Viet Air Commander Urges North Vietnam Invasion
In Saigon the South Viet Nam air force commander calls for an immediate land invasion of the North, arguing air strikes on roads bridges and railways alone fail to stop the Viet Cong and that bombing only will prolong the war. He warns that a larger action is needed to end the conflict.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Associated Press
North Viet Nam
U.S
National Liberation Front
Viet Nam
Hanoi
City Planning Rehearings Policy Debate Faces City Commission
In a heated session last Wednesday the planning commission upheld a 1957 policy barring rehearing of rezoning requests within a year, prompting attorney Robert Oyler to call the decision tantamount to a denial. The city commission may now rule on Moore's duplex and apartment zoning clash, with votes reflecting concern over precedent and timing.
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Planning Commission
City Commission
Ray Wells
Moore
Planning
City Commissions
Robert Oyler
Olyer
Charles Stough
John Emick
Ernest Pulliam
Jim Owens
Rusty Springer
Fred Cooper
Jim Schubert
Mike Getto
Richard Raney
Commission
Oyler
Kansas University
J. R. Pulliam
KU Sachem honors unveil new members
Howard Wilcox of 1530 La. St is named to the KU junior class Sachem honorary society. New members will be initiated May 16 in Bailey Hall with a 12 45 p m dinner in the Kansas Room of the Union. Other KU juniors named include Mike Vineyard Wymore Neb Lowell Paul Miltonvale Dan Householder Wichita Tom Elliott Shawnee Mission Dodge Engelman Salina Henry Bisbee Toledo Ohio Steve Munzer Salina Mel O Connor Wichita Bill Frick Fort Scott Gary Walker Wichita Terry Hammons Oswego Pat Mc Grath Prairie Village.
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Howard Wilcox
la. St
Kansas University
Sachem
Bailey Hall
Kansas Room
Kansas Union
Mike Vineyard
Wymore
Neb
Miltonvale
Dan Householder
Wichita
Tom Elliott
Shawnee Mission
Dodge Engelman
Salina
Henry Bisbee
Toledo
Ohio
Steve Munzer
Mel O'Connor
Bill Frick
Fort Scott
Gary Walker
Terry Hammens
Oswego
Pat McGrath
Prairie Village
Larry Bast
Topeka
Jeff Nichols
Stockton
Bill Farrar
Arkansas City
Sherman Suimley
Jackson
Miss
James Gossett
Glendale
Johnson affirms utmost restraint in Vietnam war
President Johnson states that the U S has used great power with utmost restraint and no official has suggested nuclear use in Vietnam He dismisses talks of nuclear weapon options and says no one in government has urged such action He notes his 17 months as president and extensive planning for public safety. Secretary McNamara adds no military need for nuclear weapons and warns against speculation on remote contingencies.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Howard University official cites external forces behind protests
James M. Nabrit Jr. of Howard University attributes recent campus demonstrations to a few students influenced by external disruptive forces. He notes two known Communists were seen on a student picket line and that the college imposes no restrictions on individuals exercising the right to demonstrate. He adds students arrested in demonstrations have not been disciplined.
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Washington
James M. Nabrit Jr
Howard University
Howard
Nabrit
Wichita Banker Named To KU Alumni Board
William B. Lienhard vice president at Fourth National Bank of Wichita and head of its correspondent bank division was elected to the Kansas University Alumni Association board to replace John F. Eberhardt who resigned after joining the Kansas Board of Regents. Lienhard came from Newton and lettered in basketball for three years, earning a NCAA and Big Seven champion defense in 1952 and later part of the U.S. Olympic team in Helsinki.
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William B. Lienhard
Fourth National Bank of
Wichita
Kansas University Alumni Association
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Topeka
Said Lienhard
John F. Eberhardt
Kansas Board of Regents
Lienhard
Newton
U.S
Helsinki
Lawrence bids on Hillcrest School addition contract
Lawrence Board of Education will open bids at 4 p.m. Thursday at the Administrative Center. A decision to award the general contract for an addition and remodeling at Hillcrest School is expected at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the same center. Kansas University seniors sponsor a May 7 party at 3 30 p.m. at the sand bar marking the 1965 graduating class last party. 126 KU coeds attended the first meeting for pom pon girls with another meeting at 7 p.m. Eight coeds and four alternates will be chosen May 5 along with eight men yell leaders and four alternates.
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Hillcrest School
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Board of Education
Kansas University
Schaake Forms Pontiac Cadillac Agency in Lawrence
Raymond Schaake announced the Schaake Pontiac Cadillac, Inc. motor car agency at 1040 Vt as successor to the Stanley agency. He bought out John Stanley and plans a mid May opening with three salesmen Eldon Statler Phil Hunter and Frank Day.
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Raymond Schaake
Schaake
Pontiac-Cadillac, Inc
Stanley
John Stanley
Craftman Shower Door Company
Craftman Marble Mfg. Co
Lawrence
Morgan-Mack Ford Company
Les Morgan Oldsmobile
Stanley Organization
Eldon Statler
Phil Hunter
Frank Day
Professor Bass to Study Bones Found in Kansas Grave
William Bass of Kansas University will examine skeletal remains of a child in a small wooden box found Tuesday in a shallow grave seven miles northwest of Leavenworth. Bass serves with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and the FBI and will determine age race and sex of the child. Remains were to reach KU this afternoon.
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William Bass
Kansas University
Leavenworth
Bass
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Enthusiast Restores Classic Rolls Royce Across Cities
Mecaskey, a Rolls connoisseur, travels with a 1957 model admired for its ageless design. He notes restoration may require sending the car to Pittsburgh for painting New York for engine work and Chicago for upholstery, despite its intrinsic value.
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Neil Mecaskey
Tenn. St
Rolls-Royce
Lawrence
England
Crewe
Mecaskey
U.S
Middle East
Silver Dawn
United States
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
U.S. and Vietnamese Jets Hit North Vietnam in Seven Raids
American and Vietnamese planes pummeled North Vietnamese targets in seven raids, destroying six military barracks, eight small buildings, and 10 other structures. They sunk 15 junks, damaged a ferry system near My Ly River, and inflicted moderate bridge and base damage with no losses reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
My Ly
Dong Hoi
Huu Hung
U.S
Quang Khe
North
South
Viet Nam
No City Students' Get Merit Honor Eight on LHS Roster
Lawrence High School did not have any National Merit Scholars named from its current senior class though eight finalists are listed. Principal Dan Kahler notes finalists may receive scholarships to KU and other schools, with awards sent to colleges. The article recounts past LHS Merit Scholars and notes the nationwide group included 1920 plus students.
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LHS
Lawrence High School
Dan Kahler
Scholarship Corporation
Evanston
Ill
Kansas High School
Lawrence High
Cynthia Hubbard
Route 1
Elizabeth Neelley
W. 6Th St
Karen Tucker
Mass
John Moore
Lawrence Ave
Gay Cook
Jack English
Clifton Ct
Mary Higley
W. 13Th St
Steve Ridgway
Tenn
Kahler
Erik Wright
Tenn. St
Sara Paretsky
Court Decision Bars Comment on Silence in Trials
The Supreme Court ruled that prosecuting and trial judges may not comment on an accused's silence or imply guilt from silence in state criminal cases. Justice Douglas wrote the majority holding the Fifth Amendment bans such remarks. Eddie Dean Griffin, sentenced to death for the Los Angeles murder of Essie Mae Hodson, was the appellant.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
California
Douglas
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
John M. Harlan
Earl Warren
Eddie Dean Griffin
Essie Mae Hodson
Los Angeles
Johnson insists on firm peace push in Viet Nam
President Johnson declares a steadfast policy of firmness with moderation and readiness for peace while seeking ways to bring Southeast Asia parties to a conference table. He notes a $1 billion drop in federal red ink and announces eight high government appointments amid questions on nuclear weapons and foreign aid timing.
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Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
East Room
White House
Pakistan
India
Congress
Viet Nam
America
South Viet Nam
Munich
Nazi Germany
Liquor Stolen From Peterson Liquor Store
Police report an undetermined amount of liquor stolen from Peterson Liquor Store at 901 N. 2nd St. Entrance gained by breaking glass on the north side of the building.
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Peterson Liquor Store
N. 2Nd St
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Getto
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N. 3Rd St
Haskell Institute
North Lawrence
Lyon Street
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Threespan Bai Duc Thon
Kiwanis
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Thurs
National
Puneral Directors Association
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Adv
VCR
Alyue
Cence Group
R. L
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Andy Anderson Howard
West Sth
Vita
Don Bk
Bailey Harry Hunn
M. Brown
Wee Wow
SS McAlister
Warren O. Scott Lowell S. Reed
Lawrence Memorial Co
Orman Endacott
East 13Th VI
Santa Fes
Santa Fe Ticket Office
Viking
7Th St. Lawrence
Kansas
Santa Fe
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