Red Guard attack on Soviet Embassy in Peking sparks crisis warning
Izvestia accuses Mao leadership of anti-Soviet hysteria as Red Guards storm the Soviet Embassy in Beijing smashing windows and destroying furnishings. The paper cites a 100 to 150 strong mob burning objects and shouting insults while Tass confirms the incident via its Beijing correspondent.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Red Guard
Peking
China
Red
Mao Tsetung
Tass
Foreign Ministry
Tanjug
Dairy to Begin New Operation at 54,000-Sq-Ft Plant
Milk Producers Market ing Co All Star Dairy will start operations next week in a new 54 000 square foot building at Second and West Access Road with offices opening Monday and manufacturing Friday The plant will employ about 65 people and aim to process 600 000 pounds of milk daily serving a 200 mile radius in Kansas City metro and Northeast Kansas The project totals 1 5 million in building equipment and assets and was aided by 600 000 in city revenue bonds approved March 15 1966
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Milk Producers Marketing Co
All Star Dairy
Second
West Access Road
O. A. Olson
Kansas City
Lawrence
W. 6Th
Olson
Kansas
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Co
Theft and Vandalism Reported at Local Homes and Business
Mrs. Fred Montgomery reported the theft of an auto battery from her car in a garage after 8 p.m. Wednesday. Richard Holzmeister of Capital Federal Savings said vandals shot seven holes in several windows, leaving two ball bearings inside the building. Total window damage estimated at 300 dollars.
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Fred Montgomery
Tenn. St
Richard Holzmeister
Capital Federal Savings
King SCLC to oppose Johnson in 1968 race over Vietnam
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr said the Southern Christian Leadership Conference will oppose President Lyndon Johnson in the 1968 election unless he changes his conduct of the Vietnam War. He pledged to vote for someone against the war and would not name a candidate yet, awaiting developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
King
SCLC
Son of First WWII Hero Studying for Episcopal Ministry
Colin Kelly II, son of Captain Colin P. Kelly Jr. the first WWII hero, will enter a Philadelphia divinity school next month to study for the Episcopal ministry. His father died in the Philippines after the Pearl Harbor attack, staying with his bomber to order the crew to bail out and earning the Distinguished Flying Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Colin Kelly, II
America
Episcopal
Colin P. Kelly Jr
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
Kansas University to build great regional law school at KU
The article profiles the push to create a large regional law school at Kansas University with plans for a south campus building costing 1.2 million and alumni fundraising of 750000. A model and plan are due by November 24, and the facility would hold 500 students with amphitheatre classrooms seminar rooms a courtroom and faculty offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan
Logan
King James
Kansas
Weather Bureau Awaits Pollution Clearing Winds
Stagnant polluted air trapped in a temperature inversion covers a wide area of the Eastern seaboard from Albany to the Carolinas. Meteorologists monitor a Canadian cold front that could bring cleansing winds late Friday or early Saturday. The Weather Bureau notes the lid may worsen before improving, with major cities including New York, Washington and Baltimore affected.
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New York
Eastern
Seaboard
U.S
Weather Bureau
Albany
N.Y
Connecticut
Carolinas
Georgia
Washington
Baltimore
Douglas Farm Bureau Commended by State
The Douglas County Farm Bureau won official commendation from the Kansas Farm Bureau for exceeding its 1967 membership quota. A letter to President Max McClure from Kansas Farm Bureau director Frank Bernasek notes the statewide effort boosted state federation membership to 83,698 across 105 counties. State records show Douglas County with 1,207 members in 1967.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Kansas Farm Bureau
Max McClure
Frank Bernasek
Kansas Farm Bureau Organization
Kree Prescription Delivery and Immediate Mail Service
Local notices describe Kree Prescription Delivery and Immediate Mail Service operated by All Raney. Details indicate business offerings and potential regulatory or licensing notices affecting operation.
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Raney
Kansas Highway Bid Totals Reach 12 Million In Statewide Offer
Kansas City firms led a record bid day for the Kansas Highway Commission with about 12.5 million dollars in offers. Low bids included Kansas City Structural Steel on twin viaducts for Interstate 635 and J. A. Tobin Construction on US 73 paving near Lansing, among others.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas City Structural Steel Co
Santa Fe
J. A. Tobin Construction Co
U.S. 24
Lansing
Frisbie Bridge Co
42Nd Ave
Minnesota Ave
38Th Street
Leavenworth Road
Clarkson Construction Co
Tobin
Shawnee
Pflumm Road
Nieman Road
Ransom and
Sheetz
Lakin
Syracuse
Kansas
Freeto Construction Co
Pittsburg
U.S
Chetopa
Oklahoma
George M. Myers Inc
el Dorado
Jewell
Prairie States Construction Co
Wichita
U.S. 77
Waterville
Siebert Land Co
Ness City
Milbourne to Speak at Lawrence Rotary Meeting
Max Milbourne of Manhattan, governor of Rotary International district 571, will address the Lawrence Rotary Club Monday. Milbourne oversees 35 clubs in the district and plans visits to each during his term to discuss projects and future service activities with club officers. He serves as assistant to President James McCain of Kansas State University.
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Max Milbourne
Manhattan
Rotary International
Lawrence Rotary Club
Milbourn
James McCain
Kansas State University
Kidwell and Halley Lead Local Contest Duo
Guy Kidwell and Gene Haley headline a local sports contest with Al Endacott and Gene Hardtakfer in supporting roles. the event features dynamic play and a community audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Kidwell
Gene Hardtakfer
al Endacott
Gene Haley
Lawrence Yearbook Photos For Sophomores And Juniors
Lawrence High School guidance counselor Max Stalcup announced that all sophomores and juniors without yearbook photos will be photographed during registration at the school. The piece also notes widespread tomato crop troubles in the area and outlines state distribution of gasoline tax funds to area counties and cities.
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Lawrence High School
Max Stalcup
Douglas County
Jefferson County
Johnson County
Wyandotte
Franklin County
Lawrence
Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompton
Docking Reports Progress on South Vietnam Visit
Gov. Robert Docking cabled from South Vietnam that his trip is proceeding smoothly. He said he had met the American ambassador, the commanding general of the U S Army in the region, and troops of the 9th Infantry Division and Field Force during the visit.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
South Vietnam
Docking
9Th Ifantry
9Th Infantry
Regents Professor Higuchi joins KU with física pharmacy focus
Takeru Higuchi, 49, joins Kansas University as a Regents Professor in a new lab complex to advance pharmaceutical analysis. He plans a graduate‑level program on drug transfer systems, oversees 15 students, and continues collaborations with Wisconsin. He emphasizes independence and a KU first in physical pharmacy.
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Highway 59
19Th Street
Higuchi
Wisconsin University
Journal-World Photo
Takeru Higuchi
Chemistry
Pharmacy
Mount Oread
Kansas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas Board of Regents
Curt Teichert
Botanical Research Center
Edward Kremer
University of California
Berkeley
Wisconsin
National Institutes of Health
U.S. Department of the Army
Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Regents
Los Altos
Calif
Japan
Jim Ryan
New Faculty Additions to Kansas School of Religion
The Kansas School of Religion will add two full-time faculty members this fall. Rev. Robert L. Shelton formerly directed the Wesley Foundation at Washburn University. Father Arnold Tkacik, professor of sacred scriptures at St. Benedict's, becomes the first full-time Roman Catholic professor at the school.
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Kansas School of Religion
Robert L. Shelton
Wesley Foundation
Washburn University
Arnold Tkacik
St. Benedict’s School of Theology
Atchison
Shelton
Minneola
Hutchinson High School
Baker University
Boston University
Ecumenical Institute
Bassey
Switzerland
Robert Bobilin
Hawaiii University
Father Tkacik
St. Benedict’s
Pontifical Biblical Institute
Rome
Ecole Biblique
Palestine
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Notice
Experienced personal service offered by Rumsey Funeral Home. VI 3-6111 to arrange memorial services and viewings.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Sympathy notes for Florence Crawford son loss
Sympathy notes and condolence cards are requested for Florence L. Crawford of 5900 Swope Parkway Kansas City Missouri following the recent death of her son.
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Florence L. Crawford
Swope Parkway
Kansas City, Mo
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James K. Logan
KU Law School
Green Hall
Mike Andersen
Russ
King May
Douglas Farm Bureau
Milbourne
Rotary
Bill Rutherford
Iris Aller
Warren Mitchell
Charlie Brown
Mount
Kansas University
KU Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Botanical
East 10Th
Stokely-Van Camp
Wakarusa Valley
Docking Wires
S. Vietnam
Aya
Junji
Chie
Peter
Riverside School
Schwarz Road
Kenji
Marquette University
Elec
Warren Mortuary
Lewrenes
Viking
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