Franklin Plans To Leave Post
Benjamin I. Franklin, U.S. attorney for Kansas, will resign effective July 1, 1969. He was acting since 1968 after Newell A. George resigned to run for congress. Nomination for a permanent post failed in Congress. Robert J. Roth had been named as a candidate.
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Franklin
Washington
Benjamin i. Franklin
U.S
Kansas
Department of Justice
Federal Court
Newell A. George
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Kansas City
George
U.S. Attorney’s Post
Music Art Camp Set To Open At KU For 1700 Attend
About 1,700 high school students will arrive at Kansas University Sunday to join the 32nd Midwestern Music and Art Camp. Coeds will stay in McCollum and Lewis halls, men in Templin and Hashinger halls, with sessions running through July 27. Director Russell L. Wiley notes enrollment may dip from last year’s 2,440, citing tight family budgets and campus unrest as factors. Regular six week camp costs 425, up from 385. Programs include music art journalism speech ballet science and language studies.
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Kansas University
McCollum and Lewis
Templin and Hashinger
Russell L. Wiley
Wiley
Plans for City Bazaar by Chamber of Commerce
The Lawrence Sidewalk Bazaar is set for July 24 with co chairmen Bob Zimmerman Lou Fisher and Larry Flannery. Entertainment organizers are Roger Allen and Pete Whitenight and booth promotion and finances are managed by Carl Wilbur Wayne Gant Tom Van Horn and H L McKelvey. Jim Schubert chairs the retail trade committee.
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Chamber of Commerce Area
Virginia Inn
Bob Zimmerman
Lou Fisher
Larry Flannery
Roger Allen
Pete Whitenight
Bob Radcliffe
Rob Miller
Carl Wilbur
Wayne Gant
Tom van Horn
H. L. McKelvey
Jim Schubert
Recreation Enrollment Opens Monday in Lawrence
Lawrence Park and Recreation Department announces enrollment for summer programs from Monday to Friday. Registration runs 9 to noon and 1 to 5 at South Central and West junior highs with a $1 class fee and a $3 family membership granting access to all activities.
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Lawrence Park and Recreation Department
South Junior High
Larry Smith
South
Russell Brooks
Central
Gary Freeman
West
First Ship Built in New York City
The Restless, an 18 ton vessel launched in 1614 by Adrian Block, marked the first ship constructed in what is now New York City.
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Adrian Block
New York City
Two Area Girls Named To Girls State Jobs
Two area seniors to be from six counties participate in Girls State at Kansas University. Jane Weidensaul of Lawrence serves as Smoky Hill county attorney while Nancy Richards of Baldwin represents Smoky Hill in the Girls State house of representatives.
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Kansas University
Jane Weidensaul
Lawrence
Smoky Hill
Nancy Richards
Baldwin
Sullivan OKs Kansas Insurance Premium Rate Reduction
Kansas state insurance commissioner Frank Sullivan approved a rate filing reducing Workmen's Compensation premiums by about 783000 statewide, effective on new and renewal policies after July 1. The plan covers 215 insurers with over 600 rate classifications across three industry groups.
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Frank Sullivan
Kansas
Sullivan
Workmen’s Compensation
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Kasold
Ray Stoneback
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