Vietnamese Military Seizes Control of Government Ministries
Saigon reports say all ministries will take orders from the armed forces during martial law. U S Ambassador Lodge met two Buddhist monks in asylum at the American aid mission hours after arriving, while Diem faces resignations and street turmoil. Generals may have pressed the crackdown though Diem remains in overall command.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Kennedy
Diem
Frederick F. Nolting Jr
Vu van Mau
India
Rescuers Guide Drillers in 12-Inch Hole Effort
The crew drills a 12 inch escape hole amid a second breakdown at 220 feet. Lt. Richard Anderson from Bethesda advised on survival as the drill rig mishap halts progress and medical tips emphasize warmth and care while awaiting rescue efforts.
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Richard Anderson
Naval Medical Research Institute
Bethesda
Fellin
Throne
Anderson
Bova
Elwood Tito
Suitcases Found Near Lawrence Reunited With Owner
Two suitcases recovered from a creek bed near Lawrence were returned to Mrs. C. V. Fishel of 1147 Tenn. St after she reported them stolen from the family car earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Sheriff's
C. V. Fishel
Tenn. St
Kennedy and Balewa Talk via Syncom Satellite
President Kennedy and Nigerian Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Balewa used the Syncom satellite to exchange remarks in a ceremony inaugurating the satellite’s service. Kennedy echoed Morse with What hath God wrought, recalling Morse’s 1844 telegraph transmission from Washington to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Nigeria
Atlantic
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
Samuel F. B. Morse
Morse
Capitol
Alfred Vail
Baltimore
Vinland Grange Fair Opens August 29 at Vinland Grounds
The Vinland Grange No. 163 sponsors a three day fair from August 29 to August 31 at Vinland fair grounds nine miles southeast of Lawrence. Exhibits include 4-H and open class divisions with farming home hobby and clothing contests and a flower show. Events include a tractor pulling contest horse show pet parade and model airplane contest with prizes from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland Grange
Vinland Fairgrounds
Lawrence
Vinland Grange No. 163
Jack Wiseman
Jerry Moore
Paul Gibler
June Richardson
Vinland
Baldwin Commercial Club
Dove Slayer Is Given Jail Time
Joseph Aiuppa a Chicago gambler was sentenced to three months in jail and 1000 dollar fine with two years probation for illegal possession and transportation of mourning doves. Ray Palucca of Frontenac Kan received one year probation.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joseph Aiuppa
Chicago
Ray Palucca
Frontenac
Aiuppa
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
Stanley
Palucca
Truck Tip Causes Fatal Crash Near Hugoton
AP reports 16 year old Michael D. Imel was killed when a farm truck tipped on a country road 15 miles northeast of Hugoton. Passenger Carolyn Phillips, 16, suffered bruises as the tank sloshed and contributed to the rollover and pinning of the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugoton
Michael D. Imel
Here
Carolyn Phillips
Duane Bell
Dedication Saturday At Overbrook Post Office
Official dedication of the new Overbrook post office will be at 2 pm Saturday. Overbrook is 26 miles southwest of Lawrence on K 56. The ceremony features the Overbrook band and a tour of the 1765 square foot brick building with workroom lobby and box lobby. Sponsored by the Overbrook Chamber of Commerce. Staff began operating July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbrook
Lawrence
Clark Coursen
Overbrook Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Two-Car Wreck Injures Rural Lawrence Residents
Two rural Lawrence residents were hospitalized in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two car crash near a rural Grant Township intersection. Mrs. Mary Miller and her mother Mrs. Edna Perkins were hurt. Carrol W. Meyer was treated and released. Damage totaled $2,025. Patrolman Dick Krasnicka and deputies investigated.
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Citizens’ Ambulance
Mary Miller
Edna Perkins
Tee Pee Junction
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Grant Township
Miller
Carrol W. Meyer
Route 4
Meyer
School Staff To Hold Aug Meetings On Departments
An article states that art music physical education and reading instruction consultants along with a psychologist and speech and hearing director and school nurse will join building principals in staff meetings to review policies and use of materials. Secondary staff plan departmental meetings Aug 28 and Aug 29 for junior and senior highs with Aug 30 set for group and departmental building meetings.
Barry would back Rockefeller if he secures GOP nod
Senator Barry Goldwater said he would support Nelson Rockefeller if Rockefeller wins the Republican nomination in 1984. Goldwater told reporters in Atlanta that the country cannot endure another four years of Kennedy and that Rockefeller would get his backing if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Arizona
Boyd calls for tax relief to fund education in Kansas
Boyd, Phillipsburg publisher and Kansas Council for Education chair, urged Thursday in Topeka that real estate taxes funding schools be capped. He warned local levies exceed reasonable limits and urged cost cuts and new teaching methods while stressing elementary and secondary schooling remain essential.
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McDill
Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Kansas Council For Education
Topeka
Jayhawk
Boyd
State Board of Regents
Michigan Cuts Deficit by 73 Percent in One Year
Michigan reduced its general fund deficit from 85.8 million dollars on June 30, 1962, to 23 million dollars as of June 3 this year. Governor George Romney potentially gains political momentum while tax reform plans face renewed scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Romney
Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Glenn Allen Jr
Bowlin Transferred From FMC North Lawrence Plant
Dale F. Bowlin, general superintendent, moves to FMC Division Office in New York City to become Production Coordinator for four plants effective Sept. 1. He began at North Lawrence on May 14, 1951, after serving as plant engineer and engineering superintendent. The Bowlin family will relocate to Westport Connecticut and remain active in civic and church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Stark
FMC
North Lawrence
Dale F. Bowlin
New York City
Bowlin
Westport
Cnn
Lawrence
Rotary Club
First Methodist Church
Knox Heads Topeka For Teacher Advisory Group Meeting
Lawrence Superintendent Carl S Knox will attend the Kansas State Teachers Association Professional Negotiations Committee first meeting in Topeka Saturday. The advisory panel, formed in January, will craft guidelines on contracts working conditions salaries and sick leave to guide policy for boards and teachers. Knox says to avoid unionizing and views the committee as a safeguard against AFL CIO organizing efforts in Kansas. Other committee members include Frank Toulson Marjorie French Maurice Swanson and Athleen Dolstrom.
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Lawrence
Carl S. Knox
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Knox
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Mak
United States
Kansas
Wichita
Frank Toulson
Dodge City
Marjorie French
Maurice Swanson
Athleen Dolstrom
Enrollment Day for Lawrence District Students
Paid enrollment applies with a fee schedule for kindergarten through sixth grade. On Tuesday, students report by alphabet group at the district school with times A to S, Y, and Z slots. Kindergartners five by Oct 1 enroll without tests. those born later may take readiness tests by appointment at the Curriculum Office. Morning sessions run Sept 3 to 6 with irregular schedules for early grades. schedules mailed after enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Motorcycle crash injures Joel Malott in mass street accident
Joel W. Malott twenty six of 73414 Mass Street received minor cuts and bruises when his motorbike collided with a small foreign car in front of 86 Mass Street at about 2 20 a m Dale Hamilton forty two of 1031 Sunset Drive drove the car police report notes the car swung into a parking stall and the Malott bike struck the car on the right rear vehicle damage was minor
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Joel W. Malott
Mass, St
Mass
Dale Hamilton
Sunset Dr
Malott
Man Indicted for Theft of FBI Car in Pueblo
George Eugene Bueno, 17, of Pueblo, Colo., was indicted on a federal theft charge after breaking into a downtown Pueblo garage and stealing an FBI vehicle. The FBI noted the car belonged to federal agents and was an improper target.
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Denver
Colo
George Eugene Bueno
Pueblo
FBI
Bueno
Spacious Parking Facilities
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises spacious parking facilities and lists VI 3-5111 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsey Funeral Home
Boy Survives Five Day Wilderness Ordeal Near Tahoe
Compton boy Peter Barajas 14 endured five days lost in Sierra terrain before rescue. Found by a San Francisco man and his daughter near Long Lake, he suffered a minor concussion, broken nose, bruises, and a foot injury. He received medical care and is under doctor observation in Tahoe City with his friend Dave Donaldson, 13, also missing.
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Tahoe City
Calif
Compton
Sierra
Peter Thomas Barajas
San Francisco
Peter
Lake Tahoe
Ray Wiser
Livestock Auction Set for Kansas City Stockyards
The 4H and FFA Market Livestock Auction will be held at the Kansas City Stockyards on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Sponsored by the Kansas City Livestock Market Foundation, cattle arrive by 7:30 a.m. for unloading near the American Royal Building. Calves will be consigned to regular commission firms, fed as usual, with no weight discount. Jim Leathers leads arrangements.
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Kansas City
The
Kansas City Livestock Market Foundation
South Gate
American Royal Building
Jim Leathers
NFO Demonstration In Yards at St. Joe
About 200 NFO members demonstrated at St. Joseph Stockyards protesting livestock prices. Signs urged NFO to set prices rather than processors. Dwight Shank of Oregon Mo. cited a Kansas City paper report saying the NFO was not active locally as motivation.
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NFO
St. Joe
ST. Joseph, Mo
National Farmers Organization
St. Joseph
Dwight Shank
Oregon
Kansas City
New KU Adds Three Faculty Members to Sept 1 Start
Kansas University announces three new staff appointments effective September 1. Bruce Hood joins as assistant professor of education with teaching theory and educational philosophy duties, bringing a KU PhD and extensive teaching background. George W. Brown becomes assistant professor of political science with focus on national government and civil military relations after recent visiting posts and a Mont grad PhD. Richard L. Stauber will be instructor in political science and research associate at the Governmental Research Center, returning to KU after prior roles and a Navy service period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Bruce Hood
George W. Brown
Richard L. Stauber
Brown
Stauber
Governmental Research Center
Hood
East Central State College
Oklahoma
Seminole
Okla
Colorado University
Pomona College
Aremont Graduate School
California
Ford
Des Moines
Iowa
California University
Los Angeles State College
Indiana University
Missouri River Basin
Navy
Coe College
Social Science Research Council
Walker hits 351000 feet but notes instrument error
XI5 pilot Joseph A. Walker says a faulty altitude predictor led him to undershoot his 360000 foot goal by about 9000 feet while still reaching a record 351000 feet at Edwards Air Force Base California. He previously set a 348000 foot record on July 19.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
XI5
Joseph A. Walker
Walker
Space Agency
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Dove Slayer
Carrol Meyer
Journal-World
Barry
Rocky
Kansas Association of School Boards
Joel Malott
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endaco
East 13Th
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan
Dread
State Farm
Lecel Benk
Fane
M. R. Carlson
State Farm Mutual
Automodile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Ilineig Peziize
Aero Onan
Peo
Piast
Siemiey Ree
Andy Anderson
R. L
Bob Stewart
Bank of Friendly Service
Douglas County State Bank
P.B.I.C
Kentucky
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