Voskhod 2 Lands After 24 Hour Orbit Mission
Moscow reports Voskhod 2 landed near Perm west of the Urals after a 24 hour flight. Col Pavel Belyayev and Lt Col Alexei Leonov, the latter exiting the capsule for 10 minutes, are reported well and the scientific program completed.
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Moscow
Ural Mountains
Tass
Pavel Belyayev
Alexei Leonov
Leonov
Perm
Bochum Space Observatory
West Germany
Bochum
Belyayev
Soviet
Central Asia
Siberia
Baikonur
Weather stays cold with clouds over northeast Kansas
Cold continues across northeast Kansas with increasing clouds tonight. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and milder highs in the mid 30s after a low around 10 to 15. Yesterday peaked at 25 with a 99 degree reading noted for comparison.
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Kansas
Tarreratore Eadings
Midnigh
Yesterdy
Hixons Ad Advocates Gillahan for City Commissioner
A six hour photo finish and fast color service ad at 721 Mass advertises voting for Dr. Bob Gillahan for City Commissioner. The message labels the piece as political advertising.
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Hixon’s
Bob Gillahan
Pol
Space Flight Trackers In A Final Test
Tracking stations worldwide began the final practice for America's first two man space flight. Grissom and Young completed last full training while a 12 hour world network test proceeded. Forecasts predicted heavy cloud cover over Cape Kennedy and foul weather along potential abort landing areas.
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Fla
America
Virgil S. Grissom
John W. Young
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Project Gemini
Gemini
Bermuda
Grand Canary Island
North Africa
Australia
Hawaii
Mexico
United States
Grand Turk
Senate passes School Foundation Bill in Kansas
The Kansas Senate approved the School Foundation Bill 32 to 8 and sent it to the House. If enacted, it would add about 36 million dollars in state funds for public schools, atop roughly 44 million currently provided annually.
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Topeka
Senate
House of Representatives
Kansas
Paddock Seeks School Board Seat and Commissioner Post
J. W. Bill Paddock campaigns for a seat on the school board with an additional bid for a county or city commissioner post. The notice promotes his candidacies and urges voter support.
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J. W
Bill” Paddock
School Board
Johnson vows National Guard if Wallace fails on Selma march
President Johnson promised the Alabama National Guard would be deployed to protect the Selma to Montgomery civil rights pilgrimage if Gov. Wallace cannot or will not maintain order. Dr. King announced the noon Sunday start for the 50 mile highway march amid tense racial clashes in Alabama and nationwide.
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Montgomery
Ala
Johnson
Selma
Alabama National Guard
George C. Wallace
White House
Wallace
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Art Hanes
Birmingham
Hanes
Collinwood High School
Cleveland
Collinwood Improvement Association
Long Island
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Texas
Russian Voters Revolt Against Communist Picked Deputies
In 170 districts across the Russian Federated Republic voters rejected unopposed Communist party backed candidates. Pravda reported the largest voter revolt to date, with no candidate winning an absolute majority and new elections ordered in those districts and 11 more for election law violations.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Tass
Warming Trend Expected Saturday In Lawrence
In Lawrence this week skies were mostly sunny with unseasonably low temperatures. A warming trend is forecast for Saturday with partly cloudy skies and milder temperatures, though clouds and cold conditions may return tonight. Tonight's low 10 to 15 degrees. Saturday's high mid 30s. Thursday posted a high of 25 and a low of 9 degrees with a 9 degree overnight minimum in the downtown district.
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Lawrence
U.S
Topeka
Probe Considered Into Rumors At Emporia Colleges
Dr. John E B King of Emporia State calls for KBI probe into rumors of marijuana and pep pill traffic among students at Emporia State and the College of Emporia. College officials say rumors are exaggerated and no facts found yet. Twenty dorm residents on probation amid investigations to identify sources of the rumors.
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Emporia
Kan
John EB. King
Emporia State Teachers College
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Emporia State
College of Emporia
Edmund A. Shupe
King
al Locke
FBI
Vincent Bowman
Regents Approve KU Dorm Bonds With AA Rating
The Kansas Board of Regents approved sale of 7.109 million dollars in revenue bonds covering KU dormitory indebtedness. Bonds earned AA from Standard and Poor, praised by Chancellor Wescoe as a KU feather in the cap. Private investors bought 3.321 million, about 47 percent, under systems financing yielding interest savings and shifting federal debt.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Financial House of Standard and Poor
W. Clarke Wescoe
Eastern Illinois University
Arizona State University
Indiana University
Ohio State University
Los Angeles Harbor Department
J. J. Wilson
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Wilson
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
McCollum Hall
Symbolic Key to City To Be Prison Reminder
Luther Dale Dillon 39 of Woodland was sentenced to wear a Key to San Quentin bracelet on his right wrist. He received six months in jail and will wear the bracelet for the remainder of a three year suspended state prison term.
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Modesto
Calif
San Quentin
Luther Dale Dillon
Woodland
Complete Funeral Facilities
Ney Funeral Home VI 3-5111-Ve listed as complete funeral facilities in a local notice.
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Ney Funeral Home
Kansas reports 39 082 full time students in spring
State colleges and universities list a spring full time equivalent enrollment of 39 082, down 2 797 from fall. Total headcount reaches 43 016 with 558 790 credit hours. Declines vary by institution, Wichita State and KU showing notable decreases.
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Topeka
Kansas
Board of Regents
L. Pugsley
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
University of Kansas
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Emporia State Teachers College
Fort Hays State College
Washburn University of Topeka
Washburn University
Wichita Professors Defend Freedom and Plan to Leave
Two Wichita State University faculty members John Mitchell and Morton Olson blasted state agencies and the university's administration at a Minority Opinions Forum. They announced they will resign at semester end, citing academic freedom restrictions and opposition to the local power structure.
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Kansas
Wichita University
John Mitchell
Morton Olson
Kansas University
Mitchell
Olson
Jayhawk
Kansas Union
Clifford Ketzel
Emory Lindquist
Miss Lawrence Candidates Parade Saturday in Lawrence
Miss Lawrence candidates preview set for Saturday with a parade at 10 a.m. downtown featuring 18 convertibles and the Haskell Marching Band. Judges tea at 1:30 p.m. in the Eldridge Hotel Crystal Room. pageant at 8 p.m. Friday at Lawrence High School Auditorium. Preliminaries Thursday. event sponsored by the Lawrence Jaycees.
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Lawrence
Haskell Marching Band
6Th
Kentucky
Massachusetts
12Th Street
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Lawrence-Ku
P.m
Lawrence High School
The
Lawrence Jaycees
Regents Adopt Policy Stand In Rights Area
Regents adopt a policy on rights issues for state schools and create a committee to study frat and sorority housing policies. At a Topeka meeting they vow to prohibit discrimination and defend academic freedom while awaiting committee findings on student organizations housed off campus.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
Kansas University
Wichita State University
Regents
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Strong Hall
Henry Bubb
John W. Eberhardt
Wichita
Board of Regents
L. D. Morgan
Goodland
Committee of Regents
Morgan
Bubb
Washburn University
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Vollmer-DeVore Hall
Topeka Gage Park Zoo
Lawrence Public Library
Gary K. Clarke
Topeka Zoo
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Wayne Mayo
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Don Scheid
KU School of Fine Arts
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