Wescoe to Attend Medicare Session At White House
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe will join 200 physicians and hospital administrators at a White House meeting to review plans for Medicare starting July 1. The session, with HEW and the White House officials, aims to ensure the program meets the hopes of twenty years.
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Wescoe
Medicare
White House
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Lyndon B. Johnson
KU School of Medicine
Medical Center
Johnson
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
John W. Gardner
Wilbur J. Cohen
Philip R. Lee
William H. Stewart
Robert M. Ball
Arthur E. Hess
Bureau of Health Insurance
Social Security Administration
Undergrounds Topic of Meet
City officials met with Southwestern Bell Kansas Power and Light and Kansas Public Service at City Hall to discuss underground utilities for Lawrence. They weighed cost and conversion issues if a city ordinance pushes buried lines after beautification objections spurred a May 31 commission vote.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas Power and Light Co
Kansas Public Service Co
City Hall
Lawrence
Lawrence-Douglas County
Kp&l
Ray Wells
City Plan group faces full state planning meeting agenda
The Planning Commission will meet at 7 30 p m in City Hall with six zoning items on the agenda These include rezoning 23rd and Barker from single family to limited commercial rezoning Westdale No 2 Lot 58 from single family to multiple family and Lots 123 124 at 2nd and Lincoln from general industrial to general commercial a Mina plat for Indian Hills a preliminary plat for Friends Place Addition and a rule change to remove multiple family zoning within 600 feet of single family areas.
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Planning Commission
City Hall
23Rd and
Barker Sts
Westdale No. 2
Harvard Road
Iowa Street
2Nd
Lincoln Sts
Indian Hills
27Th and
la. Sts
Friend’s Place
15Th and
Learnard Sts
Mauled Model Files A 3 Million Action
Model Nel Theobald sue for 3 million in New York court alleging permanent injuries after being mauled by a lion during an auto show publicity stunt at the Coliseum in New York City last April. The defendants include the lion owner and the show organizers.
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New York
Nel Theobald
New York City
Miss Theobald
New York State Supreme Court
Ruby Case Heads Toward Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby, convicted of murdering Lee Harvey Oswald on March 14, 1964, and sentenced to death, appears poised for appeal after a Dallas jury ruled him sane. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals had stalled pending sanity findings, now cleared by a seven man five woman jury verdict.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Criminal District Court No. 3
Texas Appeals Court
Louis Holland
Two City Wrecks Reported With No Injuries
Two accidents occurred Monday in the city with no injuries. At 5:31 p.m. a station wagon driven by Billy J. Holmes collided with a car driven by Eugene L. Haynes at 9th and Ky Streets causing 500 and 125 dollars damage respectively. Earlier at 1:38 p.m. a three car crash on 6th Street west of Maine damaged three vehicles for totals of 525, 225, 150 and 150 dollars.
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Billy J. Holmes
Perry
Eugene L. Haynes
Ind
9Th and
Ky. Sts
Holmes
Haynes
6Th Street
Maine
Basil A. Green
Sa. St
Irene F. Graham
Route 1
Graham
Mariano Fiallos
Highland Dr
Green
Fiallos
Rep. Dole Files for Reelection in Kansas
Rep. Bob Dole of western Kansas filed for reelection in the Ast District, with state legislator filing for Congress in the 3rd District. Bob Miner of Great Bend accompanied the filing with a poster showing 300 one dollar bills said to be contributed by Young Republicans.
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Topeka
Bob Dole
Kansas
Congress
Dole
Bob Miner
Great Bend
Miner
Two Treated at LMH After Local Injuries
Two people were treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Monday. Kevin Tennant, age 5, of 928 Pamela Lane, was hit in the right eye by a rock. John Lynch, age 22, of 414 Minnesota, was bitten on the neck by a thrown spider.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kevin Tennant
Pamela Lane
John Lynch
Minnesota
Girls State candidates and party tallies listed
Miss Logan and Miss Burrows lead in campaigning for Girls State posts as Federalist and Nationalist nominees fill positions for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general state auditor state treasurer and superintendent of public instruction. Local delegates Deborah Hayes Linda Bowman and Miss Logan elected precinct committee women.
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Hutchinson
LeRne — Briscoe
Wichita
Susan Dawson
Russell
Iras Humphreys
Ashland
Kerry Larimore
Hugoton
Karen Smith
All Federalist Party
Joy Ensign
Overland Park
Ann Fortino
Kathy Henry
el Dorado
Connie Lofgreen
Norton
Karen Rolf
Isabel
Laura Sivright
Larned
All Nationalist Party
Ellen Beeley
Coldwater
Maxine Broyles
Pittsburg
Kathy Hartman
Arkansas City
Camille Wagler
Phyllis Cramer
Mound City
Vicki Guida
Independence
Rose Marie Joseph
Galena
Colena Moser
Holton
Cheri Tibbetts
Belleville
Patricia Bowers
Kansas City
Jane Frizell
Jan Jolley
Barbara Murfin
Brenda Pine
Lyons
Marsha Waggy
Sharon Baker
Baxter Springs
Cheryl Barta
Ellsworth
Mary Ellison
Salina
Marquita Hubbell
Eureka
Carol Lyon
Greensburg
Cheryl White
Cedar Vale
Miss Logan
Diane Aplin
Solomon
Jane Cain
Brenda Howard
Horton
Linda Wilson
Herington
Carolyn Bowers
Ottawa
Mary Kennedy
Frankfort
Cindy Mullen
Sarah Stowell
Phillipsburg
Carol Wedel
Wellington
Marcia Cavit
Carol Cornish
Chanute
Kris McClure
Peabody
Jane Whittier
Miss Burrows
Phyllis Aspegren
Scandia
Mary Ann Dodd
Parsons
Anita Donoh
Patty Douthit
Janet Fall
Burdett
Leissa Lee
Kismet
Marilyn Miller
Janet Simpler
Junction City
Glennis Simpson
Augusta
Ann Moritz
Beloit
Pam Nelson
Tescott
Ann Saxton
Iola
Donna Thomas
Mulvane
Claryce Toburen
Waterville
Cris Todd
Acts of God Tax Deduction Hint From Forester
Harold Gallaher, ex extension forester at Kansas State University, says damage or destruction of shade trees by tornadoes or other acts of God is deductible. Owners should measure stump diameter to determine tree size and value, with a $5 per square inch value used by the national shade tree conference. A four inch diameter tree may be worth about $62.85 at breast height, while a 20 inch tree can exceed $1,500. small trees under four inches are valued at replacement cost plus planting.
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Manhattan
Kan
Harold Gallaher
Kansas State University
National
Shade Tree Conference Committee
Union to Appeal Picket Ruling at Kansas Color Press
Pickets remained on duty at the Kansas Color Press in Lawrence after a National Labor Relations Board injunction dated June 9 ordered the Lawrence Typographical Union No. 570 to cease picketing. The union, affiliated with the International Typographical Union AFL-CIO, has 10 days to appeal or comply, and a spokesman said the union would appeal.
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Kansas Color Press
Haskell Ave
National Labor Relations Board
Lawrence Typographical Union No. 570
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Wayne Angell Files for Congress Nomination in 3rd District
State Rep. Wayne Angell of Ottawa filed for the Republican nomination for Congress in the 3rd District. He urged a new breed of politicians and argued the party must move beyond machine politics to win the new generation of voters.
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Topeka
Wayne Angell
Ottawa
Ann Sheridan and Scott McKay Secretly Wed in Honolulu
Actress Ann Sheridan and actor Scott McKay wed secretly on June 5 at a Bel Air home of friend Robert Shaw. A studio spokesman confirmed the marriage discussions took place Monday.
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Hollywood
Ann Sheridan
Scott McKay
Honey‘ning
Honolulu
Bel-Air
Robert Shaw
Rioting Spani sh neighborhood violence and police response
A two night riot in a Spanish speaking area ended with gunshot injuries to seven men and widespread property damage. Police used force, fired warning shots, and detained dozens as chemical and firebombs lit streets. Community leaders cite communication gaps with police and long term efforts to recruit Latin American officers.
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Western
Division
California Avenue
Cruz Arcelis
California
Donald Headley
Cardinal’s Committee For
O. W. Wilson
Mud Creek Surge Hits North Area
The North Lawrence area near North Second and North Third Street faced drainage problems as Mud Creek overflowed after heavy weekend rains. City officials noted high water was subsiding this morning and urged motorists to drive slowly through the region with no major problems reported.
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North Lawrence
North Second
North Third Street
KU Summer Session Enrollments Reach New Highs
Lawrence campus opened with 3 955 students, up from 3 227 last year while KU Medical Center in Kansas City reports 620 registrants, compared with 597 previously. Lawrence Memorial and Watkins Memorial Hospitals are among 5 558 U S hospitals listed as compliant with anti discrimination laws for Medicare participation.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Lawrence
KU Medical
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Watkins Memorial Hospital
U. S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas Hospitals
South Park Center Opens for Junior High Evening Activity
The South Park Recreation Center offers junior high students in grades seven to nine a supervised program from 7 30 to 10 00 pm. Membership cards are required and school clothes must be worn.
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South Park Recreation Center
Bees swarm car on Massachu setts Street after noon
A colony of bees swarmed into a parked car on Massachu setts Street shortly after noon today forcing the unknown owner to find another ride to work. J. H. Tipton a veteran bee raiser of 742 Maple Street said scouts led the workers into the car and the queen was brought inside before the swarm hovered inside briefly and was coaxed out by a helper.
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Massachusetts Street
J.H. Tipton
Maple St
State Wheat Harvest Off to a Good Start
The State Labor Department reports a strong wheat beginning in Sumner County with about half the crop cut in Caldwell. Yields range from 20 to 30 bushels, while Wellington areas show 25 to 30 bushels and test weights near 60 pounds per bushel. Barley yields average 15 to 40 bushels per acre.
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Topeka
Sumner County
State Labor Department
Caldwell
Wellington
Thrift Shop Schedule At Plymouth Church
The Thrift Shop at 1040 Conn. St run by Plymouth Congregational Church women will be open Saturdays only this summer from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Conn. St
Plymouth Congregational Church
No Serious Damage To Local Fish Farm
The Kaw Valley Fish Farm north of Lawrence near the airport reported no apparent serious damage to its 14 ponds containing about 140,000 catfish after Sunday night heavy rainfall. Plant supervisor Walter Massey said none of the fish escaped or were joined by foreign fish, and no water surrounded the ponds. Workers surveyed the area Monday morning by tractor.
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Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Walter Massey
Route 3
Massey
Solon Subpoenaed For Klan Hearing
Washington AP A federal court subpoenaed House Un American Activities Committee chairman Rep Edwin Willis and staff director Francis McNamara to testify for Ku Klux Klan Leader Robert M Shelton at his contempt of Congress trial in U S District Court. The two were ordered to bring committee records on the Klan for the September 12 trial in Washington. Willis received the subpoena at his home late Sunday night.
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Washington
House Committee On UN
Shelton
Willis
McNamara
U.S. District Court
War on Ugliness A Chamber Topic
A Lawrence Chamber of Commerce board noon meeting discussed a slide show titled War on Ugliness about beauty versus ugliness in the city. Items cited included junk yards uncollected trash gaudy signs rubble dump central area decay and overbuilt structures while highlighting campus homes and parks as beauty. The board noted need for planning architecture and elimination of waste and reviewed committee assignments and hiring a new secretary manager.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Robertson and
Ericson
Lawrence
University
Chamber
Viet Cong Sweep In Phuoc Tuy Province Reported
A coastal sweep in Phuoc Tuy Province east of Saigon left one Viet Cong killed and four captured. U S and Vietnamese air forces conducted heavy missions over North and South Vietnam. Navy jets reportedly downed or damaged enemy planes, and paratroopers probed the Central Highlands for entrenched units.
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Phuoc Tuy
Saigon
Navy
Coontz
Gulf of Tonkin
10St Airborne Division
Kontum City
U. S
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