State Farm Losses May Be 3 Million From Kansas Floods
AP reports agricultural losses in central and western Kansas flood areas may total about 3 million dollars. Wheat losses could reach 2 million on 50 000 to 100 000 flooded acres. sugar beets corn and sorghums about 500 000. cattle losses around 590 000 with up to 3 000 head drowned.
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Arkansas
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Campers From KU Music Camp To Present Sunday Concerts
Students in the 28th Annual Mid western Music and Art Camp at Kansas University headline two Sunday concerts. The 3 p.m. program in University Theatre features concert choir chamber choir and orchestra. An outdoor Hoch Auditorium performance at 7:30 showcases concert band and symphonic band with works from Barber Fine Poulenc Grainger and Sousa among others.
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Robert Shaw
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Alice Parker
Ratston
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Cromb Elected Regent Chairman by Kansas Board
Arthur H. Cromb of Miisson Hills was elected chairman of the Kansas Board of Regents for next year. He has served on the board since April 1963, succeeding Lawrence Morgan of Goodland who led the board this fiscal year. Max Bickford was named to another one-year term as executive officer, and Don Matuszak, former Kansas State basketball player, was hired as administrative assistant in athletics for Kansas State.
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Arthur H. Cromb
Miisson Hills
Kansas Board of Regents
Lawrence Morgan
Goodland
Max Bickford
Don Matuszak
Kansas State University
Kansas State
KU Liberal Arts, Sciences Record Outstanding Year
Dean George R. Waggoner reports a stellar 1964 65 for the KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Fifteen seniors won Woodrow Wilson Fellowships and the college added a fifth Rhodes Scholar in seven years while six seniors earned NSF pre doctoral fellowships.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas University
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Yale
Princeton
Army
Air Force Academies
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Marshall
Britain
Waggoner
New
University Review
Kansas
Dean Waggoner
Eisenhower to Keynote RNC Meeting Luncheon
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will be the keynote speaker at a two day Republican National Committee meeting in Washington. National Chairman Ray C. Bliss announced that Eisenhower would address a luncheon next Monday, the first RNC gathering since Bliss took the post on January 22.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Ray C. Bliss
Eisenhower
National Committee
Bliss
Inter Faith Guidelines for Boston Churches
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston announces guidelines to foster shared religious exercises. Catholics may attend Protestant services such as funerals, thanksgiving services, ordinations, and weddings, while Protestants would be encouraged to attend Catholic masses and participate in prayer and hymns.
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Archdiocese of
LBJ and Kennedy in New York Power Play
Washington AP Johnson and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy clash lite over New York Democratic leadership after Wagner’s exit. Kennedy holds ground in state party future while Johnson leverages federal patronage. White House notes a task force has studied nuclear policy and broad U.S. issues.
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Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N. Y
New York City
New York
Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Senate
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
White House
Kansas Rebate Adds 45289 To State Treasury
Topeka officials announce a refund of 45289 from Southwestern Bell after the Kansas Corporation Commission rejected a five year old rate increase. The commission order was upheld by state authorities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Walter Peery
Southwestern Bell
Kansas Orporation Commission
State Supreme Court Rules Refunds To Be Turned Over
The court ruled refunds that could not be delivered due to change of address or death must be turned over to the state. The amount cited is $45,289 as the result of that ruling.
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State Supreme Court
Pope Warns War Menace Grows More Serious
Pope Paul VI said the menace of war is growing and warned leaders a new conflict using modern science could end civilization. He also stated the birth control study commission should continue to its conclusion, signaling no early halt amid reports of deadlock over contraceptive pills.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Commission
Yale Coin Theft Reward Up To Seventy Five Thousand
Insurance companies have offered rewards up to 75000 in connection with the estimated 1 million theft of rare coins from the Yale University Sterling Memorial Library.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Sterling Memorial Library
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