Congress backs Israel assurances before withdrawals
An AP survey of 438 Congress members finds overwhelming support for Israel receiving national security guarantees and access to the Gulf of Aqaba and Suez Canal before any withdrawal from captured Arab territory. Among respondents 364 favored assurances, 32 House members and 42 senators among them.
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Washington
Congress
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Associated Press
House
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.N
Saline District patrons urged to unite on school plan
Saline County residents clash over Unified District 306. The dispute centers on converting Assaria high school to a three year senior high and Gypsum high school to a three year junior high. State Superintendent Kampschroeder warned patrons to collaborate before he issues a statement.
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Topeka
Saline County
W. C. Kampschroeder
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tom Hampton
Salina
School Board
United District 306
Kampschroeder
Gypsum
Kan
Assaria
Joplin High School Explosion Claims Two Lives
An explosion from floor cleaning fluid in a ROTC rifle range beneath Joplin Senior High School killed two staff members Harold McGowan and Fred Earl Fuller. A third custodian Everett Perryman was hospitalized. Ted Hampton fell ill from fumes. Fire Chief said an electrical spark likely ignited fumes. the blast caused heavy smoke, damaged the gym area, and the $2.5 million building opened in 1957 faces days of loss assessment.
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Joplin, Mo
Joplin Senior High School
Harold McGowan
Joplin
Fred Earl Fuller
Everett Perryman
Ted Hampton
Hampton
Dan Abernathy
Possible Johnson Kosygin Visit Aims at Middle East Balance
AP reports that a face to face meeting between President Johnson and Premier Kosygin could emerge from Kosygin's U.N. trip. Both powers fear miscalculation in the Middle East and seek to understand each other to avert a new showdown while weighing potential horse trading and insurance in shifting crisis dynamics.
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Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
United Nations
Danny Kaye Plans Trip to Israel Amid Las Vegas Engagement
Entertainer Danny Kaye will travel to Israel for a personal appearance. A hotel spokesman released him from his Las Vegas contract set to run until July 3 to permit the trip.
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Las Vegas
New
Danny Kaye
Israel
Kaye
Restore Peace In Dayton's Negro Section
Dayton police restored order after a second night of racial unrest in the West Side. A spectacular fire destroyed five adjoining buildings housing businesses and homes, apparently set by gasoline bombs. Police confiscated several bombs as small groups roamed the streets.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
West Side
Twelve Month Milk Pricing Idea Suggested
AP reports a Wichita hearing where Tom Townsend of Southwest Milk Producers and Tip Top Dairies urged switching to a 12 month pricing basis. They argued two month pricing hinders long term planning and causes price spikes for consumers, hoping to stabilize production and prices.
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Wichita
Tom Townsend
Southwest Milk Producers
Tip Top Dairies
Hillsboro
Kan
Townsend
Wellington Interchange Traffic Tops 4285 Vehicles
The Wellington Interchange on the Kansas Turnpike reported 4,285 vehicles passed in the last 24 hours. No accidents were reported and driving conditions remain normal to Kansas City.
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Wellington
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City
Three Triplet Births in One Family Sets Record
CALTANISETTA Sicily AP Mrs Grazia Franco 34 delivered her third set of triplets on Thursday totaling nine children after nine years of marriage.
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Caltanisetta
Sicily
Grazia Franco
Algeria's Boumedienne seeks Arab unity against Israel
Algerian President Boumedienne leads moves to regroup the Arab world for revenge against Israel. He condemns peaceful coexistence with the Soviets, rejects neutrality, and urges continued struggle. He seeks Soviet support while signaling possible alignment with China, amid heavy Soviet aid to Algeria.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
Israel
Boumedienne
Egypt
Moscow
Algiers
Kremlin
Peking
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Breshnev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Palestine
Declare War On Mosquitoes In Sumner County
The Sumner County Health Department urges a county wide mosquito control program for cities and farms. The city has started spraying, residents should spray their property every two to three weeks, drain standing water, oil water holes if needed, keep weeds down, ensure tight screens, and read spray directions before use.
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Sumner County Health Department
Sumner County
Defiant House Rebuffs LBJ Rail Settlement Bid
The House rejected President Johnson's plan for compulsory settlement of a nationwide rail strike, approving a 90 day no strike extension instead. A union pledge not to strike if talks fail offered a temporary shield, while Senate leaders urged rejection of the House action.
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Washington
House
Johnson
U.S
Senate
Railway Labor Executive Association
House-Senate
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
Claude D. Pepper
D-Fla
Heavy Rain Flood Threat Foreseen Along Republican River
North central Kansas faces rising flood risks as a weather system dumps heavy rain. Reports show Agence 4.55 inches Cuba 4.10 Concordia 3.68 and Washington 3.00 with the Republican River set to exceed flood stage near Concordia and Clay Center by midnight.
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Kansas
Topeka
Agenda
Cuba
Concordia
Washington
Weather Bureau
Republican
Clay Center
Elkhart
Scott City
Sublette
Syracuse
Garden City
Ness City
Dodge City
Wellington Hit by Rainstorm Halts Wheat Harvest
A rainstorm drenched Wellington shortly after 11 a.m. dumping .63 inch of precipitation. June totals reach 7.12 inches versus 4.75 normal, with year to date rainfall at 12.38 inches against a 16.53 inch six month norm. The rain halted county wheat harvest begun Thursday and temperatures cooled from a high of 91 degrees.
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Wellington
Lynn Burris
Temperatures Rise With Pleasant Thursday Forecast
The forecast shows a Thursday high of 91 degrees and a low around 70. Overnight temperatures dip to 72 degrees with mild humidity and sunny to partly cloudy skies.
Police tour ends in tears as tear gas canisters leak
In Brattleboro Vermont a group of junior high students touring the police station were upset when officers unlocked a storage cabinet containing tear gas canisters and found some were leaking.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Turnpike Feasibility Study Approved In Kansas
The Kansas Turnpike Authority may spend 40000 for a feasibility study on a toll road from Johnson County to Leavenworth linking with Mid-Continental International Airport. The Finance Council approved advancing the funds, to be repaid from future bond sales. The panel took no action on a larger 200000 request for a 100 million bond issue to finance a Kansas City to Galena toll road. Gov Docking clashed with Sen Ward over the stalled compromise bill. Missouri plans a competing toll road, pressuring Kansas to act.
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Topeka
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Johnson County
Leavenworth
Mid-Continent International
Kansas Finance Council
State Highway Department
Turnpike Authority
Kansas City
Galena
Kan
Thettorney
Robert Docking
William H. Ward
Marion
Senate Highways Committee
Docking
House
Ward
Senate
Kansas
Kansas City- Galen
Missouri
Rock and roll sparks teen music lessons rise in the US
The article notes growing teen interest in music lessons driven by rock and roll. NAMM Music Show in Chicago June 25 29 at the Conrad Hilton Hotel will showcase this trend. Also mentions local notices including a Golden Rain tree donation by Elmer M Holt and Horizon Methodist Center open house in Kansas, plus Bunker Hill Day in Boston and birthdays and a wedding anniversary for Holt.
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U.S
Chicago
National Association of Music Merchants
Conrad Hilton
Elmer M. (Whitey) Holt
Wellington
Whitey
Ron Moore
Horizon Methodist Center
Central
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