War Flare in Israel as Fronts Open Across Region
Arab forces and Israeli troops clash on two fronts Sinai and Gaza while fighting spreads to Syria Jordan and Egypt. Air and ground battles erupt with both sides claiming major air and ground successes. UN and diplomatic maneuvers intensify as regional powers confront the widening conflict.
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U S Adopts Neutral Stance as Middle East Crisis Deepens
The State Department declared U S neutrality in thought word and deed amid the Middle East war and restricted travel to 14 countries including 13 Arab states and Israel. Passports must be endorsed for travel to Lebanon United Arab Republic Jordan Syria Israel Iraq Saudi Arabia Kuwait Yemen Libya Morocco Algeria Tunisia and Sudan.
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Record enrollment marks Kansas Boys State session at KU
At Kansas University 1118 juniors to be gathered for the 29th Boys State session. Gov Larry Wohlford urged participants to work hard and be honest while Miss Teenage America Sandra Roberts lectured on traffic safety. Gov Robert Docking planned a 2 p.m. speech and party platforms will be formed.
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Rain Threatens KU 95th Commencement Schedule
Kansas University's 95th commencement faced a weather threat as scattered showers, including 1.53 inches recorded at the KU weather site, threatened to disrupt the event. Officials said plans for 7:30 p.m. stay on, despite four hours of rain early today. The region's moisture total remains well above normal with 19.33 inches fallen this year.
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Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas showers and heat
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected tonight with warm humid conditions through Tuesday. Tonight's low near 70 with Tuesday highs in the upper 80s. rainfall and historical records noted for the date.
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Big Power Block Hits Eastern Area In Morning
A large power failure swept the East Coast from New Jersey to Maryland during mid morning. By afternoon electrical service was restored in scattered spots including Philadelphia northern Delaware Maryland southeastern New Jersey and Elizabeth New Jersey. Public Service Co of New Jersey blamed the outage on an interconnecting line linking New Jersey Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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War News Sends Dow Jones Down Early Trading
Middle East conflict jitters hit New York stocks with the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropping to 852.17 at noon, after an earlier one hour decline of about 20 points.
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Middle East
Oread Graduation Class This Spring Largest Ever
The 95th KU commencement marks the largest class, with 2,453 degree candidates listed. Chancellor Wescoe and Gov. Docking lead the procession, with regents and notable honorees named. If rain, exercises move to Allen Field House.
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Robert Docking
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Coffeyville
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Ashland
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Allen Fieldhouse
Speck Sentenced to Die in Illinois Electric Chair
Richard Speck, 25, was sentenced to death for the 1966 murders of eight nurses in a Chicago dormitory. Judge Herbert Paschen followed the jury’s death recommendation, with appeals expected to delay execution for years. Speck’s attorney vowed to contest the sentence.
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Richard Speck
Chicago
Herbert C. Paschen
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Cook County
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See DREAD'S Page 5 Service day per night
Kumsey Funeral Home listed in Vi 8 bidi Ady notice with service day and night arrangements.
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Donations Reach Record High at Kansas University
A record 15,000 donors and gifts totaling 4,351,443 were raised for Kansas University in the year ending April 30, with pledges in the Program for Progress pushing past seven million. Endowment assets climbed to 17,221,291, assets now valued around 23 million, and capital investments yielded 521,262 in income. The report notes 1,400 funds and four new building projects, while Laurence Woodruff, retiring dean, praised KU students and warned of ongoing stresses shaping modern campus life.
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Lawrence
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Woodruff
Donations and Services at Home or Away
Brief notice lists donation options and service details for home and away settings. Includes names and affiliations key to community aid efforts. Details are read as partial OCR fragments.
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