
Dale Easton, Inc
Apple Valley Farm
Longview
Perry
Harwood
Iowa Street
Parnmgere
Sai
Sat
Sun
McDonald's
W. 23Rd St
Parks/Rec News
KU Museum
Deerfield
Martha Bissell
Tira Beer
Sandy Roughton
Matt Kappelman
Bryce Burkhart
South Jr. High
Schwegler
Edgewood
India
Thursay
Martinn Park
New York Rotary Club
Jane Donald Fonda - Sutherland
Duncan Flynn
Oren
Roswell Rogers
Trey
Bill Anderson
Vincent McEveety
TOLER
Beney
Big Jake
John Wayne
Richard Boone
Cinema Center
Ranavison
National General Pictures
Walaysy
A Cinema Cent Panavision
de Luxe
A Were Wo and
igWi
Steve . McQueen
LE Mans
Dustin Hoffman
Little Big Man
Panavision
Technicolor
Colum Pueuaiaehue
Sherlock Holmes
Big Man
Horse
Holmes
Gilliatt
New York
Gene Shalit
SPEC
Society For the Parents OF
Lynn Carlin
Buck Henry
Universal Picture
Milos Forman
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