Americans Fire On Dominicans Thursday Night
US troops fired on demonstrators attacking them near a bridge in Santo Domingo. The clash wounded six, including a child, as anti American leftists marked the revolution anniversary. Demonstrators chanted anti US slogans and demanded US troop withdrawal while police secured embassy grounds.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Villa Duarte
U.S. 82Nd Airborne
Dominican Popular Movement
America
Congress Snubs Johnson in Budget Fight Over Unrequested Funds
Washington AP report notes Congress showing little appetite to accept President Johnson's request to stop funding unasked programs. The House has passed four of about a dozen annual appropriation bills, none clearing the Senate, totaling roughly $556 million more than requested. Education and health programs gain as veteran and elderly aid overshoots continue, with a $400.2 million addition and a $292.8 million boost to school district payments.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
White House
Ecumenical Institute at KU to explore faith unity
Kansas University hosts an Ecumenical Institute May 1 to May 8 featuring leaders from Roman Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant traditions. Dr. Joseph Sittler Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum and Father Daniel O Hanlon will lead lectures, panel discussions, and study sessions on ecumenism, religious liberty, and church renewal with a $10 registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas School of Religion
KU Extension
Alma College
Los Gatos
Calif
Marc H. Tanenbaum
Joseph Sittler
Divinity School
University of Chicago
American Theological Society
Sittler
Hoch Auditorium
The
Kansas Union
Father O'Hanlon
Rabbi Tanenbaum
E. Dale Dunlap
St. Paul’s School of Theology
Kansas City
Kansas
United States
Conscience Fund Receipts Drop Sharply in US
Washington AP reports the Treasury Conscience Fund shows a steep two year decline with total contributions since last July barely above $10,000. Officials warn the 1960s trend could yield the lowest yearly total in 25 years, with about 150 to 200 contributors annually.
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Washington
Treasury Department
James Madison
Eee
Treasury
Architect Nakashima to Speak at KU Awards Dinner
George Nakashima of New Hope Pennsylvania renowned architect and furniture designer will address the Kansas University Department of Architecture awards dinner at 6 30 p m on May 13 in the Kansas Union He runs wood oriented manufacturing in Pennsylvania Japan and India and studied at the University of Washington MIT and the American School of Fine Arts in Fontainebleau France.
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George Nakashima
New Hope
Kansas University Department of Architecture
Kansas Union
Nakashima
Pennsylvania
Japan
India
University of Washington
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
American School of Fine Arts
Fontainebleau
France
Unemployment Drops in Greater Kansas City Area
Unemployment in the Greater Kansas City area for March fell to 4.2 percent, the lowest for March since 1953 when 2.9 percent. William Slayton, area manager for the Division of Employment Security, cited 4.8 percent for March 1965. The six-county area includes Jackson, Clay, Cass and Platte in Missouri and Johnson and Wyandotte in Kansas.
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Kansas City
Greater
William Slayton
Division of Employment Security
Jackson
Clay
Cass and Platte
Missouri
Johnson and Wyandotte
Kangao
Air Force to study misses in Vietnam jet clashes
An Air Force team heads to Vietnam to determine whether missiles or pilots caused a low hit rate in dogfights with Soviet MIG21 jets. The F4C Phantom’s air to air missiles and pilot tactics are under review after three encounters this week, including one MIG21 shot down and 11 missiles fired without a hit.
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Washington
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Death Toll Rises to Fifty After Mt Kelut Eruption
Jakarta AP reported the Mt Kelut eruption in east Java killed 50 and may rise. About 100 others were unaccounted for in a nearby village as lava streamed from the 5,678 foot peak toward Blitar. Communications with Blitar were cut off. Red Cross had not received aid requests.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Mt. Kelut
Java
Antara
Blitar
Red Cross
American Writer Read by Mt Dread Audience Monday
Howard Nemerov, highly regarded American writer, will read at 4:30 p.m. Monday in Dyche Auditorium. He authored novels, poetry, stories, and essays and has held prestigious fellowships. The KU English Department and Student Union Activities Poetry Hour sponsor the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Nemerov
Dyche
Nemerov
Kenyon Review
Institute of Arts and Letters
Hamilton College
Minnesota University
Bennington College
KU English Department
Student Union Activities
Russians Began Antimissile Program But Faced Difficulties
Washington officials said the Soviet Union started to build antimissile facilities but halted, signaling at least an initial emplacement attempt. Officials remained uncertain about current deployment while noting U.S. reconnaissance tracks such programs. The piece cites Soviet claims of missile interception ability and U.S. penetration aids designed to defeat defenses.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Leningrad
Moscow
Rains Continue For Southwest
Heavy rains spread from Texas into the Southeast as severe storms taper off. Tornadoes were sighted in Oil City Louisiana and near Charleston Mississippi, with 92 mph winds at Oxford Mississippi. Dallas flood floods many areas after a pre dawn cloud thrust, seven drowned, levees on Trinity River since 1930s.
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Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tampa Fla
Oil City
Charleston
Miss
Texarkana
Ark
Oxford
Dallas
Trinity River
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Kansan First to Shoot Down a MIG Over North Viet Nam
Maj. Paul J. Gilmore, a Cherryvale native and Chanute High School graduate, is credited with shooting down the first MIG21 over North Viet Nam. His parents, J. L. and the Cherryvale family, say AP reports were the first news they had in weeks and they were worried.
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Chanute
Kan
North Viet Nam
Kansan
Paul J. Gilmore
J. L. Gilmore
Cherryvale
Chanute High School
Associated Press
Social Work Colloquium At KU Draws Midwestern Professors
A weekend colloquium at Kansas University gathers social work professors from seven midwestern universities to discuss professional issues and community concerns. Participants include Joan Cummerton from Iowa and Dorothea Spellman with Irving Kaplan from Denver, with aims to protect children, education, family life, health, housing, and earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
R. Paul Brotsman
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nebraska
Denver
Washington
St. Louis
Prof. Brotsman
Joan Cummerton
Dorothea Spellman
Irving Kaplan
Patricia Theimer
Doris Fahrney
Leon Ginsberg
Alahoma
James Kirkland
S. Louis
Hans ‘Falk
Washington University
Blake
First Cuban repatriates arrive under U.S. program
In Miami Francisco Escobar, 17, confessed to pointing at his seat belt as stewardess Chris Pipkin spun by. He was among six Spanish speaking U.S. citizens repatriated from Cuba in a State Department program arranged with Castro's government, marking the first group to leave Cuba under the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Chris Pipkin
Francisco Escobar
Miss Pipkin
U.S
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Johnson fund-raiser draws Democratic bigwigs from five states
About 900 members of the President's Club from Texas New Mexico Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma attended a Thursday night dinner dance in Houston to back the Democratic coffers. Johnson urged lawmakers to place national interests first and urged unity and prosperity over party. Luci Baines Johnson and Lynda Bird Johnson were present with Patrick Nugent who is to marry Luci in August.
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Houston
Tex
Johnson
President's Club
Robert H. Fleming
Fleming
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Lynda Bird
Luci Baines
Patrick Joseph Nugent
Luci
Washington
CST
Lynda
Austin
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
John Connally
Orval Faubus
Jack Campbell
America
Rhodesia Premier vows no ground in talks with Britain
Salisbury Rhodesia Prime Minister Ian Smith said Rhodesia would not concede on principle in forthcoming independence talks with Britain. He cited a white majority pledge made at elections and insisted Rhodesia is independent since November. He warned against a new stalemate while noting the white population of 250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Britain
Bulawayo
Smith
Africa
Reading by Howard Nemerov Canceled at KU
The Kansas University English Department announced the cancellation of a reading by American author Howard Nemerov. The event, scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Monday in Dyche Auditorium, will not take place.
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Kansas University English Department
America
Howard Nemerov
Montdey
Dyche Auditorium
Ulcers, Tranquilizers Tied to Able Children
Baltimore AP: Dr. H. Gerthon Morgan reports many elementary pupils nationwide receive tranquilizers and an alarming number develop ulcers due to academic pressure. He links anxiety to student achievement demands from selves, families, communities, and teachers, urging value of individuals and caution in hiring teachers over personal empathy.
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Baltimore
H. Gerthon Morgan
University of Maryland
Institute of Child Study
Maryland State Department of Education
Dr. Morgan
Trinity Lutheran Film Show For Newlyweds Parents
Trinity Lutheran Church invites members and friends to view a colored film strip titled Parents of Pre Preschoolers as the first in a four part Family series. Mrs Fred Cooper heads the Christian Family Program and will conduct the Sunday 10 to 10 45 a m session in the upstairs social rooms. The emphasis marks National Family Week May 18 with a second emphasis on the 1966 Family Week Books. Books on family life for all ages will be displayed in May in the church narthex and may be purchased by members and friends.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Fred Cooper
Christian Family
K. A
Hillcrest
Call Holmes, Peck & Brown, Inc
Mass
Lawrence
Holliday Hills
Ford
University Place
Thia
Simmons Healters
Cone Tractor
Hayden Jones
Jones Farm Supply
East 23Rd
Hiway
Royal Portable
Gill Agency
Tenn
Holmes, Peck & Brown, Inc
Iris Aller
Gene Hardtaker
Bill Rutherford
Alan Endacott
Guy Kidwell
Warren Mitchell Eo
Open House at Bert Nash Clinic for Mental Health Week
Open House will be held Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Bert Nash Mental Health Center. Staff will greet visitors at 342 Mo. St. as part of Mental Health Week May 17, sponsored by the Douglas County Association for Mental Health. The public is welcome.
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Bert Nash
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Ralph S. Farmer Deceased
Petition filed in Douglas County Probate Court for final settlement and distribution of Ralph S. Farmer estate. Executrix Helen Elizabeth Farmer seeks approval of acts, accounts, expenses and determination of heirs legatees and property shares under the will. Hearing set for May 24, 1966 at 10:00 a.m. in Lawrence Kansas. Attorneys Springer & Springer represent petitioner. First published April 15, 1966.
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Ralph
Farmer
Kansas
Helen Elizabeth Farmer
Ralph S. Farmer
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Caddolie Myrlyn Hamilton Brown
NansoonAd
Myriyn Hamilton Brown
Caddolia
Lawrence
John W. Brand, Jr
Stevens, Brand & Brand
Cougar
Lene E. Hammer
State of Kansas
Wesley M. Norwood
Lena E. Hammer
Douglas County Planning Commission
Harold C. Drennon
N. W
23Rd Haskell Avenue
D. E. Mathia County
Harry A. Brown
State of
Stevens, Brand & Bran Attorneys
Probate notices and co executor appointments in Douglas County Kansas
Court actions announce final settlement petitions for the estates of Lena E Hammer Fred C Black and the appointment of Kathryn S Black and Richard A Barber as co executors. Notices set May 24 1966 and nine month demand periods for creditors with details on heirs devisees and legatees and a planning commission rezoning hearing for Harold C Drennon in Lawrence Kansas May 9 1966.
Godding Estate Administrator With Will Annexed Named
Olive B. Godding deceased in Douglas County Kansas. On April 19 1966 the Probate Court appointed Arthur H Godding as administrator with the will annexed of the estate. Creditors heirs devisees and all others must present demands within nine months of first publication. Riling and Riling represent the administrator. Charles C Rankin Probate Judge attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Fred C. Black
Kathryn S. Black
Richard A. Barber
Probate Court
Kathryn
Black
Barber, Emerson
Olive B. Godding
Arthur H. Godding
Riling & Riling
John J
Riling Attorneys
Charles C. Rankin
Auction Catalog of Restaurant Equipment and Furnishings
A Lawrence Kansas auction lists vast restaurant items including deep fryers, coffee makers, meat slicers, mixers, coolers, tables, chairs, display cases, cash registers, diningware, marble, tile, and tools. George Mullenix of 3502 Tra Rd sells cash terms with Harold Courter as auctioneer and Bill Patrick as clerk.
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Ternational
Hamilton Beach
Norge
Siasions
Burroughs Cash Register
National Cash Register
Dow
Dee
George Mullenix
Tra Rd
Lawrence
Kansas
Harold Courter
Mee South
Bill Patrick
Public Auction for R & R Furniture May First 1966
Continuation of a going out of business sale at 1015 W. 9th Lawrence Kansas. Items include antique beds, bookcases desks chairs tables plus tools and household goods. Cash terms. remove items after payment. Auctioneer Bill Lebert clerk. Owner Ralph Rood and Skillet Skiles listed.
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Sun
Lawrence
Kansas
Ralph Rood c. G
Bill Lebert
Mariners Club
Vermont, Lawrence
Kan
Mariners Club of
Presbyterian Church
C. G
Auessioneer
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Herman Cohen
Paul Davis
Mary Morgan
Michael Moriarty
AIR Force
Mt. Dread
Bigwigs
Trinity Lutheran Film Due
Daily Journal-World
Vustanuw
Caddolla
Oskaloosa
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