Chambers Seek Similar Goals at State Convention
Kansas chamber officials at a statewide convention share aims from downtown development to attracting industry. Leaders from Dodge City, Larned, Kansas City, Colby, Liberal and Manhattan discuss urban renewal, bonds for industry, liquor by the drink, and youth job training as key steps for local progress and lawfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Phil Berkebile
Dodge City
Chamber
Kansas
Dale Kendrick
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte and
Johnson
Colby
Colby Development Incorporated
Roosevelt stabbed in family quarrel case in Geneva
James Roosevelt oldest son of Franklin D. Roosevelt was stabbed in the back during a family quarrel at his villa in Vesenz Geneva. Police say the wound is serious but associates report he will be discharged soon. No charges yet as public prosecutor reviews medical findings. Mrs Roosevelt is in a rest home and Roosevelt plans a quick recovery.
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Geneva
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Surete
Criminal Police
Roosevelt
Vesenaz
Guardsmen Stand Ready After Berkeley Clash
National Guardsmen were placed on alert near a UC Berkeley park after a clash between police, hippie squatters, students and others left 50 injured. Police used tear gas and birdshot. an auto was burned. 45 were arrested as authorities cordoned 18 blocks. Governor Reagan ordered a late night ban on loitering and instated substantial troop presence. Newsmen Don Wegars and Daryl Lembke were among the injured.
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Berkeley
Calif
National
University of California
People’s Park
Ronald Reagan
University
Don Wegars
San Francisco Chronicle
Daryl Lembke
Los Angeles Times
Humphrey Takes On Two New Roles As Professor And Unionist
Hubert H. Humphrey announces he is a card carrying member of both the American Association of University Professors and the American Newspaper Guild. The 1968 Democratic presidential candidate teaches at Macalester College and the University of Minnesota and writes a syndicated column while critiquing campus violence and urging patience on Vietnam.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
American Association of University Professors
American Newspaper Guild
Roscoe Drummond
Los Angeles Times
Humphrey
Minnesota
Macalester College
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Two Kansans Die in Vietnam War
The Defense Department announced two Kansas deaths in Vietnam. Army Specialist 4 John A. Love of Liberal died of wounds, and Army Major Robert E. Turner of McPherson was reported killed in action after being listed as missing.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
John A. Love
George Love
Robert E. Turner
Thelma P. Turner
McPherson
Lawrence County Actions: Tax Appeals, Zoning Talk
Lawrence County Commission discussed tax appeals as Board of Equalization with decisions expected around June 1. Zoning changes were debated with Zoning Administrator John Clyatt. Also noted were college, convention, and sports broadcasts involving KU events and Jayhawker staff selections.
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Douglas County
John Clyatt
Board of Equalization
GED Test Saturday Schedule
The GED test will be given at 8 a.m. Saturday in room 172 at the Administration Center located at 21st and La. Approved examinees are eligible to take the test.
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Administration Center
21St
Rumsey Funeral Home Owners Fred and Oscar Rumsey
Fred and Oscar Rumsey are listed as owners of the Rumsey Funeral Home with an address line and contact notation included in the notice. The fragment indicates a family business structure and local business registration context.
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Fred and
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Youngster Hurt In Local Accident Thursday
Four year old Mitchell Foster suffered minor injuries when his mother’s car collided with a vehicle driven by Dirk Wedd at 3 42 p m near an alley entrance on St St between N H and R I Streets. Damages were $200 to Fosters car and $250 to Wedd’s. Police reported five other accidents Thursday.
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Mitchell Foster
Dale Foster
N. Y. St
St. St
N. H
R. I. Sts
Hugh P. Jackson
Eudora
Lois E. Bly
Pawnee Ave
23Rd and
Mass. Sts
Kent L. Bishop
Ky. St
Evans Auto Supply
N. H. St
N. J. St
Hattie Fortson
Mechanic St
Gary E. Dilley
Shawnee
David W. Rosencrantz
Vt. St
W. 22Nd
Ohio Sts
Recognition Tea For KSU Staff Retirements Honor Long Service
A recognition tea at Kansas State University Union on Saturday honors 20 university staff retirees this year. Longest tenure belongs to Randolph F. Ginrich at 46 years, followed by Clarice Marie Painter with 45 years and E. E. Leasure with 43 years. Other honorees include William F. Baehr, John H. Coolidge, Kingsley W. Given, and several more named retirees.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University Union
Randolph F. Ginrich
Clarice Marie Painter
E. E. Leasure
Veterinary Medicine
William Frederick Baehr
John H. Coolidge
Kingsley W. Given
Vivian E. Graber
Robert Wilson Hays
Opal Brown Hill
Anna 8. Hooper
Abram E. Hostetter
Benjamin W. Lafene
Ralph R. Lashbrook
Eva P. Mansfield
Mary E. Meek
George A. Olson
Hazel M. Riggs
Ethel W. Self
Earl L. Sitz
Grace Shaw Woldt
Fortas Resignation Clouds Supreme Court Impacts Nixon Pick
President Nixon faces a delayed Supreme Court transition after Abe Fortas quit amid controversy over a $20,000 annual foundation fee from Louis Wolfson. With Chief Justice Warren retiring soon, the administration weighs cautious appointments to restore court integrity while addressing political concerns. Fortas maintains he did not influence cases and says he returned the foundation funds.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Nixon
Fortas
Earl Warren
Warren
Herbert Brownell
Eisenhower
John N. Mitchell
William P. Rogers
Arthur J. Goldberg
Federal Court of Appeals
Henry Friendly
Warren Burger
Life Magazine
Louis EB. Wolfson
Florida
Wolfson
Alarm of Dorm Blown Off Wall at KU
A fire alarm in Joseph R. Pearson residence hall at 1122 W Campus Rd was blown from the wall likely by a firecracker around 2 a.m. Wednesday. The sixth floor alarm warned only the dorm, not the city system. KU police noted several fireworks reports and reports of strangers on the floor.
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Kansas University
Joseph R. Pearson
Campus Rd
Lawrence
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Chambers
Bernice England
Larned
Kansas Committee For Modern Alcoholic Beverage Control
Glenn Crabb
Glenn Gavin
Luc Fiser
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. England
Kendrick
Crabb
Gavin
Fiser
Jim Roosevelt
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Macalester
M. D. Vaughn
Lawrence Savings Association
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Overland Park
James E. Doty
Baker University
Richard H. Louv
Wichita
Scott E. Smith
Indianola
Iowa
University of Kansas
Jim Ryun
Jayhawk
Ryun
John T. Stewart
Kasold
Dilley
Rosencrantz
KSU
Fortas Action
Fred McClure
White Sewing Center
Mass. St
Glen Wiseman
Glen
E. 13Th St
Eva Garrett
N. 7Th St
Jack L. Harris
Lecompton
Hillcrest
Std
Iowa Sts
Neil Lewis
Ore
Capitol
Viking
Green Brothers Hardware Store
Massachusetts St.—Lawrence
Green Brothers
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