Fulbright Warns Of McCarthy Dangers In Viet Nam Debate
Sen. J. W. Fulbright warns against a new era of McCarthyism invading Viet Nam war debate. He cites the healthy atmosphere but cautions mounting war fever may erode free discussion. He says hearings on Viet Nam and China will continue and hopes to aid public education and the Senate’s advisory role. Maxwell Taylor denies reports of force readiness, saying American forces have been effective since Jan 1. Wheeler of the Joint Chiefs echoes Taylor on war prospects and risks from deep splits in South Vietnamese forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
John Hopkins University
School of Advanced International Studies
Viet Nam
China
Senate
Pittsburg
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Ohio State
Columbus
Seven Hurt In Four City Traffic Wrecks
Seven people were injured in four traffic crashes on Thursday in the city. The incidents caused more than 3500 dollars in damage. Names and details include Paul L. Lonnecker 19, Gertrude Downing 52, and others involved in collisions at 19th and Tenn Streets, 23rd and Iowa Streets, W 23rd Street, and 13th and La Streets.
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Paul L.lonnecker
Mass
19Th
Tenn. Sts
Gertrude J. Downing
Lonnecker
Kansas University
Kansas City
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Eugene A. McFarland
Barker
Hope
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
McFarland
Benjamin L. Byrd
Minn
23Rd
Iowa Sts
Trail Rd
George W. Coffel Jr
LaCygne
W. 23Rd Street
Naismith Drive
Towell Verner
Felix Bermudez
Vis N.J. St
N. J. St
Verner
Dolly Reed
N.J. St
New Jersey Street
Bermudez
Carmona
Hird Unveils 130 Acre West Lawrence Residential Project
Lawrence real estate developer Carl Hird announced purchase of a 130 acre tract on the west edge of Lawrence. The site near West Sixth Street and an extension of West 13th Street will join Holiday Hills and host exclusive homes with two lakes and a planned third. Development may begin next year after a $100000 plus price.
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Carl Hird
Lawrence
Hird
Holiday Hills
West Sixth Street
West 13Th Street
Lawrence Heights
Holiday Hills No. 6
LHS Students Attend Ninth Park College Model UN Assembly
Twenty nine Lawrence High School juniors and seniors joined peers from Kansas and Missouri in Parkville Missouri for the Park College United Nations Model Assembly. LHS instructor Dan Austin praised the group for strong parliamentary procedure and participation in five topics.
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Lawrence High School
Park College United Nations Model Assembly
Parkville
LHS Social Studies
Dan Austin
Oman
Western Sahara
Argentina
Falkland Islands
Malaysia
German Democratic Republic
United Nations
Austin
Joseph W. MacCabe
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Tim Gilles
Barbara Allen
Tripp Anderson
Dan Surface
Bill Radcliffe
Ellen Meisels
Miles “~Rimmerman
Dan Stump
Lydia Kimbrough
Virginia Wulfkuhle
George Shenk
Richard Whitley
Stuart Bruce
Chris Saricks
Margaret McBride
Mary Ludlow
Steve Nelson
Sally Stark
John Schultz
Bernard Hausherr
Chris Redmond
David Paden
Carolyn Cropp
Mary Wheltz
David Harsha
Steve Kesler
Larry Norris
Sheila Reardon
Sherrie Muirhead
Park College
U. N
Kansas
Missouri
Political Science Department
Cattle Stampede Through Hialeah District
About one hundred cattle broke from a packinghouse corral in Hialeah Florida and stampeded through a busy business and residential area. Police and Economy Packing Co workers shot six cattle to prevent danger.
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Hialeah
Fla
Economy Packing Co
Trash fire near 3rd and Lincoln stirs Lawrence firemen
Firefighters arrived at 7 11 p m Thursday to quell a trash fire at the corner of 3rd and Lincoln streets in Lawrence. No damage was reported.
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Lawrence
3Rd
Lincoln St
Granny
Marvin Accepts National Council of Churches Post
Marvin W. Burton Marvin former KU Journalism School dean accepts associate general secretary for communication with the National Council of Churches after a year at Tel Aviv University Israel He will base in New York and oversee media publications and public relations plans to visit Geneva England and New York before returning to Lawrence in June.
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Burton W. Marvin
Kansas University Journalism School
National Council of Churches
Tel Aviv University
Israel
Marvin
New York City
NCC
New York
Marvins
Geneva
Switzerland
World Council of Churches
England
Lawrence
KU Journalism School
Warren Agee
Tel Aviv
Church Council
Kansas Relays Track Summary Highlights and Standouts
This update lists top performances from KU and nearby colleges at the Kansas Relays through 2:45 p.m. The 120 yard high hurdles saw a 14.4 seconds by a KU competitor, while Ron Beiter of Wichita Heights ran 38.9 in the 330 yard hurdles. Final event results include discus, polo vault, javelin, and decathlon leaders with college names such as Wichita State, Oklahoma, Kansas, Hutchinson, and Kansas State all represented.
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Ron Beiter
Wichita Heights
Tom Holliday
Wichita State
Pete Kron
Oklahoma
Gary Tucker
Kansas
Keith Christensen
Charles Pyle
Hutchinson
John Brown
Wichita Mast
Mark Torr
Beloit
Doug Hilton
Gree Knap
Great Bend
Bob Steinhoff
Bill McGuire
Kansas State
Don Draper
Coffeyville
Bob Smalling
Iowa State
Dennis Cook
Belleville
Jim Smoley
Ron Musick
Shawnee Mission West
George Byers
Kenny Gaines
Ed Ratledge
Central Mo
State
Richard Monroe
Pittsburg State
Mike Westwood
Pittsburg
Tom Yergovich
al Russel
Rowell Paul
John Lansamy
Byu
Missouri
Colorado
Lasse
Navy Porpoises Learn Metal Detection Trick for Submarines
Navy scientists in Los Angeles report porpoises trained to distinguish metal types to aid submarine and mine detection. The trained dolphins may identify friendly craft by patches of unusual metal, while others lacking the patch could be engaged by the animals.
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Los Angeles
Navy
New Assistant for Recreation Named in City
City Manager Ray Wells announced Gene Palm of Minneapolis Minnesota will be assistant director of parks and recreation with a 7044 dollar yearly salary. Palm will coordinate programs and facilities and supervise planning and park maintenance duties. He is 31 and a University of Minnesota graduate with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in education. Palm previously served as assistant director of recreation in Minneapolis and Milwaukee before moving to Lawrence.
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Ray Wells
Gene Palm
Minneapolis, Minn
Palm
Parks and Recreation
Wells
Wayne Bly. Palm
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Lawrence
W. 24Th St
KU Chorus and Orchestra to Perform Sunday at Hoch Auditorium
KU will host a concert at 3 30 p m Sunday in Hoch Auditorium directed by Clayton Krehbiel. Verdi Te Deum and Lukas Foss A Parable of Death will be performed with Bruce Gardner as soloist. Admission is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Chorus
Hoch Auditorium
Clayton Krehbiel
Lukas Foss
Bruce Gardner
Halstead
Miller Elected LHS President
Tom Miller, a Lawrence High School junior, was elected president of the LHS Student Council in the all school election. The slate includes vice president Joe Flannery, secretary Peggy Ornelas, treasurer Mary Dietrich, junior Miles Zimmerman as senior representative, and sophomore Lance Hill as junior representative. Officers assume office next fall and attend state training in the summer.
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NEW Lawrence High
Lawrence High School
Lance Hill
Peggy Ornelas
Joe Flannery
Mary Dietrich
Miles Zimmerman
Tom Miller
Journal-World Photo
LHS
Hays
State
Abolition of Ban On Smokes Asked by Two Colleges
Two Kansas state colleges urge the Board of Regents to allow cigarette sales again at Pittsburg and Fort Hays State. The board took no action at Kansas State College of Pittsburg meeting. Previous requests had come from Kansas State University and Wichita State University.
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Pittsburg
Karl
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Pittsburg College
Fort Hays State College
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
University of Kansas
Gamble Store Hit By Atchison Fire
Atchison Kansas fire destroyed Gamble's department store with three stories of brick, flames rising high as firefighters battled the blaze for about 2 hours 45 minutes. Fire Chief Richard Ellis said both building and contents were a total loss and cause was not determined. All available firemen were dispatched.
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Atchison, Kan
Gamble’s
Richard Ellis
Regents OK Repair Projects and Property Actions at KU
The Kansas Board of Regents approved repairs and conversions on Mount Oread campus including Strong Hall space expansion for EU staff at 7500 dollars, Stouffer Place showers at 36000 dollars, and Oread Hall office conversion for 2000 dollars. It also authorized kitchen top replacements at Stouffer Place for 6000 dollars, Lindley Hall lab sinks and equipment totaling around 4800 and 3700 dollars, and a KU Child Research Bureau car purchase. The board accepted Spencer Chapel property in Kansas City and considered eminent domain actions for medical center land. It approved Karl Menninger as professor-at-large at KU Medical Center.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Pittsburg State College
Mount Oread
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Strong Hall
Stouffer Place
Oread Hall
KU Men
Spencer Library
Lindley Hall
KU Bureau of Child Research
Bureau
KU Endowment Assn
Spencer
Medical Center
Kansas City
Kansas Attorney General
Karl Menninger
Topeka
KU Medical Center
Menninger
Central Junior High to stage The Clown Who Ran Away
Central Junior High ninth graders present The Clown Who Ran Away a two act comedy by Conrad Seiler in the CJHS auditorium. Performances are at 8 tonight and 2 and 8 p m Saturday with a 1:30 showing for CJHS students earlier today. The PTA with the Junior Players sponsors the play directed by Dixie Dowden and Benny Stewart with 44 participants. Jane Phelps and Marty Falkenstein share the lead role Dodo the clown in dual casts.
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Benny Stewart
C. O. Nauman
PTA
Dodo the Clown
Jane Phelps
Marty Falkenstein
Lawrence Junior High Spring Dance Tonight at South Park Center
Tonight the Junior High Spring Dance runs from 7 30 to 10 30 at the South Park Recreation Center with music by the Invincibles. Admission is charged and attire for boys is dress shirt and tie or ascot, while girls wear dress or skirt and blouse.
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South Park Recreation Center
The
Invincibles
Mercy Killing Elephant Calms After Grannys Death
In Addo National Park South Africa the oldest elephant Granny aged 80 to 90 died after a bull Hapoor Africaans for Cut Ear drove his tusk through her brain. Park official D D C Steyn and conservator C S Leroux witnessed the mercy killing and the herd trumpeted around the carcass.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Granny
Addo National Park
Here
Hapoor
Phi Beta Kappa List Announced for KU Seniors
Fifty-seven seniors plus five Lawrence students were elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Kansas University. Names include William and Wilson Kerfoot and Donald Malone from Lawrence, plus Gwendolyn Stuart and Judith Thompson. The list features students from multiple Kansas City and Wichita area locales and other states, with GPAs around 2.5 or higher after seven KU semesters.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Mount Oread
Phi Beta Kappa
William and
Wilson Kerfoot
Howard Baumgarter
Donald Malone
Irene Malone
Ind
Gwendolyn Stuart
H. C. Stuart
Tenn
Judith Thompson
Rufus Thompson
11Th
Mo. Sts
John Alderman
Lyons
Lynette Berg
Claude
Tex
Lanora Bishop
Kansas City
Henry Brzyski
Wildwood
N. J
Ione Coffey
Harper
Oswego
Christpher Hood
Joplin
Ronald Horwege
St. Francis
Constance Hubert
Leavenworth
Roy Irwin
Barry Leibman
Overland Park
Sharon la Belle
Russell
Richard Lobdell
Salina
Marilyn Martin
Merriam
Carolyn Malone
Beatrice Machanze
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ellen Mason
Charlotte Melcher
Bridgeport
Kathryn McKee
Topeka
Daniel Myers
James Nickum
Wichita
Michael O'Brien
Shawnee Mission
Kay Orth
el Dorado
Lowell Paul
Miltonvale
Nancy Razak
Joyce Reckart
Kathleen Powell
Garnett
Caroline Richardson
Eawood
John Roper
Larned
Pamela Self
Gordon Sites
Melvin Steiner
Hoisington
LaWana Thesman
Billie Thompson
Ballwin
David Tilford
John Toland
Iola
John Tulloch
Bartlesville
Okla
Michael Vineyard
Wymore
Neb
Catherine Waldron
Mankato
Gary Walker
Pike Turnpike toll revenue rises in first quarter 1966
Kansas Turnpike tolls grew 14.87 percent in Q1 1966 as traffic reached 139,065 more vehicles, a 10.29 percent gain over the prior year. L. W. Newcomer, chief engineer manager, announced the figures.
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Wichita, Kan
L. W. Newcomer
Newcomer
Card of Thanks for Sherman Cannon Family
From the bottom of our hearts we thank you for the flowers food cards and kindness shown during our bereavement We appreciated them very much God bless each one of you Sherman Cannon family.
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Sherman Cannon
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Miller
Gamble
Atchison
Central
IL Booth
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Simmons
Beau
Haverty & Hedges
Kansas Relays
D. D
C. S. Leroux
Steyn
Lawrence Memorial Co
RMAN
California
Texas
Seyler’s Gardenland
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