Talks Due Over New Viet Plans
President Johnson will convene a top level policy conference to review Maxwell Taylor's recommendations for escalating U S efforts in Viet Nam. Attendees include Rusk McNamara McCone Wheeler Bundy and Taylor expected to present more definitive proposals for prosecuting the war. The White House move complements Rusk's talks with 16 nonaligned governments seeking peace negotiations with no strings attached. Washington officials say North Viet Nam has shown no sign of abandoning the assault on South Viet Nam. A letter by British MP William Warbey drew no immediate U S response.
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Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
George E. Reedy
Will Taylor
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Gen
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
McGeorge Bundy
Taylor
Rusk
McNamara
Reedy
White House
Congress
Saigon
United States
V. Micunovic
State Department
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
William Warbey
London Times
Warbey
Douglas County Science Fair draws record 342 entries
The 1965 Douglas County Science Fair opened in the Lawrence Community Building with a record 342 entries, surpassing last year’s total by 129. Exhibition setup ran today, judging Friday, public hours Friday to Sunday, and awards Saturday night.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Erik Wright
Phil Paden
Baltimore
Jay Sanders
James Sanders
Davis Read
Tom Rea
18Th St
John Garcia
Opal Jayne Kennedy School
Journal-World Photo
Bombs Alarm Alabama towns as Wallace pledges justice
Gov. George C. Wallace toured a bomb damaged Negro home in Birmingham and vowed to find the bomber. In Camden dynamite struck a Negro home, while bombs at the homes of Mayor Boutwell and Council member Miglionico were disarmed. The violence comes amid ongoing voter drives and protests in Alabama with leaders calling for end to barriers to Black registration.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
T. L. Crowell
Camden
Alabama
Albert Boutwell
Nina Miglionico
T.L. Crowell
Crowell
Weymouth
Camden Academy
Frederick D. Reese
Selma
Martin Luther King Jr
Baltimore
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Beach Resorts Brace For Collegian's Spring Rites
Beach resorts brace for a spring pilgrimage as collegians flood Daytona and Fort Lauderdale driven by sun and surf. The Daytona Beach City Council allocates 10000 for entertainment and police to handle up to 100000 visitors while civil rights demonstrations and tutoring projects unfold among university groups nationwide.
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Fort Lauderdale
Washington and Lee University
Daytona Beach
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Mississippi
Chicago
Boston University
Washington
Raleigh
N.C
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Kansas University
Jonesboro
Bogalusa
Education Plan Gets Approval by Senate Subcommittee
The Senate Education subcommittee unanimously approved the House passed 1.3 billion dollar grade and high school bill. Chairman Wayne Morse said he spoke with the White House and President Johnson was delighted by the action. Johnson urged passage without changes for swift signing into law.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
Dore
White House
Johnson
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas mild and fair
The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions in northeast Kansas tonight and Friday. Light northeast winds tonight shifting to moderate southeast Friday with a low in the 30s tonight and a Friday high near 60. Temperature readings show yesterday’s high around 60 and a record high of 91 in 1940.
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Kansas
Gardenland ad campaigns Gillahan for City Commissioner
Political advertisement urges readers to vote Gillahan for City Commissioner and promotes the candidate with a simple call to action on pages 7 and 8. The piece identifies the ad as political advocacy.
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Adv
Gillahan
Pol
Lee and
Save the Gardenland
Elect Dr. George R. Brahler to Board of Education
A political advertisement urges voters to elect Dr. George R. Brahler to the local Board of Education on April 6. The brief calls for support and highlights Brahler’s qualifications.
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George R. Brahler
Board of Education
Pol
Queen of Relays Chosen at KU Kansas Relays
Danielle Goering a Moundridge senior at Kansas University and Miller Hall resident will reign as queen of the Kansas Relays April 16 and 17 with attendants Kay Willard and Sibyl Brewster. They were selected from 32 candidates by judges Jim Ellis Larry Flannery and Raymond Nichols.
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Danielle Goering
Moundridge
Kansas University
Miller Hall
Kansas
Kansas University plans modern Kansas School of Religion building
Architectural plans by Charles Marshall and David Prickett call for a 29 000 square foot modern structure with an exterior stained glass Moses and the burning bush. The two story classroom library wing will anchor a one story rest of building with a basement for expansion. A campaign chaired by C Y Thomas aims to raise 1 million dollars for the project slated to open in the 1966 67 school year.
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Kansas University
Kansas School of Religion Development Committee
Charles Marshall
David Prickett
Topeka
Oread Avenue
Kansas Union
KU. C. Y. Thomas
Kansas City
Spencer Chemical Company
Baker University
School of Religion
Parley by Shultz On Housing Issue
Local realtors ministers and others met at State Sen Reynolds Shultz home to discuss proposed fair housing proposals. The session was nonbinding with no formal action. A three member subcommittee chaired by Shultz will draft a separate fair housing bill for the Kansas Legislature. Jesse Milan, a Lawrence City Commission candidate, attended.
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Kansas
Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence
Clarence Miller
Sen
Shultz
William Avery
Glee Smith
Senate
Keith Sebelius
Federal and State Affairs
Sebelius
Jesse Milan
Lawrence City
Slot Tokens Approved in Assembly for Nevada Slots
Carson City Nevada AP reports a bill to allow tokens in slot machines passed the Assembly and moves to Governor Grant Sawyer's desk for signature or veto. The measure aims to regulate token use in casinos and outlines new compliance standards for wagering devices.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Spring Weather Stays Mild in Lawrence
The U S Weather Bureau in Topeka forecasts continued fair skies and mild conditions for tonight and Friday in Lawrence with light northeast winds tonight turning southeast Friday. Lows near the mid 30s and highs around 60 are expected, after Wednesday’s 66 degree high and 30 degree low.
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U. S
Topeka
Names Read For KU Greeks' Queen Amid Week Events
Kansas University coeds were nominated to reign as Greek Week queen by chair John Green. Banquet voting by attendees will decide the queen who will be crowned at the close of the 5:30 p.m. April 22 event in the Kansas Union.
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Wichita
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Lynette Ault
Esbon
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Jill Newburg
Carmel
Ind
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Jeannie Padden
Holton
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Marsha Ballard
Delta Gamma
Mary Jane Epp
Tribune
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Atwood
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Jan Heese
Pender
Neb
Alpha Omicron Pi
Elnora Taylor
Paola
Alpha Delta Pi
Sharron Walton
Olathe
Alpha Phi
Mary Lynne Mangan
Dodge City
Chi Omega
Anne Jennings
Delta Delta Delta
Carol Jo Weber
Raytown
Gamma Phi Beta
Hoch Auditorium
William Zerman
Washington
D. C
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Allstar
Topeka
Jayhawk Boulevard
Memorial Stadium
Allen Fieldhouse
Potter Lake
Henry Mancini
KU Professor and Golden Gloves Leader Dead in Turnpike Crash
Dr. Aldo Vigliano KU psychologist and Charles C. Myers Kansas City coffee firm salesman died in a westbound Kansas Turnpike crash near Lawrence. Vigliano 40, died en route to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Myers had directed Kansas City Golden Gloves events for decade. Memorial service set for 3:30 p.m. Friday at KU Danforth Chapel.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Medical Center
Charles Calvin Myers
Golden Gloves
Kansas City
Kansas Turnpike
Myers
Vigliano
Steven Dr. Here
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Duncan Foods Co
Leavenworth
Earl Hartter
Harold Tuttle
Kansas Highway Patrol
Dr. Vigliano
Golden Gloves Association
United States
Italy
Kansas University
Bethel College
Newton
Helga
Danforth Chapel
William Moore
Kansas School of Religion
Charles Myers
See KU Professor Page 2 Dr Russell Frink for Board of Education
Political notice urges voters to support Dr Russell Frink for the Board of Education on April 6. Advertising lists Ran kin Drug Co at 1101 Mass as sponsor and uses English Leather for men branding.
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Russell Frink
Board of Education
Pol
Rankin Drug Co
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