Democrats Unite In Kansas After Miami Convention
Kansas Democrats return from Miami claiming unity and renewed effort to beat Nixon. McGovern backers plan massive campaigns including phone drives and door to door solicitation targeting first time voters aged 18 to 20. Republicans warn of tougher race as McGovern could challenge in Kansas.
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McGovern-Eagleton
GOP
Robert Dole
Hubert Humphrey
Alf Landon
McDill (Huck) Boyd
McGovern
Nixon
South
Miami
Gov. Docking
Dresling
Uriel Owens
Kansas City
Dreiling
LaVona Spencer
Wichita
Tom Corcoran
George McGovern
Humphrey
Muskie
Jackson
South Dakota
J. D. King
Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
Miller Orders Amtrak Trains To Stop Alcohol Sales In Kansas
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller orders Amtrak trains to immediately cease selling alcoholic beverages on trains passing through Kansas. He warns arrests and prosecutions for noncompliance, citing state liquor laws prohibiting sales by the drink and public consumption except in licensed private clubs.
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Amtrak
Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
State of
Kansas
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Ler
Harold L. Graham
Amtrak Trains
National Rail
Pssenger Corporation
Graham
Viet Cong claims U S bombs killed over 200 POWs in Kontum
Viet Cong said American B52 strikes on July 5 and 6 at Hill 616 near Loc Mai in Kontum Province killed more than 200 South Vietnamese prisoners of war. Saigon said no prisoner releases were reported.
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Viet Cong
Kontum Province
Hill 616
Loc Mai
Saigon
Excavation Advances on Massachusetts Street Project
Work on the 800 and 900 blocks of Massachusetts Street continues with sidewalk removal and new pours. Utilities dig lines while contractors prepare forms for concrete at the east side of the 900 block and grading nears completion.
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Massachusetts Street
Kansas Public Service Co
City Water Department
Jerry May
Constant Construction Co
Mutual Troop Cutbacks Aim Of New Talks
Bonn Germany AP The new U S ambassador to West Germany Martin Hillenbrand prepares for talks on mutual East West troop cutbacks he believes one sided U S withdrawals will not prevail. He sees a trend toward isolationism in George McGoverns campaign but expects Soviet bloc withdrawals to balance any U S cuts and aims to keep U S influence in Europe.
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West Germany
Martin J. Hillenbrand
George McGovern
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Abdallah Shrine Parade At Hillcrest Center
The Abdallah Shrine Temple stages a 3 45 pm parade at Hillcrest Shopping Center Lawrence as part of an eight city tour promoting the 13th Shrine Rodeo July 25 29 at Wyandotte County Fairgrounds. Merle R Euler leads the event with the Abdallah concert band Lawrence cyclists Eight Shrine Rodeo Queen contestants ride in convertibles alongside parade units.
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Abdallah Shrine Temple
Hillcrest
Lawrence
Wyandotte County Fairgrounds
Baldwin
Wellsville
Merle R. Euler
Abdallah
Painful Rabies Tests for 400 Kansans
Pratt Kansas AP reports about 400 Kansans expected to undergo a painful rabies treatment schedule of 14 to 20 injections this year. Dr Donald E Wilcox Kansas Health Department cites 112 animal rabies cases last year, led by 101 skunks, prompting warnings to outdoorsmen to avoid handling wild animals including babies.
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Pratt
Kan
Donald E. Wilcox
Disease Control
Kansas Health Department
Wilcox
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Youth vote growth shown in Douglas County registration
Douglas County estimates 17 percent of 27 215 registered voters are newly enfranchised youths. 4 551 young people join the August primary pool, with 22 462 residents living in Lawrence. Republicans expect more youth support in areas with student presence, while Democrats foresee gains from KU students though desertions may offset some impact. KU professor Lujan warns the 17 percent figure is pre primary and registrations surge when classes resume.
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Douglas County
Delbert Mathia
Lawrence
Brink
George McGovern
Democratic Party
King
Herman Lujan
Kansas University
Lujan
David Miller
Rick von Ende
KU Receives 770000 Grant for Speech Language Research
A cooperative three campus project led by R L Schiefelbusch at KU will study teaching methods for speech hearing and language disabilities. The $770000 grant from the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Strokes funds a three year effort involving KU KU Medical Center and UMKC with investigators across audiology linguistics engineering and otolaryngology.
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Kansas University
KU Medical Center
University of Missouri At Kansas City
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Strokes
R. L. Schiefelbusch
KU Bureau of Child Research
John Brandt
Kenneth Ruder
John Michel
Harris Winitz
Leila McReynolds
Winitz
Bureau of Child Research
Department of Speech and Drama
Department of Hearing and Speech
Melissa Bowerman
Fernando Kirchner
Conrad LaRiviere
UMKC
Speech Sci
Feedback course guide expands at KU to include full instructor data
KU's Curriculum and Instruction Survey office plans a broader Feedback course guide this fall. The issue will detail courses, prerequisites, goals, instructor rank, and a 12 item evaluation of teaching, with options for sharing results and selling the survey to other institutions.
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Kansas University
Curriculum and
Dennis Embry
Lawrence Senior
CIS
Embry
Emery
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Emporia State
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