Reagan Seeks Calif Governor Win With Campaign Cheer
Ronald Reagan tours a North Hollywood fundraiser as he campaigns six to seven days a week for the Republican nomination. He vows common sense in government and proposes a legal brains panel to pick judges, while opposing police review boards and endorsing water chlorination.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
George Christopher
San Francisco
William Penn Patrick
Christopher
North Hollywood
Berkeley
School Receives Gift From Local Business Leader
Officials of the Kansas School of Religion Development Fund Drive announced a $10,000 unrestricted gift from Guy L. Caldwell president of Guy's Foods Inc. of Kansas City. The Kansas School of Religion on the KU campus is running a $1 million drive for a new building and expanded program. Caldwell started his business in 1938 after leaving a Detroit nut and candy company.
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Kansas School of Religion
Guy L. Caldwell
Guy’s Foods Inc
Kansas City
Kansas University
Caldwell
Nut and
Detroit
Mich
Postal Leader Raps Service Overhaul Demand
Washington AP Postmaster General Lawrence F O'Brien scolded 650 000 postal workers, saying shoddy service will not be tolerated and urging immediate action to improve performance. He cited a Postal Bulletin personal statement and a Congress promised effort to minimize customer dissatisfaction with mail service.
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Washington (Ap
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
Postal Service
Congress
Haskell prom to start at KU Union in Lawrence
The annual spring prom for Haskell Indian Institute will begin at 8 tonight at the Kansas University Union. About 300 couples are expected. the event is sponsored by the junior class.
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Haskell Indian Institute
Kansas University Union
Alpha Tau Omega
Kansas University
Lawrence
ATO
Sisters of the Maltese Cross
Roger Viola
Abilene
Douglas County Dairy Princess Contest Entries Open
Entries for the Douglas County Dairy Princess contest are being accepted for the June 15 event at the Douglas County 4 H Fairgrounds. Interested entrants should contact Mrs. John Metsker Route 5.
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Douglas County
John Metsker
Route 5
Five skydivers and pilot killed in Pottstown crash
A Howard plane carrying five skydivers and a pilot crashed seven miles north of Pottstown after takeoff from New Hanover Airport. One jumper survived after exiting at 300 feet. another’s parachute tangled in the tail. The pilot Jim Kiesling, 33, of Willow Grove died. survivor Walker D. McGraw, 28, from Lakehurst, was jumpmaster. Navy and civilian jumpers aboard included Alva McBride, Thomas Botdorf, Ronald West, Scott Benner, and Howard Miller. The meet was run by the Mideastern Parachute Association.
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Pottstown
New Hanover
Howard
John Pfander
Robert Wood
Jim Kiesling
Willow Grove
Walker D. McGraw
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N.J
Navy
Alva McBride
Thomas L. Botdorf
Ronald L. West
Scott Benner
Boyertown
Howard Miller
Havertown
Botdorf
McGraw
Bill Ottley
New York City
Mideastern Parachute Association
Ottley
Aerial Search Planned For Downed Bush Pilot
Military and civilian pilots from Alaska and Canada planned a search north of Whitehorse Yukon Territory for missing Seldovia bush pilot Frank Hern. He departed Fairbanks April 28 for a nonstop 3959 mile flight to Tallahassee and possibly Miami if fuel allowed.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Canada
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Frank Hern
Seldovia
Fairbanks
Tallahassee
Fla
Miami
The Saturday Column Examines America’s Struggle With Prosperity
In a broad critique Dolph C. Simons Jr. weighs America’s high living standards against looming dangers. He cites Vietnam war spillover, calls for restraint, warns of inflation, notes labor shortages and a fragile economy, and urges strong leadership to stabilize the nation.
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U. S
Air Force
Johnson
Sen
Stuart Symington
America
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
Sen. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saigon
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Henry Ford II
Congress
Four City Wrecks Injure Four People Friday and Saturday
Four persons were hurt in five reported accidents Friday into Saturday. Robert L. Dyer, 21, remained in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle crash on Crescent Road with Donald A. Leibengood, while two cars collided at 9th and Iowa Street injuring Barbara Ingerson and others. Minor injuries and property damage followed two additional collisions at 19th and Tenn and on Lecompton River Road near Lawrence.
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Robert L. Dyer
E. 15Th St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dyer
Donald A. Leibengood
N. J. St
Crescent Road
Spencer
Leibengood
LMH
Wyatt C. Breidenthal
Barbara J. Ingerson
Cadet
9Th
Iowa Sts
Breidenthal
Ingerson
Lawrence
Eric E. Johnson
Learnard
Collision near 10th and Ohio injures two in Kansas City
Officers report a two vehicle crash at 12 51 a m at 10th and Ohio Streets involving Ronald E Coleman 20 and Jerry L Curttright 21 both of Kansas City Kansas. Coleman's car sustained 250 in damage and Curttright's 400 with 300 to his vehicle and some damage to the culvert.
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Ronald E. Coleman
Kansas City
Kan
Jerry L. Curttright
10Th and
Ohio Sts
Coleman
Curtwright
Kansas Supreme Court Upholds Liquor Price Rule
The Kansas Supreme Court rejected a challenge to a state law requiring liquor manufacturers to sell to Kansas distributors at the lowest price charged elsewhere in the United States. The ruling likely ends a five year legal fight by producers against the measure.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
United States
Principal Speaks At Voc Ed Dinner In Lawrence High Cafeteria
Lawrence High School principal Bill Medley urged a "Dare to Be Square" ethic at the 18th annual Employer Employee Dinner. About 180 Vocational Education students, their employers and supervisors attended. Virginia Miller, a 1958 graduate, was named Outstanding Graduate in Distributive Education.
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Bill Medley
Lawrence High
Medley
Virginia Miller
Lawrence High School
Cigarette Price Rise Promised by R J Reynolds
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co urges a price increase after rescinding a prior raise in March under White House pressure. The firm says it can no longer avoid higher cigarette prices.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
White House
Grant Winner Named John A Call of Mulvane KU Scholarship
John A Call of Mulvane has been named recipient of the Dr. William J Baumgartner Scholarship for 1966 67 at Kansas University The award covers fees and is for entering freshmen planning to study medicine It honors the late Dr Baumgartner professor emeritus of zoology and KU alumnus Call won for scholastic record need potential ability and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Call
Mulvane
William J. Baumgartner
Kansas University
Dr. Baumgartner
Call
Traffic Court Finds Four Drivers Banking Speeding Fines
In the Courts traffic docket Harold W. Kackley Glenn L. Kappelman Mary Ann Mosely and David J. Miller faced speeding violations or license issues with fines of 9 10 0 and 40 dollars. Chester Grit tenden pleaded DWI and open bottle with 160 dollars fine and 30 days appealed. County Court Larry W. Smith and A M Lavzet received bogus and worthless checks with 90 and 180 day terms paroled.
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Harold W. Kackley
N.Y. St
Glenn L. Kappelman
W. 19Th St
Mary Ann Mosely
David J. Miller
Chester Crittenden
Larry W. Smith
A. M. Lavzet
KU Commencement Weekend Features Multiple Firsts
Reservations for commencement weekend at Mount Oread near capacity with 153 of 200 rooms booked. New events include Meet Your Dean receptions on June 4 at 3 p.m. and a KU faculty member, Prof. Clifford P. Osborne, to deliver the baccalaureate address.
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Pearson
Mount Oread
KU Law School
Kansas Union
Union
McCollum
Phi Beta Kappa
KU Alumni Association Board of Directors
Pine Room
KU Endowment Association
Lawrence
Gold Medal Club
Memorial Stadium
Allen Fieldhouse
Clifford P. Osborne
Theft Reported From Home On Friday
Mrs Harold G Ingham of 1714 Ill St reported to police Friday that 74 dollars including a coin collection were stolen from her residence.
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Harold G. Ingham
Ill. St
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Wiggins
Steve Lightstone
Coffeyville
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Hutchinson
John Blee
Bonner Springs
Fred Magerkurth
Steve Knecht
Wichita
Kent Hewett
Fort Scott
Journal-World Photo
Lodge
Lawrence Lodge
C. W. Schroeder W. M
G. W. Mole
Bartling Fence CO
Dolph C. Simons JR
U.S
Sunflower Army
Church of Christ
Tith & Maple
Eudora
Kans
KLWN
Stumbo
Birse Ag
John Haddock
Darrel D. Madsen Pastor
Pastor Madsen
Jonathan Hollis
First Assembly OF God
Massachusetts
Diane Ramos
Clearwater Beach
Janice Hagen
Shawnee Mission
Strong Hall
Grant
Lawrence ‘Memorial Co
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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