Rusk and Kosygin May Meet as Summit Talks Loom
United Nations reports indicate a possible Johnson Kosygin meeting as U S and Soviet leaders weigh a Big Two summit in New York. Rusk and Gromyko discussed summit options at a three hour dinner while Krag visited Washington.
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United Nations
Dean Rusk
U.N
Johnson
Kosygin
Washington
New York
Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
White House
Jens Otto Krag
Denmark
Waldorf Tower
House Democrats Push 358 Billion Debt Ceiling Boost
The House approved a 22 billion rise in the national debt limit to 358 billion dollars, moving the bill to the Senate on a 217 to 196 vote. The measure lifts the ceiling from 336 to 358 billion, with a 7 billion cushion effective July 1 1968.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Congress
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Russell B. Long
Dla
Senate Finance Committee
Long
Johnson
GOP
White House
Rezoning Talk Takes Most Of Planners Time
The City Planning Commission spent three hours Wednesday night debating three commercial rezoning requests from Four Seasons Inc. All requests were unanimously denied. commissioner Kenneth Whitenight was absent. The group considered zoning from single family to general commercial on 22 acres at W. 23rd St. and Kasold Dr, with earlier similar proposals also rejected. The chair questioned if general commercial best fits the area, noting it could include industrial uses.
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City Planning Commission
City Hall
Kenneth Whitenight
Four Seasons Inc
W. 23Rd St
Kasold Dr
John Weatherwax
Commission
Bob Pulliam
General
Emergency CB radio help saves swimmers in Wakarusa river play
Four young men capsized near Broken Arrow Park as the Wakarusa River surged. CB operator Fred Shaw relayed an SOS and Darrell Foster fetched them with a boat after three callers offered aid within seconds. The rescued men were Steven Meseraull, Clay Meseraull, Richard Darnell, and Richard Brown. Foster emphasized CBers aid is for business and public safety, not for glory.
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Fred Shaw
Shaw
Wakarusa River
Lawrence
Darrell Foster
Lake St
Lone Star
Steven and
Clay Meseraull
Route 2
Richard Darnell
del. St
Richard Brown
Del
Broken Arrow Park
Highway 59
Meseraulls
Brown
Darnell
Meseranti
Paul
Foster
2449 Ark
Cbers
Cber
Rain respite eases Kansas floods as Osawatomie braces
Kansas enjoys a rain break easing floods in the eastern region. Osawatomie fears a 2 to 8 foot rise before falling, with 50 homes evacuated and U S 169 closed. Army Engineers severed flows from Kanopolis Milford Turtle Creek and Perry reservoirs to reduce downstream water levels.
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Kansas
Marion
Richland
Kanopolis
Milford
Turtle Creek
Perry
Kansas River
Osawatomie
Marais Des Cygnes
Pollawatomie Creek
U.S. 169
Missouri Pacific
Polla
Reservoir trio saved area over 1.2 million in flood damage
Three reservoirs Perry Turtle Creek and Milford lowered the Kansas River crest by about five feet on June 13 and again on Wednesday preventing 1.2 million in flood damage Sheriff Col. William O Kratz said Perry accounted for 340000 Turtle Creek 550000 and Milford 310000 in savings The crest would have reached 23 5 feet without the dams and the urban rural damages were estimated at 900000 and 300000 respectively
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Turtle Creek
Milford
Lawrence
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
William O. Kratz
Kansas City
The
Journal-World Today
Kratz
Col. Kratz
Kansas River
Douglas County
Kaw
Ile
Milford Reservoir
Tuttle Creek
Wakarusa
Weather Bureau
Patrol Car in Kansas River Flood Incident
A Lawrence Police Department patrol car was swept into the Kansas River on Wednesday afternoon while patrolling the north bank near the river west of the bridge. The car slid into the Kaw River about 4 10 p m near the boat dock and was pulled out by a wrecker with no apparent damage reported.
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Lawrence Police Department
Kansas River
Building Delays Persist as Rain Worsens Construction Situa tion
Lawrence contractors report further delays after a bricklayers strike and two weeks of rain. At most sites work is closed or reduced, with half the workers laid off and added costs. Spencer Library at Kansas University progresses on a protected floor while other projects stall.
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Journal-World
Frank Raley
Lawrence Construction Co
Lawrence
Raley
Lawrence Construction
New York
Centennial
Kennedy
Bob Green
B. A. Green Construction Co
Spencer Library
Kansas University
Green
Bruce Snodgrass
Summerfield Hall
Snodgrass
Constant Construction Co
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Teases Warm Weekend
Clear to partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a 20 percent chance of rain. High Friday near 90 degrees and a low tonight around 60. Major warming continues into the weekend for northeast Kansas, with temperatures near record highs.
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Kansas
Journal-World Vacation Pak Service Promotion
An advertisement urges readers to request the Journal-World vacation package labeled VIS-1000 or contact a Journal-World carrier for service.
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Giobe
Journal-World
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