Bloodiest Vietnam fighting in a month claims 257 Reds dead
U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops trapped a North Vietnamese Viet Cong regiment ten miles northwest of Quang Ngai after heavy fighting backed by artillery and air strikes. The clash marks a major allied push after weeks of political crisis as air and sea attacks continue against North Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Quang Ngai
Binh Back
Chau Nham
Navy
North Viet Nam
Lang Bun
Phu Tho
Red River Valley
Hanoi
Red China
Vinh
Air Force
Pleiku
An Khe
United States
Brain Damage Fears In Heart Emergency
A 65 year old patient with a partial artificial heart may have brain damage after a six hour operation to save his life. Doctors reported the device functioning and said the next 12 to 24 hours were critical for Marcel L. DeRudder of Westville Illinois.
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Houston
Tex
Marcel L. DeRudder
Westville
Ill
Baylor
Rice
Michael E. DeBakey
DeRudder
Methodist Hospital
DeBakery
DeBakey
de Rudder
Colleges urged to spell out campus sex rules says psychiatrist
Dr. Harrison Eddy leads a Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry report urging colleges to publish clear standards for student sexual conduct. He says administrators avoid the topic while students seek honest moral guidelines aligned with today’s realities and adolescence’s drive.
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New York
Harrison Eddy
Ing
Dr. Eddy
Vassar College
Washington University
Eddy
Stanford students approve contraception referendum plan
Stanford University students voted 1 866 for and 853 against a advisory referendum authorizing the health service to prescribe contraceptives to any student desiring them. The measure, requested by 11 000 students, is non binding. Dr Maurice M Osborne, health service director, doubted its effect.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
University Health Service
Maurice M. Osborne
Health Service
No Steps Entering or Weaving.
Funeral home notice for mucany Funeral Home with contact number VI 32-5111 appears as a short obituary item. The fragment provides no explicit names, dates, or locations beyond the business and phone reference.
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Mucany Funeral Home
Bridal & Wedding Chatorrenly Studio Ad
An assortment of bridal and wedding services offered by a studio listed with contact at 721 Mass. VI 3-0330. The ad highlights fittings, gowns, and event planning options available locally.
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Om Studio
KU 4 Mile Relay Sets Meet Mark at Memorial Stadium
Kansas University four mile relay team led by Yergovich Russell Paul and Lawson set a Kansas Relays record of 16 36 8 in Memorial Stadium, breaking the 16 41 6 Missouri mark from 1964. The Jayhawks also won the four mile at the Texas Relays April 2.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Russell
Paul
Lawson
Jim Ryan
Jayhawk
Bob Steinhoff
George Byers
Steinhoff
Byers
Wescoe to Serve As Parade Chief at KU Relays
Kansas University Chancellor W Clark Wescoe will lead the annual parade down Massachusetts Street at 9 30 Saturday morning beginning from the South Park Recreation Center. Seven floats themed A Century of KU Athletics will feature groups from KU Greek organizations and residence halls. The Lawrence High School band and KU marching band will perform with the Relays queen Sue Pierce of Kankakee Ill riding with attendants Patti Slider and Sherry Buchanan. Also appearing are Mary Lynn Smart and attendants Debbie Campbell and Karen Wight.
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William P. Smith
Kansas University School of Engineering and Architecture
Debbie Campbell
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Lynn Smart
Paul Smart
1655 Ill
Dean Smith
Karen Wight
Tulsa
Okla
Sam Love
Pittsburg
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas
South Park Recreation Center
Massachusetts Street
7Th Street
Fun Afloat Show Opens Saturday at Armory
The Lawrence Fun Afloat Show will open at 2 p.m. Saturday at the National Guard Armory south of the west Lawrence turnpike interchange and run until 8 p.m. Saturday plus 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. About 35 Explorer Post 2050 and Mariner Girl Scout Troop 660 members present safety and information exhibits on motorboats sails canoes and boating safety laws. Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler commended the Scouts for their exhibit and its role in boating safety efforts.
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Lawrence
Explorer Post 2050
Mariner Girl Scout
National Guard
West Lawrence Turnpike
Treasury Sect
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
U S Drops Plan For Repurchase Of Surplus Ordnance
Defense Department says it no longer intends to buy back about 500000 U S surplus bombs and shells given or sold to West Germany. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester cited a change of mind saying the weapons are not needed. The move follows AP reporting that the munitions were earmarked for dwindling U S stocks and potentially Vietnam war use.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
West Germany
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Associated Press
Weather braces Lawrence as frost ruins peach crop
Showers and thunderstorms linger for tonight with mild readings through Sunday. Frost Thursday killed an estimated 20 000 crop value for C W Davenport who owns about 75 acres and 5 000 peach trees. He expects to continue orchard care and prepare for next year despite the loss. A Topeka area orchard reported total peach loss as well. Temperatures rose from 26 to 63 Thursday with lows in the mid-40s tonight and highs in the upper 60s Saturday.
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C. W. Davenport
Route 1
Davenport
Topeka
Weather Bureau
U S War Deaths Reach New High in Viet Nam
Defense Department reports 1 427 U S servicemen killed in combat through April 16 1966 exceeding all of 1965. Since Jan 1 1961 total combat deaths reach 3 047. In week ended last Saturday 89 killed and 8 229 wounded since January this year.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Engineer Show At KU Aims To Draw Large Crowds
The 46th Kansas University Engineering Exposition opens at noon with thousands expected to tour displays in the New Engineering Building before a 4 p.m. Saturday close. Sam Love predicts heavy crowds tonight and highlights a Boeing sponsored auto model race car display.
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Kansas University
St. Louis Arch
Theta Tau Fraternity
Love
Boeing
Wichita
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
St. Louis
American Society of Civil Engineers
Civil Engineers
Kappa Eta Kappa Fraternity
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Eta Kappa Nu
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Industrial Design Club
Architectural Engineering Association
American Society For Metals
American Society For Mechanical Engineers
American Institute of Architects
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Coal Strike Deadlocked Into Day Twelve In Five States
The soft coal strike idled about 48,000 miners across five states as the 12th day began with Washington negotiations in a deadlock. The AP report notes stalled talks and uncertain prospects for settlement amid ongoing labor dispute pressures.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Plate inevitable for churchmen in 200th Methodism anniversary
In Baltimore at the 200th anniversary celebration of American Methodism a plate passed amid laughter and applause from about 3,800 attendees. Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin joked that he did not hear a single amen after an extended speech.
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Baltimore, Md
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Weather update for Northeast Kansas with storms tonight
Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected tonight with rain diminishing Saturday morning. Low around mid 40s. Saturday high near upper 60s. Temperature readings show varied values through evening, sunrise at 6:35 and sunset at 7:68 PM.
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Kansas
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