Extra Voltage Plan Unveiled For KPL Area
Engineering designs for an $11 million 345 000 volt transmission line near mid 1967. Kansas Power and Light plans a 183 mile line linking Wichita Topeka and Kansas City to boost power and enable 400 000 kilowatts exchange among KPL Kansas Gas and Electric and Kansas City Power and Light.
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Clymer Urges grads to pave own road into history
Wichita AP Rolla Clymer the El Dorado Times editor warned 567 University of Wichita graduates that the world is tougher and accelerating fast urging each graduate to build his own wagon road into history. He cited values such as friendliness honesty character and sober intent as foundations for success.
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el Dorado Times
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Oklahoma
Jesse Chisholm
Ashland Man Elected Kansas VFW Leader
William N. Aldridge of Ashland was elected state department Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Wichita convention. New officers include Kenneth R. Keller Junction City senior vice commander and George C. Matson Pittsburg junior vice commander. other posts filled by Jim Maloney Topeka adjutant quartermaster Leo W. Mills Yates Center judge advocate James Shaver Goodland chaplain. Georgette Lonsinger Wamego department president of the auxiliary. Thelma Stewart Hays senior vice president. Junction City chosen as 1965 convention site.
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Wichita
William N. Aldridge
Ashland
State Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kenneth R. Keller
Junction City
George C. Matson
Pittsburg
Jim Maloney
Topeka
Leo W. Mills
Yates Center
James Shaver
Goodland
Georgette Lonsinger
Wamega
Thelma Stewart
Hays
Funds Pour In For Josephine Bakers Brood
Admirers donate to a special fund to save Josephine Bakers Milandes estate and evicting her 11 adopted children. Brigitte Bardot appealed by radio and TV, prompting many contributions toward the 400000 needed to keep the chateau and village out of foreclosure. The Paris star, deeply in debt, hopes to turn Milandes into a tourist magnet to support her family and fund a new venture. The estate includes a chateau, hotels, and 500 acres, currently heavily mortgaged.
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Summer Theater Season to Begin at KU June 16
Kansas University's summer theater opens June 16 with two one act plays The Exception and the Rule and The Man of Destiny at University Theatre Curtain time 815 p m Also on tap Epitaph for George Dillon June 23 to 26 The Private Ear and The Public Eye July 7 to 10 and Bye Bye Birdie July 20 to 24 All season tickets are on sale at the University Theatre box office Reservations via UN 4 3982 Cast includes Bela Kiralyfalui Andre Sedriks Wynne Goff Lorraine Crew Gary Garrison Ron Loch Teddy Weddingfeld Jim Cope Bruce Levitt and others The plays run June 16 to 19 and feature notes by Lewin Goff
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Teddy Weddingfeld
Norfolk
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Kingston
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Kansas City
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Mary Speer
Merriam
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Stouffer Pisce
Patricia Melody
Miami
Okla
Lions Club sets 194? state convention in Wichita
The 44th annual Lions Club state convention ended in Liberal with plans for the 194? gathering in Wichita June 4 to 6. High district governors were elected: Erwin Brune Chanute Harold Fankhauser Madison Sam Myers Hiawatha Erwin Oelschlager Clay Center Elmer W Schamahorn Lindsborg Harold Robison Oberlin Jack Dressler Kingman Merrill Hamburg La Crosse. The Lion of the Year award went to H E Scott La Crosse. The group also considered creating an eye tissue bank as a project.
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Chanute
Harold Fankhauser
Madison
Sam Myers
Hiawatha
Erwin Oelschlager
Clay Center
Elmer W. Schamahorn
Lindsborg
Harold Robison
Oberlin
Jack Dressler
Kingman
Merrill Hamburg
la Crosse
H. E. Scott
Old Chinaman Earns Degree After Guiding Seven Kids
Sun Pei Lee, a Chinese refugee who guided seven children through college, earned a bachelor of science in agriculture at age 68 from the University of Delaware. His family financed his five and a half years of study as he aims to work for an international agency. Lee helped train over 3,000 technologists and engineers in the textile industry.
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Sun Pei Lee
China
Lee
Nanced
University of Delaware
Stella
United States
Nantung
Shanghai
Market Has A Drop But Panic Gone
Wall Street shows a cautious mood after a recent dip as analysts note a consolidation following Kennedy’s assassination. They expect the Dow to rise again this year, with institutional support and a potential 900 level in the Dow by year’s end, while the public consumer base remains cautious.
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Times-Post
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Garcia in Art Show at Parkville Fine Arts Festival
John Garcia of Lawrence is among artists exhibiting at the Fine Arts Festival in Parkville Missouri in June 2028. The program includes workshops street dances folk dances puppet show book review and drama presentations.
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John Garcia
Lawrence
Parkville
Trains Collide Head-On Near Turin, Italy
Two passenger trains collided head on 35 miles south of Turin, killing three people and injuring 25 others. The crash occurred near Cuneo as authorities investigated the cause and responders treated the wounded.
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Italy
Turin
Ball and Butler Discuss Cyprus Crisis in London
U S Secretary of State George Ball and British Foreign Secretary Richard A Butler met in London to assess the Cyprus crisis as President Makarios plans conscription. They also discussed Laos Viet Nam and the Indonesia Malaysia dispute with Duncan Sandys joining for the Cyprus talks.
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Richard A. Butler
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Aged Socialist Thomas Sees Free Enterprise Dwindling
Norman Thomas the 79 year old socialist says free enterprise survives mainly among small boys playing marbles for keeps. He reflects on a career spanning six presidential campaigns and notes the shift toward socialist programs in government. He lives in a Manhattan hotel while staying active with lectures and writings.
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