Bankers Leader Calls for U.S. Spending Cuts to Curb Inflation
Archie K. Davis of Winston-Salem head of the American Bankers Association urged the federal government to cut domestic spending at the national convention of the U S Chamber of Commerce. He said curtailing spending is essential to break inflation while Gardner Ackley warned of danger from rising prices and profits.
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Washington
American Bankers Association
White House
Archie K. Davis
Winston- Salem
N.C
Bankers’ Group
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Ill Fated Boy Wants Dog
Twelve year old Billy Adkins, ill with cancer, longs to recover his pet dog Cookie who wandered away two weeks ago. His mother says the dog was Billy’s inseparable companion, while the family also worries about Army PFC Herbert Adkins wounded in Viet Nam and recuperating near Saigon.
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Billy Adkins
Cookie
Billy
Alvis Adkins
Viet Nam
Saigon
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Cedars of Lebanon Shrink to 400 Trees Guards of National Treasure
The famed Cedars of Lebanon once used for Solomon's temple and pharaohs boats now number about 400 trees. They are guarded as a national treasure and depicted on the Lebanese flag.
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Lebanon
Church leaders urge state action on civil rights in Kansas
The Kansas Council of Churches urged the state to enforce civil rights laws and appoint a qualified executive director for the civil rights commission. They called for open occupancy housing law enforcement, poverty programs, and open dialogue across factions amid civil rights tensions. The council also warned against extremism and praised Glatt and others while adding new church ties and a tentative budget of 39,373 dollars.
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General Assembly
State Commission On Civil Rights
Carl W. Glatt
Commission
Howard W. Brewer
Wichita
William H. Avery
Brewer
Glatt
Brothers and Sisters In Christ
Kansas
General
Raymond D. J. Agan
Manhattan
John V. Tevis
Topeka
Joseph H. Brown
Paul D. Olson
Robert Slemmons
British Churchman Don Dies at 81 in Canterbury
The Rev Alan Campbell Don former Dean of Westminster 1946 to 1959 died today in Canterbury at age 81. He served as secretary and chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury for a decade in the 1930s and was rector of St Margaret's Westminster, parish church of MPs, and chaplain to four monarchs George V Edward VIII George VI and the current queen.
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Canterbury
England
Alan Campbell Don
Westminister
Don
St. Margaret's Westminister
George V
Edward VIII
George VI
Plant Growth Driven by Temperature At Night
Temperature influences plant physiology more than light as corn can grow at night when warm. The text notes warmth enabling growth and elongation, highlighting temperature as a key factor in nocturnal plant development.
McLouth Social Roundup Brought News From Town
McLouth residents hosted and visited relatives from Tacoma Raytown Topeka and Kansas City. The Kaw Valley Garden Club met in Atchison with 12 attendees earning McLouth two blaze rose bushes for largest turnout. Dee Rogers funeral held in Leavenworth born in McLouth in 1891 and survived by family. The Women’s Missionary Society met at the McLouth Church of the Brethren with nine members two children and a guest.
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Raytown
Irvin Davison
Fern Braksick
Lara Harris
Pat Robbins
Shirley Walbridge
PTA
Kansas City
Nell Graham
Mendocino
Calif
Herbert Galloupe
Max Black
Tulsa
Frank Black
McLouth
John Garrett
J. van Garrett
Leona Zachariah
Luther Osborn
Topeka
Leland McPherson
Ruthie Shrader
Portland
Ore
Ed Hendrix
Geraldine Gilchrest
Sue
Harry Burgoyne
Kirkwood Lodge
Dill
van de Mark
Paul White
Matt Black
Xavier
Guilford Ridgway
Delmer Trudell
Byron Swain
Connie
Tonganoxie
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Ronald Jennings
John McGraw
Jarbalo
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Carlene Bray
Kay
Ronnie Morris
Alvin
Sunflower
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Leavenworth
Katherine Dohrn
Robert Means
Walter Bradford
Nellie Means
Kaw Valley Garden Club Association
Atchison
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Verona McDonald
Freda Bowie
Dollie Earl
Jennie Means
Tasie Browne
Mary Woolfolk
Ruth Zook
Davis
Dee Rogers
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Cushing Memorial Hospital
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Ruth Willits
Butler, Mo
Hardy Oak Cemetery
Freeda Brammell
Women’s Missionary Society of the McLouth Church of the Brethren
Ralph Edmonds
Villa Eden Friends and Relatives Visit in Kansas
A series of Sunday visits and weekend stays connect families in Kansas City Lawrence Bartlesville and Eudora. Frank Henick Laura Hubbard Anna Torneden Ruth Pettengill Nancy Pettengill Denise Ida Nunemaker and others are among those mentioned visiting relatives including the Torneden Pettengill and Leavitt families and Dreher Trailer Court in Dreher Lawrence and Eudora.
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Frank Henick
Kansas City
Laura Hubbard
Anna Torneden
Herbert Torneden
Ruth Pettengill
Nate Pettengill
Lawrence
Jack’’ Davidson
Bartlesville
Okla
Charles Davidson
Florence Renner
Diane
George Taber
Bud” Pettengill
Carl Torneden
Ben Leavitt
Cathy Chapman
Tonganoxie
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John
Joyce
Earl
Alfred Torneden
Mae Hadl
Eudora
Denise
Ida Nunemaker
Helen Torneden
McLain
Cindy
Candy Leavitt
Ed White
Paula
George Pearson
Mary Lou Pearson
Eddie Person
Mary Theno
Boyd Connell
William Torneden
William
Larry Torneden
Dreher Trailer Court
Lodge Returns to Boston After Rome Visit
Henry Cabot Lodge U S ambassador to South Viet Nam flew from Rome to Boston after a three day stay during which he conferred for 40 minutes with Pope Paul VI. He will visit his family in Boston before heading to Washington for a review of U S policy in Viet Nam. He made no statement on departure.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Air Force
Boston
Paul VI
Lodge
Washington
Viet Nam
Water's Vast Reach and Molecule Count Explored
A curious science note explains that water covers about 75 percent of Earth but a single glass contains more molecules than all the glasses of water in the oceans combined. It highlights the immense scale and abundance of water molecules in nature.
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Earth
Regret over resignation of Kansas Civil Rights Commissioner
The Kansas Civil Rights Commission faces regret as Howard W. Brewer resigns after 13 years. The advisory council notes his departure weakens representation from the Mexican American community and calls Gov. Avery to appoint a replacement of strong equal-opportunity principles. Brewer cites political interference as the cause.
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Topeka
Howard W. Brewer
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Brewer
Wichita
William H. Avery
Kansas
Nathan Shechter
Kansas City
Kan
Advisory Council
Thant Warns Tensions Could Push Humanity Toward War
U N Secretary General U Thant warned at Strasbourg that political economic and racial tensions threaten a third world war. He urged a global study on nuclear war effects and wide distribution of the findings to alert people to looming dangers.
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Strasbourg
France
U.N
U Thant
European Consultative Assembly
Thant
Europe
United Nations
Notice of Hearing in Estate Matter Lawrence Kansas
In Douglas County probate court Ida Gleason Raymond estate Nos S-10 283 Elizabeth Raymond administrator seeks final settlement and heir determinations. Respond by May 30 1966 at 11 am in Lawrence court. failure leads to judgment. Attorneys for administrator Stevens Brand Brand.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Ida Gleason Raymond
State of
Elizabeth Raymond
Lawrence
Stevens, Brand & Brand Attorneys
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