Bills Coming Up Could Delay Date For Adjournment
Washington AP reports Congress may missLabor Day adjournment due to pending measures. Key items include voting rights, union shops, foreign aid, elderly health care, minimum wages, base closings, reapportionment, excise taxes, antipoverty programs, and pay raises. House and Senate schedules show major bills stalled, with potential summer recess and fall session.
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Lawrence Recreation Commission Hosts Tuesday Archery Class
Heard in Lawrence archery classes sponsored by the Lawrence Recreation Commission run 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesdays at Haskell Institute. Report for the first session at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the South Park Recreation Center. Next week days will begin shortening as the longest days approach. Outgoing Lawrence High principal Dan Kahler leaves LHS Tuesday for a new high school principal post in North Kansas City, Missouri, Wednesday morning. Kansas University summer session students noticed the absence of the EU and U.S. flags atop Fraser Hall due to rain and threat of rain.
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Shrimping Declared U.S. Marine Industry Leader
National Geographic identifies shrimping as the most valuable seafood sector in the United States, with Florida leading the state in revenue surpassing all other seafoods combined.
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National Geographic
Florida
Latin America Expert Warns of Uprising Threat
Washington AP report quotes Jack Hoode Vaughn assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs warning of a substantial Communist threat in the Dominican Republic. He says arms are hidden in the countryside Red leaders have gone into hiding and estimates potential strength near five thousand.
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Six Are Injured In 2 Car Wreck
Six persons were injured in two separate accidents in Lawrence. At 23rd and La Sts a two car crash sent Clyde O. Rush and Lolita Patterson to LMH with multiple injuries. A second crash at 9th and N H Sts injured Peggy Offill. A bicycle collision near Oakhill injured DeLora Cool. LMH treated all patients. vehicle damage totaled about 1,200 dollars.
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Pilot Avoids Dip In Pacific Today
HILO Hawaii AP A ferry plane pilot David Royce 43 of Wichita Kansas said his plane dipped the ocean tops 400 miles northeast of Hawaii Sunday when both engines failed One engine restarted allowing a glide to within four miles of Hilo before total power loss He landed safely after a final glide and was ferrying the plane to Sydney Australia with Douglas Hinton Floairs chief pilot from Oakland to Hawaii on the first leg of the flight
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Sam Adame Speaks to Lawrence Rotary Club
Sam Adame pharmacist at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and member of the Lawrence human relations commission spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club meeting. He described Mexican migration into the region before World War I and why they settled here, noting their hopefulness and remarks on leadership.
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Kansas City Man Electrocuted in Bath
Kansas City resident Ray Johnson, 23, died after grabbing an electrical conduit while in a bath tub. Victor Kilgore, a friend, heard a scream and described kicking Johnson’s arm to break the shock.
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Viet Cong Attack Near Dong Xoai Trims Vietnamese Battalions
In the Phuoc Binh Thanh zone Vietnamese forces moved toward Thuan Loi village north of Dong Xoai. The assault from the north and west trapped troops as 250 of 400 were killed wounded or captured. US air strikes were claimed to have killed 400 Viet Cong with 300 fatalities in Thursday fighting. A relief party found Thuan Loi empty and both sides dead removed. Lt Gen Westmoreland visited Dong Xoai and met Brig Gen Vien.
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Picture Sessions Set For Lawrence Students
Lawrence High School sophomores and juniors begin yearbook photo sessions from 7 to 9 tonight at Estes Studio. Portraits continue Monday and Thursday evenings through July 29 with special appointments available. Seniors have separate appointments and fees of 18 dollars cover textbook rental 9 dollars Red and Black 4.50 and activity ticket 4.50.
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Correction For Mariner 4 Good
Pasadena reports a successful 10 minute light signal show the Mariner 4 spacecraft completed its last pre Mars photography task. Engineers note the Canopus sensor adjustment shifted its viewing angle as the craft progresses toward Mars, with 30 days of coast ahead before potential Mars images.
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State Government Is Ex Governors Topic Meeting Held
Five former governors met in Hilton Head Island to discuss informal methods of strengthening state governments. Terry Sanford of North Carolina said he planned another fall meeting at a time and place to be determined. Participants included Bert Coombs of Kentucky John Anderson of Kansas Matthew Welch of Indiana and Ernest F Hollings of South Carolina.
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Illness Fatal To Mrs Hoover Lawrence Banker's Wife
Mrs Kelvin Hoover 57 of Lawrence died after a long illness at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A KU graduate and artist patron, she helped organize art displays at Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora. Survived by husband Kelvin, daughter Mrs Walter Kintsch, son James V Hoover, and extended family. Funeral at First Methodist Church followed by Memorial Park burial. Memorial gifts to American Cancer Society.
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Major Troop Movement Indicated by Activity at Ft. Riley
Military spokesmen declined comment, but signs point to a major troop movement from Ft. Riley. A long line of railroad cars with vehicles was seen near the reservation while housing availability rose and 200 service family children left Junction City schools last week.
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Hallmark Pacts Awarded for Lawrence Plant Addition
Hallmark Cards awarded major addition contracts at the Lawrence plant site. Robert Payne says Brune Plumbing and Heating will handle the mechanical contract, Huxtable Electric will do the electrical work, and Constant Construction of Lawrence serves as general contractor.
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New Soviet Move Seeks Showdown With Red China
In Moscow the Soviet Communist party moves toward a showdown meeting over the rift with Peking. Pravda cites a Portuguese Communist party resolution for a world Communist conference to discuss Viet Nam and the split. Peking accuses Soviet leaders of covert moves and warns against peace talks between the U S and Viet Nam. Kosygin calls Viet Nam a rallying point for the factions as Beijing views Viet Nam as a battleground in the Moscow China feud. The Portuguese note argues that disunity invites U S pressure on Viet Nam.
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High Court Rejects CBS TV Telecast Request
The U S Supreme Court refused CBS TV a broadcast of proceedings. Chief Justice Earl Warren said the court follows a strict rule against photographs or broadcasting while in session and has no plan to change it.
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GOP to Focus Upon 2 Areas
Washington AP Republicans plan to target the Midwest and West next year to recoup 1964 House losses and gain Senate seats. Senator Morton says gains are likeliest in the Midwest and West as President Johnson’s farm program struggles.
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Lawyer Is Named To Defend Pope
Duane Pope a 22 year old from Roxbury Kansas faces three killings in a Big Springs Nebraska bank robbery. J Whitfield Moody court appointed public defender to represent Pope while in Missouri custody. Pope held on 100000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for June 25 on federal charges. Robert Richards discussed with Theodore Richling whether federal or Nebraska state prosecutors proceed.
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Missouri
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Robert Richards
Devel County
Theodore Richling
Omaha
Nebraska
Bomb Scare Evacuates Gambles Store Basement
A noon Saturday call to Gambles at 930 Mass. St. prompted evacuation after a bomb threat. police found no device in the basement. The telephoned warning was directed to the store.
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Trial setting moved for 92 Civil Rights demonstrators at KU
The July 14 trial date for 92 Civil Rights demonstrators arrested at Kansas University March 8 was granted by County Court Judge Charles Rankin. Seventeen more were charged in District Court. three were acquitted. Remaining 15 trials will be set in September. Included in the group were Gale Sayers George Unseld and Mike Shinn. Unseld among the demonstrators.
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Card of Thanks for Samuel A Meek Loss in Kansas City
The Meek family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors relatives and friends for flowers food cards and kindness after the death of Samuel A Meek of Kansas City Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. John W Meek note the support will always be remembered.
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