Girls State Oath Takes Center Stage at KU Union
Kansas Girls State officials took oaths of office in a ceremony at the Kansas University Union with Paula Winn and Arlene Tjart among honored delegates. Kansas Secretary of State Paul R. Shanahan urged continued public service as the weeklong program began with sessions, talks, and a Friday banquet before closing Sunday.
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Kansas University Union
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Winn
Ill. St
Paula Winn
Beatrice Burdette
Kansas City
Arlene Tjart
Baxter Springs
Miss Burdette
Miss Tjatt
Paul R. Shanahan
Kansas
Shanahan
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Tyatt
Topeka
Emily Taylor
Hazel Anderson
KU School of Law
Unemployment steadies in Kansas for week ending June 6
The Kansas Employment Security Division reports the insured unemployment rate held steady for the week ending June 6, marking the first nondecline in several weeks.
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Topeka
State Employment Security Division
Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises local funeral services and provides VI 3-5111 to contact for arrangements.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Schubert Funeral Home
Eudora
Lawrence, Ks
Scranton Aide Predicts Scranton Support at Convention
Mike Getto, chairman of the Kansas Scranton for President Committee, forecasts Kansas delegates may split with half the delegation backing Scranton at the San Francisco convention. Gov. Scranton announced his candidacy at Maryland’s State Convention, with Getto noting strong local support and ties to Rep. Robert Ellsworth and Sen. Frank Carlson.
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Mike Getto
Kansas Scranton For President
Scranton
Kansas
San Francisco
Maryland
Getto
Eldridge
Craig Truax
Pennsylvania
Wired Getto
National Draft Scranton
Washington, D.C
U.S
Robert Ellsworth
Frank Carlson
Chicago
California
Barry Goldwater
Lawrence seeks new city manager amid pool of applicants
Lawrence officials expect to hire a top candidate for the city manager post by August 1. A special interview board will review six to nine of 15 applicants on June 29, narrowing to about three prospects. The prior manager Horn resigned to join the International City Managers Association. Owens notes optimistic turnout and possible outreach to qualified professionals beyond applicants.
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Horn
Williams
Bill Cox
Leroy Tobler
Arvada
Colo
Lawrence
Jim Owens
Journal-World Today
International City Managers Association
Chicago
City Managers Group
U.S
Owens
Tribes Granted Larger Award in Ottawa Townsite Case
The U S Court of Appeals reversed part of an Indian Claims Commission ruling, awarding the Ottawa Indian Tribe of Oklahoma 115 732 dollars for a townsite in Franklin County Kansas, instead of the commission's 9 200 dollars. The 1862 treaty set aside school lands and trust lands with a seven member school board, including three white trustees.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Indian Claims Commission
Oklahoma
Franklin County
Kan
Last American Beaten At British Golf Meet
Martin Christmas, 24, a Walker Cup player from Britain, defeated Bob Sweeny the sole American survivor, 6 and 5 in the quarter finals of the British Amateur Golf Championship at Ganton. Michael Lunt of England knocked out Joe Carr of Ireland at the 19th, John Hall beat Alan Thirlwell 1 up, and Gordon Clark defeated Derek Harrison 1 up to set the semifinals on the 6 854 yard course.
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Ganton
England
Martin Christmas
Bob Sweeny
Michael Lunt
Joe Carr
Ireland
John Hall
Alan Thirlwell
Gordon Clark
Derek Harrison
Scotland
German Chief In U.S. Today To Visit LBJ
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived in Washington to meet with President Johnson amid the Soviet East German pact in Moscow. He said no concrete decisions yet and would review text before commenting. Foreign Minister Schroeder also met with Secretary Rusk, with no joint U.S. German call for a four power Berlin conference.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Berlin
Johnson
Moscow
Erhard
Andrews Air Force Base
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
United States
Germany
Summer recreation programs announced with multiple activities
The notice lists numerous summer offerings under John Garcia and others, including 6 000 pool, arts studio, weaving, copper enameling, wood carving, archery, nature sessions, and various sports. Registration times are given at KU intramural courts and local centers, with fees noted and contacts for questions. The fishing program runs Saturdays June 27 to Aug 1, co sponsored by local clubs.
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John Garcia
Irma Jean Guess
Mary Tiefke
Barbara Trouslet
Gary Scott
Sue Falkenstein
Kansas University
Centennial
Edgewood Parks
McAllaster School
South Park Center
Centennial Park Shelter
Wayne Bly
Jayhawk
Recreation League
South Park League
C. C. Car League
Mary’s Lake
Douglas County Sportsman's Club
The
Recreation Commission
Ozawkie High School vote halts school operations for year
Lawrence patrons of Ozawkie High School vote 27 to 2 to discontinue operations for the coming year. The Ozawkie Grade School board plans to use the high school plant for the year as the town, with 195 residents, braces for proximity to the Perry Reservoir project set for 1967.
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Ozawkie High School
Ozawkie
Perry
Laos Premier Says U.S. Recon Flights to Resume Soon
Premier Souvanna Phouma announced that U.S. reconnaissance flights over Central Laos will resume within days as Communist movements by Pathet Lao and Vietminh are reported. He allowed armed American escorts and cited Laos’ lack of defense capability.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Vietminh
China
Khang Khay
Red China
New China News Agency
Plaine Des Jarres
AIAA Names KU Faculty Member Outstanding Advisor
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics honors Dr. James B. Tiede mann of the Kansas University faculty as an outstanding AIAA faculty advisor of the year. He is an associate professor of mechanics and aerospace engineering, recognized for guiding KU AIAA Student Branch and promoting professional training and technical education.
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
James B. Tiedemann
Kansas University
AIAA
Tiedemann
Soviet Union and East Germany Sign Friendship Pact
Moscow reports the Soviet Union and East Germany signed a friendship treaty aimed at peaceful German issues. Khrushchev called it a contribution to peaceful regulation while Ulbricht warned it does not grant West Berlin status or alter West German sovereignty. Western powers maintained Moscow remains responsible for East Germany and stressed no peace treaty was created.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Kremlin
West Berlin
Ulbricht
Washington
London
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Kingacts in St Augustine as MLK jailed amid marches
King and 18 grand jurors faced court procedures while Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. sat in jail after a sit in. About 200 demonstrators marched for a third night, protected by law enforcement as white attackers were kept outside the plaza. A trooper was splashed with a caustic liquid and several whites were arrested on vagrancy weapons charges.
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St. Augustine
Melton
King
Atlanta
Davis
Martin Luther King Jr
Kenneth Boatright
Door Left Open on Cyprus Dips into Dialogue
AP report notes Undersecretary George W. Ball after a White House conference with President Johnson left open the possibility that Greece and Turkey prime ministers may visit Washington to ease the Cyprus crisis. Ball also said his Paris meeting with Charles de Gaulle showed broad U S French agreement on Southeast Asia objectives despite policy differences on methods. He described the region’s troubles as driven by aggressive Communist efforts centered in Hanoi with aid from Peking.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Johnson
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Ball
White House
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United States
France
Southeast Asia
de Gaulle
Hanoi
Peking
Explosions Rock Army Ammunition Dumps Near Santo Domingo
Explosions rocked dumps across the Ozama River from Santo Domingo injuring 112 and killing four. Flames hindered firefighting and police access as authorities assessed damage and possible causes.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Ozama
Donald Reid ‘Cabral
Wife of Ottawa U Prof In An Illinois Hospital
An Ottawa Kansas university professor and his wife remained hospitalized after five family members were thrown from a car when their vehicle overturned on an Illinois exit ramp. Professor Peter Flusser was reported in good condition and his wife in fair condition but improving. Their three children were discharged earlier.
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Effingham
Ottawa
Kan
Peter Flusser
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Modelers in Area Set Sunday Meet Full Slate Ready
The Jayhawk Model Masters host their third annual model meet at Broken Arrow Park this Sunday starting 8 a.m. Four events stunt combat scale rat race plus junior divisions. Entrants from Topeka Kansas City El Dorado Wichita Salina and Ponca City expected. Entry fee is $1 first event and 50 cents each additional event. Entrants must be Academy of Model Aeronautics members.
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Topeka
Kansas City
el Dorado
Wichita
Salina
Ponca City
Oklo
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Jayhawk Fun Fairways Miniature Golf Opens Near Lawrence
The Jayhawk Fun Fairways miniature golf course south of Lawrence on U S 59 opens with a weekend grand opening. Hours are 4 to 11 p m on weekdays and 3 to 11 30 p m on weekends. Owners are Blaine Thomas and Dale Gessell of Manhattan.
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Lawrence
U. S. 59
Blaine Thomas
Dale Gessell
Manhattan
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