North Viet Nam pounded again by B52 bombers
U S Air Force B52s attacked the Mu Gia Pass on the Laotian frontier as the war widens. Earlier raids dropped 700 tons, and ground forces reported clashes and air strikes across Saigon Tay Ninh Da Nang Quang Nam and Ho Bo Woods with mixed results and continuing casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Mu Gia
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Hanoi
Can
Guam
US 1St Infantry Division
Tay Ninh
Birmingham
Georgia
Quang Nam
da Nang
U.S. 25Th Division
Ho Bo
Dat Do
Gulf of Siam
Tam Toa
Air Force
Mu Gig
SAC
Lawrence High senior named sentinel at Kansas FFA convention
Lawrence High School senior Alan Cox of Route 2 was elected sentinel of the Kansas Association of Future Farmers of America at the 38th annual convention in Manhattan. He also won first place in swine production in the east central Kansas FFA district. LHS teams placed in dairy cattle, animal husbandry, crops, poultry, welding, farm carpentry, soil conservation, and other events.
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Lawrence High
Alan Cox
Route 2
Kansas Association of Future Farmers of America
Manhatta
Kansas State University
Cox
Kansas
Stanley Larson
Jayhawk
FFA
LHS
Roy Cropp
Jim Miller
Eddie Buchanan
Glen Richardson
Miller
Buchanan
Larry Mages
Mages
David Rose
Richardson
David Houghland
Jim Baldwin
Clair Ct
Baldwin
Jerry Harrell
Bob Palmateer
Route 4
Danny Newman
1645
R. I
ASC Favors Delegate On Student Affairs Attendance
The Kansas University All Student Council approved allowing the student body president to attend KU Council on Student Affairs meetings. They also asked a KU faculty member to explain university policy on student personnel folders. A resolution was approved to have several KU students discuss a stop week proposal with the Faculty Senate, potentially providing a no class week before finals each semester.
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Kansas University All Student Council
KU Council
Trickery Charge In Tax Probe Of Senator's Gifts
Senator John J. Williams accuses IRS officials of a neat trick to excuse Senator Thomas J. Dodd from tax on testimonial dinner receipts. Williams says IRS has approached Senators about clarifying law on this point as gifts raised over 100000 for Dodd may have funded personal expenses.
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Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Johnson Administration
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Williams
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Dodd
Connecticut
Teamsters Leader Pushes Mandatory Vehicle Safety Standards
Washington AP James R Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union urged Congress to require compulsory safety standards for all transportation modes including trucks. He supported auto safety goals but voiced serious reservations about relying on voluntary measures or delayed action and urged immediate mandatory standards rather than later secretary empowered rules.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Secretary
Chemistry Group Honors Davidson At Tuesday Event
Former KU Chemistry Department chairmen C A Vander Werf R Q Brewster and Arthur W Davidson attended the honors banquet with Jacob Kleinberg as chair and C A Reynolds Jr as associate chair. Davidson was guest of honor and keynote speaker receiving a bound letter volume. the A W Davidson collection will join the KU science library with over $1 000 raised. Students earnedPhillips fellowship 3000 Wayne Boring Du Pont award and multiple others including Brent Briden Petrie Calhoun Loter plus undergraduates who each received handbooks.
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Istry
C. A. VanderWerf
Hope College
Holland, Mich
C. A. Reynolds
Davidson
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University
Kansas Union
R. Q. Brewster
Arthur W. Davidson
Jacob Kleinberg
C. A. Reynolds Jr
A. W. Davidson
KU Science Library
Kleinberg
Stanley Piekarski
Cleveland
Ohio
Phillips
Wayne Boring
Robinson
DuPont
Roger Briden
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Ray Q. Brewster
American Chemical Society
New York City
Glenn Petrie
Lombard
Ill
Carol Calhoun
California, Mo
Joe Loter
Wheeler
Tex
H. P. Cady
Byron Cotter Jr
Wichita
Larry Friesen
Clay Center
Douglas Hamilton
Salina
William Homer
Paola
Richard T. Hornsby
Charles Newton
Grainfield
Alpha Chi Sigma
David Peterson
Prairie Village
Local KU language honors awarded to Kansas students
Two Lawrence students at Kansas University were honored at the French and Italian Department dinner. Karen Finfrock and James McCalla received Annette Elise Rolli scholarships for excellence in intermediate studies. Lawrie Cena was named outstanding French grad, and Pi Delta Phi book awards went to Douglas Amend, Michael McDonald, and Linda Wrench.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Karen Finfrock
A. Merle Finfrock
Kansas
James McCalla
Wesley McCalla
Ohio
Annette Elise Rolli
Lawrie Cena
Topeka
Pi Delta Phi Book
Douglas Amend
Great Bend
Michael McDonald
Kansas City
Linda Wrench
Newark
N. Y
Carry Nation opening night tickets still available
A few tickets remain for the Carry Nation centennial opera at KU University Theatre with 8 20 p m opening. Standing room admissions are offered for later performances and some seating is in folding chairs along aisles.
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Carry Nation
Kansas University Centennial Opera
University Theatre
Region Officials Receive Warm Reception in D C Visit
Mc Ark Basin Water Management Assn leaders including Ray Wells and city officials met in Washington with House and Senate Appropriations Subcommittees to seek funding for Kaw River Basin flood protection Perry Reservoir and Clinton Reservoir projects. The delegation highlighted a unified program with Gov. Avery and Sen. Carlson backing the $1.4 million $10.5 million and $850,000 requests.
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Mc Ark Basin Water Management Assn
Washington, D. C
Ray Wells
Wells
John Emick
Mike Getto
Richard Raney
James Schubert
Bob Zimmerman
Chamber of Commerce
Emil Heck
Kaw Basin Water Management Assn
Lawrence
House of Representatives
Senate Appropriations
Avery
Perry
Clinton
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Gov
Sen
Frank Carlson
Senate
Campaigning Governor Tracks UFO Over Florida Flight
Gov. Haydon Burns said a UFO flashed lights near his plane while en route to Tallahassee from Orlando on a reelection trip. His pilots pursued it but the object vanished upward, with Burns, an assistant, a Highway Patrol captain and four reporters aboard.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Haydon Burns
Burns
Convair
Florida Highway Patrol
Orlando
Mine Workers Ratify Accord to End Soft Coal Strike
United Mine Workers leaders ratified a contract aimed at ending a strike by over 50 percent of the nation’s 100,000 soft coal miners. The National Policy Committee approved the pact pending formal signing. The deal reportedly grants miners a $1 or more daily pay raise retroactive to April 1, exceeding the 3.2 percent guideline, with about 23,000 miners awaiting final committee approval before returning to work.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
UMW
National Policy Committee
The
Funeral notice for Henigees complete service
Ady Funeral Home reports a complete service for Henigees with contact at VI 3 5111. The notice records a funeral arrangement and provides the originating provider for arrangements.
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Henigees
Funeral Home VI
Ady
Inter-denominational Revivals At Ninth Street Baptist
Inter-denominational revival series ongoing at Ninth Street Baptist Church. Evangelist David L. Gray from Pleasant Green Baptist Church Kansas City Kansas preaches nightly at 8. Music tonight by St James A M E and Trinity Episcopal. Youth night Thursday with First Church of the Nazarene and St Luke A M E providing music. Friday music by Churches of God in Christ in Lawrence and Pleasant Green Baptist Church Kansas City.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
David L. Gray
Pleasant Green Baptist Church
Kansas City
Kan
St. James A.M.E. Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
First Church of the Nazarene
St. Luke A.M.E
Balloon Down In Desert Area Near Anza Desert
SAN DIEGO Calif AP an air search is under way for aeronaut Tracy Barnes 27 of Chester South Carolina and his hot air balloon after radar placed it descending near Thing Mountain west of the Anza Desert about 55 miles east of San Diego Barnes began the coast to coast flight Tuesday night from La Presa and ground crew Terry Wright 39Unable to locate the balloon radio contact came at 243 am indicating 45 minutes of butane remaining and a descent plan The first hot air coast to coast flight began April 9 at Coronado and two days later Barnes and partner Howard Bolin parachuted from a balloon after a failed test flight authorities expect a three to four month hopscotch voyage
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San Diego
Calif
Tracy Barnes
Here
Sheriff’s Office
Thing Mountain
Anza
Barnes
Chester
S.C
la Presa
Terry Wright
Coronado
Howard Bolin
Open House at Bert Nash Center Hampers Mental Health Week
An open house Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. at the Bert Nash Mental Health Center 342 Missouri Street marks Mental Health Week. New staff will greet visitors and the film The Bitter Welcome will be shown. Careers Exposure Day May 6 at Lawrence High School will introduce seniors to mental health careers with tours to Menninger Foundation and Topeka State Hospital.
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Bert Nash
Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Mo. St
Lawrence High School
Jesse Milen
County Association
Topeka State Hospital
Howard Hurwitz
Charles S
Ralph Wolfson
William A. Binns
George Berg
Lawrence
Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompton
Winter Veterans Administration Hospital
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Lawrence High
Foundation
Ferrier Named Chief Pharmacist at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
David E. Ferrier, 26, of Kansas City, will become chief pharmacist at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on May 9. He will replace Sam Adame who resigned after serving since LMH added the department in 1961. Ferrier earned a BS in pharmacy from Kansas University in 1963 and has worked at Trinity Lutheran Hospital and Menorah Medical Center.
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David E. Ferrier
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
Ferrier
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Sam Adame
LMH
Adame
Lawrence
Leland Installed as President of Kansas Psychological Association
Dr Henry Leland coordinator of professional training and development at Parsons State Hospital and a research associate in the Bureau of Child Research at Kansas University was installed as president of the Kansas Psychological Association at its annual meeting on Saturday at Kansas State University Manhattan.
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Henry Leland
Parsons State Hospital and Training School
Bureau of Child Research
Kansas University
Kansas Psychological Association
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Tarrant to Speak at KU Forum on Senate Candidacy
William Tarrant former Wichita mayor and Senate candidate will address a public KU event at 7 30 tonight in the Forum Room Kansas Union. Sponsored by the KU Collegiate Young Republicans the talk is free to the public.
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William Tarrant
Wichita
U.S. Senate
Kansas Union
Young Republicans
KU Thefts Reported By Two KU Freshmen
Two KU students reported stolen supplies totaling around 65 dollars to KU police. David Brueggeman from Affton Missouri said 31 dollars worth of items vanished from his locked desk in Marvin Hall room 9. Richard Hemphill of 1900 Learnard reported 35 dollars of supplies missing from the same desk area.
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Kansas University
David Brueggeman
Affton
Marvin Hall
Richard Hemphill
Learnard
City Mishap Reported In Tuesday Car Collision
A city accident occurred Tuesday at 2 46 p m on West 6th Street. Shirley C Bennett 23 of 521 Tenn St and Larry A Shoffner 23 of 1125 RI St collided. No one injured. Damage listed as 400 to Bennett and 20 to Shoffner.
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Shirley C. Bennett
Tenn. St
Larry A. Shoffner
R.I. St
W. 6Th Street
Ohio Street
Bennett
Shoffner
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