Hadl Heads West For Chargers Camp This Summer
John Hadl and his family prepare for a six month stay in California as Hadl reports to the San Diego Chargers camp on July 7. The former Kansas University star aims to lead the AFL team to the championship, with competition from Steve Tensi. The Hadls maintain their permanent home in Lawrence and return there between seasons.
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John Hadl
California
Hadl
San Diego Chargers
Kansas University
Chargers
Buffalo
AFL
San Diego
Tobin Rote
Steve Tensi
Florida State
Fords Sweep Le Mans Top Three in 24 Hour Race
Ford becomes first American maker to win Le Mans and claim the top three places in the 24 hour marathon. Bruce MacLaren and Chris Amon win after a flawless finish as Ferraris falter to eighth and tenth. Henry Ford II praises the victory while noting the huge costs of the effort.
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LE Mans
France
Ford
Ferrari
Henry Ford II
Bruce MacLaren
Chris Amon
Chrysler
Stutz
Deusenburg
Buckeyes Triumph In NCA A Baseball Championship
Ohio State defeats Oklahoma State 8-2 to claim the NCAA baseball title. Coach Marty Karow quotes about the Big Ten's merit as star players Russ Nagelson drive in three runs with two triples, Steve Arlin earns MVP honors, and Bo Rein highlights a key catch.
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Omaha
Neb
Ohio State
Oklahoma State
Southern California
Marty Karow
Karow
Buckeyes
Big Ten
Minnesota
Russ Nagelson
Bo Rein
Steve Arlin
Southern Cal
Nagelson
Atlin
Chet Bryan
Frank Warrington
Bryan
Ron McCord
Bob Toney
Frank Boggs
Rickey Copp
Pacific Coast
Arlin
Rein
Chuck Brinkman
Ray Shoup
Toney
Wayne Weatherly
St. John’s
New York
Matt Galante
Joe Russo
USC
John Stewart
Bryant Collapses As He Opens Talk At Clinic
University of California AP report states Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant collapsed just after starting a speech at the Pepperdine College coaching clinic in Los Angeles. He clutched his chest and was rushed to View Park Community Hospital where doctors said he seemed to be doing well as tests continued.
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Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Pepperdine College
Bryant
College Infirmary
View Park Community Hospital
City League Softball Results Summary
City League softball standings show teams such as Pret Haskell and Campus Hideaway posting scores and results. Voodoo Hut, Pizza Hut, Woody's Aces appear in the listed results with varying run totals.
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Wien Pret
Haskell
Voodoo Hut
Pizza Hut
Woody's Aces
Chuvalo Favored Over Bonavena In MSG Bout
Canadian champ George Chuvalo was a 8-5 favorite to beat Argentina's Oscar Bonavena in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden Thursday night.
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Chuvalo
New York
George Chuvalo
Cassius Clay
Argentina
Oscar Bonavena
Madison Square Garden
Baseball league leaders summary of batting pitching and fielding
The report lists leaders from the Leaders National League and American League. Notable names include Willie Mays and Hank Aaron with home runs and runs, Alou, Aaron, Mays, Robinson and Oliva prominent in hits and RBIs, with a mix of team affiliations like St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore and San Francisco. Pitching leaders include Koufax and Gibson with strikeouts and wins, detailing key stats across leagues.
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Star- Lou
Hittsturgeh
Hss
FP Robinson
Baltimore
Oliva
Minnesota
Robinson
Baltmore
Gli Agee
Chicago
Bo Robinson
Scott
Boston
BB. Robinson
Itoy
Campaneris
Kansas City
FL Robinson
Sevott
Ortiz Campaigning In Championship Bout With Johnny Bizzarro
Lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz faces challenger Johnny Bizzarro in a 15 round title bout at Civic Arena Pittsburgh. Ortiz campaigns for New York Senate in the 29th District while hoping to retain his 135 pound crown. The fight airs on Sports Network with regional blackout and bilingual radio coverage. Ring time is 8 p.m. CST.
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Pittsburgh
Carlos Ortiz
Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Ortiz
Civic Arena
New York State Senate
Sports Network
Golf Lessons Friday For Juniors At Lawrence Club
Group lessons for junior golfers up to 17 years old will start Friday at 9 a.m. at Lawrence Country Club conducted by pro Wilbur Norton.
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Wilbur Norton
Lawrence Country Club
Horoscope summary Aries to Pisces for the month
A reader guide presents daily sun sign advice advising practical action and planning. Each sign, from Aries to Pisces, emphasizes goals, budgeting, cooperation, and ahead planning to improve personal and financial outcomes.
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Report
Kansas traffic death log for June shows 31 fatalities in 1966 up to 9 am Monday, compared with 282 for the comparable 1965 period. The AP summary notes 48 hours ending Monday and totals at press time.
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Topeka
Kansas
Agencies Oppose Permanent Storm Aid Plan
Three federal agencies told the Senate Banking Committee that disaster relief should be permanent and generally applied. They said existing programs cover small business and farmer needs, while Topeka Mayor Wright urged federal help beyond current grants, arguing for disaster-specific aid rather than broad legislation.
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Washington
Topeka
Manhattan
Kansas
Senate Banking Committee
Charles W. Wright Jr
Johnson
Wright
Housebill extends access to government information
House senate sponsor Sen. Edward V. Long says the bill would allow those denied information to seek a federal court injunction and place the proof burden on the agency. Supporters argue current statutes are vague and allow undue withholding. The week’s schedule includes hearings and votes on civil rights, unemployment reform, auto safety, and minimum wage proposals.
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Sen
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Moss
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Rules Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Judiciary Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
House Commerce
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Julius Klein
Chicago
King Faisal Plane Delayed Emergency Landing in Lisbon
An aircraft carrying King Faisal of Saudi Arabia made an emergency landing in Lisbon during a Spain to United States official visit route. Airport officials said two of the four engines were idle, causing the stopover. The status of the king and aircraft was not immediately released.
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Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Spain
United States
Topeka NAACP critizes tornado relief efforts
The Topeka NAACP chapter warned that federal funds could be withheld if relief is not fair. At a Sunday news conference they blamed biased news coverage for delayed aid after the June 8 tornado and criticized East Topeka housing prospects from Red Cross and Chamber lists.
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Topeka
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
East Topeka
Kansas
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Autobahn killer hunted across three German states
Police in three West German states pursue a sex maniac blamed for killing four hitchhiking women. The latest victim Eleanor Mae Friday 22 from Escondido California was found nude with strangulation marks in the Rhine. Others include Ann Peterson 22 of Cleveland Ohio Gerda Oed 27 and Hedwig Saschaw 38.
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Ludwigshafen
Germany
Eleanor Mae Friday
Escondido
Calif
Rhine
Miss Friday
Switzerland
Austria
Karl
Ann Peterson
Cleveland
Ohio
Here
Gerda Oed
Hedwig Saschaw
Munich
Kids Picket Over School Picnic In Pittsburgh Suburb
In Brentwood Pittsburgh area14 children led by 14 year old Tommy Piso picketed in front of a home Sunday carrying signs such as Mother Will Not Negoti ate and Only Kids Once. Tommy joined after his mother Dee Piso could not take him to the school picnic due to family wedding portraits.
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Pittsburgh
Brentwood
Tommy Piso
Dee Piso
Billie Jean
Tommy
Mrs. Piso
Motoboat kills skier near Versailles Missouri
Lloyd Lee 25 of Mission Kansas was killed when struck by a motorboat on Lake of the Ozarks near Versailles. Harold Hedgemiller of Independence Missouri, the boat operator, appeared sun blinded and did not see the skier being towed.
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Versailles
Lloyd Lee
Mission
Kan
Lake of the Ozarks
Harold Hedgemiller
Independence
Hedgemiller
Chou Enlai Continues Romania Tour
Chinese Premier Chou Enlai keeps touring southern Romania after an unscheduled round of talks with Nicolae Ceausescu and Ion Maurer at a government guest house. Officials call the meetings an impromptu continuation of discussions on international issues.
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Eforie
Romania
Chou Enlai
Black Sea
Chou
Communist Party
Nicolae Ceausescu
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Hero Soldier Milton Olive Park Unveiled in Chicago
Parents of Pfc. Milton Olive Jr. attend a ceremony at a lakefront park named for him as a monument is revealed. Olive, who saved comrades by covering a grenade, was awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously. the medal was presented by President Johnson. Attendees include Robert Weaver, Stanley Resor, and Mayor Daley.
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Milton B. Olive Jr
Pfc
Milton Olive NE
Viet Nam
Olive
Washington
Johnson
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Stanley R. Resor
the Army
Richard J. Daley
Supreme Court weighs removal in civil rights prosecutions
Justice Stewart announced decisions in two cases involving 20 Atlanta protesters in 1963 and 29 Mississippi civil rights workers. He said removal to federal court can shield rights under the 1964 act but federal law does not grant immunity from state charges. He cautioned federal judges against forcing state courts to defend or dismiss prosecutions.
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Stewart
Atlanta
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Mississippi
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Greenville
Miss
Congress
Companies Fail To Cash In Says KU Professor
Kansas University business professor David Hitchin argues small and medium US firms miss export opportunities abroad. He outlines methods to export from resident buyers to foreign agents and licensing, plus government and bank resources for market research and entry.
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United States
Kansas University School of Business
David Hitchin
Kansas Business Review
Center For Regional Studiees
Hitchin
Hitchins
U.S
Hitchin Said
U.S. Department of Commerce
American Chamber of Commerce
Terrell and Jones Near Peak Ahead of Title Bout
World Boxing Association heavyweight champion Ernie Terrell and challenger Doug Jones skipped workouts after sparring before packed crowds. Terrell’s trainer Sam Solomon said the 6 foot 6 fighter has nearly reached peak conditioning for the June 28 title bout. Jones’ trainer Lou Gross said Jones is nearing top form.
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Houston
Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
Doug Jones
Terrell
Sam Solomon
Jones
Lou Gross
Monks Plead for Help at Besieged Buddhist Institute
In Saigon monks at the besieged Buddhist Institute pleaded for aid from the International Red Cross. They say the health situation inside the compound is critical and require relief assistance.
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Saigon
Buddhist Institute
International Red Cross Today
Freeman predicts era shift for Iowa farmers
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman spoke at Maquoketa High School to about 600 attendees claiming farmers are entering a new era where mountainous surpluses will not depress prices or taxpayer. He praised five years of farm legislation and forecast rising prosperity for farmers.
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Maquoketa
Iowa
Orville Freeman
Freeman
John Wickman Named Director of Eisenhower Library
Washington AP reports Dr. John Edward Wickman was appointed director of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas. He will succeed Dr. William D Aeschbacher who has led the library since 1963 and resigns to teach at the University of Utah.
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Washington
John Edward Wickman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Wickman
William D. Aeschbacher
University of Utah
Camp organizes diverse divisions with new German unit
Gerald Carney associate camp director and James Ralston director of choral music supervise a week of camps in 45 states with guest conductor Capt. J. H. Howe of the Scots Guards Band. German becomes a new camp division alongside ballet art journalism science and speech with about 160 students enrolled overall.
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Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Gerald Carney
James Ralston
J. H. Howe
Scots Guards Band
London
England
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