Johnson Urges End to Rioting and Violence
President Johnson, visiting Indianapolis, called for an end to rioting by big city Negroes, insisting protests should stay peaceful and that violence undermines reforms. He urged use of ballots, neighborhood groups, and civil rights organizations to seek change.
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Weather notes for northeast Kansas with temperature records
The forecast calls for cooler air in northeast Kansas with cloudy to partly cloudy skies through Sunday. Highs Sunday in the mid to upper 80s and a low tonight around 70, with past readings showing a 106 degree high in 1946 and a 60 degree low in 1947.
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Navy Pilot Escapes From a Red Prison
A U S Navy pilot held by Communists for about five months escaped from a jungle prison camp after a one in a million sighting by an American flier. He was rescued near the 17th Parallel and flown to Da Nang for hospital care in weak but satisfactory condition.
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China vows total victory in Vietnam and deeper role
In a massive Peking rally near a million people, Liu Shao-chi declared total Communist victory in Vietnam and possible Chinese intervention. He warned US aggressors, said aggression against Vietnam is aggression against China, and asserted China would act without Hanoi’s request if needed. China framed Geneva as invalid, pledged no demarcation limits, and touted 700 million Chinese as backing for Vietnam.
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Baldwin Set To Vote On City Nursing Home Plan
Voters in Baldwin go to the polls on Tuesday to decide a proposed city nursing home. The plan seeks up to 275000 in special revenue bonds toward a 400000 facility funded by gifts and a federal grant under the Mill-Burton Act. The 40 bed home would qualify for Hill-Burton matching funds and meet Medicare licensing. The county planning council prepared a health plan to gain state and federal support, with space to add 2 to 4 beds for an infirmary. operation revenue bonds would repay the project.
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Fulbright Opens New Front in Asian Policy Debate
Sen. J W Fulbright attacks the administration s Asian policy arguing an emerging Asian doctrine makes the United States a policeman for non Communist Asia and prompts a sharp White House reply. He cites Johnson and Humphrey remarks and calls for Senate consideration before any commitments.
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Cool Weather Persists In Lawrence After Light Rain
A weak rain event Friday left Lawrence with muggy damp air. Downtown rainfall exceeded half an inch, while KU recording showed 0.22 inches, keeping the monthly total at 1.28 and the year 4 inches below normal. Frigid clouds linger with highs near 82 and a low around 70. more cool, cloudy days are forecast through Sunday with Sunday’s high near 90.
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State Chamber Board to Meet for Two Day Policy Session
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce board arrives Monday for a two day summer meeting. Eight directors will hear reports from six councils and vote on policy recommendations. A luncheon and orientation for new directors precede sessions at the Hotel Eldridge.
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Tremendous Explosion Traps Six Miners Near Mount Hope
One miner was killed and six others were trapped after a deep underground explosion at a coal mine near Mount Hope West Virginia. The victim was Luke Bowyer of Maple Fork. A rescue operation was under way to reach the trapped workers.
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Sunflower blast damage at Sunflower Army plant
An explosion Thursday night at Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant caused about 80 000 dollars in damage to a press building with no injuries. The U S Army and Hercules Inc did not inform the press promptly. officials cite a processing type explosion and promise a policy reevaluation.
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Lawrence
Work Starts Monday Youth Home Gets a Boost
Achievement Place takes first concrete steps toward completion with plumbing installation at 23 Elth St. and interior work by civic groups. The halfway house for up to six boys aged 11 to 18 aims to open in fall, funded largely by contributions.
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Death of KU professor emeritus Crafton in Colorado
Allen Crafton professor emeritus of speech and drama at Kansas University died Friday at a summer home near Glen Haven Colorado at age 75. Cremation will occur in Colorado with memorial services planned in Lawrence. He joined KU in 1923, chaired the department until 1957, and retired from teaching in 1962. He authored Free State Fortress about Lawrence’s early history and received the HOPE award in 1961. His survivors include his wife daughter Elizabeth Boyce and two grandsons.
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Journal-World
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Lawrence City Budget Sees Mill Levy Cut 1.5 Percent
Lawrence commission reviews the 1967 city budget showing a 1.5 percent mill levy reduction, an 8 percent rise in total expenditures, and a 24 percent jump in police fire budgets. The proposed mill levy is 27 150 versus 27 555 last year, with expenditures set at 4 296 764 up from 3 969 123.
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Ray Wells
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Bill Troelstrup
Crafton's Opens Bowling Saturday and Sunday
Crafton's announces open bowling at Hillcrest Bowl-Adv with sessions on Saturday and Sunday inviting players of all ages to enjoy lanes, shoes, and refreshments in a community-friendly event at Hillcrest.
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Light Fixtures Listed at 1033 Vermont Avenue
Page 2 item notes a selection of light fixtures offered for sale at 1033 Vermont Avenue. Details specify model types and pricing as part of a local advertisement in the DROP newspaper.
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