Teenagers Attend General Youth Conference In Kansas
Three Ottawa High School students Nancy Bullock John Presley and Bob Latimer joined more than 300 Kansas youths at the Attorney General's Youth Conference on the Kansas State campus in Manhattan The event included 15 workshops a general session and a dance as well as discussions on citizenship parental relationships and teenage issues The students described conflicts between teen life and parental expectations and noted plans to push for a state curriculum on communism and to lobby in Topeka next fall A booklet will summarize the conference findings and conclusions.
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Ottawa High School
Attorney General’s
Kansas
Nancy Bullock
S. Oak
John Presley
Horton Presley
S. Hickory
Bob Latimer
Loren Latimer
S. Main
Grace Episcopal Church
Dean Coe
Manhattan
Kstate
Bob
John
Topeka
Nancy
Army rejects bid to close Fort Ord over meningitis
Washington AP Army rejects California congressmen demand to shut Fort Ord amid a meningitis outbreak. Gov Brown urges quarantine after two civilians near the base contract the disease. 84 Army cases this year at Ord with 13 deaths, plus cases at Ft Polk Ft Leonard Wood and Ft Jackson. Type B strain linked to two deaths. Navy reports 43 cases 4 fatalities. Defense officials say most outbreaks at four training centers, not just Ord.
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Washington
California
Fort Ord
Rkar
Stephen A
Ord
Edmund G. Brown
San Francisco
Ailes
San Francisco Bay Area
John F. Baldwin
J. Arthur Younger
Charles S. Gubser
California Health Department
Defense Health
Ft. Ord
Ft. Polk
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Patricia Arsenault
Freshmen paint Ottawa field in campus prank
Five College of Emporia freshmen painted grass and goal posts at Cook Field during an early morning prank on Ottawa University grounds. Police stopped the car for speeding. three from New York, one from New Jersey, and the driver Harvey Dinerman cited for speeding. The other five faces disciplinary measures. OU officials vow strict action.
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College of Emporia
Ottawa University
Cook Field
Ottawa
Eugene Flaherty
Emporia
New York
New Jersey
Philly
Harvey Dinerman
Lawrence Schwartz
Mike Jusino
Jeff Habif
Anthony Pasquarosa
Flaherty
Rowdyism Becomes Issue as British Campaigns Rally
With five days until the election, Labour leads Conservatives slightly. Tory leaders blame young Socialists and CND backers for disrupting meetings, while Harold Wilson faces scrutiny over party conduct and the violence at campaign events.
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London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Alec Douglas
Home
Conservative Party
Hogg
Labor Party High Command
Henry Brooke
Paign
CND
Tory Party
Lord Blakenham
Wilson
UN Russia US Fight Continues at UN Meeting
At United Nations in New York diplomats report small member states may propose solutions to finance peacekeeping. A 21 nation working group could discuss whether General Assembly or Security Council should levy assessments and deny assembly votes to delinquents over Congo and Middle East costs.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Security Council
Congo
Middle East
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Assembly
Council
Malawai
Nyasaland
U.N
Deadline For Drug Makers To Prove Safety Today
Today marks the FDA deadline for nearly 5,000 drugs to submit proof of safety and effectiveness. The review covers most modern medicines since 1938, with about 6,000 drugs in the U S market. some are exempted by court action or as certified drugs. The FDA seeks full compliance, while litigation challenges FDA authority and exemptions for about 1,000 long-used brand-name drugs.
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Washington
U.S
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Johnson sets civil rights pledge amid Southern campaign
President Johnson, courting Deep South votes, urged enforcement of the Civil Rights Act in a Louisiana speech to racially mixed guests at a $100-a-plate Democratic dinner in New Orleans. He stressed that any man worthy of the presidency must uphold civil rights while noting broader war and peace issues.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Deep South
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mississippi
Sam Rayburn
South
Mrs. Johnson
Weather highs and daily temperatures across Friday
The report shows Friday high of 61 and today's low at 0, with prior year highs of 96 and lows of 53. It lists record extremes for this date at 90 in 1931 and 21 in 1906, plus hourly readings through 9 pm and late night figures, ending with faint notes on the 8 pm and midnight values.
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Hiawatha
David Inwood
Denver
Lawrence
Schwartz
Luton
Brooke
Cam
Caracas
Venezuela
South Viet Nam
Michael Smolen
Associated Press
Smolen
Nguyen van Troi
National Lib
FALN
Troi
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
U.S. State Department
State Department
Saigon
LBJ
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