Campers End National Meet at Kanopolis in Cooler Finish
National Campers and Hikers Association wrapped up its Kanopolis Reservoir gathering Friday night after a week of extreme heat. About 9 000 campers attended from across the nation, with organizers praising park rangers and local law enforcement while noting cool nights and ample ice and water aided comfort. Lawrence guests included John Long and family, president of the Jayhawk Chapter, who credited volunteers for a successful convention and looked ahead to Labor Day state events at Toronto Reservoir.
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Lawrence
Kanopolis Reservoir
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Ohio St
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Toronto
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Erwins
Brunses
Clifford McAninch
Baldwin
George Stewart
Tenn
Leonard Kasky
Miller Dr
Ben Fraser
New College Within the College Plan at KU
By the 1968 fall semester the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at KU will assign every freshman and sophomore to a College Within the College unit with about 900 students per college. Counseling and advising will be coordinated by an internal administrative unit to foster closer student and faculty interaction and address large university size while preserving small college benefits.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Lewis
Horoscope roundup by Carroll Righter across star signs
Aries urged to contact friends and present a peaceful vibe while gifting a spouse. Taurus advised to focus on kin, refresh surroundings, and welcome a new opportunity for lucre. Gemini encouraged to write important letters and advance personal aims with pals. Moon Child, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces sections urge action, efficiency, and alignment with allies for better outcomes.
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Justice Douglas, 67, Weds Blonde College Student
U S Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 67, marries Cathleen Curran Heffernan, 23, a Portland born sociology student. The ceremony at a friend's Encin o home follows a brief engagement amid prior divorces and a license obtained in Santa Monica.
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Los Angeles
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Ore
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Edward Silver
Silver
First Church of God Pastor Loudermilk Featured
The notice cites Robert P. Loudermilk as pastor at the First Church of God with reference to Sith and New Hamp in a historical church segment.
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First Assembly of God
Thirteenth
Massachusetts
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Sith & New Hamp
Saturday Class Offered Top School Teachers
The William Allen White School of Journalism at Kansas University offers a Saturday course this fall for high school journalism teachers and publications advisers. Dean Warren K. Agee notes the change enables teachers to enroll. Prof. John H. Knowles leads the class covering teaching journalism, supervising yearbooks newspapers and magazines, staff organization writing editing typography advertising and illustrations for two undergraduate or graduate credits.
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William Allen White
Kansas University
School of Journalism
Warren K. Agee
John H. Knowles
Winners Named In Lawrence Park Quiet Games
Centennial Elementary led the Lawrence Park and Recreation Quiet Games with 42 points to win the team title. Sunset Hills took second with 23, Veterans Park third with 16, followed by Edgewood and Pinckney at 12 each. Individual event winners include Dolores Walker Pinckney for 7 and under girls and Joe Ellen Brown New York 11-12 girls. Other champions span each age group across Checkers Chess Chinese Checkers Kal ah Twenty to Two and more with numerous schools represented.
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Lawrence Park and Recreation Department
Carroms
Dolores Walker
Pinckney
Roxanne Newman
Veterans
Joe Ellen Brown
New York
Lynn Faulk
Sunset
Kent Carpenter
David Cook Edgewood
Chris Starks
Norman Beil
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Lori Doemland
Hillcrest
Sharon Goolsby
Bark Ehrman
Louis Scott
Jeanetta Martin
Centennial
Connie Armstrong
Randy Myers
Ron Zook
KALAH
Julie Viebrock
Mary Ann Kinkaid
Danny Hopsin
Randy Nightengale
Edgewood
Steve Brown
Sara Davis
Mike Perry
Paul Rabinovitz
Jim Paddock
Sunset Hills
Woodlawn
Indira Gandhi Seeks Peace Talks With Soviet Aid Promise
In Moscow Indira Gandhi wraps four day talks with Soviet leaders amid a pledge of just under a billion rubles in aid for India's fourth five year plan. She called for a Geneva peace conference and a halt to bombing as a precondition for North Vietnam talks. Premier Kosygin and UK PM Harold Wilson attended the airport departure.
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Viet Nam
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China
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Kosygin
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Wilson
Gandhi
Soviet Union
Wichita Official Is Named in Suit
A suit to oust Floyd Schroeder Sedgwick County commissioner from office for willful misconduct and neglect of duty was filed in the Kansas Supreme Court by Attorney General Robert Sonderholm. The case accuses Schroeder of continuing business with Sedgwick County after his election through a sham company with his nephew to cover his interest and of approving inflated purchases. The suit claims he sought reelection with false statements and concealment of misconduct, and notes a roughly 400000 shortage between inventory and ledgers for the county engineering department. Schroeder is serving his second term ending January 1969.
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Topeka
Floyd Schroeder
Sedgwick County
Wichita
Kansas Supreme Court
Atty
Robert Sonderholm
Schroeder
Sedgwick
Kansas Members Split On Pay Bill and Aid Authorization
Washington AP reports Kansas Republicans cast votes on a 2.9 percent federal pay increase bill and a 3.3 billion foreign aid authorization. The Senate tabled an amendment barring solicitations by political committees and later passed the pay raise by voice vote. Other votes included a school lunch amendment rejected 42-37 and a point of order over CIA oversight seats, with several Kansans voting for and against various motions.
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D-Okla
Tabling Williams
D-Del
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Pearson
Russell
D-Ga
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Dole
Mize
Shriver
Skubitz
Ellsworth
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