Kansas Capitol Repair Project Under Way in Topeka
In 1866 Kansas began a statehouse, now the 20th century repair and modernization project costs about 4 million dollars. State architect James C Canole oversees the cleaneup fixup plan including refinishing steps, enclosing light wells, gut renovations, new elevators, heating and lighting upgrades, and possible central air conditioning to complete by 1970. The work aims to preserve the building’s original look while addressing crumbling foundations and damaged stonework.
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James C. Canole
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Derby Tickets Reach Soldier Who Cannot Attend
In Louisville two Kentucky Derby tickets arrived with a note from Army special adviser Emil Heinen to Donald Hopkins and his wife. Heinen, an old friend, said not all can go this year and asked them to enjoy the race and drink a julep for him.
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Donald Hopkins
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Emil Heinen
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Heinen
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Pope Paul Hails Children From Nations At Vatican
Pope Paul VI addressed 5,000 choir children from seven nations at the Vatican. He urged gratitude to God and highlighted refugees and hungry children who suffer hunger and war, urging compassion for those silenced by hardship.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Youth Corps Beef-Up Ready For Big Cities
The Neighborhood Youth Corps expands summer programs in Watts and Harlem by 50 percent or more to curb teenage unrest. The drive shifts funds from other areas, aiming to remove 190000 teens from streets, 60000 more than last year, with transport arrangements for Watts youths amid Los Angeles’ sprawling area challenges.
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Johnson
Big City
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Harlem
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Corps
Los Angeles
Job Corps
Jack Howard
Howard
Appalachia
Noted Doctor Urges Drug Caution
NEW YORK AP A pediatrician who helped treat blue babies warns that some doctors overuse antibiotics in children. Dr Willis J Potts notes risks of immunity buildup and urges sparing use to preserve effectiveness. Potts, now retired, once treated a 21 month old blue baby girl, Diane Schnell, who later became an art student at NYIT.
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Willis J. Potts
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Sheboygan
Wis
Diane Schnell
Westbury
N. Y
New York Institute of Technology
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