Dirksen Says Senate Faces Trial as Well
Washington AP Senator Everett Dirksen declares the Senate is on trial alongside Sen. Thomas Dodd in the ethics committee censure case. The 14 month probe found Dodd converted over 116000 dollars in political funds and billed travel expenses to both the Senate and private groups on seven occasions. The debate continues as leaders weigh the censure and the impact on the chamber.
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Lawrence man killed in East 19th Street crash
Frank O. Schweda, 26, of 1333 E. 18th St., died about 1:20 p.m. today after his eastbound bicycle collided with a westbound motorcycle on East 19th Street near Al Mira Avenue. Police released his name after notifying kin. motorist’s identity awaits investigation.
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Kosygin Blames U.S. for Stirring Israel into War
At a United Nations emergency session Kosygin accused the United States and Britain of inciting Israel to attack the Arabs. He demanded Israel be condemned and withdrawn from Arab territories. Ambassador Goldberg rejected the charge and pledged to set the record straight.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain
Goldberg
Middle East
Johnson
Washington
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U.A.R
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Abba Eban
Eban
Vietnam
Cuba
Suez Canal Zone
United Nations
Gideon Rafael
Alexei Kosygin
U.N. Genial Assembly
New York
Guerrilla Assault Near Saigon Kills 8 U S Cavalry
A force of about 500 guerrillas attacked a U S armored bivouac near Saigon, leaving 45 guerrillas dead after heavy U S artillery and air strikes. Eight U S soldiers were killed and 31 wounded in the one hour battle about 40 miles east of Saigon amid ongoing air raids on North Vietnam.
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U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
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Rainy June Pushes Area Totals Higher in 1967
Scattered morning rains lifted June to 9.59 inches and the year to 26.63 inches in the Lawrence region. The Kansas University weather station logged 0.46 inches from a nighttime downpour, placing June seventh on the all time list and signaling chances of more showers tonight and Tuesday. Normal June rainfall is 4.8 inches, with current totals about 10 inches above average.
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Sunday Finale Shines at 23rd Lawrence Charity Horse Show
The Sunday finale capped the 23rd Lawrence Charity Horse Show with run-offs for top stakes. About 300 horse enthusiasts watched victors crowned including Joey Corignac of New Orleans winning two stake events with Vista's Magic Mystery and Wit and See Starlite. Stig Utz and John Shea led top finishes across multiple stakes, while Dorig nac’s wins boosted trainer John Shea’s record. Local rider Jack Mitchell also earned honors in the Walking Horse Stake and Amateur class.
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New Orleans
Pony Vista
Starlite
Stig Utz
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John Shea
Gainsville
Tex
Utz
Greenlane
Dream Cloud
Bussey Sofia
Omaha
Miss Sugar Lee
Alberta Lee Cox
Raytown
Bill Madlener
Dorignac
Cedargroves
Fascination Red
Tom M. Lightcap
Dunwoody
Jack Mitchell
Baby Dies After Teen Mother Abandons Infant
Lawrence police report a 14 year old girl gave birth to a baby boy early Sunday and left the infant outside her home. Officers found the newborn alive beneath a front porch and the baby died at 510 a.m. at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The mother was taken to LMH by her father in fairly good condition. Juvenile Court authorities were notified.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Record Numbers Launch KU Camp
The largest group in camp history began six weeks of activities at Kansas University with over 1,900 high school students in nine divisions. Enrollment figures show 608 girls in Oliver Hall 600 in Lewis Hall and 600 boys in Templin Hall with additional students in Ellsworth Hall. Camp divisions include music 710 and art 450, among others.
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Royal Marines
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England
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Baltimore Symphony
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Joliet
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Houseknecht
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Sapulpa High School
Sapulpa
Okla
Robert Dvorak
Ilinois Music Education Association
Westchester, Ill
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Norman
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Anthony High School
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Woman shoots four on Lawrence bound Greyhound bus
A 22 caliber revolver fired by a woman passenger on a Greyhound bus from St Louis to Seattle during its Kansas City stop injured four people, including driver Karl McCleary and former congressman Roger Slaughter. The shooter, Mrs Lillian Reeves, about 66, was restrained and taken for observation. Victims included Mary Thomas wife of Eugene Thomas and Nando Davidson and his wife from Hallsville Missouri. The bus was near the Greyhound terminal when the incident occurred with a second shot directed toward Slaughter.
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Lillian Reeves
General Hospital
Karl McCleary
Kansas City North
Nando Davidson
Davidsons
Hallsville
Roger Slaughter
Slaughter
Odessa
Greyhound Terminal
Virginia Sampson
Columbia
Reeves
Charter Given For 4th Bank In City Today
The Kansas Banking Board approved a state charter for a new Lawrence bank to be called University State Bank. The 13 member group plans a Hillcrest Shopping Center site south of Sears with parking and drive in facilities and aims to begin operations as soon as possible. Local leaders include John Brand Jr and other Lawrence residents, with Ned Cushing as the only nonresident stake.
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Topeka
Lawrence
University State Bank
Hillcrest
Sears
John Brand Jr
Kansas
Ned Cushing
Downs, Kan
Bank Group
Brand
Ben Barteldes
Rusty Springer
Jack Mitchell
Bob Billings
Neil Mecaskey
R. H. Raney
R. M. Raney
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H. P. Jones
Bob Harrison
Bill Parrott
G. W. Lindley
Journal World
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Shows Scattered Showers
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with a chance of scattered showers tonight and early Tuesday. Tonight's low in the upper 60s and Tuesday's high in the 80s. Temperature readings note Saturday high 80 and low 61, yesterday 82-63, year ago 87-18. Sunrise 6:54 a.m. Sunset 8:52 p.m. Vacation Pak info offered.
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