DOLPH SIMONS JR Examines U S Standards on Foreign Pressure
The column questions how U S officials determine when to enforce tough sanctions on unreceptive governments abroad. It contrasts Rhodesia Cuba Viet Nam and other regimes, noting differing policies and allied actions, then praises FMC for installing pollution controls at its Lawrence plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Johnson
Washington
Ian Smith
Dr. Verwoerd
South Africa
Rhodesia
Portugal
Smith and Verwoerd
Viet Nam
U.N
Castro
Cuba
Ghana
Dominican Republic
Johnson optimistic on Vietnam and politics despite issues
President Johnson acknowledged supply problems and Viet Nam divisions but predicted unity and a constitutional government in time. He said Democrats hold an edge in the upcoming elections and rejected inflation moves like tax hikes or wage controls for now. Johnson defended spending increases and advised against chasing unwise programs while addressing ethics questions around fundraising dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Oval Office
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Kennedy
Baltimore
Congress
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Airline crash leaves dead and injured near Ardmore
An American Flyers airliner crashed near a two mile isolated area two miles from the airport runway shortly after 8 30 p m CST. Rescuers carried bodies and survivors through mud to ambulances as a Civil Aeronautics Board team investigated the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigman
Ruby Hickman
Fort Worth
Tex
Bill Marr
Tony Pica
Bill C. Robertson
Ardmore
Jess Elliott
Ray Madewell
Arbuckle Memorial Hospital
Sulphur
Here
Ardmore General
g.Ardmore Memorial
Car Fire Damages Vehicle on West 23 Street
Law rence firefighters battled a car blaze at the corner of West 23 Street and Ridge Court at 10 40 p m Friday. The cause remains undetermined and the car sustained heavy damage. An unrelated note adds that Gunflint, runner up last November in the Garden State Stakes, was foaled at Ocala Stud Farm in Florida and is by Rough n Tumble and Roman Image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ridge Court
Gunflint
Prince Saim
Ocala Stud Farm
Florida
Rough’n
Roman Image
Ruth E Hunt Award Revealed by University
A 10 300 bequest to the Endowment Association of Kansas University from Ruth E Hunt increases William Allen White School of Journalism scholarship funds by 400 annually. The gift funds the Flint Journalism Scholarship Fund in memory of Miss Hunt who died in November 1964 aged 75. she was a KU 1910 graduate and longtime Topeka journalism teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endowment
Association of Kansas University
Ruth E. Hunt
Topeka
William Allen White School of Journalism
Warren K. Agee
Miss Hunt
Banned Public Gatherings Around White House Areas
The Interior Department issued new rules banning public gatherings and handbill distribution on five streets surrounding the White House. The regulations set the limit to cap protest activities in capital parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
White House
Department
Manhattan Driver Skids Off Highway in Early Morning Crash
Don J. Fallon, 39, of Manhattan, lost control of his eastbound car on U S Highway 40 near Lawrence after an oncoming vehicle allegedly forced him to swerve. His car rolled onto its side in a ditch, sustaining 250 in damage. another vehicle suffered 400 in damage. Fallon was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don J. Fallon
Manhattan
U.S. Highway 40
Lawrence
Fallon
Highway Patrol
KU Phi Delta Theta to Clear Trees in Martin Park
Kansas University undergraduate members plan a two day service project in Martin Park northwest of the city. About 65 members will work Friday afternoon through Saturday to clear fallen trees and brush. Fraternity president David Hall notes chapters nationwide and in Canada will run similar efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Martin Park
Steve Knecht
Wichita
David Hall
Coffeyville
Canada
Cameroun Envoy Visits Lawrence for KU Ties and Talk
Leland Barrows the American ambassador to the Federal Republic of Cameroun spends the weekend in Lawrence visiting his daughter Jennifer a KU sophomore and speaking at the African Club meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Kansas Union. He plans to return to Cameroun by month’s end after five weeks of Washington consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Barrows
Federal Republic of Cameroun
Lawrence
Jennifer
Kansas University
Ambassador Barrows
African Club
Kansas Union
Washington, D.C
Cameroun
Barrows
Exposition Displays Fog Clearing Concept on Trucks
Exposition chairmen discussed fog machines built on flat-bed trucks to drive fog from highways creating fog-free paths. The concept likens the process to snowplows clearing snow while showcasing at the Exposition.
Entry Blanks Out For Art in the Park
Entries for the Art in the Park show on May 8 in South Park have been sent to registered Lawrence Art Guide members. Guide officials note more blanks are available at the Recreation Commission office and detail a chairmen team handling programs, hospitality, entertainment, memberships, and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
South Park
Lawrence Art Guide
Recreation Commission
Ernest Pontius
Milton Allen
Lee Ferber
George Bullene
Wayne Replogle
Jimmy Brooks
Margaret
Whale of a Century floats lead KU Relays parade
Phi Kappa Sigma and Sigma Kappa built The Run of a Century float featuring a giant crepe paper whale. The KU Band with Lawrence High and Eudora High bands, majorettes from Shawnee Mission North and Olathe, and Shrine Scooter Patrol entertained as Miss Lawrence KU contestants rode in convertibles. The parade ended at Central Park after about 45 minutes with Relays events continuing at Memorial Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Chi Omega Sorority
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Lawrence High School
Eudora High School
Shawnee Mission North
Olathe
Shrine Scooter Patrol
Massachusetts Street
Sue Pierce
Kankakee
Sherry Buchanan
Topeka
Patti Slider
Lyons
Parmelee Bates
New York City
Memorial Stadium
Kansas Relays
Three WJHS Students Win Poster Awards
Three West Junior High School students won poster awards in the 1965-66 Kansas Teenage Traffic Safety Association contest. Susan Bockhorst, a ninth grader, placed third and received a certificate signed by Gov. William H. Avery. Steve Rice and Ron Thorington earned honorable mention certificates. all are in art class with Mrs. Frances Riggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Junior High School
Kansas Teenage Traffic Safety Association
Susan Bockhorst
William H. Avery
Steve Rice
Ron Thorington
Frances Riggs
Estes Loses Retrial Bid in Perjury Case
U S District Judge Leo Brewster refused to grant a retrial for Billie Sol Estes in his fertilizer tank mortgages fraud case. He cited perjury by a Chicago lender official and upheld a 15 year sentence. Estes showed no signs of acquittal as the judge noted the likelihood of a hung jury was minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso, Tex
Billie Sol Estes
U. S
Estes
Chicago
Brewster
Church of Christ
John L. Estes
Clyde, Tex
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Ft. Sill
Hird Homes
THE
Hird Agency
David Gibson
Gordon Fulcher
Charles Higley
University
N. 2Nd
North Lawrence
Shaw Auto Service
Eudora
DeSoto
Prince Tyler
Tyler
Ralph Shepherd
Pomona
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Doug McCleery
Lawrence Citizens Ambulance Service
Ralph C. Shepherd
Shepherd
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
KU New Engineering Building
St. Louis Arch
Theta Tau Fraternity
McDonnell Aircraft Corporation
Strength
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endaco
East 13Th
Rumsey Funeral Home
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Indiana
WJHS
N. J. Ward Thompson
Anchor Savings
Fee
Harry
West
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
Johnson Drive
South Kansas Mission
Floyd Overland Park, Kansas
95Th St. Ranch Mart Shopping Center
Leawood, Kansas
Ottawa
Massachusetts
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