Bavarian Summer Tour Wows a Lawrence Student
Senior to-be from Lawrence High School writes about a nine day trip through Bavaria and southern Germany. He describes hostels, Rothenburg and Ludwig II castles, Oberammergau, Heidelberg, Berchtesgaden mine, Innsbruck venues, and the Magic Forest. He notes warm impressions of diverse youths and hopes for more time to explore.
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Milex Zim- Merman
Maan, St
Lawrence High School
Kansas
Germany
Egypt
Rothenberg
Berlin
Munich
Rothenburg
Ludwig II
Bavaria
Truman
Independence
Oberammergau
Heidelberg
Hiedelberg Castle
Berchtesgaden Mine
Innsbruck
Austria
Europabrucke
Europe
Italy
Birstein
Lawrence
Edwina Price
Gemini 10 uses extra fuel for large plane change and rendezvous
Gemini 10 faced a fuel shortage after making a large out-of-plane plane change to match an Agena target satellite. John W. Young and Michael Collins docked after a six-hour chase, using the Agena engine to conserve fuel and completing a risky space walk cut short by the maneuvering costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
John W. Young
Young
Michael Collins
Navy
Cmdr
Air Force
Maj
Collins
Ky Won't Run For President
Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky will not seek the presidency in next year’s Vietnamese elections. He plans to return to the air force after the vote, stating he prefers front lines to rear duties and expects Gen Nguyen Van Thieu to run for chief of state. Ky, 35, has long avoided politics while leading the regime after its 13 month rule beginning with the civilian government’s collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Washington Post
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
South Viet Nam
Ky. 35
Ford Foundation outlines satellite plan for noncommercial TV
The Ford Foundation proposed a domestic communications satellite system to create a national noncommercial TV network. The plan would boost educational television by sharing costs with NBC, CBS, and ABC while the基金 foundation would fund and equip the system but not operate it, aiming for cheaper landline alternatives.
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New York
Ford Foundation
Ford Foundations
NBC
CBS
ABC
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Federal Communications Commission
Two Persons Hurt In Local Mishaps
Three traffic incidents over the weekend left two drivers and a passenger with minor injuries. Stewart A. Carter and Elizabeth M. Booth collided on W 23rd Street injuring Selina G. Davis. Linda A. Barfield and Sterling J. Longfellow were hurt in a single vehicle crash on Nai smith Drive. Donald R. Lowe’s truck sustained heavy damage. he was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart A. Carter
Engel Rd
Elizabeth M. Booth
Ala. St
W. 23Rd Street
Ousdahl Road
Selina G. Davis
la Grange
Ill
Carter
Booth
Linda A. Barfield
Kansas City
Naismith Drive
Crescent Road
West Bank
Sterling J. Longfellow
Donald R. Lowe
Basehor
6Th and
Ariz. Sts
Lowe
Old friends reunite after 21 years at Kansas University camp
Norman Denton and Taylor Morrison, former Army Air Corps buddies who served 20 years in the Mediterranean during World War II, meet again at KU Music and Art camp. Their daughters Cathy Morrison and Norma Denton became friends, leading to a weekend family reunion in Lawrence with renewed ties and memories of wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Denton
Air Corps
Taylor Morrison
Lawrence
Morrison
Cathy
Denton
Norma Denton
Journal-World Phtoo
Kansas University
Army Air Corps
Route 5
Robinson
Ill
Dentons
Norma
Army Air
New Orleans
Camp Kilmer
Oran
North Africa
20Th Air Depot Group
Telergma
Algeria
Nales
Italy
Cathy Morrison
KU Professors Criticize Kansas Poll Methods
Kansas University professors James Titus and Herman Lujan join Washburn University’s Harry Wade in condemning recent Kansas political polls. They argue the tests lack random sampling and proper scientific method, warning biased results mislead voters and erode trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Washburn University
Kansas
James Titus
Herman Lujan
Mount Oread
Harry Wade
Topeka
Titus
Bombers Hit Viet Cong Camp Near Saigon and Seize Arms Cache
Highflying U S bombers blasted a Viet Cong base camp about 25 miles northwest of Saigon. Ground troops found a vast cache of arms including 90 000 rounds, mines and submachine guns after entering the area. Two U S helicopters were damaged but repaired with no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. BS
U.S. 25Th Division
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
Pleiku City
North Viet Nam
U.S
Police Court Fines For Traffic and Drunk Driving
Justice actions list multiple defendants across cities with offenses including speeding stop sign violations improper muffler and drunkenness. Fines range from 5 to 50 dollars with several 15 day sentences and paroles for drunken behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Glover
N. Y. St
Barbara L. Baldridge
Tenn. St
Ray L. Chase
Locust St
Thomas Green
Orchard Lane
Justin Hardy
Douglas Jennings
Rockledge Rd
Karin R
One Person Injured in Wreck Near Eudora
A one car crash just outside Eudora injures 23 year old Darlene Spencer of Eudora. The Highway Patrol reports rain contributed to a loss of control and the car left the highway. She was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in fairly good condition with possible rib fractures. Damage estimated at 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Darlene Spencer
Highway Patrol
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Three Die In Airport Crash Near Chillicothe
A six place single engine plane crashed after takeoff from Chillicothe Municipal Airport killing Mary Jane Churchill 35 John P Joyce 45 and Jane Joyce 44 and injuring Don Churchill based on witnesses the craft struck power lines near U S 36 and burned. Joyce reportedly piloted the rented plane bound for San Francisco.
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Chillicothe, Mo
Chillicothe
Mary Jane Churchill
John P. Joyce
Jane
Churchill
Don
Churchill Truck Co
Joyce
San Francisco
U.S. 36
H. M. Elliott
KU Alum Appointed President at Prairie View A&M College
Dr Jesse M Drew a Kansas University alumnus is named president of Prairie View A&M College Texas where he previously served as dean of instruction. Prairie View, a land grant university, enrolls more than 3000 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse M. Drew
Kansas University
Prairie View A. & M.colege
Texas
Prairie View
Land-Grant University System
KU Theater Opens With Medea and A Marriage Proposal
Graduate Showcase theater debuts at Murphy Hall in Kansas University at 8:20 p m offering four public productions Waiting for Godot Fumed Oak Medea and A Marriage Proposal All performances are free The 29th Annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp has ended with about 1300 high school students returning home Summer session finals run Thursday through Saturday as the campus empties Orientation and registration resume September 11 Fall classes start September 19 across KU departments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
Medea
Godet
Oak
Mount Oread
Lawrence
Weekend fire calls report five runs by local firemen
Firemen responded to five calls over the weekend. A car fire at 900 Mass St caused minor damage. A second car fire at Hillcrest Shopping Center also caused minor damage. A trailer at 1000 N Y St belonged to Rev Pat Metz burned due to matches, about 300 dollars in damage. Two grass fires on Florida Street caused no damage.
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Mass. St
Hillcrest Shopping Center
N. Y. St
Pat Metz
Florida Street
Gratitude Notes From Friends and Family
Mrs. Julia A. Horne and Mr. Clarence Flory thank friends for cards flowers and kindnesses. They acknowledge Dr Mitchell and the Moline Home for care and Leonard Tarr thanks for visits and Lawrence Memorial Hospital staff including Dr Ray Clark Dr Joseph and the second floor team.
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Dr. Mitchell
Moline Home
Julia A. Horne
Clarence Flory
Jim
Lawrence Memorial Hosp
Ray Clark
Joseph
Leonard Tarr
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Ford
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Ly Will Hess
Lujan
Wade
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Eno
ASOT
Paweenee Mis
Charley E. Hale
Bullene
Wilfred C. Murray
W. 8Th St
Silas F. Hamilton
Ohio St
Reynolds Shultz
Shultz
Congress
BH Parrett
Finance China
Mortuary Home
New Hampshire
Frank Sullivan
New York Stock Exchange
Tennessee
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