De Gaulle Visit May Aid Vietnam Peace Efforts
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Charles de Gaulle’s Cambodia trip could spark tentative steps toward peace talks with North Vietnam. He noted de Gaulle’s talks with Sihanouk and possible visits by Harriman after the trip. Separate notes mention Salinger on Kennedy, Fong urging Haiphong bombing, and Aiken blaming Russia for prolonging the war.
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Mama's and Papa's Find Happiness Despite Success
HOLLYWOOD AP A year ago they were penniless and happy on the beach in the Virgin Islands. This year they are apt to earn a million dollars yet remain happy. The Mama's and the Papa's are really John Phillips Cass Elliott Dennis Doherty Michelle Gilliam. Their big hit California Dreamin released December 21 and their record royalties have already exceeded two hundred thousand dollars. They lived a communal life in a public park on the beach before coming to Hollywood to record and perform. Their name came from their Virgin Islands life.
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Boeing Funds KU Graduate Fellowship for Richard Richardson
Richard W. Richardson of Kansas City is named recipient of Boeing Company’s $2,344 graduate fellowship in engineering for KU’s 1966-67 academic year. Dean William P. Smith announced the award. Richardson, 2.19 GPA, upper tenth, will pursue a masters in aerospace. He’s a KU aerospace grad and active in Tau Beta Pi plus related societies. He worked for Boeing in Wichita this summer.
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Village to gain college town status with Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls in the Finger Lakes will start construction on Eisenhower College this September. The 1,500-student, four-year liberal arts campus on 215 acres will lift the local economy with an estimated 3 million dollars annually. Funding already totals 1.5 million in pledges and 5.2 million in federal aid and loans. College leadership includes Chancellor Earl J. McGrath and vice presidents Bokelman and Coffee, under the advisory board chaired by Lewis Le Strauss.
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Kansas Special Forces Hero Killed by Lightning
Derby Kan native Daniel F Crabtree 24 an Army Special Forces staff sergeant was killed by a lightning strike during training maneuvers on a Rocky Mountain peak Two others were injured in the incident Crabtree stationed at Fort Bragg NC had earned the Silver Star for heroism in Vietnam He aided in counter guerrilla actions at Song Be May 11 firing a mortar while wounded He is survived by his wife Bonita two daughters and his parents from Derby Kan
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Two Officers Beaten During Los Angeles Altercation
In south-central Los Angeles on Sunday, about 150 Negroes clashed with two police officers who had stopped three men for suspected traffic violations. The officers were injured lightly, one struck with his night stick and the other with his flashlight. Approximately 30 officers reinforced, rocks and bottles were hurled, and five people were arrested on charges from resisting arrest to assault with a deadly weapon. The injured officers remained on duty and no further incidents occurred that day.
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South American Admiration Gauged With One-Eyed Grin
A South American man expresses admiration for a beautiful woman by opening one eye wide while pinching his nose with thumb and forefinger. The gesture stands as a simple, informal compliment observed in a social setting.
India Unveils A Growth Plan
New Delhi India AP India has unveiled a 31.6 billion plan to boost agriculture and industry over five years. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi seeks about 8.5 billion in foreign aid from the United States and others and 1 billion from the Soviet bloc. The National Development Council approved the plan, seen as a political victory for Mrs Gandhi despite economic strains.
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Tampa approves typo corrected in police appointment rule
Tampa Florida AP report says the city council passed an ordinance on police department appointments. A clerk found a typographical error that read thief and corrected it to chief, preserving the intended rule.
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