Israel maintains unified control plan for Jerusalem
Israel informs the United Nations it will proceed with a unified administration of Jerusalem despite a General Assembly resolution opposing annexation of the Old City. Abba Eban defends the plan in New York, citing laws protecting holy places and rebuilding efforts since 1948.
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United ~ Nations
N.Y
Israel
United Nations
Jerusalem
General Assembly
Old City
Eban
Thant
Pike Toll Hike Discussed by Kansas Turnpike Authority
The Kansas Turnpike Authority plans a July 24 meeting to decide on an average toll increase of about 8 percent. Chairman Robert Duncan notes engineers Coverdale and Colpitts favor the raise if net revenue falls below around 4.6 million annually. He warns criticism arises as the road currently nets roughly 3 million yearly while bonds may be paid early.
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Topeka
Kansas ‘Turnpike Authority
Robert Duncan
Turnpike
Coverdale and Colpitts
New York
Duncan
Rey
Turnpike Authority
Health Board Sets Budget for Health Department and Center
LawrenceDouglas County Health Board approved tentative budgets totaling 115668 for the Health Department and Bert Nash Mental Health Center. They will seek final approval from city and county commissions while studying proposed clerk salary raises and a 500 annual raise for the Bert Nash director before final action.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Bloomberg
Jobless Rate Rises to 4 Percent in June
The Labor Department reports theu nemployment rate climbed to 4 percent in June the highest in 18 months. Unemployed rose by 1.2 million to 3.6 million with goods producing sectors and construction driving the increase as per Bureau of Labor Statistics Assistant Commissioner Hardt Goldstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Harrd Goldstein
Bureau
Young Kansas Musicians Shine at Chicago Lions Event
A youth band of 117 Kansas students won top honors at the Lions Club international convention in Chicago. Conductors include Charles Molina and Wyatt Cooper with Wendell Hodges and Harvey Lewis. The group left July 3, joined the Whiting Indiana parade July 4, and performed in Chicago July 5.
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Kansas
International Lions Club
Chicago
Charles Molina
Lawrence
Paola
Wyatt Cooper
Wendell Hodges
Anthony
Harvey Lewis
Coffeyville
Nels Shirer
Hillview Rd
Molina
Whiting
Ind
Eudora CPA Picnic Plans Include Parades Band
The Central Protective Association hosts its annual picnic in Eudora July 21 and 22 with a 7 30 p m concert by the Eudora School band a ventriloquist act a dance band and a Saturday parade of antique carts saddle horses floats and bicycles followed by a square dance.
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CPA
Eudora
Central Protective Association
Wakarusa
Two Thefts Reported By Lawrence Police
Lawrence police reported two thefts. Paul Hinckley 915 La St said someone stole 100 dollars from his apartment between 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday with forced entry. Arnold Morgison 1825 Maple Lane said a .22-caliber revolver was stolen from a gun rack on his pickup after 5:30 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Paul Hinckley
Arnold Morgison
Maple Lane
Stull Busy Beavers 4-H Fourth in Cain Field Day
Stull group finished fourth in cattle judging at the Cain Land and Cattle Co Field Day near Big Springs. Seven classes were judged, won by a Jefferson County team, with about 75 4-H members from seven counties attending.
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Stull Busy Beavers
Cain Land and Cattle Co
Big Springs
Jefferson County
Richland Homecoming Fair Seeks Public Views
William Keefover, president, urges Richland patrons to express views on the Homecoming Fair held July 2022. The event faces an uncertain future due to the Clin ton Reservoir and a possible 1970s inundation. Queens and Miss and Mrs. Hometown selections are planned with last year’s winners expected to attend and a talent show across the three nights near Richland in Shawnee County.
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Richland
William Keefover
Clinton
Keefover
Hometown
Nancy Davidson
Lottie Keefover
Lawrence
Shawnee County
Lady Pilots On Wing Again Derby Heads West From Springfield
A dozen planes from the Powder Puff Derby began the cross country race toward Torrance California after an overnight stop in Springfield Missouri. Seventy one flying teams started from Atlantic City New Jersey and spent Monday night in cities as far west as Tulsa Oklahoma. Mrs Mary Ann Noah of Overland Park Kansas a two time winner of the derby left Springfield this morning. Three teams stayed overnight in Tulsa Oklahoma including pilots Jan Gammell and Carol Filford from Denver who were first to land Monday night at Tulsa.
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Springfield
Torrance
Calif
Atlantic City
N. J
Tulsa
Mary. Ann Noah
Overland Park
Kan
Okla
Jan Gammell
Carol Filford
Denver
Death of Bishop Charles R. Pleas Leader of Kansas Church of God in Christ
Funeral services set for Thursday night and Friday morning for Bishop Charles R. Pleas head of the Kansas Church of God in Christ. He died Sunday in Kansas City and oversaw 90 churches with about 5000 members including two Lawrence churches at 835 Elm St and 842 N J St.
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Charles R. Pleas
Kansas Church of God In Christ
Kansas City
Lawrence
Elm St
N.J. St
Pleas
Kansas
Jackie Takes a Villa Lucca Holiday in Italy
Mrs John F Kennedy settles into a luxury 17th century villa in Lucca for a week long Italian vacation. The stay marks a peaceful seaside style retreat while John F Kennedy's wife enjoys private time abroad.
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Lucca
Italy
John F. Kennedy
Lawrence Bank contest winner clocks 100 degree reading
Lawrence resident Gary Moulton won the banks annual temperature contest with a guess of 4 12 p m for the first 100 degree reading. the thermometer hit 5 16 p m Moulton receives a 50 savings bond. About 600 entries. L R Coffey notes several other guesses. Also KU sorority rush deadlines and events for upperclass coeds with dates Sept 6 through Sept 10.
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Gary Moulton
Ridge Ct
Lawrence National Bank
Moulton
L. R. Coffey
Kansas University
Eldridge Hotel
Freeman Outlines Liberalized US Food Aid Plans
Secretary Orville Freeman announced that Agriculture Department food assistance programs will be liberalized and broadened to reach every needy person. He spoke before a Senate subcommittee and noted current rollout in Mississippi with goals to extend full nutritious diets nationwide by 1967 end.
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Washington (Ap
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture Department
Senate
Freeman
Mississippi
Kansas Law Requires Rep. Kay To Disclose Holdings
Kansas State Rep. Morris Kay files a conflict of interest disclosure under the 1967 law. The statement lists stock in American Beef Inc. and ownership in oil and gas in McPherson and Barton counties, director roles at National Guard Life Insurance Co. and R.E.K. Investment Co. plus wife and mother holdings in related ventures and farms in Gray and Hamilton counties.
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Morris Kay
Lawrence
Kansas
House of ‘Representatives
Kay
National Guardian Life Insurance Co
Wisconsin
American Beef, Inc
Ellamay Kay
Gray County
Kan
Hamilton County
Library bequest funds KU library expansion
The estate of Hugh M. Blair bequeathed 25000 dollars to Kansas University for the Hugh M. Blair Library Fund, to buy special books as part of the Program for Progress. Blair, KU alumnus, Harvard and Columbia graduate, once head librarian at Washington State College, died 1967. He is survived by two sisters. The gift raises Lawrence contributions to about 450000 for the program.
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Kansas University
Hugh M. Blair
Irvin B. Youngberg
KU Endowment Association
University Library
Libraries
Blair
Harvard
Clarke Wescoe
Toronto _ ‘University
Lawrence
Harvard Law School marks 150th anniversary celebration
Harvard Law School in Cambridge plans a September celebration for its 150th anniversary with Chief Justice Earl Warren and Associate Justice William Brennan among the attendees. The event highlights a historic milestone for the law school and its alumni network.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard Law School
Earl Warren
William ‘Brennan
U.S Supreme Court
Coe
McNamara Blocks Full U.S. Troop Increase in Vietnam
Defense Secretary McNamara, on his ninth Vietnam trip, signals he will not recommend sending all requested troops. He urges limited integration of Vietnamese forces and emphasizes better use of existing forces, as Westmoreland seeks 100000 to 140000 more troops for faster war progress.
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Saigon
Johnson
Westmoreland
U.S
McNamara
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen’ Cao -Ky
Cao van Vien
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Wichita Bank Named Low Bidder for Lawrence Bond Issue
The Fourth National Bank and Trust Co of Wichita submitted the lowest bid for 775000 dollars in Lawrence internal improvement bonds. The bonds fund sewers and street and park improvements with a net interest of 156747.79 dollars and an average annual rate of 3.73209 percent. Bids were opened at a special City Commission meeting in City Hall and the award was set for that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank and Trust Co
Wichita
City of
Lawrence
Wichita, Bank
City Crash Causes Minor Damage in Hillcrest Center Parking
An evening non-injury accident occurred Monday at 8 52 p.m. in the Hillcrest Shopping Center parking lot. An auto driven by Edward G Groves 18 of 2516 Mouridgiew Dr collided with a car driven by Ronda G Sinleton 15 of 1205 Pa St causing $275 damage.
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Hillcrest
Eddward
G. Groves
Mouridgiew Dr
Ronda G. Sinleton
St.j
Garden Club Labels City Trees With Species Tags
The Garden Club plans to finish labeling city trees this week with galvanized metal tags showing botanical and common names. Volunteers identify trees aided by KU botany professor Rufus Thompson and Vernon Cooper, retired city park head. The club also catalogs unusual specimens and plans to donate a tree of each variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Rufus ‘Thompson
City ‘Park Department
Vernon Cooper
Thompson
Plang
Space capsule teens test confinement in makeshift habitat
Three teen boys Kirk Fraser Pete Cottier and Bob Carter from Prairie Village and Leawood built a cardboard capsule with 198.73 cubic feet. They spent days inside to study what people endure in extended confinement. They concluded that Monopoly and television are not essential and crayons should stay aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas “City
Kirk Fraser
Pete Cottier
Prairie
Village
Bob Carter
Leawood
Kirk
State Revenue Breaks Record in Fiscal Year
TOPEKA RP The Department of Revenue reported a record 316.3 million in collections for the fiscal year ending June 30, up 19.3 million or 6.5 percent from the prior year. The rise mainly reflects a shift to a withholding system for state income taxes, offset by declines in corporate and individual income tax payments. Estimated tax and withholding increases totaled 56.6 million.
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Topeka
Department of Revenue
James E. McDonald
State Revenue
Card of Thanks for Wedding Anniversary Gifts
Linwood friends received many cards and golden Chrysanthemums for our Wedding Anniversary. Friendship is a treasured commodity. Tom and Eris Goff. Thanks to Dr Belot and the nurses on the 1st floor for care and to all who sent cards and flowers during my hospital stay.
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Tom
Eris
Goff
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Jackie
Conboy Realty
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Ruth Vervynck
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Nancy Fréed
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