Assistant district attorney jailed after court dispute
Butler County Assistant District Attorney Robert F. Hawk was jailed for contempt after being absent from court without excuse. Judge George P. Kiester fined him $100, but Hawk could not pay and spent about 30 minutes in jail before being released on a $1 bond after obtaining a lawyer.
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Butler, Pa
George P. Kiester
Asst. Dist
Robert F. Hawk
Butler County
Hawk
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Guide for the Week
Aries through Pisces provide weekly guidance on teamwork, impressions, health, and personal growth. Emphasizes planning, cooperation, practical changes at home, and thoughtful actions to gain support and long term benefits.
New Marine Search For Viet Cong In Da Nang Area
In South Viet Nam two U S Marine divisions based at Da Nang and Chu Lai broke into small units for a new Viet Cong search. They carried out 581 operations but found only a handful of the enemy, with Leathernecks continuing the patrols.
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South Viet Nam
da Nang
Chu Lai
Leathernecks
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Chu Phong
Associated Press
Rick Merron
Air Cavalry
25Th Infantry Division
U.S
Rung Sat
Air Force
North
Viet Nam
Air
Magia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Houi Nhinh
Vinh
Hanoi
Thanh Hoa
Dong Hoi
Nam Huan
Quang Tri
Hue
17Th Parallel
Cyrus R. Vance
William C. Westmoreland
Vance
Enrollment Opens For Basic Adult Education In Lawrence
Lawrence public schools begin basic adult education on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays in three elementary schools. E J Logsdon and Walter Gehrbach direct the program funded by the U S Economic Opportunity Act to help adults earn a high school diploma or pass the GED. Enrollment runs 6 30 to 8 p m at New York Woodlawn and Pinckney schools with initial classes open to about 103 interested individuals from survey data.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Public Schools
E. J. Logsdon
Walter Gehrbach
New York School
Woodlawn School
Pinckney School
Gehlbach
Gehlbach and
Logsdon
Travel deficit looms as Americans spend abroad in record numbers
The Commerce Department notes Americans plan to travel abroad in 1966 and spend a record amount abroad, widening the travel gap that drains U S gold reserves. The Travel Service aims to lure foreign visitors to offset U S spending, with 1.2 million foreigners expected and 1.55 million Americans traveling to Europe, while the overall balance of payments shows a stubborn deficit.
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Uncle Sam
Commerce Department
U.S. Travel Service
Travel Service
U.S
United States
Europe
Etal
Canada
Mexico
Salina businessman Albert J. Schwartz named KPL Nominee
Albert J. Schwartz of Salina a candidate for the Kansas Power and Light Company board of directors at the shareholders meeting on May 3 1966. He is president and director of Lee Hardware Company in Salina serving since 1953 and 1955 respectively and educated at Sacred Heart and the University of Notre Dame. Other nominees include D E Ackers Balfour S Jeffrey R C Clevenger J P Harris R W Robbins C A Scupin J G Williamson and R W McClure.
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Salina
The
Kansas Power and Light Company
Topeka
Utility
KPL
Schwartz
Lee Hardware Company
Lee Hardware
Kansas
Sacred Heart
University of Notre Dame
D. E. Ackers
Balfour S. Jeffrey
R. C. Clevenger
J. P. Harris
Hutchinson
R. W. Robbins
Pratt
C. A. Scupin
Abilene
J. G. Williamson
R. W. McClure
Lawrence
C. S. Forester Dies In Fullerton At 66
C S Forester, the author of Captain Horatio Hornblower tales, died in Fullerton California today. He was 66 and had suffered a stroke 18 months earlier, leaving him paralyzed since.
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Fullerton
Calif
C.S. Forester
Horatio Hornblower
Lawrence Students Named to Phi Beta Kappa Honor Group
Two Kansas University juniors Carl Gibson and Alan Hitt join 11 juniors named to Phi Beta Kappa national honor society in the liberal arts. Other new members include Paul Bock Dwight Boyd Sara Harvey Martha Kopper Shelly Pearce James Perkins John Shapley John Stinson and Bruce Warren. Initiation will occur on Commencement Day June 6 with seniors later named.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Paul Bock
Dodge City
Dwight Boyd
Moran
Sara Harvey
Overland Park
Martha Kopper
Wichita
Shelly Pearce
Topeka
James Perkins
Prairie Village
John Shapley
John Stinson
Bruce Warren
Emporia
Phi Beta Kappa
EU Chapter
Rail strike disrupts 43000 miles of lines and jobs
The national rail strike crippled 43000 miles of track, throwing about 100000 workers into layoffs or reduced hours and causing traffic jams, freight delays, stranded passengers, and mail slowdowns. In Philadelphia, a TWU local struck the Pennsylvania Railroad after 30 freight car inspectors were laid off. A union spokesman cited about 1000 non-operating members. Firemen walked out at 12:01 am as the 1963 arbitration ruling limiting yard and freight firemen was cited.
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Grand Trunk Western
Boston and
Maine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Transport Workers Union
Federal Arbitration Board
Gilbert
U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Washington
US. Court of Appeals
W. Willard Wirtz
Chicago
Wolfe
Public Sale of Household Items by Hays Brothers Auction
Public auction on Sunday April 3 at 1 p m at 734 Arkansas Brigidairvre features refrigerator gas range washer oak tables chairs sewing machine rugs lamps and numerous household items. Terms cash and not responsible for accidents. Owner Mrs Alice Pardee. Auctioneers Harold and Mel Hays note sale proceeds go to the owner.
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Arkansas
Brigidairvre
Acc
Alice Pardee
Hays Brothers Auction Service
Harold
Mel’ Hays
Classified notices and ads mix from Perry Kansas paper
Local listings include sales offerings for used cars and parts on 24th Street plus household items at 1116 Hilltop. Anhyrous ammonia availability with Lawrence warehouse supplies and farm inputs. Yard work and mowing services listed. Also items for sale include a 1965 Volkswagen bus and a 14,000 mile unit. Also tax service and painting offers. A Welsh stallion for service and a local meat market ad appear.
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Hilltop
Lawrence
Seyler Farm
Perry
Kansas
Brent Hills
Park
Mass
Volkswagen
Ed Cain
Sweeney's
MIT
Legion Bidg
Hiway
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