MIGs clash with US Skyhawks near Thanh Hoa and Haiphong
U S Navy Skyhawks from the carrier Oriskany fought four MIGs about 20 miles northeast of Thanh Hoa while attacking a North Vietnamese train. The jets avoided a battle and caused four boxcars of damage. The encounter marked the farthest south enemy jets have ventured in the war.
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Saigon
South Viet Namse
Hanoi
U.S. Command
Oriskany
U.S
North Viet Nam
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Haiphong
Panhandle
Viet Nam
Monay
Thanh Hoa
Tuc Tranh
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
U. S
U. S. Air Force
U. S. Coast Guard
Vinh
North
Ia Drang
Pleiku
U.S. 1St Cavalry
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Lai Khe
1St Division
Toledo
Phuoc Tuy
Long Khanh
Binh Tuy
Vung Tau
South Viet Nam
Avery Seeks Higher Interest on Inactive State Funds
Governor Avery proposes raising interest on inactive state funds to reflect money market rates since 1965. He favors flexible, adjustable increases tied to market benchmarks and supports bidding on servicing active accounts while keeping funds largely in Kansas. He aims to include the plan in his 1967 platform and notes bankers oppose the idea.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Kansas
Avery
Treasury
Gore says high interest rates may trigger voter reaction
Senator Albert Gore warns in a Senate speech that the Johnson Humphrey administration must act to curb high interest rates or risk a strong public reaction at the polls. He directed remarks toward Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Johnson-Humphrey
Gore
Senate
Aoece
H. Humphrey
RFK stays silent on race for New York governor nomination
Robert F Kennedy said he would not back or oppose any candidate for the Democratic nomination before the New York state convention. He met with Frank D O Connor a leading hopeful and did not comment to reporters. The field includes Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Howard J Samuels and others as Kennedy remains a pivotal factor in the Democratic contest.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
New York
Kennedy
Frank D. O'Connor
New York City
Eugene H. Nickerson
Nickerson
Howard J. Samuels
Canandaigua
Upstate
Massachusetts
Virginia
Officials Face AF Discipline Over XB70 Photo Mission
The Air Force announced disciplinary actions against four officials tied to authorization of a photo taking mission for the XB70 prototype, deemed by Defense officials as having questionable propriety. Col. Albert W. Cate was relieved of deputy for systems tests. Col. Joe Cotton Col. James G. Smith and John S. McCollum received written reprimands.
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Washington
Air Force
California
Secretary of the
Harold Brown
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Brown
Albert W. Cate
Joe Cotton
James G. Smith
Air Force Flight Test Center
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
John S. McCollum
Air Force Systems Command
Wright Patterson Afb
Ohio
Cate
Cotton
Smith
General Electric
Mowbray Installed as President of American Pediatric Association
Dr Douglas T Mowbray of Waterloo Iowa has been installed as president of the American Pediatric Association.
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Philadelphia
Douglas T. Mowbray
Waterloo
Iowa
American Pediatry Association
Tempo Store Celebrates First Birthday With Ribbon Cutting
Tempo Officials mark the store at Malls Shopping Center anniversary with a 9:45 a.m. Thursday ribbon cutting and cake and coffee. The Lawrence Tempo store opened August 18, 1965 as the 40th U.S. location and now numbers 50.
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Tempo
Malls
Gene Vancil
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
KU Figures Attend Funeral for Pittsburg Editor Brinkerhoff
Kansas University figures Dean Warren K. Agee and librarian Jean McKnight attended the funeral of Fred W. Brinkerhoff editor of the Pittsburg Headlight and Sun in Pittsburg. Brinkerhoff died at his home Saturday after more than 50 years as editor of the Pittsburg newspapers. The William Allen White Foundation at KU has established a book collection in his memory.
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Warren K. Agee
Jean McKnight
Kansas University
William Allen White School of Journalism
Fred W. Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Sun
Brinkerhoff
William Allen White Foundation
Agenda Set For Planners At Wednesday Meeting
City Planning Commission schedules a full agenda for its regular monthly session at 7 30 p m in City Hall with seven of eleven items focused on rezonings plus site and plat approvals. Actions include rezoning near 6th and Iowa streets and changes along 23rd Street, 15th Street and various additions. Final and preliminary plats are also on the docket for Alvamar Estates Friends Place Hadock and other developments.
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City Planning Commission
City Hall
6Th and
Iowa Sts
93Th and
la. Sts
Earl
Westdale
Harvard
Iowa St
South Hills
Ousdahl Road
Drezoning
Crossgates
Iowa
26Th
23Rd Street
Santa Fe Railroad
Haskell Avenue
Haskell
Harper Avenue
Planning Commission
Alvamar Estates
15Th
23Rd St
Kasold Drive
Friends Place
Learnard Sts
Haddock
29Rd and
Ala. Sts
Journalist Jules Dubois Dies in Bogota Hotel
Jules Dubois veteran Latin American correspondent for the Chicago Tribune died in his Bogota hotel room likely of a heart attack at age 56 after attending a conference of presidents from Venezuela Colombia and Chile. The Embassy notified Washington as autopsy plans were discussed. He had served on the Inter American Press Association board and led its freedom of the press committee for 15 years. He won KU William Allen White Foundation national citation in 1960 and gave the 11th William Allen White lecture.
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Bogota
Colombia
Jules Dubois
The
Chicago Tribune
Dubois
Venezuela
Chile
U.S
State Department
Washington
the Tribune
Inter American Press Association
Freedom of the Press
Kansas University
William Allen White Foundation
William Allen White
Fraser Theater
50 a Plate Dinner Planned by Democrats
TOPEKA AP The Democratic campaign for state offices opens with a 50 a plate dinner in Topeka on August 30. Tom Corcoran state chairman and Norbert R Dreiling campaign manager for gubernatorial candidate Robert Docking announced the event titled Dinner with Docking and 1966 Democratic ticket.
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Topeka
Tom Corcoran
Norbert R. Dreiling
Robert Docking
Docking
McLouth Enrollment Set for Aug 25 in Unified District 342
Enrollment for both elementary and secondary students in McLouth Unified School District 342 is set for Thursday August 25 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Book rental costs 8 dollars for elementary and 7 dollars for secondary, with lunch at 25 cents per student or 2.50 for a lunch ticket. Both payments may be made at enrollment.
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Unified School District
McLouth
Ira N. H. Brammell
Personal Income Rises to Record in July Amid Strikes
U S personal income climbed to a record level in July with a 2.5 billion rise. Wages and salaries rose by 2.8 billion, offsetting declines elsewhere. Medicare starting July 1 and new supplementary insurance payments reduced personal income by about 500 million.
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Washington
Plante
Three People Injured In City Wreck Monday
A two car collision at 6 15 p m Monday at 9th and Tenn Streets injured three people two of them hospitalized in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs Norman J Willems of 1736 Tenn Street were hurt their car driven by Willems collided with Jesse M Calvin 17 of 1609 Powers Calvin treated and released Willems suffered chest and back pains and Mrs Willems cuts and possible pelvis fracture the Willems car rolled over 71 feet from impact with 1000 dollars damage to Willems car and 500 dollars to Calvins.
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Tenn. Sts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Norman J. Willems
Tenn
St. Willems
Eileen
LMH
Willems
Jesse M. Calvin
Powers
Liberal Man Declines State GOP Chair Seekership
Jim French of Liberal says he will not run for state chairman and will instead continue as chair of the 1st District GOP committee for two more years. He notes the governor's choice and that Oliver Hughes of Emporia vacates the post. The committee will elect a successor August 30 in Topeka during party council meetings.
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Liberal
Kan
Jim French
GOP
Beech and RCA Named Team for SAM-D Contract Phase
Beech Aircraft Corp and RCA selected as a team to enter the contract definition phase of the SAM D missile program in Wichita. Other possible teams reportedly include Hughes with Douglas Aircraft and Raytheon with IBM.
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Wichita, Kan
Beech Aircraft Corp
RCA
Wichita Eagle
Hughes
Douglas Aircraft
Raytheon
IBM
End of New York Herald Tribune Shocks City
The New York Herald Tribune ends publication after 115 days of no issue. World Journal Tribune Inc. merges Herald Tribune with World-Telegram Sun and Journal-American and plans new afternoon and Sunday papers under World Journal. About 800 jobs to be cut.
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NEW York
New York Herald Tribune
Horace Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
Herald Tribune
World Journal Tribune Inc
The
World-Telegram & Sun
Journal-American
Matt Meyer
Meyer
World Journal
William Radcliffe Receives Educational Opportunity Grant
William Worth Radcliffe of 1711 Mass is among 250 Kansas University students awarded an Educational Opportunity Grant for 1966 67. The grant, from the Office of Education, ranges 200 to 800 dollars with University matching funds. eligibility requires 12 hours enrollment and a strong scholastic record.
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William Worth Radcliffe
Mass
William Radcliffe
Kansas University
Radcliffe
Lawrence High School
Office of Education
Lawrence residents praise clean highways seen on tour
Roy Curtis and wife of Route 5 Lawrence report that during a trip through Canada and the Northwest United States they did not see any beer cans or litter on highways in Wyoming Idaho Montana North Dakota Manitoba Minnesota Iowa or Nebraska. They say Kansas roads and Lawrence sidewalks are notably shabby by comparison.
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Roy Curtis
Route 5
Lawrence
Canada
U.S
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Manitoba
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
West Junior High Opens Enrollment Window This Week
New students may enroll at the West Junior High School office from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. this week and the first three days of next. Those unable to enroll during these hours may schedule an appointment.
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West Junior High School
Area cities push motorcycle safety rules amid accidents
Joplin Missouri approves new motorcycle legislation after a series of recent accidents and injuries. Lawrence currently has no helmet ordinance and has had no talks on such law. Douglas County Planning Board will meet at 8 pm Thursday in the Courthouse to continue a public hearing on county wide zoning recommendations.
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Lawrence
Joplin
Douglas County Planning Board
Reservists to be called to active duty in Vietnam
In a Senate action aimed at boosting Vietnam forces, Sen. Richard Russell and Sen. Leverett Saltonstall offered a rider to the defense bill. The proposal would grant the President authority to draft Army Reservists and National Guardsmen with limited prior training for up to 18 months of active duty.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Russell
Saltonstall
Johnson
Child Bitten by Dog in Lawrence Incident
A 2 year old boy, Bryan Byrd of 1606 Craig Court, was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Emergency Room after a dog bit him on the right side of the face. Police reported the incident occurred Tuesday and involved a family dog in Lawrence.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bryan Byrd
Craig Ct
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