Confrontation Seen As Vital Weapon at KU Symposium
Temple University professor Harry A Bailey Jr told a Kansas Union audience that confrontation can be healthy against racism poverty war and academic controls. He argued most confrontations are bargaining, not radical upheaval, and cited Dr. King and Negro struggles as examples.
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Wheat Harvest Speeds Up in Kansas Regions
Reports from the state wheat harvest labor control office say conditions are improving, though excess moisture and wet fields delay full-scale work in some areas. Some cutting occurred Wednesday in southern Kansas with more expected, and needs for combines were noted at Wellington Caldwell and Arkansas City. Kiowa yields run 30 to 40 bushels per acre with about 13 percent harvested.
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Schlitz Plant Workers Approve Three Year Contract
AP reports Schlitz Production workers in Kansas City ratified a three year labor contract. The agreement replaces the expired pact and raises hourly wages by 35 cents in the first year and 30 cents in each of the next two years for about 100 workers.
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Joseph Schlitz Brewing. Co
Senate panel backs renaming Glen Canyon Dam for Eisenhower
The Senate Interior Committee approved a proposal to rename the Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River near the Arizona Utah border in memory of Dwight D. Eisenhower. The dam is a central feature of the Upper Colorado river project, championed by Eisenhower during his presidency.
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Lawrence County honors retiring School Supt Earl J Wilson
A reception and coffee in the Douglas County Courthouse District Court Room honored retiring County School Superintendent Earl J Wilson. His office remains open until July 1, but he will not be in it after today.
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Earl J. Wilson
SDS Delegates Tackle Agenda After a Clash
In Chicago the SDS national convention held four days of workshops after a loud, argumentive agenda session. A women's liberation workshop replaced an education panel on youth movement and male supremacy. Police guarded an adjacent school where reporters were barred and bomb threats prompted police presence as several hundred delegates attended.
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Fort Scott Bypass Nears Opening to Ease Traffic
A 2.2 mile section of the U.S. 69 by pass around Fort Scott will open Friday, reducing congestion in the downtown area along U.S. 69 and U.S. 54. The total project spans about 3.7 miles and costs 3.8 million dollars, not counting right of way.
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Republicans urge calm as student disaffection rises
A 37 page report to President Nixon by 22 Republican lawmakers warns campus discontent is deeper than believed and urges no rash cuts to federal aid. They call for a national youth foundation and expanded student loans while urging colleges to address the underlying issues.
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Monument moved near Black Jack site after county action
A granite marker south of the Black Jack park on U S 56 was relocated after the Palmyra Township Board and Douglas County Commissioners ordered the move to clear road right of way and avoid damage. Deputies traced the “missing” monument to the Cavender property in Wellsville, supervised by P. W. Jones of Baldwin. The marker recalls the 1856 battle over Kansas statehood between free and slave factions.
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Kiwanis Club Lansing Visit Cancelled
The Jayhawk Kiwanis Club meeting at the Lansing State Prison vocational facility has been canceled due to recent troubles at the prison. The Lawrence club had planned to visit the facility during its regular meeting period tonight.
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Lawrence Club
Daily Letter From Home Address Line Prompt
A brief line urging a daily letter to a home address. The fragment mentions a journal newspaper service and a phone code VE 3 1000. No clear event or person identified. text resembles a classified directive or advertisement snippet.
Riot at Kansas Penitentiary causes up to 250000 in damage
In Lansing Kansas the Kansas State Penitentiary suffered damage possibly totaling 250000 after a daytime inmate riot. About 130 highway patrol troopers and county officers joined guards. one unidentified prisoner was shot in the arm as guards moved to end the disturbance.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kansas
Leavenworth County
Tiny Tim Meets Old Friend At Denver Autograph Party
Singer Tiny Tim visited Denver for an autograph session and greeted childhood friend Artie Wachter now an insurance man. Tim recalled curb ball games in New York saying Wachter always got the best hits and Tim was fortunate to be on his team.
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Tiny Tim
Artie Wachter
Tiny
New York
Bewitched Star Welcomes Third Child Rebecca Elizabeth
Elizabeth Montgomery and Bill Asher announce the birth of a daughter named Rebecca Elizabeth. The couple, who already have two sons William age four and Robert age three, welcomed the newborn Tuesday night in Santa Monica Calif.
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Bill Asher
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Robert
Vacation Pak Service Ad Ends With Contact Ph
Vacation notice invites readers to request the Journal-World Vacation Pak Service via phone V13 1000 or through their local carrier. The ad emphasizes planning ahead for trips and encourages reader inquiry.
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