Indian land bill seeks compensation for Kaw allotments
U S Senate Friday introduced a bill by Sen Fred Harris to compensate Kaw Indian half breed heirs for 23 tracts north of the Kansas River in Shawnee and Jefferson counties. The Interior Department would identify heirs and Congress would set compensation amid claims the land was taken in treaty violations.
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Kansas River
Shawnee and
Jefferson Counties
U. S. Senate
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Department of the Interior
Congress
Sba Hill
Topeka
Perry
North Topeka
U. S
Harris
Kansas City Livestock Prices This Week
Kansas City AP report lists cattle and hog market moves with price ranges. Cattle slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 lower, cows down 0.25 to 1.00, calves steady, feeders steady. hogs barrows and gilts 1.00 lower, sows 50 to 1.00 lower, 195-255 lb barrows 24.00-25.50, 300-400 lb sows 20.00-21.50.
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K. C. Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
Egg and fryer price report from Kansas City AP
Kansas City AP reports consumer egg prices by grade with large A 24 to 30 cents and other sizes earlier listed. Wholesale egg prices show large 31 to 33 cents per pound at 80 percent A, mediums 24 to 26 cents, and small 17 to 19 cents. Butter steady at 67 cents per pound for solid and 68 cents for quarters. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers listed at farm 14 to 15 cents and delivered at plant 14 to 16 cents per pound.
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Kansas
City
Missouri
Arkansas
Local Scouts Leave Today For Wilderness Canoe Trip
Thirty Lawrence area Senior Boy Scouts and Explorers depart at 6 AM for the Charles L. Sommers Wilderness Canoe Base near Ely Minnesota. They travel by chartered bus and will stop tonight at Faribault Rotary Club Youth Camp. Nine day trip starts Monday with three crews each of 10 boys a guide and an adult adviser. Crews choose routes of 60 to 120 miles in Minnesota and Ontario wildernesses. They carry four canoes and about 240 pounds of supplies. air craft are restricted except emergencies.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Area
Charles L. Sommers
Ely
Minn
Rotary Club
Faribault
Superior National Forest
Minnesota
Quetico
Ontario
Canada
Wilds
Duluth
Mason City
Iowa
Loring W. McAllister
Steve Bowlen
Ned Greens
Jay Harrell
Philp Lacey
Wood Merrill
Bruce Preston
Bob Stewart
Fred Winter
Bob Womack
Allen Worley
Bob and Lowry Anderson
Kelly Collier
Craig Duncan
Jerry Dorfrant
Jerry Hackleman
Chip Hayman
Bob O'Connor
Rick Stucky
Brad Stuewe
Steve Coats
Bernard Hausherr Jr
John McClure
Larry Mills
Dan Moore
Bob Nitcher
Bob Winchell
Tom Plank
Four Year Wheat Marketing Plan Approved by House Panel
The House Agriculture Committee approved a four year extension of voluntary wheat marketing from 1966 to 1969 as part of the administration's farm bill. Quotas would be suspended while acreage allotments and certificate and diversion programs determine eligibility and payments. Export certificate support would stay near parity, with noncertified wheat tied to world prices and feed value.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
GOP Leader Urges Naval Blockade and Air Offensive
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford calls for a naval blockade of North Viet Nam and a broad air offensive against Communist targets in both Vietnams. He wants full scale air attacks to cut off arms and supplies by sea and a hardened U S stance amid wartime brutality.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
North
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Ford
Johnson
North Viet Nam
U. S
Harold George Bennett
South
Local Court Records Show Multiple Convictions and Appeals
In Alton Police Court criminal cases Otis Hattabaugh faces DUI and related charges with six month term. Fred Renshaw cited for unlicensed canvassing and 10 days suspended. Traffic violations list numerous speeding fines, license suspensions, and appeals. divorce action Eunice D Beers vs Henry E Beers filed.
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Fred Renshaw
Alton
Ill
Otis Hattabaugh
Elm
David Lee Norman
Learnard
Clyne E. Foust
Ala
Jay C. Roulier
Tenn
Michael Getter
Stouffer
Marcus Patton
W. 19Th
Ellis Allison
Lawrence
Herschal Wiley
Robert Dysart
Saratoga
Dennis Malter
Terr
Jerry Dennis
Walnut
Ronald Dietz
Carolina
Karla Kapfer
Route 2
James Boyd
N.Y
Walter Brauer
Bonner Springs
Eunice D. Beers
Henry E. Beers
Baseball Injury Not Cause of Death for Boy
An autopsy shown Walter P. Humphrey 10 of Garden City died from a brain tumor. He collapsed minutes after admission to St Francis Hospital in Wichita Thursday after head pains prompted travel by his parents Le Roy and wife. Officials said a baseball injury was not connected to the death.
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Wichita
Walter P. Humphrey
Garden City
St. Francis Hospital
Robert Daniels
LeRoy Humphrey
Daniels
Kennedy Mesta clash over Capitol party clash
Washington reports a social showdown as Sen Edward Kennedy and Mrs Eunice Kennedy attend a Kennedy wedding anniversary event at Georgetown while Perle Mesta hosts Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield. Dates shifted and guests mingled, with some attending both affairs.
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Washington
Ted Kennedys
Perle Mesta
Edward M. Kennedy
Georgetown
Robert F. Kennedy
Mesta
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Kennedy
Mansfield
Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
Perle
Rose Kennedy
George Stevens Jr
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Information Service
Sargent Shriver
New Frontier Clan
Eunice
Stephen Smith
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Abigail
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Memorial Hospital Admissions List
Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Lena Fincher 545 N 8th Lenore Roche Eudora Lau rel Nitz Sunflower Village Ruby McGinnis Eudora Vance Hatchell 735 N 2nd Elmer Downing Route 5 Kenneth Swadsey 1530 Harper Mattie Anderson 619 W 4th Erma Kay Route 1 Allan Taylor 1732 Miller Dr Allon Potter 1649 Del David Mathis Tonganoxie Virginia McDonald 11th and Mo Walter Stine 325 E 19th Arthur McClure 2529 W 9th Robert Smith 842 E 12th Christie Stewart 1113 W 22nd Terri Stewart 1113 W 22nd
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Lena Fincher
Lenore Roche
Eudora
Laurel Nitz
Sunflower Village
Ruby McGinnis
Vance Hatchell
Elmer Downing
Kenneth Swadsey
Harper
Mattie Anderson
Erma Kay
Allan Taylor
Miller Dr
Allon Potter
Del
David Mathis
Virginia McDonald
Walter Stine
Arthur McClure
Robert Smith
Christie Stewart
Terri Stewart
Woman in West Germany Sold Stolen Phone Books to Spies
A West German woman profited by selling stolen Manhattan phone books to Communist agents for 75 each. Spies used the directories as coding keys, designating specific listings as part of their scheme.
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West Germany
Manhattan
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