Treasury chief seeks debt ceiling rise and long term note change
Secretary Henry H. Fowler asked Congress to raise the national debt ceiling to 365 billion dollars a 29 billion hike and to make it permanent. He urged a 6 percent income tax surcharge to curb deficits and proposed extending Treasury note maturities to 10 years while allowing up to 2 billion dollars in bond sales outside the ceiling.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
Fowler
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Treasury
Search Continues for Three Missing Hannibal Boys
Hannibal officials said all leads will be checked before calling off the search for Billy Hoag 11 and Joey Hoag 18 and Craig Dowell 14, now in its fifth day.
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Hannibal, Mo
Hannibal
Billy Hoag
Joey Hoag
Craig Dowell
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas turns warmer
Clear to partly cloudy and warmer tonight through Tuesday. Light westerly winds. Overnight low in the upper 40s, high Tuesday in the 70s. Temperature readings show past day high 56, low 65, and historical highs and lows for the date. Sunrise 6 08, sunset 8 28.
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Kansas
Bomb Threat Forces Sahara Hotel Evacuation in Las Vegas
A small homemade bomb with black powder and a note demanding 75000 dollars was found in room 4014 of the Sahara Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. Deputies moved the device to a service elevator. a demolition team from Nellis AFB dismantled it. no explosion occurred. The note warned against moving the bomb and suggested multiple people may be involved.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Sahara
Las Vegas Strip
del Webb
Nevada
California
Arizona
Clark County
Nellis Air Force Base
Glenn Simmons
Sheriff’s Office
Riot at Playland Beach Hurts Dozens and Loots Shops
Nearly 1,000 youths rioted at Playland at the Beach in San Francisco on a Sunday night. Fourteen police and civilians were injured, twenty nine youths arrested, and about $10,000 in damages estimated. Police used dogs and crowd control to restore order after two hours.
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San Francisco
Playland At the Beach
Panhandle
Golden Gate Park
Santa Rosa
Francis Fahey
Harold Hamilton
Dennis Baker
New Battle Looms At Viet Nam Front Near Demilitarized Zone
U S Marines face heavy ground fighting and strong Communist barrages as operations press toward the Ly Ly River and Gio Linh Con Thien area. Casualties climb with 69 Marines killed and 311 wounded. 351 North Vietnamese reported killed in the Da Nang vicinity. Marine Captain Edward Hutchinson vows to stay and drive out the enemy.
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Saigon
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Marine
Quang Tri
Gio Linh
Con Thien
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Leatherneck Square
Edward Hutchinson
Merritt Island
Fla
Robbery at Rusty Store Nets 10000 In Cash
An unmasked robber armed with a large caliber gun obtained about ten thousand dollars at Rusty’s Supermarket in the Hillcrest Shopping Center at 12 25 p m He forced a Pepsi Cola truck driver and three store workers into a freezer then fled by car Law enforcement later detained Von J Greathouse 24 Roeland Park Kan and charged him in connection with the holdup
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Rusty’s
Hillcrest
Bob Woodard
Woodard
von J. Greathouse
Roeland Park
Kan
Shawnee County
Lawrence
Lawrence Jaycees Capture Top Honors at State Meet
Lawrence Jaycees dominated the Kansas Jaycees state convention in Hutchinson winning the grand prize in two categories for Achievement Place and claiming four firsts plus a second and a third in various competition areas. Deryl Schuster of Wichita will seek the U S Jaycee presidency in Baltimore June 25 30.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Lawrence Jaycee
Hutchinson
Jaycees
Herb Conyers
Derby
Lawrence
Hank Deutsch
Joe Seed
South Hutchinson
George Cardinal
Salina
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Vietnam
Lawrence Jaycee Chapter
BE. 11Th St
Charles Bratton
Hallmark Employe
Jaycee
Achievement Place
Bratton
Norman Leary
Ted Luber
Bill DeMay
Phil Walker
Ken Pickers
Win Grantham
Larry Mayer
Kansas Jaycees
U.S. Jaycee
Deryl Schuster
Wichita
Balltimore
Area fair brings warm spell to Lawrence region
Pleasant conditions spread over Lawrence as temperatures neared 70 degrees this afternoon. The weather bureau predicted continued warmth with only a 20 percent chance of rain tonight and Tuesday, while KU reports a trace of rain Saturday night and a low around 44 this morning. Readings tonight stay in the upper 40s with Tuesday highs in the 70s.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas University
School Board Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening
The School District 497 board will meet at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday in the Administration Center at 21st and La Sts. The session is open to the public.
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Board of School District 497
21St and
la. Sts
Arson Destroys Auto at Stouffer Place Parking Lot
An unknown arsonist used a railroad flare to ignite a 1963 auto owned by Paul Barnes near 19th and Anna Streets in Stouffer Place. The car valued at 1500 dollars burned. officials suspect vandalism amid reports of pilfered vehicles and chases of nearby youths. The EU Housing complex manager warns of broader risk if tanks exploded. Fire Marshal Lloyd Davies notes no definite leads but confirms arson.
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Stouffer Place
19Th and
Anna Sts
Paul Barnes
Kansas University Grandate
San Bruno
Calif
Lloyd Davies
Davies
George Calt
Calt
County approves study on 23rd Street from Kasold to Clinton Reservoir
Douglas County Commission authorized Finney and Turnipseed to study 23rd Street west of Kasold Drive to the Clinton Reservoir. The 2½ mile plan, tying to Clinton project ROW, covers right of way of at least 200 feet, grade, terrain, and drainage. County officials will notify city managers and planners of the action.
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Douglas County Commission
Topeka
23Rd Street
Kasold Drive
Clinton Reservoir
Clinton Parkway
Harvey Booth
Finney and
Turnipseed
23Rd and
Kasold
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Clinton
L. D. Rice
Bride Section Spotlighted Couples To Wed This Summer
The Journal-World presents its annual Bride Section with 20 pages of stories and illustrations to help planning for weddings. Spotlighted are three couples Camille Story and Jeff Heeb Karen Winfrock and Tom Aiken and Mary Scott and Dale Eggleston.
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Journal-World Again
Camille Story
Jeff Heeb
Karen Winfrock
Tom Aiken
Mary Scott
Dale Eggleston
Lawrence Area Brief Seeks Clarity on Names
Fragmentary notice from Lawrence area references Blice 1920 and Fiuminsey Mineral diume Vid- 5ILL-Ady. No clear action or outcome is readable.
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Lawrence Area
Turner to be main speaker at Felble event in Lawrence
Dr. Felble to be installed as senior minister of Plymouth Congregational Church in a service at 7 30 p m Wednesday with a sermon by former Plymouth pastor Rev Dale I Turner now of Seattle Turner will discuss The Marks of a Living Church The installation follows Dr Felble’s arrival from Seattle after leading Plymouth Congregational Church in that city for 342 years and 600 to 1800 membership growth at Grand Rapids prior posts.
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John Edward Felible
Plymouth Congregational Church
Plymouth
Dale I. Turner
Seattle
Mayflower Room
Felble
Lawrence
Stockton
Kan
Turner
Febble
Andrew K. Craig
Kansas-Oklahoma
First Pilgrim Church
Kansas City
Charles ©. Erickson
First Congregational Church
Topeka
Arthur H. Kolstin
Central Congregational Church
O. T. Meador
First Congregational
McPherson
University Congregational Church
Paul Davis
Webster Groves
D. Key
Second Congregational Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fort Hays State College
Chicago University
Chicago Theological Seminary
Olivet College
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