Goodrich executive calls for business social involvement
Laurence T. Greiner of B F Goodrich told about 210 at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon that American firms must raise their image and engage more with social problems. He cited urban renewal civil rights and environmental projects as examples and noted Goodrich plans a 300000 square foot footwear warehouse near Lawrence as part of local expansion.
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Lawrence
Laurence T. Greiner
Goodrich
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Chamber
Journal-World
Greiner
B. F. Goodrich
United States
Kansas City Journal Post
Haskell Indians
KU School of Business
School of Education
Santa Fe
Rescuers Locate Most Salt Mine Victims In La catastrophe
In Calumet Louisiana rescue crews found sixteen of twenty one trapped miners dead deep in a salt mine Fire swept through the shaft trapping workers more than 1200 feet below. Five others remained unaccounted for as search efforts continued.
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Calumet, la
Calumet
Clayton Tannamaker
Cargill, Inc
Cargill
Gulf of Mexico
Tannamaker
Bus Crash on I 15 Kills 20 Near Baker California
A Greyhound bus traveling from Los Angeles to Las Vegas collided with a car in the Mojave Desert near Baker. Twenty people died and twelve were injured as the bus tipped onto its side and caught fire. The car driver was killed. many victims were severely burned. Survivors were treated at local hospitals.
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Interstate 15
Baker
Calif
Mojave Desert
Kenneth Burkhardt
California Highway
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Highway Patrol
Elton Lee
Edward Wilkerson
North Hollywood
Almer
Lawmakers OK KU budget with record funding
Kansas Legislature approved the $33,665,068 Mount Oread educational and general operating budget for Kansas University, part of Gov. Docking’s $127,200,912 higher education package for all state schools. State funds total $19,684,016 toward KU’s budget. the remainder comes from fees and sponsored research.
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Mount Oread
Robert Docking
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Ray Nichols
Nichols
Gene Doahe Aims to Be Your Insurance Agent
Local notice promotes Gene Doahe as an insurance agent. Details are limited to the promotional claim and the intended role in offering policies.
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Gene Doahe
Ady
Legislature Puts Rush on Finish of 1968 Session
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Legislature moved slowly on final day of the 1968 session awaiting action on major bills. The Senate cleared its calendar and passed seven bills slated for Gov. Docking, plus a House bill funding 1969 budgets for the attorney general's office Economic Development Revisors of Statutes and Soil Conservation. The partisan election of the new State Board of Education drew fierce debate with a 21 to 16 Senate vote.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Senate
Robert Docking
Senate
House
Attorney General’s Office
Department of Economic Development
Soil Conservation Committee
State Board of Education
Legisla
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Cool Nights and Mild Weekend
Northeast Kansas expects clear to partly cloudy skies with a cooler tonight and Saturday. Lows near 30s tonight, highs in the 60s Saturday, five day forecast shows near normal temperatures with highs around 50 and lows near 30, about one half inch of precipitation mainly as showers Sunday or Monday.
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Kansas
Sansa
Statutalt
Howard
A and W Drive In Opens at 1416 W Olh
A and W Drive In at 1416 West Olh Street announces new hours and grand opening details with emphasis on location and service.
Open Bowling Bin and Sate Hillcrest Bowl Adv
A brief note lists two bowling venues, Open Bowling Bin and Sate Hillcrest Bowl, appearing in an advancement notice on page 3 of the legislature section.
Budget Slash Shaves 3.6 Million From Kansas City Plan
Kansas City proposes an 81.46 million dollar budget with a 3.65 million cut led by a one million reduction in General Hospital and Medical Center funding. Police equipment and parks face nearly 600 thousand dollar cuts while other services such as ambulance, streets, sidewalks, and related activities are trimmed. Municipal salaries, employee benefits, election costs, and water sewer programs already mandated also drive the reductions despite anticipated 6.3 million in higher water pollution control revenues.
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Kansas City
John L. Taylor
General Hospital
Mild Weekend Weather Expected With Showers Possible
The weather bureau predicts continued mild temperatures through the weekend with a chance of showers. Rain added 11 of an inch on Thursday, with highs around 64 and nights near the upper 30s. Expect 60s again Saturday and a revised five day forecast toward near normal temperatures through Wednesday.
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Weather Bureau
No Survivors In Marine Tragedy At Quantico
Nine enlisted men and expert swimmers from a Marine school tried a river crossing in a large canoe. One body was recovered eight miles below the base. identified as Marine Staff Sgt. Kenneth N. Andrews. The party left the base in the early hours, attempting the crossing and return in the Potomac River.
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Quantico
Potomac River
Kenneth N. Andrews
Kansas University deans salaries revealed by regents
Kansas University deans salaries are disclosed by the Kansas Board of Regents official. Current figures list deans at KU schools with amounts ranging from 19 600 to 29 000 dollars. The budget excludes these from current figures and notes may be discussed in May for next fiscal year.
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Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
William Alybrecht
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Joseph W. McGuire
Kenneth Anderson
William Smith
School of Engineering
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
Warren Agee
James K. Logan
Law
Howard Mossberg
George A. Wolf
Medical Center
William J. Moore
Clifford Clark
KU Business School
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