Breeding Enters Senate Race as Kansas Democrat Hopeful
J Floyd Breeding former congressman and USDA employee announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in Kansas. He joins two other Democrats Harold Herd and Leigh Warner in seeking the nomination while Republican incumbents James Pearson and Robert Ellsworth filed for Senate. Breeding asserted his experience and world market knowledge would aid Kansas in Congress.
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Topeka
J. Floyd Breeding
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas
U.S. Senate
Breeding
Senate
Harold S. Herd
Coldwater
Leigh Warner
Cimarron
James B. Pearson
Robert F. Ellsworth
Congress
Department of Agriculture
J. Floyd
Congress of the United States
Wichita
Richard D. Rixner
Fairway
Rixner
University of Missouri
Washington
Republican Party
Pearson
Robert Dole
Dole
Gough W. Davis
Garner Shriver
Shriver
Senate panel backs 330 Billion debt ceiling fix
The Senate Finance Committee approved the House bill to fix a temporary national debt limit at 330 billion dollars for the year starting July 1. The measure heads to the floor with a June 30 deadline and no 96 vote amendment, as Treasury chief Fowler says the ceiling suffices for fiscal 1967.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Johnson
John J. Williams
R-Del
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Jeff County area hit by rain flood damage debated
Casey Rice, county engineer, said no apparent damage to Douglas County bridges from Sunday night's rain. Reports indicate heavy damage to several Jefferson County bridges with at least 50 bridges affected, including flood damage and more serious harm.
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Casey Rice
Douglas County
Mud Creek
Jefferson County
George Beckmann Leaves KU for Claremont College post
George M. Beckmann, KU history professor since 1951 and Mount Oread faculty member, will join Claremont College in California as of September 1967. He directed international programs at KU, led a Ford Foundation five year grant, and produced works on East Asian history including The Making of the Meiji Constitution.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Claremont College
Claremont
Calif
Beckmann
Council For International Programs
Ford Foundation
Beckman
Univesity
Asia
Stanford University
Watkins
China
Japan
City Looks to Corps Study After Mud Creek Floods
City officials inspected Mud Creek overflow from Sundays heavy rain and debris on cropland and roads. The Corps of Engineers studied flood damage north of Lawrence and east of the airport to assess levee needs and possible extension for Mud Creek protection.
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Lawrence
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Kaw Valley Fish Farm
North Lawrence
3Rd Sts
Mud Creek
2Nd
Journal-World Photo
Riots in Amsterdam Bring Heavy Police Reinforcements
In Amsterdam the worst riot in 30 years prompted 600 extra policemen and tear gas used for the first time in the city. About 1,100 officers remained on duty as workers protested the death of a bricklayer from Monday’s demonstration.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
State weighs buying tornado damaged block near Capitol
Topeka Kansas state officials study the possible purchase of about four to five blocks surrounding the Capitol grounds. Black and Veatch of Kansas City will conduct a building by building estimate of tornado damage and a survey to gauge federal funding for restoration. The effort, costing four thousand dollars, starts in Topeka then moves to Manhattan.
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Statehouse
Kansas City
State Purchase
Topeka Ave
Jackson St
10Th St
12Th and
Huntoon Streets
State
Capitol Area Planning Commission
Capitol Grounds
Black and Veatch
Martin Kiger
State Department of Administration
Manhattan
U.S. to Save 7.25 Million by Halting France Projects
The Defense Department expects savings of about 7.25 million dollars from stopping ongoing military construction in France after President de Gaulle ordered U.S. forces to leave in March. In Mississippi, civil rights marches push toward cotton country to register Negro voters, with King detailing varied task forces through delta towns as they move west.
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Paris
U.S. Defense Department
France
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Grenada
Miss
Mississippi
Delta
Martin Luther King Jr
Indonesia Works to Polish Sukarno Image Ahead of Key Assembly
Jakarta officials push public image efforts for President Sukarno as clashes flare between his supporters and opponents in Central and East Java. The tense atmosphere foreshadows Monday's meeting of the nation's highest legislative body.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Central
East
Java
Pres
Entis
Four Treated After City Mishaps At Emergency Room
Four persons were treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room. George Baird, 10, was struck by a car while cycling. Phillip Johnson, 21, burned his right hand when a hot water heater exploded. Steven Harp, 4, burned face and shoulder by a spilling coffee pot. Vickie Fry, 20, cut wrist after falling through a glass door.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Baird
Mass
Phillip Johnson
Steven Harp
Wisconsin
Vickie Fry
Douglas County Dairy Princess Crown Tonight
Five Douglas County girls compete at 7 30 P M at the 4 H fairgrounds for the Dairy Princess title ending Douglas County Dairy Day in Law Local candidates are Karen Bigsby Lois Buchanan Teresa Fisher Judy Hornberger and Marilyn Johanning all from active dairy farms with herds 30 to 80 cows. The event ties to a state dairy month as June marks U S dairy month nationwide.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Karen Bigsby
Lois Buchanan
Teresa Fisher
Baldwin
Judy Hornberger
Marilyn Johanning
Leonard Shuck
U.S
Two Thais Killed in USAF Target Practice Bombings
The U S Embassy reports two Thais killed and a third injured in bombs dropped during target practice by a U S Air Force plane in Lopburi Thailand. A 26 year old farmer and a 46 year old woman died while a third Thai had a broken arm. The area was a restricted zone.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Lopburi
Surveyor 1 Faces Harsh Lunar Night Threat to Battery
Surveyor 1, America’s first successful soft moon landing craft, enters two week lunar night after returning more than 10 000 photos. Temperatures near 260 degrees below zero endanger its electric heart and battery, potentially ending the mission.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Surveyor
United States
Texas Court to Hear Arguments for Ruby
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals will hear June 24 arguments on Jack Ruby’s main appeal of his death sentence for killing Lee Harvey Oswald. This sets the first state court review of the March 14, 1964 conviction by a Dallas district court jury. Ruby, 55, was sentenced for the November 24, 1963 slaying of Oswald, who the Warren Commission tied to Kennedy's assassination in Dallas two days earlier.
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Tex
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Ruby
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Former Kansas legislator and regents member Bradney dies
Claude C. Bradney a former Kansas state representative state senator and board of regents member died in Columbus hospital after a months long illness He was 66 Survivors include son Ed Bradney of Council Bluffs Iowa two daughters and nine grandchildren Funeral services tentatively set for 10 am Friday in Columbus
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Kan
Claude C. Bradney
Kansas
State Board of Regents
Bradney
Cherokee County
Senate
State Civil Service Board
Spencer Chemical Co
Ed Bradney
Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. D. Gleason
R. E. Boulware
Rumsey Funeral Home Handling Details At Home Or Away
Funeral home contact information appears with address and telephone listing VI 3-5111 for arrangements. The brief note suggests handling details for services may occur at home or away.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
NATO sets July 1 for abolishing Standing Group
Paris AP The NATO Permanent Council designated July 1 as the date to abolish the Standing Group. Its duties will pass to the NATO Military Committee while SHAPE moves toward a new site near Brussels. De Gaulle has ordered SHAPE and other NATO bases out of France by April 1.
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Paris
Permanent Council of the North Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Alliance
Brussels
Washington
United States
Britain
France
NATO Military Committee
Supreme Allied Headquarters, Europe
SHAPE
Charles de Gaulle
Gas prices rise at Lawrence stations in new local hike
Lawrence motorists watched gauges as local stations raise prices by up to six cents per gallon. Regular hits 31.9 cents and ethyl 35.9 at Standard Texaco and Phillips stations, with other firms awaiting distributor approval to follow the increase. Standard notes the jump reflects higher industry costs.
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Lawrence
Regular
Standard
Texaco
Phillips É
Local Wrecks Bring Injuries Across Three Incidents
Three traffic accidents occurred Tuesday and today. A cyclist, 10 year old George A Baird, was struck by Felix Bermudez and treated for abrasions and a laceration at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The other crashes involved a rented trailer damaged $250 after hitch failure on Stull Road and a two car collision at 19th and Tenn resulting in $350 and $125 damages.
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Felix Bermudez
N. J
George A. Baird
Mass
Lawrence Memorial Hosiital Emergency Room
Bermudez
14Th Street
N. H
DeSoto
Robert H. Vicory
Stull Road
Lawrence
Marie E. Dahl
19Th
Tenn
City Commission Approves Bazaar Setup Downtown
The City Commission endorsed the Chamber of Commerce Sidewalk Bazaar to run Thursday July 21. Merchants may extend 6 feet onto sidewalks for display and two meters at each downtown corner may be covered to boost revenue. City Manager Ray Wells opposed meter removal but was overruled.
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City Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Street
Chamber
Ray Wells
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