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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1966

Page

4

Costs for TFX Warplane and Phoenix Missile Soar

Pentagon figures show the TFX F111 Air Force version at about 5 million and the Navy model at 8 million. Development costs for the Phoenix system rose from 137 million to 258 million amid guidance and control issues. Government change orders account for the majority of the increases.

Washington Defense Department Department Associated Press Pentagon Navy Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Boeing Co McNamara General Dynamics Air Force Senate Boeing

Births and local notices spread across Eudora Garden City area

Eudora announces the birth of a son Aug 1 at St Catharine's Hospital Garden City. Grandparents listed include Ray Long Eudora and Roy Todd Sr Lawrence. Community items cover a 93rd birthday party in Kerman Calif and a bridal shower for Connie Gabriel and Jerry Snider.

William A. Long Garden City St. Catharine’s Hospital Ray Long Eudora Roy Todd Sr Lawrence Emma Breithaupt Schmidli Kerman Calif Charles Florance Herb Knabe Richard Knabe Karl Eisele Hesper Friends Church Connie Gabriel Jerry Snider Betty Taylor Linda Swickard Women Harold Daugherty Birch St Daugherty Lucille Broers Duane Betterman Superior Wis Hesper Community Room Noel Griffin Margaret Hagenbuch Howard Caviness Leon Durr Ralph Wotan Chloa Breithaupt Oscar Brecheisen Gene Mosser O. D. Dunlap Rose Long Pete Edelbrock

Merit Award for KU Fine Arts From National Music Groups

Kansas University School of Fine Arts earned a 500 merit award from the National Federation of Music Clubs and the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers. The prize honors educational institutions for music performance and promotion.

Kansas University School of Fine Arts The National Federation of Music Clubs American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers

Europe plans farm merger in six nation single market

European Common Market officials arrange a July 1968 deadline to merge agricultural and industrial markets among six nations forming a single market for 200 million Europeans. A common fund will finance supports and subsidies, with a near 2 billion dollar annual budget from 1968 onward to modernize farming.

Treasuries

Profit to Hog Raisers Foreseen by Ag Agency

Agriculture department predicts lower hog prices will still leave most producers with a margin of profit for the rest of the year. U.S. hog production rose 10 percent in the first half of 1966 versus the prior year, with further increases expected in the latter half of 1966 and the first half of 1967.

Washington Agriculture Department

Cugat, 66, Weds Singer Charo, 21 in Las Vegas

Bandleader Xavier Cugat married Spanish singer Charo in Las Vegas this Sunday. The civil ceremony was followed by plans to wed in Spain by a Catholic official. Cugat downplayed the age gap, citing older men with younger partners.

Cugat Singer Xavier Cugat Las Vedas Nev Charo Spain

Explorer Falls in Mine Rescued in Two Hours

An 18 year old explores fell 50 feet in an abandoned lead mine shaft in Eastwood Hills Springfield after his rope broke. He was rescued within two hours and taken to hospital with a fractured back and a broken leg. His companion, 19 year old Paul Montgomery of Nixa, summoned help.

Explorer Springfield Charles Stoner Paul Montgomery Nixa Stoner Montgomery Eastwood Hills Subdivision

Humphrey Declares End of Farm Surplus Era

In Columbia Missouri VP Hubert Humphrey warned the surplus era is ending and reserve acreage will be pulled from mothballs next year. He urged farmers to expand production to feed a growing world demand, citing shrinking stocks in wheat and soybeans and milk sufficiency concerns.

Columbia Hubert H. ‘Humphrey Humphrey Mid- Continent Farmers Association United States

NYU Freshman Baseball Beats 12 of 13 Games

New York University freshmen baseball team posted a 12 win to 1 loss record this season and extended a 10 game winning streak, highlighting strong early performance and team depth.

New York University

Batman Religion Debate Sparks New York Sermon

The Rev. Dr. Robert E. Terwilliger told All Saints Episcopal Church parishioners in Manhattan that the Batman TV series offers a much needed emotional outlet. He called its miracles scientific and praised the show as a practical, though second-rate, fantasy where good defeats evil.

New York Robert E. Terwilliger Terwilliger All Saints Episcopal Church Manhattan

Coffeepot Blaze Quenched by Water in Louisville

An apartment fire in Louisville was extinguished by plain water after firefighters used fog dry powder foam and carbon fents. They discovered the blaze resulted from an overheated coffeepot and stopped it with a glass of water.

Louisville Louisville Fire Department

Two Blondes Chosen For National Miss World Contest

Two regional preliminaries selections name Missouri and Kansas representatives for the Miss World pageant in Columbus Ohio. Eva Sugar baker of Jefferson City Miss Missouri, 18, ash blonde 35-23-36, parents Dr and Mrs E D Sugar baker. Marla Gartin of Kansas City Kansas Miss Kansas, 20, 5 foot 7 light blonde 34-24-35, parents Mr and Mrs Ivan Gartin.

Columbia Missouri Kansas Columbus Ohio Eva’ Sugarbaker Jefferson City E. D. Sugarbaker Marla Gartin Ivan Gartin Kansas City Kan

Astronaut Don Lind’s Daughter Struck, Stable

Kimberly Lind, 3, daughter of astronaut Don L. Lind, remained in serious but stable condition after being hit by a car at West Beach in Galveston. The incident occurred during a family outing on Saturday as she darted from the surf into the vehicle’s path. Lind had just been named among 19 new astronauts in April.

Galveston Tex Kimberly Lind Don L. Lind John Sealy Hospital Kimberly West Beach Lind

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