Girls' State voters choose governors amid rallies at KU
Sunflower Girls State delegates at Kansas University cast ballots for governor and all state officers after rallies in Templin and Lewis Halls. The final results were to be announced this afternoon with candidates from Federalist and Nationalist tickets highlighted.
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Sunflower Girls
Templin
Lewis and Templin
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American Legion Auxiliary
Michelle Madx
Kansas City
Trbal Federalist Party
Klee McGinness
Marion
Na- Rona Party
Sickie Steinert
Tampa
Fderalist
Jewelen Warren
Ichita
Debby Land
Holton
Girls’ State
Lewis Hall
Templin Hall
Pressure Deepens in Cambodian Front Near Phnom Penh
In Vihear Suor marshes east of Phnom Penh Cambodian forces clash with a Communist division. The fighting, described as the fiercest yet, includes mortar and rocket fire and hand to hand combat near Prey Thom. Cambodian claims of enemy casualties and air defenses are reported amid broader Indochina operations.
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Phnom Penh
Vihear Suor
Prey Thom
Am _ Rong
Vihear
Suor
Mekong River
9Th Division
Chup
Saigon
Fred and Oscar Rumsey Owners of Rumaby Funeral Home
Fred and Oscar Rumsey are identified as owners of Rumaby Funeral Home with a contact number 843 5111. The fragment notes the family business role and phone line without additional context.
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Fred and
Oscar Rumsey
Rumaby
Nevada lowers voting age to 18 in all elections
Nevada voters narrowly approved a state constitutional amendment lowering the voting age to 18 for all elections. Unofficial returns from most counties showed the measure passing by about 2,000 votes out of roughly 75,000 cast.
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Reno, Nev
Nevada
Four Treated After Tuesday Vehicular Mishaps Here
Four persons were treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after two separate collisions Tuesday. A three vehicle crash at 13th and Haskell involved Kenneth Baldwin 60 and Mrs Morton 46 with Raymond Connelly 76. damages were $1600, $700, and $500 respectively. A 10th and Connecticut collision injured Helen Lawrence 49 and Tom Bryant 16, with damage to Dover’s car $125 and to the Lawrence car $375. A separate collision at 13th and Massachusetts damaged Pamla Elliott 21 and Linda Simons 16, with damages $600 and $750.
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Lawrence
Kenneth Baldwin
Clark QO. Morton Jr
E. Glenn Jr
13Th
Haskell
Raymond S. Connelly
Learnard
Baldwin
Morton
Tom Bryant
Rt. 3
LMS
Zachariah L. Dover
28, Rt. 3
Dover
Pamla J. Elliott
N.H
Linda K. Simons
Massachusetts
Elliott
Massachusettts
Simons
Mosquitoes and Chiggers Invade Lawrence Evenings
Swarms of mosquitoes plague Lawrence area while chiggers linger into September. Gale Sayers, former KU star, now runs Gale Sayers Agencies for the Chicago Sun Times, distributing sweat shirts, emblems, bags, and funding for education. Kansas University Senate Exec Committee has finished charges but lacks student members to begin work.
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Chicago Suntimes and
News
Chicago
Jayhawker Ace
Kansas University Senate Executive Committee
SenEx
Max Lucas
School of Architecture and Urban Design
Lucas
Student Senate
Lawrence Commission awards boiler contract and approves variances
The Lawrence City Commission rapid agenda included awarding Norris Brothers, Inc. a $6880 contract for a police fire building boiler. Variances approved for three signs including Lawrence Pipe and Steel, Jim Clark Motors, and Auto Plaza. Also approved temporary financing for street sewer work and a Vermont street parking project, annexed Webster Mobile Home Park, and authorized sewer work for Holiday Hills No. 10 along with a federal highway funding ordinance.
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Jim
Clark Motors
Clark
Massachusetts
Iowa Street
Vermont Street
31St
Iowa
Webster Mobile Home Park
Holiday Hills No. 10
30 Teen Jobs For Summer Expands in Lawrence
The East Central Kansas Community Action Program adds 30 youth slots for Neighborhood Youth workers. Vern Sturns says Ottawa officials will interview 14 to 16 year olds in Lawrence at the Community Building at 10 a.m. Thursday. Some STEP applicants may be redirected to ECKAN slots, potentially opening STEP to more applicants.
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ECKAN
Vern Sturns
Lawrence
Ottawa
11Th
Vermont
Sturns
Senate approves 2.7 billion servicemen pay raise plan
The Senate approved a 2.7 billion pay raise for service members by 51 to 27, adding 1.7 billion with Gordon Allott suggesting new Gates Commission pay scales. Recruit basic pay would rise to 301.50 monthly, and the smallest officer base pay would move to 612.30. The House earlier favored 1 billion.
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Nixon
Senate
Gordon Allott
Rcolp
House
Allott
Gates Commission
Armed Service Committee
John C. Stennis
McGovern-Hatfield
U.S
Indochina
Lawrence Savings Association Moves to New Home Saturday
Lawrence Savings Association announces relocation to 9th and Vermont, with a Saturday move to the new office, details shared by Adv.
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Lawrence Savings Association
Sat
9Th & Vt
Adv
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