Lunar Orbiter Faces Troubles With High Resolution Photos
Pasadena AP reports America's Lunar Orbiter, still plagued by camera glitches, was ordered to capture initial pictures of the far side of the Moon from 930 miles up. Officials warn continued high resolution failures could delay close up Apollo landing-site photography next week.
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Computers will transform education, Fortune says
Fortune notes the electronic computer could reshape education as the book did, but warns broad use in learning will likely be delayed. Hardware cost and lack of software and machine-teaching techniques limit rapid adoption, with large-scale use perhaps a dozen years off.
Lawrence National Bank to Increase Capital to 1 Million
The Lawrence National Bank announces a capital increase from 400000 to 1000000 via a 150 percent stock dividend after stockholders vote and U S comptroller approval. Total capital structure becomes 2200000 with strong reserves and FDIC membership. President Riley Burcham says policy to maintain safety continues and deposits are well protected.
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Riley Burcham
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Justin D. Hill
Olin K. Petefish
John P. Peters
George H. Ryan
Dolph C. Simons Jr
A. B. Weaver
Howard Wiseman
Irvin E. Youngberg
Wiseman
Peters
Dixon Haught
Ryan
Lewis R. Coffey
Kenneth Rehmer
William A. Lebert
National League pitchers account for 136 shutouts in 1965
The National League totaled 136 shutouts by pitchers in 1965, marking a strong pitching season across teams. Details reflect performance across multiple clubs with notable contributions from leading starters.
Special experts aid Lawrence schools with curriculum consultants
The Lawrence school system deploys special consultants in reading physical education music and art to guide teachers principals and coordinators. Ms Nolan and Ms McGregor lead reading. Jesse Milan and Ms Gordon head physical education. Mrs Browne directs school music with Wayne Nelson overseeing the cultural arts program.
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Lawrence
Marion Nolan
Dorothy McGregor
Mary Gordon
Jesse Milan
Joy Browne
John Garcia
Penelope Killingsworth
Nolan
McGregor
Milan
Gordon
Browne
Wayne Nelson
Fifth Annual 4H FFA Fair Auction Highlights In Lawrence
Ray Roberts of Williamstown and C G Skiles of 768 Ash led the Heard In Lawrence auction after a substitute auctioneer filled in. The item list featured the fifth annual 4H and FFA Fair auction held Wednesday night.
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Ray Roberts
Williamstown
C. G. (Skillet) Skiles
Ash
Skiles
Islanders Aim to Install Johnson as President of New Hanover
Inhabitants of New Hanover island off New Guinea express admiration for President Johnson. They raise a fund as a down payment to buy LBJ from the United States and install him as their president.
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Johnson
U.S.A
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Notre Dame Alumni Abound on This Season’s NFL Rosters
Twenty two former Notre Dame players are listed on NFL rosters this season. Their movement spans multiple teams, reflecting the program's ongoing pipeline to professional football and the breadth of talent among its alumni.
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National Football League
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Australians and South Vietnamese tally 324 in four battles
Australian and South Vietnamese forces fought four major engagements Thursday near Saigon and in central provinces, claiming 324 enemy dead while American aircrews claimed a MIG in a North Vietnam air battle. The ground actions spanned Quang Tri Long An and Tay Ninh with moderate Australian casualties.
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Guam
Two Theft Reports Filed in City Police Blotter
Ronald Thompson reported two .22 caliber automatic rifles stolen from his 718 Lake home sometime Thursday. Value listed at $70. Everett Taylor said his boat valued at $200 was stolen from the north end of the Kansas River Bridge below Bower sock Dam.
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Bowersock Dam
Tractor turns over, kills 12 year old near Windon
A 12 year old boy named Mike Ellwood died when a tractor pulling a rack and hay baler overturned on him north of Windon Kansas. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Galen Ellwood of Windon. The accident occurred Friday.
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Mike Ellwood
Galen Ellwood
Windon
Handling Details at home or away Ruinigey Funeral Home
Ruinigey Funeral Home advertises handling details for burials at home or away, with contact for arrangements and service planning.
Johnson aims to create neighborhood service centers in every ghetto
President Johnson outlined a program to establish a service center in each ghetto, push Congress on urban bills, and expand neighborhood legal centers. He urged local housing officials to enforce codes, mobilize citizens, and pass funds for Teacher Corps and rent supplements, plus a civil rights bill.
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N.Y
Johnson
America
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Secretary of Housing and Urban Affairs
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Congress
Motorcycle Crash Injures Local Youth On Mass Street
An 18 year old, Roger L. Lanksbury of 809 Madeline Lane, suffered ankle and knee injuries in a Thursday night collision at 14th and Mass Streets. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. Lanksbury’s motorcycle collided with a car driven by 50 year old Jess W. Hatton of 1521 St. Both were southbound on Massachusetts when the bike fell on him after the crash, police said.
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Mass. Sts
Roger L. Lanksbury
Madeline Lane
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lanksbury
Jess W. Hatton
Massachusetts
Canadian Bank Robber LeMay Nabbed in Las Vegas
Geor ges LeMay age 41 wanted for a spectacular Montreal bank burglary and other charges was arrested by three FBI agents in the Golden Nugget casino Las Vegas 1 20 a m He faced unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and conspiracy to bribe with his wife Lise 29 also taken into custody They carried nearly 10 000 in mixed currencies and were long sought fugitives tied to a 1961 Bank of Nova Scotia heist and a multi box jewelry stock and cash theft.
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Georges LeMay
Montreal
FBI
Golden Nuggett Casino
LeMay
Uner
Dean Elson
Dade County
Miami
J. Edgar Hoover
Sai
Lise
Bird
Canada
Bank of Nova Scotia
Favorites Fall in Belmont Stakes Upsets 1958–1965
Across eight years from 1958 to 1965 five odds-on favorites were defeated in the Belmont Stakes. The recurring shocks highlighted the race as unpredictable and showcased surprise winners challenging bookmakers and expectations.
House Rejects Funds for Mohole Earth Probe
The House voted 108 to 59 to block Senate backed funds of 19.7 million for Project Mohole drilling through the earth’s crust. The vote follows prior rejections and linked donor criticisms involving contractor Brown and Root and President Johnson’s urging.
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Brown and Root Contracting
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Card of Thanks from Jess Haney
I thank Dr Walters and staff on first floor for their care and acknowledge the prayers cards and visits from Masonic Lodge Eastern Star White Shrine Eagles and other friends during my stay at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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