Red Teen Red Guards Close Sacred Heart Academy in Peking
Yomiuri reports Communist China shuts the Sacred Heart Academy in Peking after Red Guards and supporters block classes. Teens and adults carry banners and post warnings to landowners and capitalists while posters urge departure within days.
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Tokyo
China
Sacred Heart Academy
Peking
Yomiuri
Kensaburo Seki
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Sacred Heart
Seki
Catholic Mission School
Mao Tze-tung
Mao Tz-tung
Red Guards
Red
Red Guard
New China News Agency
Shanghai
Tientsin
Revolutionary Workers
Big Day Planned For Lunar Orbiter Mission
Hampton AP reports Lunar Orbiter had a busy schedule with a transmission of an Earth photo from Tuesday and the fifth of nine possible Apollo landing-site photos on the moon. NASA described expected shading along Earth's terminator as sunlight diffuses through the atmosphere while the craft had exposed 114 film frames split between high and standard resolution lenses.
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Hampton
Lunar Orbiter
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Deep Space
Goldstone
Calif
Guil lermo Gorostiza, Red Bullet, Dies in Spain
Guillermo Gorostiza former Spanish soccer star known as the Red Bullet died after a long illness in Bilbao Spain. He was 57.
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Bilbao
Spain
Guillermo Gorostiza
The
Red Bullet
Two Local Students Receive KU Awards
Lawrence and Baldwin students are among 81 Kansas University scholars named for 1966 67. Mark A. Allee son of Hazel Allee receives renewal as a sophomore and David S Ruhlen son of Ralph L Ruhlen Baldwin Route 3 receives his first KU award. The scholarships cover fees and tuition under the State Scholarship Program created by the 1963 Kansas legislature.
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Lawrence
Baldwin
Kansas University
State of Kansas
Mark A. Allee
Hazel Allee
Ala
David S. Ruhlen
Ralph L. Ruhlen
Kansas
Baseball meeting opens in Chicago with salary and rule debates
Major League Baseball opens its summer meetings in Chicago with items on the agenda including how to pay Marvin Miller’s salary and relaxing winter ball rules. Art Allyn, White Sox owner, calls Miller’s pension plan illegal and opposes a college prospect signing pause. A Japan tour plan and a five year winter ball window are discussed.
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Chicago
Marvin Miller
White Sox
Major League Players Association
Players’ Pension Fund
Art Allyn
Miller
Players Association
Allyn
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Japan
Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday Hyphenated
National League results include Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 6 New York 5. Cincinnati 9 San Francisco 6. Houston 7 St. Louis 2. Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 1 in 11 innings. American League results feature Baltimore 6 Washington 4 and New York 10 Cleveland 4. Detroit 6 Chicago 2. Kansas City 4 Boston 2. Schedule notes list Friday games across both leagues with matchups such as New York at Atlanta and Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
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San Fran
Los Angeles
Philade
St. Louis
Incinnati
ASA Lily Atlanta
Houston
New York
Chicago
Chicargo
Cineinnat
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Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cincinnati
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Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
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Washington
Albuquerque
Denver
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Juneau
Miami
St.p
New Orleans
Okla
City
Phoenix
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
Tampa
TV Grid Announces Colts Browns and Broncos Raiders Broadcasts
The Baltimore Colts face the Cleveland Browns on Channels 5 and 13 at 8 30 p m Friday The Denver Broncos meet the Oakland Raiders on Channel 4 at 2 30 p m Sunday in AFL coverage.
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Colts
Browns
Baltimore Colt
Channel 4
Denver
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Late Leads In Baseball Action
Vernon Law of the Pirates allowed one hit over six innings in relief as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 to retake the National League lead. Vada Pinson of the Reds hit a grand slam and two doubles in a 4 run victory over the Giants.
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Vernon Law
Pirates
Philadelphia
Sen Othe Pirarves
Vada Pinson
Reds
San Francisco
Wreck Injuries Fatal in Richmond Collision
A two car crash in Richmond on August 14 caused the death of Mrs. Wayne Bentley, 64, of Great Bend Kansas. Her husband, 65, identified as Mr. Bentley, has been released from Reid Memorial Hospital after treatment.
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Richmond, Ind
Richmond
Wayne Bentley
Great Bend
Kan
Bentley
Reid Memorial Hospital
CBS reports Viet Navy aiding Viet Cong supplies
CBS associates in Saigon cited an investigation into South Vietnamese Navy safe conduct for sampans and barges carrying food and supplies to Viet Cong units in the Mekong delta. The report links black market material to VC infrastructure and notes Washington’s struggle to halt leakage while pursuing targeted economic warfare.
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New York
CBS
Viet Nam
Mekong
Morley Sater
Saigon
U. S
Washington
Rutherford Poats
Far East
Poats
Delta
Extension Volunteers Assigned to KU Newman Club
Two extension volunteers have been assigned to the Kansas University Newman Club for one year after completing three weeks of training at St Marys University in San Antonio Texas. Reverend John Sullivan director of the Catholic Church Extension Society of Chicago said 183 young college graduates make up this years volunteers a homefront missionary corps. Assisting at the KU Newman Club will be Patricia Fay Caldwell New Jersey and Lorraine Bonatede St Louis Missouri.
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Kansas University Newman Club
St. Mary's University
San Antonio
Tex. Rey
John Sullivan
Catholic Church Extension Society of Chicago
KU Newman Club
Patricia Fay
Caldwell
N. J
Lorraine Bonatede
St. Louis
Massive Clean-Up After Floods Hits Dell City and Carlsbad
Massive cleanup reveals millions in damages from floods in Dell City Texas and Carlsbad New Mexico. Four deaths reported in New Mexico from Monday’s flood. Dell City damage to houses at least two million with 250 residents evacuated. crops heavily damaged and public facilities around Carlsbad seen 100 plus dwellings heavily affected.
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Dell City
Tex
Carlsbad
N.M
New Mexico
Texas Highway Patrol
Jerry Miller
Robert Boyd
Jack Campbell
Auto Workers Demand $1 An Hour Raise In Detroit Demonstration
More than 1,200 skilled United Auto Workers protested in front of Chrysler headquarters demanding an immediate $1 raise. The action followed rejections by Chrysler General Motors and Ford to reopen contracts for pay hikes, with current raises and cost of living protections looming next month.
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Detroit
United Auto
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kempf Stars Montreal in 16-8 CFL Upset
Flanker Peter Kempf led Montreal to a 16-8 upset victory over Fiamiston on Wednesday night. He scored a touchdown, kicked three field goals, and added a conversion.
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Montreal
Peter Kempf
Fiamiston
De Gaulle Begins World Tour With Cambodia Stop
President Charles de Gaulle departed Paris on an around-the-world trip highlighted by a state visit to Phnom Penh Cambodia where leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk has opposed American Viet Nam policy. He planned a major Sept. 1 speech on Viet Nam neutrality and may condemn U S policy from the Cambodian rostrum.
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Charles de Gaulle
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Phnom Penh
U.S
Soviet Union
Djibouti
Guadeloupe
French Indochina
France-Soir
France
Tahiti
Addis Ababa
Georges Pompidieu
KU Geological Survey Project Uses Computer Forecasts State
The State Geological Survey at Kansas University uses a w2w computer program to project geological history into the future. Dr. John W. Harbaugh developed the program to forecast earth structure changes, aiding oil and water resource planning. Contour maps and cross sections are generated quickly, reducing weeks of analysis to minutes.
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State Geological Survey
Kansas University
John W. Harbaugh
Stanford University
Kansas
Daniel F. Merriam
Harbaugh
Two Treated After Separate Incidents At LMH
Shirley Williams, 29, Eudora, received acid splashed in her left eye while Sally Beckwith, 13, Lecompton, was bitten by her pet rabbit. Both were released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room Wednesday with minor injuries.
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Lawrence Memorial Hostal Emergency Room
Shirley Williams
Eudora
Sally Beckwith
Lecompton
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Delahunty Estate
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court the estate of Thomas Lucien Delahunty deceased is filed for appointment of an executor. The notice to creditors heirs devisees and legatees requires appearance and claims by a specified deadline. First published August 18 1966 in the Lawrence Daily Journal World.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Thomas Lucien Delahunty
State of Kansas
County of Manelawd
Earl T. Hill
Nans
Leater McGee
Executor named for Delahunty estate in Douglas County notice
On August 10 1966 Herman B Broeker appointed executor of the will and estate of Thomas Lucien Dela hunty deceased and letters testamentary issued. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication. attorneys listed. Daily Journal World Aug 26 1966.
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Herman B. Broeker
Thomas Lucien Delahunty
Douglan County
Kansas
John J. Filius Mugene C. Riling
Charles C. Rankin
Estate Settlement Petition In Lawrence Kansas
The First National Bank of Lawrence Kansas as executor of Lester McGee deceased seeks final settlement of the estate, approval of acts and accounts, executor and attorney fees, and costs. The court must determine heirs devisees and legatees and their shares and distribute accordingly. Defendants to answer by September 6, 1966. Petitioner The First National Bank Lawrence Kansas assigns John J Riling Eugene C Riling and Artest Charles C Raskin.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Nettie M. Greer
State of Kansas
First National Bank of
Lawrence
First National Bank
Lester McGee
Lenter McGee
John ‘J. Riling
Eugene C. Riling
Artest
Charles C. Raskin
Constitutional Amendment Proposals Circulated for November Vote
The 1966 special and general sessions consider amendments to the state constitution. Proposals cover legislative sessions and education governance with changes to sections on session dates, board structure, and funding. The measures await voter approval at the November 8, 1966 general election.
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SAW FauCe Daily Journal
House
Aaabery
State of
Kensee
Glwill M. Saes
Public Auction of Eudora Home and Antique Goods
Public sale on Saturday August 27 1966 at 1 p.m. at 11 East 7th Street Eudora Kansas across from City Hall features household goods from the late Car F Lots including many antiques arts furniture clocks books and more with an additional sale of the 10 room house and 214 lots if not sold prior. Terms cash. Not responsible for accidents. Sale conducted by Mike Murphree Realty Auction Co 839 Miss St Lawrence Kansas. Ph VI 33 2827. Mr and Mrs John Miller owners.
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East 7Th St
Eudora
Kan
City Hall
Kansas
Hible
RCA
Detroit
Mike Murphree
Franklin County Sales Co
Ottawa
D.h.la
A.B.S
Baldwin Junction
Paul Ulrich & Sons
Auctioneers Claude Myers and Merle Burgesa Named
Franklin County Sales Coe announces auction activities with Claude Myers and Merle Burgesa serving as auctioneers and a clerk overseeing records.
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Claude Myers
Merle Burgesa
Franklin County Sales Coe
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