Peril of Fire Added As Crest Is Neared
La Crosse Wisconsin faces a 15 million gallon gasoline storage tank risk as the Mississippi River flood crest nears. Officials fear tank exposure to debris and rising water after a 75 foot dike rupture. Evacuations continue in Winona and Marquette as divers seal sewers and crews bolster dikes.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Mississippi River
Fred Genz Sr
Mississippi
Winona
Minn
National
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red Cross
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Dr. Underwood Elected Leader of Lawrence Optimist Club
Dr. Jim Underwood a Lawrence dentist was elected president of the Lawrence Breakfast Optimist Club at a Virginia Inn meeting. He succeeds Don McDow and will assume office July 1 for a one year term. Vice presidents are Bob Barr and Jim G Yowell with Nelson Hall and Lewis Parsons named as directors.
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Jim Underwood
Lawrence Breakfast Optimist Club
Underwood
Don McDow
Virginia Inn
Bob Barr
Jim G. Yowell
Nelson Hall
Lewis Parsons
Menninger to speak on mental health and race relations
Dr. Menninger will lecture on mental health at a Jaycee meeting, with speakers urging examination of race attitudes. The 38 year old psychiatrist, son of W C Menninger and nephew of Karl Menninger, has held roles at the Menninger Foundation since 1961 and directs its School Mental Health division. He is married with four children.
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Beal
Stough
Dr. Menninger
W. C. Menninger
Karl Menninger
Menninger School
Topeka
Cornell University
New York City
Boston State Hospital
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
Institute of Neurology
London
England
Menninger
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Bogalusa Cafe Owners Face Federal Discrimination Charges
The Justice Department charged six Bogalusa Louisiana restaurant owners with discriminating against Negroes and asked a federal court to bar future discrimination. Named defendants include the Graham brothers Graham's Cafe Acme Cafe. Millard Brooks Helen Brooks Dairy Queen. Paul Capo Capo's Po-Boy Restaurant. Marian Bennett Redwood Cafe. Robert Roche and Otto Cook La Plaza Restaurant.
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Washington
Justice Department
Bogalusa
George, Jerome
John Graham
Graham's Cafe
Acme Cafe
Millard
Helen Brooks
The
Dairy Queen
Paul
Mrs
Pete Capo
Capo
Marian Strain Bennett
Redwood Cafe
Robert Roche
Otto Cook
Ungraded System Planned For Eudora’s School
Eudora plans a $175000 grade school with an ungraded system for the first four years. Bond election set for May 15 to fund the new building at 14th and Elm Streets. Architect Kenneth Von Achen designed a one story brick structure with nine movable partitions and a learning laboratory. The plan eliminates grade levels, assigns students by ability, and phases in ungraded classes over two years starting with first and second grades.
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Eudora
Glen Jarmin
14Th and
Elm Sts
Kenneth von Achen
Jarmin
Susskind alimony award in New York Supreme Court
Mrs. Dav id Susskind was granted $750 a week alimony by Supreme Court Justice Arthur Markewich in New York. The separation rests on abandonment with the couple married in Boston in August 1939.
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New York
David Susskind
Supreme Court
Arthur Markewich
Susskind
Boston
Lawrence city tours facilities as art festival entries due
Lawrence officials toured the water plant park shop sewage plant landfill and other sites. Entries for the fourth annual Lawrence Art Festival must be filed by 5 p.m. next Tuesday with a show May 9 at South Park and Recreation Commission offices.
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Lawrence City
Martin Park
Country Club North Addition
Centennial Park
Recreation Commission
Lawrence
South Park
South Park Recreation Center
The
Lawrence Art Guild
Vaccine success offers model for broader cold protection
Washington reports a live adenovirus 4 vaccine showing complete immunity within ten days to two weeks after a trial among military recruits. Developed by NIH and Navy, the vaccine targets common colds, with no known adverse effects after a year of testing.
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Washington
Times - Post
Luther L. Terry
U.S. Public Health Service
Robert B. Brown
U.S. Navy
National Institutes of Health
Navy
D.C. Reformatory
Lorton
AP Re-Elects Paul Miller President At Annual Meeting
At the Associated Press annual meeting in New York, Paul Miller was re elected president. W D Maxwell became first vice president and George W Healy Jr. second vice president. Harry T Montgomery and Robert Booth were re elected secretary and treasurer respectively. Assistant secretaries were Louis J Kramp and Keith Fuller with assistant treasurers Stanley M Swinton and Harold Glasser. Directors chosen for the executive committee include Miller and notable editors from Philadelphia, Washington, Phoenix and other papers.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Paul Miller
Miller
Rochester
N.Y
Times-Union
Democrat & Chronicle
W.D. Maxwell
Chicago Tribune
George W. Healy Jr
New Orleans Times-Picayune
New Orleans States Item
Harry T. Montgomery
Robert Booth
Louis J. Kramp
Keith Fuller
Stanley M. Swinton
Harold Glasser
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Evening
Sunday Bulletin
Benjamin M. McKelway
Washington Star
Eugene C. Pulliam
Phoenix
Ariz
Healy Maxwell
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Winchester
Evening Star
Franklin D. Schurz
South Bend
Ind
Tribune
McNamara Group to Study Viet Nam War Plans in Honolulu
Defense Secretary McNamara joined Pacific Command leaders in Honolulu for a war room session to decide future military and diplomatic moves in Viet Nam. The talks focused on boosting South Viet Nam’s army and logistics, with planners weighing possible actions and a potential pause on air strikes against North Viet Nam.
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McNamara
Viet
Honolulu
Robert S. McNamara
Pacific Military Command
Viet Nam
U.S
Pacific
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
North Viet Nam
Pentagon
Army
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staf
Wheeler
Maxwell) Taylor
Darby Corp Buys Kansas Site for Steel Plate Plant
The Harry Darby Corp of Kansas City has bought the former North American Car Corp property in Coffeyville Kansas for use as a steel plate fabricating and manufacturing plant. North American began operations on the 14 acre site in 1915 and moved to Texarkana Texas last year.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Harry Darby Corp
Kansas City
North American Car Corp
Joe Read
Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce
Darby
North American
Texarkana Tex
Valued gold coin found on lawn in Washington
Gerry Vaughn, a 23 year old Washington carpenter, found a solid gold medal on a lawn near his car. The item bore Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s name and is valued at nearly $1,000. A State Department spokesman said it was a 1962 Golden VFW award for world peace and had been kept near Rusk’s office.
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Washington
Gerry Vaughn
Vaughn
Dean Rusk
State Department
Rusk
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lawrence High Senior Sandra Wilson Receives LEA Scholarship
Lawrence High School senior Sandra Wilson is named recipient of the 1965 Lawrence Education Association Scholarship worth 250 dollars. The award will be announced at a 6 30 p m recognition banquet in the LHS cafeteria. Wilson plans to attend Kansas State Teachers College or the University of Kansas next fall.
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Sandra Wilson
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Education Association
Wiley C. Wilson
N. 5Th St
Miss Wilson
Quill and Scroll
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Kansas
Speaker Declares Boom in US Business Is Here to Stay
Eliot Janeway, New York City columnist, told a KU business school audience that the US business boom and stock market prove unbreakable despite De Gaulle's dollar actions. He said Johnson’s policies have kept money cheap at home and drawn funds from Europe, strengthening the dollar and American economy. Landon and KU dean McGuire introduced him.
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United States
Eliot Janeway
New York City
Janeway Service
Swarthout Recital Hall
Janeway
de Gaulle
Johnson
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Kansas
Landon
Joseph W. McGuire
KU Business School
Europe
Ground Breaking for KU 660-Student Residence Hall
Construction starts on a 660 student KU residence hall near 19th Street and Naismith Drive. Vollmer Construction of Wichita holds a 1,572,900 contract with completion aimed for September 1966. J. J. Wilson notes McCollum Hall progress and predicts an August 15 finish, with furniture the following Labor Day.
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Kansas University
19Th St
Naismith
J. J. Wilson
Vollmer Construction
Wichita
Wilson
McCollum Hall
Card of Thanks from Ina Showalter to caregivers and friends
Ina Showalter expresses gratitude to Drs Jones and Learned and the third floor nurses for hospital care. She thanks numerous friends and relatives for cards flowers and visits and says the kindness will be remembered.
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Drs. Jones
Ina Showalter
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Quincy
Dale Reynolds
H. G. Woodbury
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Rock Island- Moline
East Moline-Davenport
Quad Cities
Hearnes
Ill
Hannibal
Chaska
Lodge
Ernest A. Pontius
L. J. Alber
Sec’y
Bogalusa Cafe
the Recreation Commission
Paul Beauchamp
Milton Allen
Cochairman
Wayne Bly
Connie Sickles
Lydia Kimbrough
Marsha Jones
Molly Cook
Jo Taylor
Sandra Nitcher
Gail Edwards
World Fellowship
Ruth Ann Browne
Stephanie Murray
Pam Morgensten
Channette Alexander
Lea
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A&t Catering
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