KU Fraternities And Sororities Start Rush Plans
KU prepares for fraternity and sorority rush with open rush July 29 to August 31 and fall formal rush September 4 to 8 at Mount Oread. Phi Gamma Delta conducts activities at Ridgelea Apartments after its house fire.Upperclass women may rush with eligibility rules. freshmen rush not offered in 1967 68.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Templin Hall
Kansas Union
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Ridgelea Apartments
Phi Gamma Delta
la. St
Rush
Dennis Taylor
Rancho Cordova
Calif
Inter-Fraternity Council
Pete Woodsmall
Shawnee Mission
IFC
Michael Nail
Jim Day
Arkansas City
Dean of Women
Eldridge Hotel
Storm leaves Garden City area damaged and no casualties
A severe storm caused substantial damage around Garden City with farm outbuildings destroyed at a local site. Andy Erhart and family survived in a basement as a beam struck near the pool area. Downgraded funnel activity reported, with 120 mph winds near Great Bend and 3 inches of rain in 30 minutes. Deerfield also reported wind damage. No casualties reported.
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Little Hall
Brown
Andy Erhart
Garden City Experiment Station
City
Erhart
Dodge City
Garden City
Great Bend
Deerfield
Fireman Responds To Misleading Call On Kentucky Street
Firemen led by Capt. Don Knight were summoned to a home blaze reported at 711 Ky. St. Only to find the fire at 1717 Ky. St. a bed fire sparked by a cigaret. Smoke damage totaled about 300 dollars. Mrs. Knight issued a second alarm.
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Don Knight
Ky. St
Kentucky Street
Knight
Jaycees Expand July Fourth Fireworks Show
Lawrence Jaycees expand the Fourth of July celebration at Memorial Stadium with more than 2000 dollars in fireworks. An early 7 PM show precedes the 9 PM firing timed for Daylight Saving. Miss Lawrence KU Karen Schlapper competes for Miss Kansas and joins AFM Local 512 band.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Memorial Stadium
Lawrence KU
Karen Schlapper
American Federation of Musicians Local 512
Foreman
U S raids hit North Vietnam power plants and rail lines
U S forces reported extensive strikes on North Vietnamese targets including a 7 500 kilowatt power plant south of Hanoi and rail yards near Hanoi and Hai Phong. Aerial photos showed damage to generator halls and boxcars while several antiaircraft sites were silenced.
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U.S
U.S. Navy
Constellation
Hanoi
Kep
Air Force
Haiphong
Editor Dolph Simons Honored by Man of the Month Club
Dolph Simons editor of the Journal-World and chairman of the board of the Tenth District Federal Reserve Bank was initiated into the Man of the Month fraternity of Kansas City at a Friday luncheon. The group, founded about 40 years ago, elects roughly four members yearly and comprises Kansas City business and professional men.
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Dolph Simons
Journal-World
Tenth District Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Kansas City Club
Local residents note births visits weddings and travel
Edna Johnnaber of Stockton visits sister in Eudora. Ensign Darrell Garner and wife announce a son at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Garner to attend Navy school in Brooklyn then 18 month Adak tour. Wedding rehearsals and events in Neshoa Falls Houston and Baldwin. Various trips guests and a summer teaching start with 25 musicians in Eudora band led by Charles Kesinger.
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Ensign
Darrell Garner
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Byron Hisle
William Garner
St. John
C. Cox
Baldwin
Ensign Garner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Navy
Nancy
Baby
Hisele
Garners
Adak
Alaska
Letha Lauber
Kansas City
Judy Miller
Lauber
Miss Miller
Pat Halling
Neshoa Falls
Joyce Harvey
Houston
Harry White
Lake Park
Fla
White
Harold Daugherty
Eudora
Lawrence
Army
Walter Parker
J. F. Weatherford
Dallas
Tex
Gene Dickerson
Oswego
Jeff Simons
Peter Sidney
Max Burkhardt
Sid Simons
H. A. Scolastice
St. Clarksville
Ohio
Arthur Eisele
John Eisele
Lester Warsop
Guy Shunk
Prescott
Ariz
Hugh Dowding
Brenda
Janet
Ray Burkhardt
Boliva
Alice Harlan
Springfield
Walter Marckley
Jeffery Williams
Baldwin First Methodist Church
Charles Kesinger
Kesinger
W. R. Smith
Cassville
J. M. Torrence
Eric
Alvin Bond Sr
Singer Damone Sues Film Producers Over Spree
Vic Damone filed a 4 million dollar damage suit in Santa Monica against the Spree producers claiming the motion picture shows him without consent. Superior Court Judge Edward J. O Connor issued a temporary restraining order halting the film’s showing with a July 7 hearing scheduled.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Vic Damone
Superior Court
Edward J. O'Connor
Lawrence students to perform two KU camp concerts
Lawrence residents will attend two free concerts by the Kansas University Midwestern Music and Art Camp. The camp chamber choir concert choir and symphony orchestra perform at 2 15 p m in University Theatre followed by the camp symphonic and concert bands at 7 p m in the same venue. Public admission is free.
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Kansas University Midwestern Music and Art Camp
Glassboro hosts first Nixon Kosygin talks amid world reaction
The Glassboro summit drew mixed global responses as the United States and Soviet Union pressed for a pact to curb nuclear arms. Mediation from United Nations observers raised hopes of tangible progress while Arab diplomats warned that any solution must satisfy the Arab world. Glassboro prepared for a larger visitor surge for a second meeting.
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Moscow
Glassboro
N.J
New York
Johnson
Philadelphia
Washington
Kosygin
Christian
Radio Peking
United States
U.N
Red China
Vietnam
U.S
Saudi Arabia
United Nations
Jamil M. Baroody
Ex Navy Mascot Boom Boom Bear Finds New Home in Garden City
Boom Boom Bear, a year old Malaysian Sun Bear described as a Vietnamese Black Bear First Class, has been discharged from the U.S. Navy and arrives by train in Garden City, Kansas for placement at the Lee Richardson Zoo. The bear served with a Seabee unit near Da Nang before designation as a battalion mascot.
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Garden City
Kan
Boom Boom Bear
U.S. Navy
Boom Boom
Lee Richardson Zoo
U.S. Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Ten
Dran
Saigon
Sut Tuong
NCB Ten
da Nang
Cmdr
James W. Wier Jr
Bri Bear
Bear
Navy
San Diego Zoological Garden
Clyde A. Hill
Kansas
Hill
D. A. Bartley
Bartley
Deane Wiley
Park
Claude Owens
Weather forecast and tornado aftermath in Kansas
The Weather Bureau warned cooler conditions with highs in the 60s and 70s, and scattered showers or thunderstorms possible. A violent night included a tornado at Garden City and 120 mph winds at Great Bend, with damaging hail at Hutchinson and strong winds at Kanopolis Reservoir. Rains in the northeast left 0.5 to 2 inches.
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Weather Bureau
Garden City
Great Bend
Hutchinson
Kanopolis Reservoir
Edgar Bergen Hurt in Nevada Car Crash
Ventriloquist Edgar Bergen sustained a bruised right hand and a head cut in a two car collision on U.S. Highway 395 between Reno and Carson City. He was listed in good condition at Washoe Medical Center in Reno.
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Reno
Nev
Edgar Bergen
U.S. Highway 395
Carson City
Bergen
Washoe Medical Center
Missouri Doctor Dies in Mohawk Jet Crash
Among the 34 killed in a Mohawk Airlines jet near Blossburg Pennsylvania is Dr. D. L. Branson of Rolla Missouri assistant dean of the University of Missouri Rolla School of Ceramics.
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Utica
N.Y
Mohawk Airlines
Blossburg
D. L. Branson
Rolla
University of Missouri At Rolla
Wheat crop reports show large increases in Red China
Reports from multiple regions cited by Peking based New China News Agency indicate wheat crops are much larger than last year.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Peking
New China
What Do Teen-Ages Worry About Most
A survey shows teens cite school work, future careers, and parental relationships as their top concerns. About 27 percent name school work, 25 percent future careers, and 24 percent relationships with mothers and fathers, with other worries including friends, war, finances, siblings, and health.
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Nathan Gordon
Hamden
Conn
Sue Howard
Smithville
Terry Green
Columbus
Ohio
Jim Prose
Glenwood
Iown
Rosemary White
Alice Ferrara
Bethpage
N. Y
James Como
Alexis Mulana
Camden
N. J
Arlyce Hieb
Rapid City
S. D
Top Interpreter Flown to US for Kosygin Johnson Talks
Alexander Akalovsky 44 America's top interpreter of Russian flew to the United States to serve at the second Johnson Kosygin meeting. He previously interpreted for Roosevelt at Yalta and has long served in the Defense and State Departments. Now first secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.
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Moscow
America
Alexander Akalovsky
United States
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Washington
Glassboro
N.J
Akalovsky
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Joseph Stalin
Defense Department
State Department
U.S
Soviet Leader Kosygin Meets Johnson Brief Dispatch
Pravda highlights a 37 word report of President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin meeting. It stood as the Soviet press sole note on the Glassboro summit. Other papers rushed to press before Tass released its brief notice.
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Moscow
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Pravda
Glassboro
N.J
Communist Party
Tass
Mountaintop wedding in San Bernardino couple hikes to 11485 foot peak
James Rowan and Mary Beth Ware wed halfway up 11 485 foot Mt Organic in San Bernardino California. The 20 year old Rialto bride and 23 year old San Bernardino groom hiked with hiking boots and T shirts to Slushy Meadows to say I do. Rev. Kenneth Baumhoff officiated at the Lutheran Church of the Cross in Rialto. The wedding had been planned for a year.
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San Bernardino
Calif
James Rowan
Mary Beth Ware
Rialto
Kenneth Baumhoff
Lutheran Church of the Cross
Ronan
Olivier Improves in London Cancer Treatment
Sir Laurence Olivier is undergoing treatment for prostate cancer at St Thomas Hospital in London and is reported to be progressing very well.
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London
Laurence Olivier
St. Thomas Hospital
Card of thanks from Lois Duver
Mrs Lois Duver expresses sincere thanks for cards gifts and acts of kindness during her stay at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lois Duver
In Memoriam George C Tucker
In loving memory of my husband Mr. George C Tucker who passed away June 24, 1966. Mrs. Beatrice Tucker.
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George C. Tucker
Beatrice Tucker
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