Judge Issues Injunction On Lincoln University Students
A Cole County Circuit Court judge issued a broad injunction prohibiting Lincoln University students from loitering on campus disobeying highway patrolmen possessing firearms gasoline or other flammable substances. Deputies served the order during a news conference by a student steering committee as they recited grievances against the administration and police.
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Jefferson City
Lincoln University
Cole County
James T. Riley
Johnny Anderson
Ramel Rose
Hays Medic Plan Near $7 Million
Booz Allen & Hamilton recommends Hadley Regional Medical Center adopt a development plan costing between 6.08 and 7.21 million dollars. The proposal includes a new 100 bed facility and converting the existing hospital for expanded mental health rehabilitation and extended care use. The estimate reflects 1970 and 1975 cost projections.
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HAYS
Hadley Regional Medical Center
Booz, Allen & Hamilton Inc
Kansas hailstorm tops $4.8 million in damage
Central Kansas hailstorms caused an estimated 4.8 million dollars in damage to buildings and contents, not including crops or movable property. Hutchinson reported 2.8 million, El Dorado 1.5 million, and Derby 0.5 million, with 22 adjusters already at Hutchinson and 18 more to cover El Dorado and Derby.
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Denver
Colo
Kansas
Insurance Information Institute
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Derby
Baldwin High Sets Graduation and Baccalaureate Honors
Rev Clayton Lehman will deliver the baccalaureate address for 76 Baldwin High School seniors at First United Methodist Church Baldwin. Valedictorian is David Selzer 17 and salutatorian Floyd E Kalb Jr 18. Commencement follows Monday at 8 p m in Rice Auditorium Baker University with speaker Max E Thompson Empire District Electric Co Joplin Mo.
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Baldwin
Clayton Lehman
Worden
Clearfield
United Methodist Churches
Baldwin High School
First United Methodist Church
David Selzer
Otto Selzer
Floyd E. Kalb Jr
Floyd Is. Kalb
Rice
Baker University
Max E. Thompson
Empire District Electric Company
Joplin
Hospital Service Volume Steady at Lawrence Memorial
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reports March and April volumes steady for 2024. April admissions totaled 522, with 53 newborns. Infants born in March reached 59. Patient days rose to 3,863 and the daily census averaged 128.76, while the average length of stay declined to 6.55 days.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Four County Men Inducted Into Armed Forces May
Four area men were inducted into the armed forces in May by the Douglas County Selective Service Board No. 18. The inductees are Stanley L. Williams 20 of Lawrence Larry D. Copp 20 of Lawrence Donald P. Mason 21 of Baldwin and Donald G. Walbridge 20 of Olathe. Larry J. Hamm of Denver Colo who resides in Douglas County was notified by his home board through the Douglas County agency. Thirty men were given pre induction physicals in Kansas City in May and thirty more will be physical June 10 for next month. The local board executive secretary said an average of four to eight men have been called monthly since early in the year.
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Douglas County Selective Service Board
Stanley L. Williams
Lawrence
Larry D. Copp
Donald P. Mason
Baldwin
Donald G. Walbridge
Olathe
Larry J. Hamm
Denver
Colo
Douglas County
Kansas City
Edith Cordell
May 23 History Highlights From 1915 to 1960
Key events on May 23 include Germany declaring war on Italy in 1915, the Battle of Saint Albans in 1455, Captain Kidd's execution in 1701, South Carolina's 1788 statehood, steerage rate cuts in 1904, Rome drive in 1944, Eichmann captured in 1960, and a 1969 note on US policy shifts plus a 1969 Paris clash report.
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Germany
Italy
Saint Albans
William Kidd
London
South Carolina
Unon
United States
Rome
Anzio
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Iraq
Communist Party
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gulf
Europe
Paris
Well named coeds excel at Kansas University Phi Beta Kappa
Three KU seniors named to Phi Beta Kappa include Barbara Avery daughter of former Governor William Avery Nancy Hardin daughter of U S Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Hardin and Deborah Wilson formerly Deborah Bryant Miss America 1966 They require a 2 57 GPA and election is by a council of about 125 faculty and staff members Avery majors secondary educationEnglish Stardin majors social work and Mrs Wilson English
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Kansas University
Barbara Avery
Kansas
William Avery
Nancy Hardin
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Deborah Wilson
Deborah Bryant
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Avery
Guideline Plan For Vocational Study Discussed
A Kansas State Board of Education hearing reviewed a plan to set vocational education guidelines required by a federal act adopted last October and enacted by the 1969 legislature. Officials emphasized that programs for the handicapped and disadvantaged need a different approach from regular programs. Participants included Maurice L. Goff, Dr. John E. Sweeney, Dr. O. L. Plucker, Harold Walker, and a Kansas vocational education group spokesman.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Education
Maurice L. Goff
Division of
Wichita Public Schools
John E. Sweeney
Health Occupations Education
Division of Vocational Education
O. L. Plucker
Kansas City
Kan
Harold Walker
Kansas Public Community Junior College Association
Kansas Association of Vocational-Technical Schools
Tuna Can Race Through Ocean at High Speed
A tuna can reach speeds of 47 miles per hour as it moves through the ocean. The note highlights the fish’s rapid movement and oceanic agility in compact terms.
Nixon passes over friend in chief justice pick
President Nixon says he ruled out a close friend to avoid cronyism and will study constitutional experts for the vacancy created by Abe Fortas. He also notes lower court judges may have an edge and four other candidates declined consideration. Dewey and Brownell exited for age and past actions.
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Washington
Nixon
Warren D. Burger
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Warren I. Burger
Federal Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Earl Warren
Charles {. Rhyne
American Bar Association
Rhyne
Duke University Law School
Fortas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Johnson
White House
Thomas
Dewey
New York
Pearson seeks tax incentives to lure population from cities to rural areas
Senator James B. Pearson proposes federal tax incentives to move people back to rural zones and attract industries to sparsely populated areas. His plan includes faster depreciation for rural machinery and a wage deduction for workers needing training, arguing population drift toward megacities harms national balance.
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Washington
Kansas
James B. Pearson
Harlem
Pearson
Senate Finance Committee
Tesl Control at Nelson Hall in Lawrence VI
A graduate biologist heads a group at Nelson Hall in Lawrence VI, focusing on experimental science despite ambiguous context and scattered details.
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Nelson Hall
Lawrence
Stereo FM driftless realism and Micromatic record player
Describes stereo FM with drift free quality and mono FM clarity and the Micromatic Record Player designed to preserve records for a lifetime.
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