Fulbright Warns U S Risks Overextending Power Across Asia
SiinDAY COLUMN notes Sen. J W Fulbright warned in New York that U S policy risks overextension of power and mission like Athens Napoleonic France and Nazi Germany. He argued Viet Nam war strains relations with Communist and Western nations and spurs war fever while Congress withdraws from domestic aims.
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Miss Lawrence KU Contest Starts With Tea For Queens
The 1966 Miss Lawrence KU contest opens Sunday with a tea in the Kansas Union English Room at 1 30 p m. Judges begin initial interviews as 30 contestants mingle. The pageant is May 6 at Central Junior High School auditorium with 10 finalists performing before the public.
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Lawrence-Ku
Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce
Central Junior High School
Liz ‘Harris
Gertrude Sellards Peargon
Cynthia Brown
Chi Omega
Judy, Meon
Lawrence
Hewitt
Channette Alexander
Lawrence ‘High School
Judy Scott
Law
Sydney Allen Draft Notice Report For Exam In Utah
Sydney Allen receives a draft order in Salt Lake City Utah directing her to report for induction and take a medical examination the following morning. The notice specifies a required physical exam as part of the draft process.
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Salt Lake City
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Sydney
Lawrence High Band Delayed By Bus Mechanical Trouble
Heard in Lawrence High School Symphonic Wind Ensemble delayed about 12 hours returning Friday evening due to a bus oil seal break that affected brakes. The 43 member group waited in Pittsburg for repairs, singing to entertain mechanics.
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Lawrence
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KU Players Deliver Moving Kansas Memorial Opera Performance
The review lauds Norma Sharp for a poignant portrayal of a demented mother in a Lawrence stage production. David Holloway's baritone impressed in the alcoholic husband role, while Michael Riley offered a restrained, musical father figure. The piece notes fragile strength and hopes for more appearances by these young performers at KU.
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Michael Riley
Carry
Lawrence
Hercules Powder Co to be named Hercules Incorporated
Change becomes effective May 2 and marks the first corporate identity shift since the 1913 founding. Stockholders approved the name change at the March 15 annual meeting with an end of April effective date. Hercules serves as operating contractor at the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant near Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Five Kansas University Students Complete Honors in English
Four seniors Sherrill F Daniels John R Eichstadt Dennis J Reardon 945 Missouri Nicholas A Sharp and junior John Robert Alderman finish the Honors in English program and intend to continue literature studies.
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John R. Eichstadt
Dennis J. Reardon
Missouri
Nicholas A. Sharp
John Robert Alderman
Third Red Jet In Two Days Is Downed by U S
A U S Air Force F4C Phantom shot down a Communist MIG17 100 miles northwest of Hanoi marking the third enemy jet downed in two days. Capt Lawrence H Goldberg and 1st Lt Gerald D Hardgrave led the crew. multiple pilots credited in the air battle and Tass reported seven American planes downed in Friday's fighting.
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Minn
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Sacre, Tenn
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Tampa
Fla
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Oklahoma City
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Peoria
Ill
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Boston
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U Thant
Declaration of War Rejected in Pentagon
The Pentagon reports that a formal war declaration against North Vietnam would reduce U.S. flexibility and hinder a peaceful settlement. It notes no legal requirement for a declaration and cites past presidents acting without Congress. Senator Morse and allies challenged the 1964 joint resolution supporting armed action.
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Education Boards Schedule Meeting
The Lawrence Board of Education will meet at 6 30 p m Monday at the Administration Center followed by a session of the interim Lawrence Unified District No 497 board at the same center Summer school plans for District 60 will be discussed The agenda includes Kennedy School addition plans payment of monthly bills federal project evaluations two planning grants and Education Business Industry Day on May 10 The interim board will consider bidding transportation services negotiating portable units at West Junior High and Sunset Hill School Long Range Planning Committee activities teacher elections salary approvals leaves of absence contract revisions professional development plans summer school textbook rental fee schedule 1966 67 and federal fund project evaluations Also on the agenda are policy manual revisions and Education Business Industry Day plans
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KU Symposium Events Highlight Concerts and Forum Schedule
A slate of events unfolds Tuesday at Swarthout Recital Hall and University Theatre with rehearsals at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and a 4 30 p.m forum on Economics and the Composer. The 8 p.m. concert features works by Childs Dyer Mattila Shumway Luke and others. KU receives a 21495 Rockefeller Foundation grant to bring the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra to campus for the symposium.
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Dyer
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Ray Luke
Oklahoma City University
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Antioch College
Maurice Weed
Northern Illinois University
David Bates
Francis Thorne
New York City
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Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Church of Christ Invites Eudora to Sunday Services
Personal invitation to attend services at the Church of Christ meeting at Kith and Maple in Eudora Kansas. Also invites tuning in for a radio program each Sunday morning on KLWN from 6 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. E. L. Stumbo the regular minister.
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Search begun for U S flier Frank Hern near Canada and midwest
Anchorage authorities report no confirmed radio contact with distance flier Frank Hern since Thursday. Rescue agencies along his route through Canada and the midwest are being alerted as FAA notes Hern was last reported over Regina Saskatchewan at 11 am CST.
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N Y Editor to Speak at 1966 Kansan Board Dinner
William E Blundell editor of the Wall Street Journal front page and 1966 Meyer Berger award co winner will headline the 1966 Kansan Board dinner for the William Allen White School of Journalism at Kansas University The honors dinner is set for 6 30 p m Saturday May 14 in the Big Eight Room of the Kansas Union Students will be honored for 1965 66 work and scholarships for 1966 67 will be announced Blundell KU journalism graduate 1959 61 served as instructor and Kansan editorial writer assistant managing editor and Kansan Board chairman.
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R. I
William E. Blundell
Wall Street Journal
New York City
Meyer Berger
New York
William Allen White
Kansas University
The
Kansas Union
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Kansan
Blundell
Lynda Bird Denies Christmas Marriage Rumor
Lynda Bird Johnson says a Houston Chronicle report that she and actor George Hamilton would wed before Christmas is ridiculous. The 22 year old daughter of the President told reporters she never discussed marriage with anyone after being initiated into a history honor fraternity at the University of Texas.
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Tex
Lynda Bird Johnson
George Hamilton
Houston Chronicle
Maxine Messinger
University of Texas
In Memoriam Woodie Staden Remembered One Year On
In loving memory of Woodie Staden who passed away on April 30 one year ago. Sadly missed by wife, children, grandchildren and sister.
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