Democrats Forming To Dump Johnson For Peace Promoter
Democrats opposing Johnson in Vietnam organize across states to drop him in 1968 and nominate a peace candidate. Groups mention Sen. Robert F. Kennedy as a potential standard bearer, though Kennedy has dissociated from efforts.
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Johnson
New York
Vietnam
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
California
Democratic ‘Council
CDC
Iin
Coalition For A Democratic Alternative
Seattle
Washington
Citizens For
Wisconsin
Donald O. Peterson
Eau
Rockefeller denies 1968 bid as Romney eyes campaign
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller declares he does not want to be president amid GOP nomination pressure. Spiro Agnew and Winthrop Rockefeller support his stance while Romney contemplates a run, planning early campaigning in New Hampshire. Bellmon predicts Nixon activity increases with no definitive candidacy before mid January.
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New Hampshire
Franklin
Eugene Daniell Jr
Johnson
Daniell
Kennedy
Zolton Ferency
Michigan
Senate
Ferency
National Party
Minnesota
Democrats
Montana
Vietnam
Charles 0. Porter
Oregon National Cochairman
Citizens For Kennedy ’68
Porter
Oregon
John Burns
New York
Independence
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Virgin Islands
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
GOP
New Yorker
Arkansas
Agnew
George Romney
Romney
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Bellmon
Lunch policy review on district schools asked by board
The School District 497 board ordered an administrative report on lunch policies to be presented at the November 6 meeting. Pinckney School district parents urged safer, adequate meals and possible hot lunches, while the board noted a system wide study with no location priority set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School District 497
Pinckney
21St and
la. Sts
Frances Clemmons
Ark. St
James Paddock
Supt
Carl Knox
Insurance Board
Mildred Marsh
Marjorie Ryther
Two Hurt In Tuesday City Traffic Collision
Two persons sustained minor injuries in a Tuesday traffic accident near 11th and RI. At 4:45 p.m. Gary E. Walter 19 of 1119 Ore St and Alfred J. Dicker 53 of 1800 Ill St collided. Walter and a passenger, Jeanne M. Dicker 52 of 1800 Ill St, were injured. Walter's car damage was $250 and Dicker's $800.
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11Th and
Gary E. Walter
Ore
Alfred J. Dicker
Walter
Jeanne M
Dicker
All-Star Dairy Opens with Mayor Raney Ribbon Ceremony
Lawrence officials and Chamber of Commerce executives attend the formal opening of the new All-Star Dairy plant on the Kansas Turnpike access road near Hallmark at 10 a.m. Thursday. The $1 million facility was financed in part by $645,000 in city industrial revenue bonds.
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Lawrence
Dick Raney
City
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Turnpike
Hallmark
Lawrence warns residents on high pressure soft water sales
Lawrence police and the Chamber of Commerce warn residents about high pressure salesmen marketing soft water devices. Telemarketing first pressures residents with a free gift to answer questions, then pressures signing contracts. Also notes rise of dangerous glass chiller inhalation causing seven U S deaths and honors Ernie Klooz in 1968 Legion membership drive with credits to him for mailed memberships.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
W. G. Bougher
Chamber Office
Army Plant Aids Parsons Economy
The Parsons munition plant’s reactivation boosted local business, with Parsons leading Kansas cities in bank debits for the first nine months of 1967. Parsons rose 32 percent, while Topeka gained 15 and Lawrence 14. Overall, Lawrence Debits totaled 438.511 million versus Parsons 173.107 million, with Hutchinson Dodge City and Atchison showing no gains.
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Parsons
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas Cities
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Atchison
Planners Set Rules on Airport For Meet Tonight
The City Planning Commission unanimously approved criteria for a municipal airport and will meet tonight to see if the proposed site near Clinton Reservoir meets the rules. They cited FAA limits and wind patterns, noting the current airport’s expansion and funding constraints.
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City Planning Commission
Iowa Street
Planning Commission
Clinton Reservoir
Don Venhaus
Venhaus
FAA
Kansas University
KU Students Win Marshall and Danforth Fellowships
The article notes Marshall Scholarships provide about $2,600 annually for study at a British university with 24 awards nationwide each year. KU has produced one Marshall Scholar, Terry Miller of Baxter Springs, a 1964 graduate and top student. Danforth Fellows offer up to five years of graduate study support in the United States and Canada, with yearly amounts ranging from $1,800 to $2,400 and higher for married students.
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Oxford University
Marshall
Terry Miller
Baxter Springs
Mount Oread
Danforth
United States
Canada
Fox
Roll-Away Car Damages Vehicle at KU Parking Lot
A roll-away car reportedly caused 50 in damage to another vehicle in the Y zone lot at Kansas University. John Carras of Shawnee Mission, a KU senior, allegedly rolled into a parked car owned by KU junior Robert Welsh. the incident occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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Kansas University
John Carras
Shawnee Mission
Robert Welsh
Welsh
Carras
Stan D. Clyne
Engel Road
Clyne
58 Americans Killed In Jungle Ambush North Of Saigon
U.S. soldiers from the 1st Infantry Division faced a veteran Viet Cong regiment in dense jungle 41 miles north of Saigon. The clash left 58 Americans dead and 61 wounded with at least 103 enemy fighters killed.
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Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S
Don W. Holleder
Army
Terry Allen Jr
Sicily
Holleder
Allen
North Vietnam
Red China
Lang Son
Lang Giai
Hanoi
Perth
Vietnam
Batangan
Chu Lai
Jose A. Valdez
Velarde
N.M
U.S. Air Force
Chiefs eye AFL crown and Super Bowl shot
Lawrence Sertoma Club heard Lee Derrough, chief publicist for the Kansas City Chiefs, express optimism for another league title and a return to the NFL championship. He cited past setbacks and the need for perfection as highlights of the 1966 Chiefs season were shown. Guests included Frank Hines, Jerry Cunningham, Charles Burton and Jack Frost.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Lee Derrough
Lawrence Sertoma
Eldridge Hotel
Green Bay Packers
Kansas University School of Journalism
Frank Hines
Jerry Cunningham
Charles Burton
Jack Frost
Free Prescription Delivery and Mall Service Ad by Raney Drug
Local ad highlights free prescription delivery and immediate mall service offered by Raney Drug Stores. Ad emphasizes convenient access for customers seeking fast pharmaceutical service.
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Raney Drug Stores
North Lawrence residents urge street repairs and new HUD program
At a two hour meeting Ballard Community Center director Bill Simons proposed a North Lawrence association to mobilize residents into larger groups. Officials urged neighbors to petition for street paving and discussed a HUD program offering up to 75 percent federal funds to upgrade substandard housing and cover paving costs for low income areas.
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Bill Simons
Ballard
North Lawrence
Raney
Jim Black
Black
Commission
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
In Memoriam Lola Belle Dailey 15 Years Silent Grief
In memory of Lola Belle Dailey who died on October 18 1952 now 15 years past. Her life remains a beautiful memory and her absence is a silent grief. She rests in God’s garden in sunshine and peace. Missed by sister Myra Hobbs.
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Lola Belle Dailey
Myra
Hobbs
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BAKER
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U. S
Hugh Dierker
Kansas
Earl Shurtz
Nature
Shurtz
Lawren
Indiana
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Lewa
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