Navy Bombers Close In On Reds Port Haiphong Raid Update
US Navy bombers edged closer to Haiphong in a third straight raid on the Red River Delta destroying a bridge span north of the port. Four SA- missiles fired at attackers missed. Three US jets were lost. one pilot rescued, another believed captured or killed. In the south Viet Cong damaged two Hercules transports in a hit and run at a central highlands airfield. Allied forces reported a lull in ground fighting with limited Korean surface contact on the central coast. B52s joined mid day strikes from Guam against jungle positions northwest of Da Nang. A Saigon news conference by pacifists was disrupted by angry youths shouting Go home.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Red River
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Highlands
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Strategic Air Command
Guam
da Nang
A.J. Muste
New York
Lodge Notice Acacia Lodge 9 AF and AM Special
Acacia Lodge 9 AF and AM announces a special communication Thursday April 17 at 7 00 PM with work in the first degree Sojourners welcome E W King W M C E Kerns Secy
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Acacia Lodge
AF & A
E. W. King
W. M
C. E. Kerns
KU Concert in Hoch Auditorium led by Szell
Cleveland Orchestra will perform at 8 20 p m Thursday in Hoch Auditorium Kansas University with George Szell conducting as part of the KU Concert Course and centennial program. Candy Case of Lawrence will ride in the K State rodeo at Ahearn Fieldhouse with barrel racing and goat tying. Time Magazine reviews KU Inter Century Seminar on Man and the Future praising the 900 acre campus Mt Oread and the library and notes KU seeks private support due to budget limits.
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Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
George Szell
Candy Case
Lawrence
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Ahearn Fieldhouse
Miss Case
Time Magazine
Time
Mt. Oread
Tfme
Kansas
Planning Commission considers eight item agenda tonight
The Planning Commission meets at 7 30 in City Hall with eight items on the docket including two deferals from March 16. They seek approval of community unit plans for Holiday Hills No 7 and Indian Hills and final or preliminary plats for several subdivisions and future handling procedures for deferred items. Jumney Funeral Home VI 3 5111 Adv.
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The
Planning Commission
City Hall
Holiday Hills No. 7
9Th Street
Lawrence Avenue
Indian Hills
27Th and
la. Sts
Crossgates Subdivision
23Rd Street
Iowa Street
Four Seasons
Kasold Drive
Country Club
Logan-Moore
Peterson Road
Students Occupy Deserted Chinese Consulate in Jakarta
Indonesian students from Kami seized the deserted Chinese consulate in Jakarta and set fires, painting anti-Chinese slogans. The Jakarta military said permission allowed use as a headquarters. A separate anti-Chinese raid on the Chinese Embassy last week drew Beijing's protest amid post-c coup tensions.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Kami
Peking
Communist Party
Adam Malik
China
Antara
Malik
Oread Council Expands Student and Administrative Seats
Chancellor Wescoe announced expansion of the Council on Student Affairs at Kansas University. The council will have six student members plus two new administrators James K. Hitt and Gordon Collister. Current student members Jerald Cochran Catherine Patterson and William Robinson will remain.
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Kansas University Council On Student Affairs
James K. Hitt
Gordon Collister
W. Clark Wescoe
Council On
Laurence Woodruff
Donald Elderson
Emily Taylor
Frank Burge
The
Kansas Union
Raymond Schwegler
Aldon Bell
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Donald E. Metzler
School of Engineering and Architecture
Dan Hopson Jr
School of Law
George W. Forman
Jerald R. Cochran
Harper
Catherine Patterson
Newton Square
William L. Robinson
Great Bend
Snowstorm Across Plains Sparks Rain East Banked Winds
The Associated Press reports spring storms bringing heavy snow to central and northern plains and rain to eastern states. Tornadoes and hail caused over $1.5 million in damage. Three men died in Colorado and Wyoming auto crashes. five people injured in Kansas tornado. Kansas City area saw a slender funnel cloud. no deaths. Overland Park damage estimated over $1 million with dozens of homes damaged or destroyed.
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Gulf of Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Black Hills
Douglas
Wyo
Alliance
Neb
Fargo
Bismarck
North Dakota
Rapid City
S.D
Denver
Colo
Flagstaff
Ariz
John Kenyon
Overland Park
KU Receives 4.5 Million Grant for Research, Training
Kansas University and its Center for Research in Engineering Science report more than 4.5 million dollars in grants and contracts for the first nine months of fiscal 1966. Total 4,556,326, with 1,410,656 in the January to March quarter and 2,104,200 from the Public Health Service for mental retardation centers. Other major awards include 365,699 for communication disorders, 182,800 for space science training, and 129,499 for graduate traineeships.
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Kansas University
Center For Research
Engineering Science
William J. Argersinger Jr
U. S. Public Health Service
Lawrence
Kansas City
Parsons State Hospital and Training School
USPHS
Museum of Natural History
Harold Horn to Move To Washington Office
Former Lawrence city manager Harold Horn will relocate from Chicago to Washington D C to head a new International City Managers Association branch office about July 1. He served seven years as Lawrence city manager and will move with his family to Annandale Virginia, while remaining active with ICMA. Horn is in Lawrence this week for the 19th annual city managers school at Kansas University.
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Lawrence
Harold Horn
Chicago
Washington
D.C
International City Managers Association
Horn
ICMA
Annandale
Kansas University
KU Council to Review Coed Closing Hours Policy
The Kansas University Council on Student Affairs will meet Tuesday to discuss rules for KU Coeds closing times. AWS delegates at Mount Oread earlier voted for no closing hours for second semester sophomore women and for junior and senior women, needing approval from the AWS Senate Chancellor Wescoe and Dean Taylor.
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Kansas University Council On Student Affairs
KU Associated Women Students Senate
AWS
Mount Oread
Hoch Auditorium
AWS Senate
W. Clarke Wescoe
Emily Taylor
Court docket lists multiple traffic fines and a few non traffic offenses
In the Courts Police Court many defendants from addresses across the city faced fines for speeding stop signs traffic signals and related violations with amounts ranging from 5 to 45 dollars and including an improper left turn and a driving while intoxicated sentence for Conway E Yockey of Fayetteville Arkansas. County Court lists illegal fishing fine for Paul R Meadows of Olathe.
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Robert D. Lindsey
Ind. St
Donald R. Bowman
W. 8Th St
Elizabeth S. Cooper
Baldwin
Donald R. Hodges
Front St
Lanna J. Wyatt
Ousdahl Rd
Margaret K. Holt
Engel Rd
John B. Long
W. 9Th St
Michael J. Stan
Edgelea Rd
Nancy A. Mitchell
Patricia G. Rundquist
la. St
Anthony Supancic
W. 22Nd St. Terr
William M. Wathen
Ohio
Richard T. Bruce
N. 4Th St
Larry L. Sukut
Kansas
Dana G. Peterson
Bullene
Richard C. Pierce
Isaac Dirks
Donald H. Evers
Stewart
Daniel J. Flanigan
Terry R. Post
Cedarwood
Thomas W. Dodge
Richard C. Wallace
Conway E. Yockey
Fayetteville
Ark
Paul R. Meadows
Olathe
Four Accidents on City Streets
Four accidents were reported in the city over two days. Luther A. Cortelyou, 49, was in good condition after his car hit a tree at 5th and Walnut, $800 damage. W R Leuenberger and John E Willimon collided on Massachusetts Street with $450 total damage. Joseph P Fallin Jr and Nancy J Gallup collided at 14th and Ohio, $350 total damage. James M Winborn hit a parked car on N Y Street, $575 total damage.
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Luther A. Cortelyou
Avalon Rd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
5Th and
Walnut Sts
Cortelyou
5Th Street
Walnut Street
W. R. Leuenberger
Maine St
John E. Willimon
Ky. St
Massachusetts Street
Leuenberger
Willimon
Joseph P. Fallin Jr
Tenn, St
Nancy J. Gallup
14Th and
Ohio Sts
Fallin
Gallup
James M. Winborn
Perry
Karen S. Hoyer
N. Y. St
Winborn
Hoyer
Man 20 Is Critical After Pike Accident
A 20-year-old man, Phillip J. Koch Jr. of Maryville, Illinois, was critically injured in a one car crash on the Kansas Turnpike seven miles west of the West Lawrence interchange at 10:40 a.m. He suffered multiple facial fractures, was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, then transferred to Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. The car rolled three times after leaving the eastbound roadway and stopped in the eastbound lane. Damage was about $1,300.
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Kansas Turnpike
West Lawrence
Phillip J. Koch Jr
Maryville
Koch
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Turnpike
Don Kearns
Temporary Sears Move Manager Named at Town Street Store
Mrs Camilla Bookwater has become temporary manager of the Sears Roebuck and Co. catalog store at 939 Town St after William W. Emick resigned over the weekend. Bookwalter has been assistant manager since 1959 and said the position is temporary, hoping to have a permanent successor by next week.
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Camilla Bookwater
Sears Roebuck and Co
Town St
William W. Emick
Local PTA Members Attend 53rd Kansas Convention
Lawrence PTA units join the 53rd annual Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Kansas City Kansas. The three day event at Memorial Hall runs through Thursday with delegates including Mrs. Charles Snedegar and many others representing local school units.
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Lawrence Pta
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kansas City
Kan
Memorial Hall
Lawrence
Charles Snedeger
Ed Down
Harman Cobb
New York
Everett Buhler
Frank Pinet
J. R. Pulliam
George Weber—Pinckney
Richard Peters — Kennedy
Harry Crisp
Clyde Lomax
Rex Hart
David Statler
Richard Fraser
Clyde Wagner
Bill Gurley
Art Standfield
Woodlawn
Clyde Woods Jr
Edson
PTA Council Names and Class Representatives
Mills and several mothers including Mrs Harold Krull Central Junior High and Mrs Dan Palmquist join Mrs Tom Rea Mrs David Simonett and Mrs George Bocquin Lawrence in the Central PTA Council names listed for the school community.
Four Treated At Hospital After Minor Injuries
Four persons were treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after minor injuries. Sheila Smith age 20 from Baker University injured left leg in gym class. Debbie Moore age 11 of 1746 N.H. hurt hip and toe in a fall. Allen Harrison age 30 of Bonner Springs suffered a cut finger at work. Becky Quaney age 2 of Lecompton cut on the head in a fall from bed.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sheila Smith
Baker University
Debbie Moore
N.H
Allen Harrison
Bonner Springs
Becky Quaney
Lecompton
Card of Thanks for hospital care and kindness
Henry Brinkman thanks friends and relatives for cards flowers and acts of kindness during his hospital stay and gratitude for the care provided by nurses staff and Dr Campbell and Dr Johnson.
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Campbell
Johnson
Henry Brinkman
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Patrice
Korek
Debbie
Paul Miller
Navy
Reds
Lodge
Jumney Funeral Home
Oread Council
Associated Press
KU Council
Ernest E. Pulliam
James F. Schubert
City Commission
Pulliam
Schubert
Journal-World Photo
Man
Pike
Owens Flower Shop
Indiana
Sears
PTA
Lawrence Memorial Co
Massachusetts
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