De Gaulle Policies Spark U S Warning On European Rivalries
U S Undersecretary George W Ball says De Gaulle seeks a first class France that demeans neighbors risking a return to old rivalries and possible world war. He warns NATO crisis grows as France plans to pull out and pressures European unity for true independence.
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Dodd to Have Time To Prepare Defense
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd will be given time to prepare for public hearings on his relations with Julius Klein. The six member Ethics Committee said hearings may be delayed a month or two while closed sessions decide jurisdiction. Dodd welcomed the inquiry saying it will reveal alleged malice and theft of documents, while Klein denied any improper influence.
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Communists Rush Supplies South Before Monsoon
North Viet Nam has built a 200 mile road network in the Laos Panhandle to move trucks and materiel into South Viet Nam before the rains begin. Officials estimate 1,500 to 3,000 trucks operate there with routes through Mu Gia and Na Pe passes, while Hanoi aims to boost infiltration and main force units as dry season advances.
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Storms Leave Dallas Fort Worth in Devastating Wake
Across North Texas storms killed seven more people and caused extensive damage. Dallas Fort Worth area saw twelve deaths over two days with eight drownings. Dallas County declared disaster areas. Tornado struck Fort Worth Christian College. Garlands Duck Creek rose to twelve feet. Trinity River crest 34 feet. Windthorst dam breach flooded Lake Arrowhead. Eastern U S also soaked as cold rain and snow spread.
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2600 Toronados Recalled Over Wheel Nut Risk
General Motors announced recalls of 2600 Oldsmobile Toronados after inspection found wheel nuts tightened to the point lugs could snap. The company also recalled about 23000 1964 Cadillacs two years earlier for a defective hood latch that could cause the hood to fly open. The actions come as major automakers finalize defect lists for Sen. Abraham Ribicoff's Senate subcommittee probe into safety practices.
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Big Top Circus to perform in Lawrence May 5
The Al G. Kelly Miller Brothers Circus announces a one day engagement in Lawrence on May 5 with performances at 4 and 8 pm near 10th and Kasold. Sponsored by the Eagles Lodge proceeds support lodge projects. Acts include Peopoldo Castillian Prince of Equestrians Miss Myrna the Goddess of Flight and Miss Oklahoma the trained hippopotamus plus elephants and a cage of jungle animals.
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Latham Home Named City House of Month
Mrs. George Latham’s Dutch colonial at 945 Ind. was chosen Lawrence’s House of the Month for April by the Lawrence-Douglas County Beautification Council. The award, part of Spring Beautification Weeks, recognizes outside appearance and landscaping.
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Student Cast for KU Opera Performs With Distinction
University of Kansas presented Carry Nation with a student cast led by Doris Peterson Norma Sharp David Holloway and Michael Riley. The young singers, advancing undergrad and graduate students, delivered professional level interpretation immersing themselves in their roles. Peterson as Carry impressed with a taxing assignment and strong character portrayal.
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Rain adds to KU totals but April still under normal
Rain soaked much of Kansas with the Kansas University Weather Station reporting 0.28 inch in the latest totals and bringing April to 2.98 inches, below the 3.42 inch normal. Through April 1966 total rainfall is 5.20 inches, over 2 inches below the yearly normal of 7.91, with varied amounts at El Dorado Dodge City Wichita Chanute Larned LeRoy Marion Quenemo Wamego Ellsworth and other sites.
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KU Symposium Opens With Ecumenical Institute Week
Kansas University launches the Eighth Annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music and the Ecumenical Institute with visiting composers arriving for Mount Oread events. Notable speakers include Dr. Joseph Sittler Fr. Daniel O Hanlon and Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum. Public concerts by the Kansas City Philharmonic are free Monday to Wednesday under Robert Baustian.
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Rain Fuels String Of Local Car Crashes Injuring Three
Four collisions were reported Friday and today totaling $1,775 in damage. Eugene G. Gfeller and Floyd Chronister collided on North 2nd Street with minor injuries. Kansas University junior Michael Levota and KU freshman James Zimm erman were hurt when Levota’s car was struck from behind near Lawrence. Robert Andes escaped injury after his car ran off the Turnpike access road. Earlier, Gerald D. Dwyer and George Griggs collided on Massachusetts Street causing $375 in damage.
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Weather Update for Northeast Kansas Parts of Cloudy Cool
Partly cloudy and cool in northeast Kansas with today reaching 45 to 56 degrees and tonight’s lows in the 30s to 40s. Clearing likely Sunday with highs 55 to 60. Reading shows yesterday’s high 76 and low 50, with a rainfall total of .28 and a record high 93 in 1959. Sunrise 5:xx, sunset 7:18.
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