Linwood Bazaar To Fund Library Festival
Linwood hosts a July 26 sidewalk bazaar and street dance to raise funds for the library building fund. Sponsored by the Linwood Library Club Lion’s Club and Mason AF and AM 241, the event features a 4 p.m. barbecue chicken dinner near city hall and an 8 p.m. street dance on Main Street with games rides and vendor booths.
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Linwood
Linwood Library Club
Lion’s Club
Mason AF
AM 241
Library Building Fund
Main St
Cargo grants interview then drives reporters to cabin site
Governor David F. Cargo gave an interview to two newsmen and then drove them to his vacation cabin in northern New Mexico. There, amid building a fireplace, the reporters described the scene as they loaded a ton of flagstones into Cargo's pickup for the project.
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Santa FE
N.M
David F. Cargo
New Mexico
Funeral services for Mr De Lude held in Tonganoxie
Mrs Thelma Reed and Ruth Pettengill attended funeral services for Mr De Lude in Tonganoxie on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs LaVerne Reed and family from Dallas, Texas, are visiting here with Thelma Reed and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Henik and Earl and Mrs Joyce Raines of Kansas City spent Sunday with Mrs Anna Torneden and other relatives.
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Thelma Reed
Ruth Pettengill
de Lude
Tonganoxie
LaVerne Reed
Dallas
Tex
Frank Henik
Earl
Joyce Raines
Kansas City
Anna Torneden
Docking Aide Pushes Stronger Kansas Conflict Rules
Aides to Gov. Robert Docking urge the legislature to stiffen Kansas conflict of interest laws. Thomas Van Cleave asks for ethics committees with hearings and determinations, broader disclosure, tougher penalties, conspiracy prohibitions, and disclosure filings for party officers and candidates.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas
Thomas van Cleave
Docking
Judiciary Committee
Legislative Council
van Cleave
Democratic
KU Student Refuses Loyalty Oath For Summer Job
James Ballinger a University of Kansas student has wages withheld by Johnson County Park and Recreation Board for refusing Kansas loyalty oath demanding upholding the U.S. and Kansas constitutions. He says he was unaware of the requirement. attorney says payment depends on signing. Ballinger weighs options while remaining eligible to work but not paid.
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Summer Job
Kansas City
Johnson County Park and Recreation Board
James Ballinger
University of Kansas
Ballingr
Kansas
U.S
Ballinger
A.C. Cooke
Park Board
Wallingford
Lindsborg Students Win Lundquist Memorial Scholarships
Two Kansas University students from Lindsborg receive Lundquist Memorial Scholarships for 1969-70. Karen S. Englund, a sophomore, and Betty A. Mattingly, a senior, are McPherson County residents and prize recipients. Both hold Women’s Scholarship Hall Awards.
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Kansas University
Lindsborg
Lundquist
McPherson County
Ada Lundquist
McPherson
W. E. Lundquist
Karen S. Englund
Vernon R. Englund
Betty A. Mattingly
Hubert E. Mattingly
Mattingly
Two Ft. Riley Soldiers Charged After Manhattan Raid
Two Ft. Riley soldiers, Michael Lee Augen and Charles C. Hall, both 21, were arrested after a Manhattan raid on their apartment for illegal possession of marijuana. A search warrant was executed, officers seized a substance believed to be marijuana, sent to the KBI lab in Topeka for analysis, and Augen and Hall were due in county court the following morning.
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Manhattan, Kan
Ft. Riley
Manhattan
Wayne Anderson
Michael Lee Augen
3Rd Engineering Battalion
Charles C. Hall
97Th Engineers
Anderson
Jerry Mershon
Riley
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Senators prioritize Earth needs over Mars by century's end
Senate leaders Mansfield and Kennedy urged focusing on domestic issues such as hunger housing poverty and education before pursuing costly manned space ventures. They backed the current space budget while signaling caution on rapid Mars plans and endorsing limited unmanned missions and continued lunar activity.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Mars
Mike Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
Spiro T. Agnew
Earth
Mansfield
Kennedy
Agnew
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ship
Senate Space Committee
Pentagon
Nixon
House
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Nedy
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Wright Brothers
Space Committee
Moon
Venus
Mercury
Jupiter
General stresses need for ABM defense system
Lt. Gen. G V Underwood Jr of the U S Air Defense Command told Leavenworth Rotary Club that the ABM system is needed due to rising Soviet and Red China capabilities. He warned that adopting Safeguard is insurance if unused and that failure to deploy could be a tragic error, noting China could launch an ICBM by the mid 1970s with huge casualties.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Red China
G.V. Underwood Jr
U.S. Air Defense Command
Underwood
Leavenworth Rotary Club
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W. Keith Weltmer
Lawrence
Murl D. Munger
Iola
137Th Infantry
Camp Ripley
Minn
Weltmer
Linwood Bazaar
Villa Eden
Cn Ae
Ethan A. Smith
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan
Larry Smith
Lawrence Glass and Mirror CO
NH. Vi
Teddy, Mansfield
Earth Before
Pre Ae Athe Bigelow
Karastan
Cabin Crafts
Callaway Lees
BUD Jennings Carpets & Draperies, Inc
BFG
Silvertown
H.P. Briggs & Stratton
Zenau
OFG
Corner
10Th
Vermont
Begoodrich
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