Kansas Appoints Ministers in United Methodist Church
Kansas E U B Conference announces minister appointments as the Evangelical United Brethren Church joins the United Methodist Church. Bishops name district by district assignments including Ottawa Stull Harold Jensen Concordia C R Findley and many others across Hays Salina Wichita Independence Topeka and Leavenworth districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Evangelical United Brethren Church
New
United Methodist Church
Kansas E.U.B
Paul W. Milhouse
Ottawa
Stull
Wm. J. Bohs
Vassar-Mt. Pleasant
Harold Jensen
Concordia
C. R. Findley
Alton
W. J. Boehringer
Woodston
Lynn A. Evans
Dodge City
Kismet
C. H. Borchers
Hays
Alexander
Leonard Goosen
la Crosse
Columbia St
Eugene Solomon
Hutchinson
Great Bend King Memorial
B. E. Faulkner
Penalosa
Robert Bates
Salina
C. M. Fogleeman Jr
Amherst Cheyenne
Richard Krenz
Moundridge
Ron Rich
Niles
John Daley
Paul Deever
Kansas City
Kanesas City
University
le Roy Rayson
Leavenworth
F. Reuel Wampler
Topeka
Bern
Claude McMinn
Fancy Creek
Homer Wolcott
Nomination filings in multiple Kansas districts prompt races
News briefs note candidates filing for Democratic and Republican nominations across several districts. A. G. Smith, former House member, seeks the 115th District seat. Dr. Paul Adams of Osage City seeks the Republican 10th District nomination, and Karl M. Wilson of Coffeyville Community Junior College seeks the Republican 9th District nomination. Smith resides in Hoxie.
U S Attorney George Considers 3rd District Run
AP report notes U S Attorney Newell George visited the Kansas statehouse to pick up candidacy forms for Congress in the 3rd District. A former congressman, he would not commit to running, citing Hatch Act constraints. If he files, he likely does so by June 20. George represented the old 3rd District 1959 to 1961. Six candidates filed Friday. four seek Kansas House nominations and two seek the State Board of Education. Three Republican incumbents filed for renomination to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
U. S
Newell George
Kansas Statehouse
George
Kansas House
New
State Board of Education
Keith M. Wile
Pearson urges active student body over militant leaders
Ness City Kansas AP Sen James B Pearson told Ness City High School graduates that an active, interested and articulate student population is vital to the nation. He contrasted this with militant student leaders who oppose the established order but offer no viable reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness City
Kan
James B. Pearson
ReKan
Ade
Ness City High School
Seledom
Pearson
Teachers' Drive Asks Action in Kansas Education Crisis
Kansas teachers launch a six month political action drive ending with 25 000 signs and about 100 000 School Crisis Alert stickers. Jessie Nichol of Topeka, president elect of the Kansas State Teachers Association, calls this the start of a wide public information program. The KSTA Assembly warned on March 16 that steps must be taken by the end of the 1969 legislature to prevent further deterioration of the state's educational program and to preserve professional teaching service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Jessie Nichol
Kansas State Teachers Association
Ksta Representative Assembly
Tragic Two Car Collision Claims Stephen A Prag Jr
Stephen A Prag Jr 27 of Independence Missouri died Friday night in a two car crash on the Muncie expressway. Police say his car was struck after another driver jumped the median. the other driver sustained no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Stephen A. Prag Jr
Inedependence, Mo
Muncie Expressway
Prag
Fighting Near Northern Saigon Sets Refugees Marching
Viet Cong guerrillas seized homes near a key Saigon bridge as allied forces launched a major counterattack with tanks helicopters and machine guns. Civilian refugees flooded into central Saigon under smoke from the fighting while curfew and troop movements intensified the capital’s northern outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Salegon
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
Binh Loi Bridge
John T. Wheeler
South Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Goldwater Wins In Libel Action
Barry Goldwater received a 75000 dollar libel verdict after a federal jury found Fact magazine and publisher Ralph Ginzburg liable for a 1964 article declaring him psychologically unfit to be president. Punitive damages totaled 50000 against the magazine and 25000 against Ginzburg. Boroson faced only nominal compensatory damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barry Goldwater
Fact Magazine
Ralph Ginzburg
Warren Boroson
Ginzeburg
Boroson
Goldwater
Arizona
Fact
Ginzburg
Poor People's Camp Expands Target to Homes and Offices
About 100 demonstrators outside Rep. Wilbur Mills’ apartment vow to pressure him over welfare cuts. They plan to follow Sec. Orville Freeman to his office and home, while Resurrection City residents endure rain and cold campaigns demanding action on hunger and food programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Pric
George Wiley
Wiley
National Welfare Rights Organization
Orville L. Freeman
Deepartment of Agriculture
Jesse Jackeson
Freeman
Jackson
Resurrection City
Land of
Union Head Hints At Teamsters Control Until Election
Washington AP Frank E Fitzsimmons acting Teamsters president for Hoffa hints he will keep control of the union until he can run for Hoffa success at the next convention in 1971 He denies retirement reports and says I will be at this business for years to come Hoffa earlier expressed hope to return but remains imprisoned 14 months ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Fitzsimmons
Teamsters’ Magazine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lincoln Memorial
Harold R. Tyler Jr
Harris Steinberg
Johnson
Seyler Drug Co
Kramer Drug Store
Main. Seyler Drug Co
Kramer
Main
Seyler
Connecticut Avenue
Linccoln Memorial
Ralph David Abernathy
Congress
DIAL
Ran Newman
Michael Caine
IE Mirisch Corporation
Presen
James Gare Garner
Jason Robards
Robert Ryan
John Sturges
DeLuxe Panavision
Texas
Susan, ‘Strasberg
Venture Mughences
TA Pan
Union
N. Main
W. Keokuk
E. Logan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!