Nixon in Canada for St. Lawrence Seaway ceremony
President Nixon visits Massena and Montreal to mark the Seaway’s 10th anniversary. He rededicates Eisenhower dam with Prime Minister Trudeau and places a commemorative plaque at Expo 67 site. The presidential party includes Julie Nixon Eisenhower, David Eisenhower, William Rogers, Kissinger, and Ambassador A. Edgar Ritchie.
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Washington
Nixon
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Massena
N.Y
Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
Pierre Trudeau
Eisenhower
Montreal
Stucky Wins KU Engineering Scholarship for 300
Eric D. Stucky son of Milo and Mrs Stucky of 506 Pioneer Rd receives a $300 Avery scholarship at Kansas University School of Engineering. He is a junior in civil engineering with a 2.51 GPA and has served on the Kansas Relays committee. The award was created by the late Hubert C Avery of Cody Wyoming in memory of family members.
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Eric D. Stucky
Milo Stucky
Pioneer Rd
Avery
Kansas University School of Engineering
Stuckey
Kansas Relays Committee
Hubert C. Avery
Cody
Wyo
Mary Sidlow Avery
Nellie Vincent Avery
Ernest Dennison Avery
12th and Oxford gang opens laundry with loan
The 12th and Oxford Streets Gang started a coin operated laundry on Thursday using a $40,000 loan from Philadelphia Gas Works. Forrest Quting, secretary of the 12th and Oxford Corp., thanked the gas works for the chance to prove they can operate legitimately.
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Philadelphia
12Th
Oxford Streets
Philadelphia Gas Works
Forrest Quting
Oxford Corp
Gas Works
Topeka Student Miss Wichita and Miss Kansas Contestant
Karen Dill 22 of Topeka a 1969 Wichita State graduate known as Miss Wichita competes in the Miss Kansas pageant July 10-13 in Pratt a step toward Miss America in Atlantic City. She studies at Kansas University plans law school and teaches at Midwestern Music and Art Camp while pursuing graduate work in speech.
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Karen Dill
Topeka
Wichita State University
WSU
Karen
Wichita
Pratt
Atlantic City
Kansas University
Journal-World Photo
Hodges Breaks Leg Jumping From Burning Chapel Hill Home
Luther Hodges former North Carolina governor and U S secretary of commerce leaped from a second story window as a fire swept his Chapel Hill residence He suffered a leg break and smoke inhalation while his wife was in serious condition with smoke inhalation shock and possible heart attack hospitalized amid the blaze
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
U.S
This Day in History June 27 Highlights
June 27 marks key events from 1652 New Amsterdam speeding law to 1969 Truman order aiding Korea air and naval forces. Notable moments include 1844 Mormon leaders killed at Carthage, 1847 first telegraph link NY to Boston, 1893 stock market crash lows, 1936 Roosevelt renomination, Kennedy Ireland reception, and recent talks on US USSR missile talks.
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Harry S. Truman
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Republic of Korea
North Korea
New York City
New Amsterdam
Joseph and
Hyrum Smith
Carthage
Ill
Brigham Young
New York
Boston
New York Stock Exchange
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Omy
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan
Llth
Kansas
Warren Switzer
Washington, D. C
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Warren
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Docking
Bursa
Turkey
Spurs
Mortar Board
Zeta Phi Eta
Delta Sigma Rho
The
University Debate Society
Hodges
Leg
Mrs. Hodges
Supper Club
Baldwin Junction
Kansas Elks Training Center
George Francis Orchestra
Carmel
Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Ireland
World Council of Churches
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
Lawrence
West
Gregory Peck
Eva Marie Saint
AG Oy
ELAC
MGM
Stort
York
Darryl F. Zanuck
John Wayne
Richard Burton
Sean Connery
Robert Mitchum
University of Kansas Summer Repertory Theatre
Theatrree Henre
University of Kansas
Murphy Hall
James Thurber
Elliot Nugent
Experimental
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
Telepone
Magnificent
George Kennedy
Cool Hand
Luke
Sun
DeCette
Clint Eastwood
Mary Ure
Metrecolor
New York Times
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