Chicago Chosen Demos Endorse LBJ Vietnam Policy
The Democratic National Committee approved Johnson’s Vietnam policies and Chicago as the 1968 nominating convention site. A loyalty oath to back the party nominee was urged for Western delegates, with emphasis on unity against critics and a stronger pledge than prior compromises.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Johnson
Vietnam
Chicago
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Illinois
South
California
Teeman
Eugene L. Wyman
National Committee
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Equal Rights
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
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Bailey
United States
Michigan
George Romney
Ronald Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Charles H. Percy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Giving for KU Still Is Short
KU Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe warned the Greater University Fund advisory board that record giving last year does not meet scholarship and loan needs for KU’s growing student body. GUF associate secretary Todd Seymour reported 15 206 donors contributed a record 522 000. GUF chairman Jack Dicus announced the annual report and upcoming solicitation efforts to non alumni parents and KU Alumni Association members.
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Greater University Fund Advisory Board
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
GUF
The
Kansas Union
Todd Seymour
Jack Dicus
Topeka
Journal-World College Football Pick Contest Rules
Entries must include name and address and phone number. Mail or deliver to the football editor by Friday noon. One entry per person per week. family entries allowed. Winners announced each Monday. ties go to closest KU game score or earliest postmark. Journal-World employees and immediate families ineligible. Prize notification by mail.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas University
Weekend spike of vandalism theft and assault reported
Police logged multiple incidents over the weekend including two car thefts a mailbox damage and a series of window vandalism cases. A KU student reported a radio and camera stolen from a room while another resident lost records and a radio. A dog was taken from a home and one man was assaulted at a tavern leaving minor scratches.
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Eugene Gentry
Cadet Ave
Douglas McClintic
Miller Dr
Fireside
Mary Neibarger
Barker Ave
Kenneth Pringle
Locust St
Charles Marshall
del. St
Green Gables
E. 8Th St
Brueck Highlights Kansas Highways At Douglas County Barbecue
Kansas State Highway Commissioner Karl Brueck spoke at the Douglas County Democratic barbecue at the 4 H Fairgrounds attended by 246. He addressed the national highway program's Kansas relation and planned Douglas County projects. Also present were Mrs Brueck and Mr and Mrs Jack Myers.
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Karl Brueck
Kansas
Paola
Douglas County
Democratic Central Committee
Richard O. Nelson
Brueck
State Highway Commission
Jack Myers
Johnson County
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Offers Over Forty Years Experience
An advertisement for Rumsey Funeral Home highlights over forty years of experience and provides contact details including the phone number V138-5111.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence Area Enrollment Rises in Eudora Schools
A Lawrence report shows 656 students enrolled in Eudora schools this fall, up 35 from last year, with 195 in high school and 461 in elementary. An open house at West Junior High for ninth grade parents starts 7 10 tonight in the gym, followed by class sessions tied to each student’s schedule.
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Eudora
West Junior High School
City Commission Sets 2 P.M. Meeting Tuesday
The City Commission meets at 2 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall and invites public participation. Douglas County Commissioners toured Lone Star Lake this morning to review caretaker house improvements. no action was taken. Bob Steele, 31, of Route 4, becomes lake caretaker on Oct. 15. The next commissioners meeting is at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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City Hall
Douglas County Commissioners
Lone Star Lake
Bob Steele
Route 4
Lawrence editor hurt in Booneville I 70 crash
Adele Butterfield of Lawrence suffered a fractured pelvis a broken arm and a broken jaw in a one car accident on Interstate 70 near Booneville Missouri. She was driving alone apparently fell asleep and the car was demolished. She will be hospitalized about a month at Booneville. She is the news editor for the Lawrence Outlook.
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Adele Butterfield
Lawrence
Booneville
Miss Butterfield
The
Lawrence Outlook
Supreme Court Denies Curtis Appeal in Butts Libel Case
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its June 12 ruling upholding a $460,000 libel judgment won by Wallace Butts former athletic director at the University of Georgia against Curtis Publishing Co. No comment was made on the plea for a new hearing.
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Supreme Court
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Curtis Publishing Co
Walker Decision Reconsiders $500000 AP Judgment
A Texas state court revisits last term's ruling voiding a $500000 judgment won by former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker against The Associated Press, signaling potential reinstatement or new proceedings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
Texas
Religion Study Key to KU and TCU, Moody Says
KU and TCU leaders hosted dedication ceremonies for a new $450,000 Irma I. Smith Hall as Chancellor Moody urged religion and higher education to be integrated. He noted faculty limits and called for rigorous, convictioned teaching to guide student understanding of human behavior and life.
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Kansas University
Kansas School of Religion
James T. Moody
Texas Christian University
Kansas Union
Moudy
Moody
Irma I. Smith
Macksville
Gordon B. Thompson
Samuel Mayerberg
Congregation B’nai Jehudah
Kansas City
Thompson
Wesleyan Foundation
Kappa Phi
Mayerberg
W. Clarke Wescoe
William J. Moore
University
Dean Moore
Wescoe
Dr. Moody
Supreme Court to rule on draft card burning ban
The Supreme Court announced it will decide this term whether the 1965 federal law banning burning draft cards is constitutional. The case centers on First Amendment free speech limits and government enforcement of wartime policies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Navy Bombers Strike North Vietnamese MIG Airfield Near Haiphong
U S Navy fighter bombers pounded Cat Bi airfield near Haiphong in a sixth strike in five days of raids on restricted targets. Ground fighting raged in the Mekong Delta as mortars pounded Dong Tam base. a 50yearold Buddhist nun set herself on fire in Saigon amid Buddhist protests.
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Haiphong
Pentagon
Cat Bi
Mekong Delta
Delta
U.S
Red China
Gia Am
Phuc Yen
Air Defense Command
Hanoi
New China
U. S
North Vietnam
Mekong
Dong Tam
Man Booked In N Y Slayings
New York police charged 26 year old laborer Donald Ramsey with the murders of Linda Fitzpatrick, 18, daughter of Irving Fitzpatrick of Knickerbocker Mills, and James Leroy Hutchinson, 21, of Central Falls Rhode Island. Freddie Wright, assistant superintendent, was arrested for rape and robbery after a party guest accused him of assault and theft. Bodies found in a Greenwich Conn area hippieland tene ment boiler room after an LSD party.
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Greenwich
Freddie Wright
Linda Fitzpatrick
Irving Fitzpatrick
Knickerbocker Mills
Totowa
N.J
New York City
New England
James Leroy Hutchinson
Central Falls
R.I
Supreme Court to Review Punishment of Chronic Drunkards
The court agreed to decide if chronic alcoholics can be punished for public drunkenness in a Texas appeal backed by the ACLU. Also notes bereavement messages for Marie C Watson Smith and Millie Sinks Spence with family expressions of thanks and remembrance.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
American Civil Liberties Union
Marie C. (Watson) Smith
John A. Watson
Woodrow Moore
Eugene Bouchard
Edward W. Watson
Lee Smith
Millie Sinks Spence
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