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Fake Photographers Stir Debate Over Undercover News Roles
A Louisville rally photo incident reports detectives posing as media from Selbyville Express and Jefferson County. officials defend undercover photo work while critics urge clear boundaries between law enforcement and journalism. The piece notes past cases and calls for standards.
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Bobby Branham
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Mary Green
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Edgar Paul
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Storm Flags Up Over Prices
New York AP reports rising wholesale food costs energize political debate as price volatility hits households. The piece argues price increases affect health and security, influence voting sentiment, and shape consumer behavior across income groups, noting retailers’ narrow margins and the emotional stakes of food pricing.
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Restoring Humanity Amid National Divisions
The author cites Archibald Mac Leish on respecting humanity in oneself and others as a remedy to political rancor. He warns against scapegoating and Archie Bunker style cynicism, urging citizens to confront personal bias to heal the nation.
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Fireworks display planned in Memorial Stadium this July 4
The Lawrence Jaycees will stage their annual July 4 fireworks at Memorial Stadium with projected spending over 1500. Douglas and Leavenworth counties vote to build a Kaw bridge at Eudora. Douglas to cover about 60 percent of the 800000 cost. Financing studies planned immediately.
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Bible message prayer for daily living and choosing the high road
A devotional prayer asks for help to live like the prayers and to walk with God as they choose the right path to heaven. The text seeks protection from anything that could separate believers from divine love and commitment.
Vann’s Legacy and Critics After Vietnam Funeral
Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz told a Kansas party meeting that a life sentence for first offense drug pushers would not be too severe. The AP report contrasts Vann’s nonconformist stance with later bureaucratic appeasement and notes his view that 50,000 American lives were unnecessarily lost in Vietnam. He urged stronger ARVN buildup and criticized embassy policies toward Thieu and Bunker.
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John Paul Vann
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Vann
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Doves
Saigon
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Tran Ngoc Chau
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Gen. Abrams
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Overland Park, Kan
Reynolds Shultz
Kennedy Hints at National Symphony Conductor Talk
Capitol Hill interview with Senator Kennedy reveals no intent to seek the conductor post at the National Symphony Orchestra. He says he is happy in the Senate and not pursuing musical leadership, though he leaves open possible reconsideration if circumstances change.
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National Symphony Orchestra
Kennedy
National Symphony
National Sympoony Board
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Senate
Washington
Lawrence Welk
Violence on Campus Ended Kerr Believes
CHICAGO AP. Dr. Clark Kerr chair of the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education said violence is past on campuses and that the late 1960s turmoil arose from awareness of major national issues not campus decline. The commission’s report based on 70 000 undergraduates 30 000 graduates and 60 000 faculty in 1969 70 urged humane reform and broader academic opportunities to sustain student life.
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Clark Kerr
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
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On This Date in History June 23
Entries recount 1683 William Penn friendship treaty with Indians in Pennsylvania kept for over six decades. 1722 English order oath of allegiance to queen’s government for Nova Scotia residents within a year. 1836 U.S. Treasury surplus distributed to 26 states. 1838 Civil Aeronautics Authority created. 1967 Johnson Kosygin summit in Glassboro. 197? Senate censures Dodd for campaign fund use. 1 year ago Nixon pledged Vietnam study access after public release.
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England
Nova Scotia
U.S. Treasury
Roses Endure Harsh Winter and Spring in Kansas
Garden notes recount severe winter casualties to roses including Red Gold and Red Glory climbers. Despite baked leaves from heat and drought, irrigation and regular fertilization 5 10 5 or equivalent rose food helped. new varieties Portrait Apollo Scarlet Gypsy Electron Medalion show promise.
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Apollo
American Rose Society
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British Isles
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