Kansans oppose gold measure in Senate vote
AP reports a 49-37 Senate final vote approving a bill to remove the 25 percent gold cover from currency. The roll includes for Harris of Oklahoma and for Monroney of Oklahoma, against Symington of Missouri and Carlson of Kansas, and Carlson appeared paired.
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Riley County seeks to undo widow's tax sale
Riley County commissioners ask the district court to set aside the to return the widow Elvera Nelson's three room home sold last June for 5 at a delinquent tax sale. Richard Mitchell of Glasco was the sole bidder. Nelson's husband died February 27, 1967, after 1947 taxes of 5.75 were unpaid. other taxes from 1943 to 1966 were paid. The action seeks to restore ownership to Mrs. Nelson.
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KU Spring Election Petitions Filed by University Party
Kansas University candidates filed petitions for spring elections as Jim Kelly names University Party tickets for student body president Clifton Conrad and VP Joe Goering. Elections April 3–4 in Strong Hall Murphy Hall and Kansas Union from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with many class officer contests and three ASC constitutional amendments on the ballot.
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Salina
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Dougan joins Jayhawk Real Estate as salesman
Elmer Dougan of 1536 Barker Ave former Lawrence assistant postmaster began work today as a salesman for Jayhawk Real Estate Inc at 2323 Ridge Ct Suite A. Dougan recently retired after 40 years with the local post office. The firm opened three weeks ago and is operated by Paul Shivel and R L Rychlee both 36.
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Barker Ave
Lawrence
Jayhawk Real Estate, Inc
Ridge Ct
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Jayhawk Real
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Route 1
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Great Bend
Russian Bombers Near North American Coast
Canadian Defense reports seven incursions by Russian aircraft near North American shores last month with ongoing flights. Radar monitoring by NORAD tracks Bear turboprop bombers in six flights and a single Bison jet armed with air to ground missiles in another.
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49 Shows Planned For Androcles Tour By Kansas Univ Cast
Jed Davis of Kansas University's theatre division announced a touring Children's Theatre production of Androcles and the Lion will make 49 appearances ending May 11. The show opened Feb 29 in Murphy Hall and traveled to Hesston Hutchinson Hays Salina Clay Center Marysville and other cities with multiple performances. The Kansas Cultural Arts Commission covers up to 50 percent of eight tour costs.
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Iowa
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Topeka
Leavenworth
Scottsbluft Neb
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Coconut Palm Versatility Cited With Over 1000 Uses
An article notes the coconut palm boasts more than one thousand potential uses ranging from food to building materials and medicinal products. It highlights versatility across economies and cultures relying on palm-derived resources.
National Official At Phi Gamma Delta Groundbreaking
Roland Burnston, undersecretary of commerce under President Kennedy, will turn the first spade at a 4:30 p.m. Saturday groundbreaking for a new Phi Gamma Delta house at 1540 La. St. The burned-out old house was May 17. About 100 alumni are expected to attend. Burnston will speak at a banquet afterward at the Holiday Inn.
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Franch pensive and superbrandy bottle rates rise
A note on pricing for hand distilled spirits shows bottles of superbrandy priced between seventeen and thirty two dollars. The range reflects an 8 to 10 bottle assessment at current rate.
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