Lords Delay Bill Tests Parliament Boundaries Plan
London authorities report the House of Lords rejected a government bill revising parliamentary district boundaries in a 270 to 96 vote delaying action. The bill aimed to shift districts ahead of Harold Wilson's pending 1971 election, with Conservatives and Liberal independents forming the majority against. The Commons had passed the measure previously.
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London
House of Lords
Harold Wilson
Labor
House of Commons
Commons
Lords
Laborites
World Space Cooperation and Apollo 11’s Legacy
The article argues Apollo 11 expands humanity's view of Earth and urges possible international space cooperation. It notes nine more lunar landings planned, aims for a moon base, and a mid-1970s space station with 10 to 12 crew, while predicting eventual multinational lunar exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Mars
Red Planet
Earth
Robbers Kill KC Officer During Jewelry Store Holdup
An off duty Kansas City patrolman, John Edward Dacy, 31, was fatally shot during a jewelry store robbery. Police pursue three young suspects in a green car after witnesses see the trio flee. employees and customers held in a back room as robbers escape with handguns and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John Edward Dacy
Metro Squad
Robert Sokol
Dacy
Hospital Notes of Listed Residents and Addresses
A compiled note lists numerous individuals and addresses across multiple towns including Baldwin, Tonganoxie, Wellsville, DeSoto, Ottawa, and Kansas City Missouri. Names cover residents and spouses with varied street addresses and regions such as Minneapolis Minnesota and Sunflower.
Apollo 11 Returns Home After Moon Mission
Apollo 11 sails toward Earth 237,489 miles away with Armstrong and Aldrin aboard the Eagle. They spent 21 hours on the moon and left behind the flag plaque and experiments before docking with Columbia. The world watched as dust settled on a historic voyage and the recovery plans began aboard the USS Hornet.
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Earth
Pacific
Manned Space Center
United States
Collins
Mission Control
Lindbergh
Atlantic
John Glenn
Yuri Gagarin
Lima
Peru
Armstrong
Aldrin
Neil
Selena
Eagle
Columbia
Moon
Williams King autopsy finds no foul play in death
Autopsy on Rev. A D Williams King finds no injury or foul play. Police say exact cause unknown pending lab results. King, 38, was found Monday in his home swimming pool. Co pastor with MLK Sr at Ebenezer Baptist Church.
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Atlanta, Ga
A. D. Williams King
Martin Luther King Jr
B. L. Neikirk
King
A. D. Jr
Jamaica
Coretta Scott King
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Martin Luther King Sr
Tonganoxie Woman Dies in Kansas City Car Crash
A 30-year-old woman, Donna Jean Jones of Tonganoxie, Kansas, died in a one car accident in Kansas City Kansas when her vehicle lost control and struck a steel beam supporting a traffic sign. Police identified the victim.
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Kansas City
Kan
Donna Jean Jones
Tonganoxie
Kansas
Deaths-Funerals for 3-Week-Old Kelly McAlphine
Graveside services for Kelly Sue McAlphine aged 3 weeks will be at 1 p m Wednesday at Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev Tom Emschler Jr will officiate. The infant died Monday at Kansas University Medical Center after being born June 29 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her parents and one brother Kevin Paul of the home, paternal grandparents Charles McAlphine of Clinton Iowa and Edgar Plyler of Brookville Pennsylvania. Donations may be made to the Douglas County Heart Fund.
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Kelly Sue McAlphine
Danhy P. McAlphine
Ousdahl Rd
Oak Hill Cemetery
Tom Emschler Jr
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kevin Paul
Charles Mc
Missouri U raises fees for out-of-state students
University of Missouri announces fall tuition increases with out-of-state students paying 400 per semester and all students facing 200 in incidental fees. Missouri residents still pay no tuition. President Weaver cites legislative underfunding as the reason and expects 4.2 million extra from students to offset the cut.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Missouri
John C. Weaver
Warren E. Hearnes
Weaver
Ray to Moon Off Target
Scientists at Lick Observatory attempted again to bounce a ruby laser beam off the Apollo 11 retroreflector on the moon to measure earth moon distance. Alignment trouble with the 120 inch telescope caused the miss as bursts were fired between midnight and 1245 a.m. CDT.
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San Jose
Calif
Lick Observatory
Mt. Hamilton
Observatory
Robert Kraft
Earth
Moon
Funeral services for Dona Jean Jones in Tonganoxie
Dona Jean Jones 30 of Tonganoxie died this morning in Providence Hospital Kansas City Kan from a traffic accident. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Christian Church with Rev. Richard Applegate. Burial Reno Cemetery. Survivors include widower David two daughters Pamela Sue Patricia Diane and Charles Alten all at home her father in Arizona mother Mrs Harvey Holland Channel view Tex three half brothers Kim Scott and Steve Channel view. Born April 11 1939 in Chicago she had lived in Tonganoxie since 1955 and worked three years as a production worker at Hercules Inc Sunflower.
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Tonganoxie
Dona Jean Jones
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Christian Church
Richard Applegate
David
Pamela Sue
Patricia Diane
Charles Alten
Arizona
Laclede
Harvey Holland
Channelview
Tex
Kim
Scott
Steve
Mrs. Jones
Chicago
Unaddressed Postcards Sparkin at Scout Jamboree
At Farragut State Park Idaho AP reports 150 undelivered postcards found in mailboxes during the 7th National Boy Scout Jamboree. Entries include messages from Donald and Joe to family expressing homesickness and sleep loss.
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Farragut State Park
Idaho
District to establish separate junior high program in 1970
Assistant Superintendent Robert Ramsey outlined changes to the district programs. He noted 39 students in the elementary program and 108 in a cooperative city tutoring program, while secondary level enrollment declined by 39. The board authorized contracts with Haskell Institute to use the data processing center, with Haskell paying USD 6,280 for center use and USD 497 personnel work.
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Robert Ramsey
Ramsey
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Public Auction Near Lawrence Sells Wide Antique Lot
A public sale Saturday August 2 starts at 10 a.m. six miles south of Lawrence Kansas on Highway 59 toward Quality OU Station then east 144 miles and south 1% miles. Items include Westinghouse refrigerator dining chairs oak tables clocks furniture toys books games and a John Deere tractor with various tools.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Highway
Quality OU
Westinghouse
Zenith
Idison Phonograph & Records
Beith Thomas
Ingraham Mantle
Seth Thomas
Tiffany
John Deere
Farm machinery and tools auction notice in Kansas area
Auction sale lists power lift lights and starter plus mounted cultivator for a 1946 Allis Chalmers B tractor, John Deere mower, hay and grain elevator, combine model 60, grain drill, plows, wagons, rake, spreader, hammer mill, barn fans, water tank, fence posts, cement posts, railroad ties, scrap iron piles, pumps, ladders, hand tools, tool chests and more. Terms cash. nothing to be removed until sale. not responsible for accidents. Lunch served. owners Oscar Williams. Sold by Hays Brothers Auction Service Harold and Mel Hays.
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Allie Chalmers
John Deere
Honpewell Country Club
Oscar Wil Hams
Hays Brothers Auction Service
Harold &Mel Hays
Public Auction in Lawrence Kansas July 26 at 1 PM
Public auction in Lawrence Kansas at 1658 Ind formerly a fraternity house offers Maytag washer and dryer, range, sink-dishwasher, TH refrigerator, furniture, office equipment, rugs, lamps, and restaurant items. Cash terms. removal after payment. Owners listed with auctioneers Vic 3-8863 or VI 3-448.
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Ind
Lawrence
Kan
Maytag
Gibson
Mise
Elec
Equip, Inc
Robert Hanlin
Hays Brothers Auction Service
Harold
Mel" Hays
Vic
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines for Local Listings
Advertising rates apply four lines or less per week at 3.20 with each additional line 0.80. Four lines or less a one time 1.60 plus 0.40 per extra line. One line or more 0.80 per line. Repeats beyond six issues charged at six time rate. Out of area rates 0.08 per word per issue. Minimum per issue 1.76. Copy deadline 10:30 am publication day 10 am Saturday cancellation 9:30 am.
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Lawrence Trade
Classifieds and Rentals and Sales Listings
A jumble of rental notices for a basement apartment near campus available Aug 1 and shared housing options. numerous sale items from vehicles to furniture and pets plus a July 27 antique auction near Overbrook Kansas with owners Carl and Mrs. Wiggins and auctioneer Keith Watts.
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Christian Church
Lob Ky
Sun
Globe Store
Overbrook
Kan
Hiways
Carl Wiggins
Keith Watts
Nice
Apt
Stove & Refrig
Furn
Midway City
University
H.p. Johnson Motor
Indiana
Chrysler Newport
Yamaha
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Senegal
Organization For African Unity
OAU
Roberto Holden
Angola National Liberation Front
Angola
Congo
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Congo River
Kinshasa
Brazzaville
OAU Council of Ministers
Seoul
U.S
Korea
Charles H. Bonesteel
Hankook Ibo
Bonesteel
U.N
Apollo
Eer
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Bus Dingey
Lloyd Talley
Journal-World Photo
Beverly Rink
Maple Lane
Ruth Lewellen
Belle Crest Dr
Terry Call
Ala
Walter McCain
Mont
Robert Cook
Sunflower
Dean Gore
Ohio
Audra Moore
W. 25Th
Randy Cartright
McLouth
Charlotte Reddington
Linwood
Donna. Lantis
Bob Pickel
Truly Schlup
Wellsville
Arch Meinke
DeSoto
Henry Eisele
Ida Goodman
Oak Hill
Emma Hess
Claude Lane
Baldwin
Mertha Goetsch
Charles Dillon
Elm
Elsie Dietz
Otto Mohler
R.I
Elizabeth Janzen
Jacquelin Carter
Ottawa
Ruth Wood
Eunice Smith
Conn
Darlene Mountain
Evelyne Christian
Ivan Bays
Lafe James
William Turner
N.Y
Dray Bell
Frances Robinson
Gustav Scheidegger
Minneapolis
Minn
Ernest Harris
Prairie
William Bamber
Ill
Evelyn Horne
Shirlene Jackson
Franklin McClure
Nellie McCormick
Del
Michael McClure
Ter
North 2Nd North Lawrence
King Death
Kelly McAlphine
Alphine
Clinton
Iowa
Edgar Plyler
Brookville
Rumsey
Douglas County Heart Fund
Kennedy School
Dona Jones
Reno
Quisenfaery Chapel
Donald
Joe
Lge
Jayhawk Real Estate
Charles Higley
Paul Shiver
Doris Schmedemann
Dr. Queen
West Lawrence
Bay Real Estate, Inc
Ramada Inn
Kive
Moe Vogt
Phil Bay Arts
Ford
Santa Fe
Cinyphe
Bat
Ski Area
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