Kansans Among Vietnam War KIA Listed by Defense Dept
Washington AP reports two Kansans were among those listed by the Defense Department as killed in action in Vietnam. Army Spec. 4 Kenneth J. Knowles, son of Mr and Mrs Philip T Knowles of Archie, and Marine Sgt. William B Hughes of Garrison are the fallen soldiers.
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Garrison
Truck overturns on U S 77 kills Texan in Florence
A truck overturned on U S 77 south of Florence killing Verden C. Suesz 43 of Dalas Texas. The driver Robert Dennis of Irving Texas was injured and taken to Marion hospital.
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Florence
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U.S. 77
Verden C. Suesz
Dalelas
Tex
Robert Dennis
Irving
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One Dead and Two Hurt in Zurich Collision
A two car crash three miles south of Zurich killed James L. Joy 71 of Zurich. Larry Pekarek 26 of Topeka and his one year old son Mike sustained injuries with the boy admitted to a Hays hospital in serious condition.
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Hays, Kan
James L. Joy
Zurich
Kan
Larry Pekaerek
Topeka
Mike
Hays
Emporia State to Build Dormitory for 532 Men
Emporia Kansas AP reports construction will start next spring on a new dormitory for 532 male students at Emporia State College. The project, to be completed by fall 1970, will cost about 2.2 million and sit east of the current men's dormitory.
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Emporia State
Avery Defends Right to Protest While Opposing Looting
Former Kansas Governor William H. Avery, speaking in Kansas City, said the Poor People Campaign has a right to petition and protest but not to take the law into their own hands. He warned Americans must distinguish protest from property destruction and lawbreaking as he campaigns for the Republican U S Senate nomination.
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Kan
Washington
Kansas
William H. Avery
Avery
U.S. Senate
Wyeandotte County
Compromise in Wichita raises salaries amid possible class size rise
Wichita teachers and the Board of Education reached a compromise Monday to raise salaries by 250 000. The agreement binds the board to further improvements next year and ends a monthlong impasse. The Wichita City Teachers Association delayed a boycott of summer school. Carl Elvin said the union will seek a halt to letters describing Wichita salaries as unacceptable. A Kansas State Teachers Association team will report June 7.
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Board of Education
Wichita City Teachers Association
Carl Elvin
WCTA
Kansas State Teachers Association
Kansas
KSTA
State Association Board
Elvin
Baseball Scores From Coast and League Matchups
In the Pacific Coast League Spokane shut out Phoenix 2 0 and San Diego defeated Hawaii 7 2. In the International League Rochester beat Buffalo 9 0 Toledo defeated Syracuse 3 2 Louisville beat Jacksonvil lttawa Herald 6.
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Phoenix
San Diego
Hawaii
Rochester
Buffalo
Toledo
Syracuse
Louisville
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