Fate of Judy School in Limbo as district debates closure
In Garnett Anderson County the Judy School east of town faces possible closure this fall after petitions to close the one room school were received by Unified District No. 365 officials. A recent board meeting passed a closure resolution, citing taxpayer savings, with nearby schools offering transport. Patrons seek signatures and state guidance, while a June 10 meeting voted to keep the school another year amid questions over vote validity and unification laws.
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Anderson Couny
Judy
Here
Board of Education
Unified District No. 365
Topeka
Judy School
Dennis Hastert
Hastert
Jerry Fagg
Dirksen and Ford Demand a Spending Cut Plan
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen and House GOP chief Gerald Ford pressed President Johnson to curb inflation by sharply cutting nonessential federal expenditures. They proposed a formal congressional request to impound or defer Great Society funds, while noting Johnson could already defer spending within approved sums.
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Illinois
Gerald R. Ford
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Death Valley hiker completes 100 mile trek to Stovepipe Wells
Jean Pierre Marquant, a 28 year old French ex paratrooper, finished a 100 mile circuit through Death Valley ending at Stovepipe Wells in good condition. Chief ranger Homer Leach said he slept after reaching Furnace Creek and finished the last six miles after starting days earlier with daily support. Temperatures reached 125 degrees during the trek.
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Stovepipe Wells
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Furnace Creek
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Marquant
Land Prices High in New York Fever Hits Buyer
Unemployed Brooklyn butcher Martin Silber bought four city auction plots at $25 each as an investment and dream home plan. He now seeks aid from the Board of Estimate after discovering the lots measure 2 inches by 80 feet, 2 inches by 60 feet, 2 inches by 120 feet, and 2 feet by 7 feet.
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New York
Martin Silber
Brooklyn
Board of Estimate
Missouri Job Center in Excelsior Springs to tighten rules
Washington AP reports immediate steps at the Women’s Job Corps Center in Excelsior Springs Missouri to fix operations after misconduct by a few residents. Director Dr Franklyn A Johnson outlines stricter discipline, limited weekend passes, expanded oversight, curfews, bed checks, and new programs to reduce noise and gatherings while boosting study and arts activities.
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Women’s Job Corps Center
Excelesior Springs
Job Corps
Franklyn A. Johnson
Excelsior Springs
Community Relations Council
Johnson
Vigilant crew saves girl after surgery near death
Kansas City AP report details Darla Gowin age 50 in critical condition after tonsillectomy. A dozen staff worked through the night to restart her heart and keep her alive with oxygen. An iron lung from Mexico Missouri was flown to Kansas City to aid her.
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Darla Gowin
Mexico
Highway Patrol
George Ravis
North Para Hospital
Darla
Bernard L. Gowin
Douglas
Ravi
Jefferson City
Ravis
Landmark seeks to shave beard from local showpiece
CUMBERWORTH England residents rally to preserve Arthur Bellwood’s chest-length black beard a famed landmark. Bellwood plans to shave it off while Postmaster Fred Kilner circulates a petition to save it, calling the move unthinkable.
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Cumberland
Landmarks Preservation Committee
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Fred Kilneer
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