Kennedy Plans European Visit Quietly this Summer
Senator Edward M. Kennedy plans a quiet European trip this summer during the August recess avoiding heads of state and large fanfare. He aims to reduce publicity while still voicing views on the draft aid for ghetto residents and Vietnam refugees, weighing 1972 prospects and his Senate re-election.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Europe
Kennedy
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Vietnam
Nixon
Massachusetts
Eight Die in Kansas Water Accidents Weekend
A weekend of drowning deaths across Kansas includes four in the Walnut River near Augusta after a homemade canoe capsized. Victims are William H. Morgan and his son, Harold R. Porter and his son, Bruce. Additional drownings occur at Cheney reservoir, Dodge City pool, Kanopolis reservoir, a Burrton reunion, a Mulvane pond, and an Overland Park pool.
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Kansas
Wichita
Walnut River
Augusta
William H. Morgan
William
Harold R. Porter
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Porter
Bruce
Wayman Harman
Cheney Reservoir
Fred M. Wardleman
Dodge City
Chester Bliss
Burrton
Kan
Kanopolis
Joe R. Sheldon
Mulvane
Roger Nelson
Overland Park
Scallops Swim By Clapping Shells For Jet Propulsion
Scallops move by rapidly clapping their two shells to trap water and then expel it through the hinge area, creating a jet propulsion that propels the animal forward. This mechanism is driven by adductor muscles closing the valves and repeated to generate thrust.
Finch Says Egeberg Must Do Good Job as Health Official
Secretary Robert Finch says his second choice Dr. Roger Egeberg will do a more effective job than the originally recommended Dr. John Knowles. Finch criticized the handling of the nomination and blamed himself for not choosing someone acceptable to Congress.
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Finch
Egeberg
Los Angeles
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Roger Isgeberg
Nixon
John H. Knowles
Robert H. Finch
Knowles
University of Southern California Medical School
American Medical Association
Congress
Ex Santa Fe Worker Wins $215000 Verdict
Byron Minter, 52, of Prairie Village Kansas, received a $215000 damage verdict against the Santa Fe railroad from a district court jury in Kansas City. The former switchman was injured in February 1965 when a caboose safety rail broke causing a fall and later had his left leg amputated.
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Kansas City, Kan
Byron Minter
Prairie Village
Kan
Santa Fe Railroad
Starday
Minter
Midwestern Governors Open Wichita Meeting
The Midwestern Governors Conference begins formal sessions in Wichita with greetings from Wisconsin Governor Knowles and Kansas Governor Docking. VP Agnew to address leaders Tuesday. Ozark Regional Commission elected Docking as chair with plans for a nine person highway authority and cross state toll road ideas.
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Wichita, Kan
Warren Knowles
Wisconsin
Robert Docking
Kansas
Spiro Agnew
Ozark
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Docking
Dewey Bartlett
Kk. L. Stewart
Cochairman
Commission
Kansas City
Gulf of Mexico
Stewart
Bureau of Public Roads
Misouri
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Meer
Franks
Eae
Libby
Save
Jane Parker
Specia Angel Food Ring
Special — Sa del Monte
Cans
del Monte
Can del Monte
Jaycee
U.S
Kansas University
Ted Luber
Ted Baze
Ed Brinkworth
Journal-World Photo
England
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Russia
Kremlin
THE
Associated Press
Schendelize
Nelson Hall
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Western Home Builders
West 27Th Street
Holiday Inn
U.S. 59
Klwn
Bob Harwood
Harwood
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