Seven Die In Texas Floods As Dallas Suburb Struck
Seven people drowned and two missing as heavy rain hit Dallas and Garland. Residents evacuated as waters rose, with a woman auto swept away with her husband and child. W. L. Perryman of General American Oil Co. among the dead. six Dallas firefighters later reported missing then found safe. Water closed major roads and flooded the Ford plant, while smaller storms lingered across Oklahoma and Illinois.
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Dallas
Tex
Garland
W. L. Perryman
General American Oil Co
Canada
Robert Buck
Adrienne
San Antonio
Texas
East Point
Eric Jonsson
Ford Motor Co
Central Expressway
Duck Creek
Oklahoma
Illinois
Plains
Atlantic Coast
Granite City
Ill
St. Louis
Centennial Opera carries guests for KU debut Carry Nation
Kansas University premieres Carry Nation at University Theatre with a starry audience incl U.S. and state leaders. Attendees include Gov. William Avery’s wife Mrs. Avery, Lt. Gov. John Crutcher, Sen. Glee Smith, Rep. John Vogel, Board of Regents members, Kansan leaders from Topeka and Lawrence, and national music critics. Lead roles feature Beverly Wolff, John Reardon, Kenneth Smith, and Patricia Brooks. critics from New York to Boston attend.
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Nation
Kansas University Centennial Opera
University Theatre
Risa Foerster
Euless
Tex
Douglas Moore
Rlsa
Lawrence
C. O. Foerster Jr
Elsa, Tex
Lloyd Elizabeth Foerster
William Avery
Topeka
Kansas
John Crutcher
Hutchinson
Glee Smith
Larned
John Vogel
Kansas Board of Regents
A. H. Cromb
Mission Hills
Cromb
C. N. Cushing
Downs
Cushing
Dwight Klinger
Ashland
Klinger
Max Bickford
Bickford
Kansas City
Illus Davis
Miller
Mahlon Delp
The
Medical Center
Delp
George Docking
New York City Opera
Metropolitan
Beverly Wolff
John Reardon
Kenneth Smith
Patricia Brooks
United States Hopes to Turn Viet Nam War Tide
U S officials expect a decisive war turn by early next year as plans for a massive buildup lift U S forces to about 400 000 plus by war’s end The forecast rests on Communist manpower losses exceeding their replacement capacity amid political and military developments in South Viet Nam and potential North Viet Nam red China intervention.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Honolulu
Saigon
North Viet Nam
Red China
Viet Cong
U. S
Fulbright Labels No Sanctuary Policy as Dangerous
AP Washington Sen J W Fulbright calls the no sanctuary policy dangerous arguing hot pursuit over Viet Nam could escalate the war Senate Republican Leader Dirksen calls it a recognized doctrine of war fare and not a trigger for China to intervene. Senator Jackson says it is sound to warn China of consequences if planes are attacked over North Viet Nam. Kennedy says Chinese response must be considered and asks what happens if China bombs bases or ships. Dirksen notes hot pursuit was not allowed in the Korean War.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Viet Nam
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
China
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Fulbright
The
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Thailand
South
Dirksen
Weather update Northeast Kansas frosty nights ahead
Northeast Kansas stays generally fair and cool through Friday with scattered frost or freezing temperatures expected tonight. Highs reach 55 to 60, lows around 30 to 35, plus sunrise at 5:27 a.m. and sunset at 7:11 p.m. Flowers shop credit note appears at end.
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Kansas
Rexall Market Ad Announces Plenamins Prices
Rexall stores promote Plenamins at reduced Rexall Mall prices with a new value emphasis. The notice highlights key Rexall locations and promotions across current stock.
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Rexall
Redees
See 7 PERSONS Antiqueing Demonstration
Page 5 notes an antiqueing demonstration scheduled at Hillcrest Hardware on April 29. The snippet lists seven persons involved and shows a time range from 10:80 to 118, likely OCR distortion for 10:30 to 11:80. Further specifics are unreadable.
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Hillcrest Hardware
Frost Likely Tonight in Lawrence After Unseasonable Cold
Sunny in Lawrence today but the weather bureau warns frost or light freezing temperatures for tonight. A cold front dropped temperatures from 68 to 36 in about 14 hours, marking the 12th sub 40s reading this month. If it falls below freezing, this will be the sixth sub 32 degree night, with a low around 30 to 35 and Friday's high forecast at 55 to 60.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Local Accidents Hospitalize Two
Three accidents were reported in the area Wednesday and today, hospitalizing two persons. Jong I. Choe, 26, sustained scalp cuts and a bruised thigh, and Chae K. Un, 27, suffered a fractured leg. Both are Kansas University students.
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Jong I. Choe
Lecompton
Choe
Watkins Hospital
Chae K. UN
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas University
Alan R. Mulally
N. H. St
Ronald C. Pullin
Emery Rd
High Drive
Cambridge Drive
Mulally
Pullins
Cora H. Riggs
N. 4Th St
Advisory Group Sets Building Needs Priorities
Members of the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Public Buildings met at City Hall to review their inspections of all city facilities. Chairman Ray Culbertson of Capitol Federal Savings and Loan urged City Manager Ray Wells to submit within 30 days a prioritized set of city needs and recommendations, with selected advisory members to assist staff.
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Citizens’ Advisory Committee On
City Hall
Ray Culbertson
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Ray Wells
Culbertson
Wells
Stock Market Closes Lower On Broad Decline
The New York stock index for 60 issues ends at 344.4, down 3.3 points as trading closes. The AP reports a broad market slide with several sectors in retreat.
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New York
GM Guilty In Antitrust Suit
The Supreme Court ruled General Motors violated antitrust law by attempting to ban Chevrolets sold through discount houses in Los Angeles. Justice Abe Fortas called it a classic conspiracy in restraint of trade, adding elimination of discounters from the market is a per se Sherman Act violation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
General Motors Corp
Los Angeles
Justice Department
Abe Fortas
Fortas
General Motors
Chevrolet
U.S. District Court
Detroit
Discount House
California
Department
Power of press praised in Tucson letter
A Tucson reader credits the Daily Citizen and Daily Star with moving his lost gold watch into another suit, praising the papers after placing an ad in the lost and found column. The note was shared with Bob O'Brien, manager of classified ads, by AP.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bob O’brien
Tucson Daily Citizen
Arizona Daily Star
Settlement Talks Begin in Asphalt Price Fix Case
TOPEKA AP Most of the 12 defendants in the state suit to recover 12.5 million for alleged asphalt price fixing have shown interest in settlements. Atty. Gen. Robert C. Sonderholm said most defendants have contacted his office about a possible settlement. Antiqueing Demonstration 10:30 to pst April 39, Hillcrest Hardware. Vv.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Atty
Robert C. Sonderholm
Hillcrest Hardware
Graduation Programs Planned For Lawrence High and Haskell
About 845 students from Lawrence High School and Haskell Indian Institute will graduate this spring. Lawrence High holds commencement June 2 at Allen Fieldhouse with student planners selecting speakers. Haskell’s ceremony is May 25 at Haskell Stadium with Lester Towle as speaker.
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Lawrence High School
Haskell Indian Institute
Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence High
LHS
Bill Medley
Medley
Rackie Baer
Terry Bysom
Sam Campbell
Scott Clark
Jim Craper
Jeff Gardner
Bob Harris
Lydia Kimbrough
Larry Morris
Betsi Nelick
Pete Roth
Nancy Taylor
Dale Tremain
Tacy Weidman
Virginia Wulfkuhle
Jackson Armbrister
Mike Elzea
Kent Rhodes
Kathy Shepherd
E. J. Logsdon
Don Binns
al Woolard
Mary Gauthier
Robert Wright
Melvin Wyler
Millard Denny
R. Wayne Nelson
Wesley Keltcher
Gertrude Ruttan
Haskell
Haskell Stadium
Lester Towle
Indian Bureau
Anadarko, Okla
Tom Swift
St. Mary’s College
Stidham Union
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Menninger Foundation
Menninger
Alan Rich
New York Herald- Tribune
Paul Hume
Washington Post
Martin Bernheimer
Los Angeles Times
Thomas Sherman
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Elliott Norton
Boston Record-American
Theodore Strongin
John M. Hightower
State Department
By Jack Bell
Allison-Thomas Flower Shop
Carry Nation
Risa
Mrs. Nation
Mount Oread
Murphy Hall
Journal-World
Frost
John L. Ward
Dearborn Heights
Mich
Ward
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