Lawrence High student wins VFW scholarship for tertiary study
Charles Je Pugh, senior at Lawrence High School, receives the Al ford Clarke Post 652 VFW scholarship covering full tuition at the University of Kansas next year. He plans veterinary medicine, aiming for Kansas State University later. Pugh participates in clubs, science fairs, and works as a histologist at KU. Previous winners include Mike Milroy Curtis Roff Alan Mulally and Mike Riley.
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Indiana teachers to be fired over salary dispute
About 400 AFL CIO teachers in South Bend remain off the job over pay. Supt. Alex Jardine says those not returning by Friday morning will be fired, with reinstatement only possible through the school board. The union seeks a $5400 starting scale versus a $5200 board-approved base.
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Indian Fighter Mann Receives Campaign Medal at Leavenworth
Simpson Mann, 103, the oldest of 11 surviving veterans who fought Indians on the western frontier, received the first campaign medal in a Leavenworth ceremony. Hospital director James M. Haile praised the moment as Mann expressed pride in donning the medal.
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Schaake Open House Promises Friday Saturday Auto Sales
Ray Schaake Pontiac Cadillac at 1040 W St will hold an open house Friday and Saturday with refreshments. The event starts Friday at 8 a.m. a "crazy sale" featuring cars priced from 9 to 49 dollars on a first come first served basis.
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Huge air passenger increase seen in K C
Kansas City planners estimate air traffic will double by 1975 and triple by 1980 at the new Mid-Continent International Airport. The 1964 Municipal Air Terminal handled 2.14 million passengers, with 1975 and 1980 projections of 4.75 million and 6.15 million respectively.
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