Johnson proposes 15.6 billion Health in America program
President Johnson asks Congress for a 15.6 billion federal Health in America plan to double outlays for birth control, cut infant mortality, train more doctors, and expand family planning. He seeks a Center for Population Studies, stronger maternal and child health funds, and a Health Manpower Act to boost medical school enrollments.
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Washington
Johnson
America
Congress
United States
Clemmons Improves After Friday St Paul Accident
Ross T. Clemmons of Topeka head of Clemmons Construction Corp. remained in a St. Paul hospital recovering from a concussion a fractured vertebra and bruises after an auto crash Friday. The firm, bidder on the $3 million B F Goodrich Co. warehouse project in northwest Lawrence, is about 15 percent complete and expected to finish by September at 728 N. Iowa St.
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B. F. ‘Goodrich Co
Lawrence
St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Ross T. Clemmons
Topeka
Clemmons
Roger Pine Elected VP of Kansas Young Farmers Assn
Roger Pine of Route 3 was elected vice president Saturday of the Kansas Young Farmers Assn. during the organization's annual convention in Manhattan. John Griebel of Stockton was elected president, Larry Abeldt of Holton secretary, Jared Hoover of Chapman treasurer, Harold Markley of Burlingame reporter, and James Higley of Atchison sentinel.
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Roger Pine
Route 3
Kansas Young Farmers Assn
Manhattan
John Griebel
Stockton
Larry Abeldt
Holton
Jared Hoover
Chapman
Harold Markley
Burlingame
James Higley
Atchison, Sentinel
Four-H Day Blue Ribbon Winners Listed at Baldwin High
Nine area 4-H members won top blue ribbons in the second 4-H Club Day at Baldwin High School. Winners include Karen Wulfkuhle and Norma Denton in music solos, with many others in demonstrations and talks across units such as Sunflower Meadowlark and Marion Boosters.
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Baldwin High School
Karen Wulfkuhle
Stull
Norma Denton
Meadowlark
Yvonne Hadl
Eudora
Brenda O’connor
Mary Sue Trybom
Sunflower
Brad Bradley Meadowlark
Mary Callicott
Elaine Peterson
Marilyn Hodges
Carol Hill
Kanwaka
Marilyn Taylor
Clair Keizer
Marion Boosters
Project Talks
Gary Fornelli
Cottonwood
Lance Willits
Kartnaka
Sherry Lynch
Sue Ann Taul
Worden
Joann Worthington
Wendall Pohor
Bette Booth
Jayhawk
Docking urges swift apportionment work before deadline
Gov. Robert Docking criticized legislative leaders for needing more time on a Senate apportionment plan and urged action at once. Kansas Highway Patrol reports brisk auto tag business with fines rising by week for delays, while KU expects Dr. Benjamin Spock to speak on April 21 in Hoch Auditorium with details pending.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Senate
Kansas
Highway Patrol
Benjamin Spock
Kansas _ University
Bill Read
Coffeyville
Spock
Hoch Auditorium
Five men appeal on heroin conspiracy eavesdropping case
Five men convicted of conspiring to smuggle 209 pounds of heroin worth about 100 million dollars into the United States were granted a Supreme Court hearing. They challenge the narcotics agents use of wiretap evidence from a Waldorf Astoria Hotel room in New York City.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court
New York City
Satellite Launch Seeks Record Sun Earth Study
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports a research satellite with a giant praying man its shape launched into orbit carrying a record set of experiments to study how the sun affects the earth, aiming for the most comprehensive solar-terrestrial investigation to date.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Supreme Court declines Spiro conscientious objection plea
Stephen Spiro of Hackensack New Jersey, a Roman Catholic who refused Army induction as a conscientious objector citing the Just War Doctrine, is denied review by the Supreme Court of his two year jail sentence after he refused induction in Newark. He was tried and convicted.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Stephen Spiro
Hackensack
N.J
Newark
Spiro
Governor Docking urges re examination of American life
Kansas Governor Robert Docking called for a re examination of segments of American life at a Kansas University band banquet. He urged employers to re assess hiring, educators to review programs, and lawyers to ensure equal justice while condemning violence and racial stereotypes. He spoke during an event honoring retiring professor Russell L. Wiley and named six KU Band seniors.
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Kansas
Robert Docking
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Docking
Russell L. Wiley
Wiley
W. Clarke Wescoe
Lima
Peru
Wescoe
Charles Rader
Kansas City
Charles Lawson
Muskogee
Okla
Paul Gray
Windsor
Wayne Erck
St. Louis
Gale Dillehay
John Braum
Mayetta
North to Alaska Tops Rock Chalk Revue Awards
The Rock Chalk Revue at KU on Saturday night named North to Alaska the best of four skits. Alpha Gamma Delta and Delta Chi won second place with Watchman What of the Knot. Susan Selders was outstanding female performer and Mark McLaughlin outstanding male performer.
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Delta Chi Fraternity
Mark McLaughlin
Leawood
Ebeneezer McHitt
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Alpha Gamma Delta Delta Chi
Allen Purvis
Topeka
Rock Chalk
The
KUY
Purvis
Pancake Feed Feeds 3000 as Legion Post Raises Funds
More than 3,000 people attended the American Legion pancake feed at the Community Building. Post commander Alan Fisher said as much as 1900 dollars could be raised for the baseball program once final figures are in. He called the event the largest and most successful yet and praised the community’s support.
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American Legion
Alan Fisher
Three Youths Hurt In Pike Turnpike Crash Near Service Area
Three youths were injured in a one car crash on the Kansas Turnpike Law rence service area at 6 45 p m Saturday. Jim Weinstein 17 Of Overland Park in poor condition at University Medical Center suffered multiple fractures and surgery. Durrett 16 of Prairie Village and Bagby 16 of Leawood were in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with head cuts and a fractured pelvis. The 1965 model car skidded 150 feet after Durrett lost control entering the ramp and struck a light pole. about 1600 damage reported.
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Lawrence
Kansas Turnpike
Jim Weinstein
Overland Park
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Weinstein
Gary B. Durrett
Prairie Village
John W. Bagby
Leawood
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Durrett
Bagby
Turnpike
Moon Orbit Hope For Red Rocket
Soviet rocket hurtled into space amid speculation it may complete the first round trip to the moon and return to Earth. Moscow says the probe is on course to near earth space, a term previously used to denote lunar vicinity.
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Moon Orbit
Moscow
Pawn Shop Employee Fatally Shot in Hold-up
In Kansas City Kansas two masked gunmen robbed Sam's Loan Office. Employee Joseph P. Mallon was shot twice in the chest and abdomen. Six clerks and one customer were inside the shop during the robbery.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sam
Joseph P. Mallon
Ady Funeral Service Featured in Home News V18-5111
Umney Funeral Home appears in the notice with reference V18-5111 Ady. The short item signals a service or obituary related entry, listing the funeral home and a catalog or case number in the archival note.
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Umney Funeral Home
Ady
Ground-Breaking Planned for Phi Gamma Delta House
Phi Gamma Delta sets 4 30 p m March 16 for ground breaking at 1540 La St to mark a new fraternity house after the old building burned May 17. Alumni dinner also slated March 16 at the Holiday Inn as bids for the 400000 dollar project are anticipated.
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Phi Gamma Delta
1540
Frank Davis
Davis
Mass. St
Fraternity
Holiday Inn
Phi Gam
la. St
Target Date Set for New House Completion
The text notes a completion target of January 1969 for the new house, indicating a planned finish date and project timeline.
Aerial Performer Hurt In Topeka Circus Act
Aerial performer Armando Farfan, 22, survived a 40 foot plunge at Topeka Municipal Auditorium during an Arab Shrine Circus show. He waved to the crowd, then collapsed outside. He suffered fractured ribs both bones of his left forearm and severe bruises. listed in satisfactory condition late Sunday.
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Topeka
Armando Farfan
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
Farfan
News Quiz Editor's Note Challenge from Last Week
Readers test recall on ten questions spanning events from the Suez to civil rights. Posing choices cover ship incidents births rates and political shifts, with an answers-on-page prompt.
Journal World shows steady Lawrence area population rise
Continued increases in the paid circulation of the Journal World indicate population growth in the Lawrence area. In February the Journal World added 613 more families than the same month last year, including 521 in Lawrence and 92 outside the city. The piece also notes early spring flowers like crocuses forsythia and pussy willows appearing in local lawns.
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Journal- World
Lawrence
City
Lawrence officials postpone meeting and recap of local events
The Lawrence Traffic Safety Commission postpones its 7 30 p m session to 7 30 p m Wednesday in City Hall and will resume monthly meetings in April. City Commission meets at 2 p m Tuesday. A pre meeting with six experts will discuss the tree spraying program. Lawrence High School beat Shawnee Mission West 19 to 16 in a Categories TV program with no individual scores recorded. LHS participants included Susan Culbertson Sandy Binns Cindy Gallup Neal Pease and Martin Umholtz. A Lima Peru conference united Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe and UCLA Chancellor Franklin D Murphy during a Council on Higher Education in the American Republics meeting. Murphy will become LA Times Mirror chair and CEO by Sept 1. Wescoe noted no discussion of Murphy’s new job. Both chancellors and spouses appeared healthy and happy.
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Lawrence
City Hall
Lawrence High School
Shawnee Mission West
LHS
Susan Culbertson
Sandy Binns
Cindy Gallup
Neal Pease
Martin Umholtz
Lima
Peru
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of California At
Los Angeles
Franklin D. Murphy
Wescoe
Murphy
Council On Higher Education
Los Angeles Times Mirror Company
Horn to Change Jobs as Associate Director at ICMA
Harold E. Horn, former Lawrence city manager, resigns to join Booz, Allen and Hamilton Inc. as director of state and local government service in the Institutional Management Division. He will work from the Washington office. Horn left Lawrence in 1964.
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Harold E. Horn
Lawrence
International City Managers Assn
Booz, Allen and Hamilton Inc
Horn
Washington
Anderson named VP at CFCA plant in Lawrence
John F Anderson, long time Farmland Industries executive, named vice president in charge of operations of the Cooperative Farm Chemicals Assn fertilizer plant in Lawrence. Zurbuchen, general manager since 1954, becomes executive vice president as retirement nears. Anderson, a Missouri University chemical engineering graduate, has a broad resume with Farmland divisions and Lawrence plant leadership.
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John F.anderson
Farmland Industries
Coooperative Farm Chemicals Assn
Lawrence
R. R. Zurbuchen
Zurbuchen
Consumers Cooperative Assn
Kansas City
CFCA
Highway 10
John Anderson
Land
Coffeyville
Kan
Missouri University
Scottsbluff
Neb
Anderson
Deadwood
S.C
Phyllis
Jeff
Marsha
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Jayhawk Kiwanis Club
First Presbyterian Church
Sunset Dr
Garage Fire Reported on Missouri Street at 2 30 PM
Firemen responded about 2 30 p m to an alley in the 600 block of Missouri Street where a garage caught fire. No injuries were reported and damage estimates were not available.
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Missouri Street
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