Lodge Headed Back for Talks in Viet Nam
The embattled U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge will return to Washington for a major review of policy in Viet Nam. He leaves Saigon with no crisis decisions expected and plans a Rome stop before home, with Deputy Chief of Mission William Porter acting in his absence.
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Algeria
Fee Increase Probable for State University Fees
The Legislative Council may ask the Kansas Board of Regents to raise fees for resident and non resident students at Kansas University and all state schools under the board. A May 13 meeting at KU Medical Center in Kansas City precedes a Topeka session where the council will discuss a Bud get Committee recommendation to raise fees toward about 25 percent of the basic cost of education from the current roughly 23 percent. No action has yet been taken by the board.
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Baker Relays Attract 40 High Schools In Kansas
Lawrence notes 40 high schools expected to take part in the Baker Relays on Saturday. Glenn Cunningham Jr. of Leon High is the featured performer after a 4 22.1 mile at the Kansas Relays and recent 4 20 efforts surpassing his father. Radar readings show minimal radioactivity from Nevada blast per AEC reports. KU grounds crew cleans green paint from Uncle Jimmy statue near Law School. South Park Center hosts junior high dance and senior high dance with Intruders band. African Night at KU Union features music films slides for free admission.
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Uncle Jimmy" Green
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South Park Recreation Center
KU sampler finds no fallout from Nevada weapon test
A Tuesday air sample at the Kansas University Nuclear Reactor Center detected no trace of materials linked to the recent Nevada nuclear weapon accident. Spokesman said the analysis showed no contamination and noted the sample limitations. Benjamin Friesen, associate professor of radiation biophysics, commented on the findings.
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Nevada
Benjamin Friesen
Candy Williams Named Color Girl Finalist at KU ROTC
Kansas University freshman Candy Williams daughter of Eleanor Glenn among three finalists for the Color Girl title in KU ROTC. Other finalists are Joan Heimovics and Kay Horton chosen from about 20 nominees. The Color Girl will be chosen by the honor company and appear at the spring review May 13 at Allen Fieldhouse or the Fieldhouse if it rains, then attend the Navy ROTC ring dance May 14 at the Kansas Union with music by a Pensacola NAS band.
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Kansas University
Eleanor Glenn
Centennial Dr
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Midshipmen
Joan Heimovics
Prairie Village
Kay Horton
Joplin
Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas Union
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Booze Feeds Fire And 24 Men Hurt
A nine hour warehouse blaze fed by vast bonded whisky stacks in San Francisco was finally controlled by 300 firefighters. Twenty four firemen were injured. Flames rose to 150 feet from the four story warehouse, with damage expected to exceed a million dollars. The fire blazed from six PM Thursday to three AM, then another warehouse fire broke out nearby drawing more equipment.
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San Francisco
Improvement Shown For Accident Victims
Area accident victims display progress this week with several still hospitalized at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Prince A. Tyler, 34, of Eu dora, in fair condition after a three car crash near DeSoto on K 10, suffered extensive burns. Ralph C. Shepherd, 30, of Pomona, released from LMH after rib fractures and cuts. William D. Henderson, 37, of 1320 E 18th St., in poor condition in the ICU after severe burns from contact with a 12 000 volt line while working for Kansas Power and Light Co. Service. Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 6111.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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DeSoto
Ralph C. Shepherd
Pomona
LMH
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18Th St
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Kansas Power and Light Co
Kansas City Jazz Festival Combines Local Roots and Ellington
Kansas City gears up for its third annual Jazz Festival in Municipal Auditorium beginning at 2 40 p m with Duke Ellington Stan Kenton Doc Severinsen and Clark Terry headlining backed by local KC players. Marilyn Maye returns as a featured vocalist with Jay McShann and Baby Lovett offering historical narration. A jam room adjacent to the theater adds a warm up venue as Jazz Week winds down with non profit sponsorship and street performances during the week.
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Gins
Municipal Auditorium
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Stan Kenton
Doc Severinsen
Clark Terry
Ellington
Marilyn Maye
McShann
Bird Parker
Baby Lovett
Kenton
Kansas City Jazz
KU Four-Milers Set a Drake Relays Record
Des Moines Iowa Kan sas University four mile relay team won the Drake Relays event with a 16 38 7 clocking to set a Drake Relays record narrowly beating Abilene Christian Charley Christmas clocked 4 02 0 on the anchor leg but finished 16 40 0 for Abilene Christian Kansas also qualified for finals in the 880 yard relay as SMU won its heat under cloudy showers at the start of the meet
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Abilene Christian
Drake
Curt Grindal
Alan Russell
Lowell Paul
John Lawson
Charley Christmas
Christmas
Lawson
Jayhawk
SMU
Camporee Opens For Boy Scouts
The 1966 Pelathe District Camporee opened this afternoon with about 350 Boy Scouts and Explorers and 50 adults at Camp Bromelsick near Lawrence. Explorers Post 2999 will photograph the event for a slide show. Contests run Saturday 9 11 a.m. and 2 5 p.m. A campfire and Order of the Arrow ceremony occur at 7:30 p.m. Sunday awards conclude with flag lowering at 1 p.m.
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Bromelsick
Lawrence
Jim Ware
Order of the Arrow
River's Bend Art Fair Atchison Plans Outdoor Exhibit
The River's Bend Art Fair returns May 7-8 in Atchison downtown with a one man show by John Faber a noted cover artist. John Garcia from Lawrence Public Schools will attend and demonstrate techniques alongside clay sculpturing copper enameling high raising potting silversmithing screen printing wood sculpture and weaving. Judges include Dwight Burnham from Kansas University drawing and painting William McKim from the Kansas City Art Institute and Robert McCloskey director of Hallmark Contemporary Department in Kansas City.
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Atchison Art Association
John Faber
John Garcia
Lawrence Public School System
Dwight Burnham
Kansas University Department of Drawing and Painting
William McKim
Kansas City Art Institute
Robert McCloskey
Hallmark Contemporary
Kansas City
Differences Stressed For Pursuit and Sanctuary
Washington officials draw a distinction between a no sanctuary policy and the pursuit doctrine. They say hot pursuit covers combat engagements across borders, but not deliberate strikes on enemy bases.Officials cited Korea and aircraft across the Yalu to explain limits, while warning China risks retaliation if it intervenes in Vietnam. A decision to strike would require high level approval, with no sanctuary for China but measured actions in place.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Army
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William P. Bundy
America
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Pentagon
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Kennedy
US S
North Viet Nam
The Ecumenical Institute at KU Opens With Trio of Theologians
The Kansas University Ecumenical Institute opens Sunday as part of the KU centennial observance. A public assembly at 4 p.m. in Hoch will feature Dr. Joseph Sittler of Chicago University Divinity School on The Judeo Christian Tradition and the Condition of Modern Man. Responses by Father Daniel J. O Hanlon and Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum set the stage for the institute which runs Sunday through Tuesday with Sittler O Hanlon and Tanenbaum leading major sessions at the Kansas Union.
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Ecumenical Institute
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Missouri
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Chicago University Divinity School
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Alma College
Los Gatos
Calif
Marc Tanenbaum
American Jewish Committee
Institute
The
Kansas Union
Foam tester dies after foam safety demo fall
An autopsy found John L. Ward, 46, of Dearborn Heights, died from a fractured skull after entering a large mass of fire-fighting foam to test its safety. He collapsed following the fall, with Detroit reporting the incident.
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Detroit
John L. Ward
Dearborn Heights
Ball to quit State Department, Globe reports
The Boston Globe said George W. Ball would resign before summer's end. Ball denied plans to leave and said he would eventually return to private life after long service in the State Department, where he was appointed by John F. Kennedy and previously a Washington lawyer.
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John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Alumni Board Session Set For Saturday at KU
The Kansas University Alumni Association holds its spring board meeting Saturday starting 1 30 p m at the Wescoe home with election of officers for 1966 67 and discussion of new by laws to be presented for later approval A luncheon precedes the meeting and wives of directors will be guests at the Wintermote home afterward Social hour follows and many board members plan dinner in the Union and to attend Carry Nation the KU centennial opera
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Kansas University Alumni Association
W. Clarke Wescoe
Alumni Association
Kansas Union
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Wintermote
Dolph C., Simons Jr
Carry Nation
Clevenger Elected to Santa Fe Railway Board
TOPEKA Kansas Charles Clevenger president of the First National Bank of Topeka was elected to the board of directors of the Santa Fe Railway at the annual stockholders meeting. He will serve a four year term joining Prentis C Hale and John Lawrence. Ernest S Marsh noted Santa Fe earned 3.7 percent more in the first quarter vs a year ago.
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First National Bank of
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Prentis C. Hale
San Francisco
John Lawrence
Dallas
Clarence R. Tucker
Longview
Tex
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Richard W. Robbins
Pratt
Kansas Development Credit Corp
Kansas Power & Light, Security Benefit Life Insurance
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Menninger Foundation
Kansas Public Employer Retirement System
Kansas University Endowment Association
Ernest S. Marsh
Santa Fe
Noise in head may yield to simple operation
Dorian Figueroa, 38, who hears squishing whimpering and wheezing noises in his head after a ladder fall, enters radiology testing as doctors diagnose an arterial venous communication near the petrous bone. A simple outside-ear artery procedure could fix it, with major surgery behind the skull as possible backup.
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Miami
Fla
Dorian Figueroa
Figueroa
Adams Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary Card
Mr and Mrs J D Adams of Eudora thank relatives and friends for attending their reception at Eudora City Hall last Sunday in celebration of their 50th anniversary. They also express gratitude for gifts flowers and cards and note the day was a happy once in a lifetime occasion Delbert and May Adams
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Eudora
Eudora City Hall
Delbert
May Adams
In Memoriam Verner M Newman Sr. Remembrance
In loving memory of Verner M. Newman Sr. who passed away two years ago today. Sad ly missed by wife and children.
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Verner M. Newman Sr
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