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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1967

Page

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Ky gauges Hoa Hao support in Vietnamese poll

Premier Nguyen Cao Ky tells Hoa Hao adherents he could win a large share of the vote with his military ticket while campaigning in An Giang Province. He aims for well over 35 percent as he seeks backing from the Hoa Hao bloc of about 700,000 members.

Hoa Hao Vietnam Nguyen Cao Ky Nguyen van Then An Giang Mekong Saigon U. S Phan Khac Suu South Vietnam Constituent Assembly Phan Quang Dan Dan Suu

South Vietnam generals face broad removal plan

Saigon reports a major shakeup in the armed forces with five generals potentially relieved. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu said changes may extend from generals to second lieutenants, while officials denied firings. Names mentioned include Maj. Gen. Linh Quang Vien and Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Vy, who may be sent abroad as ambassadors.

Saigon South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Linh Quang Vien Nguyen van Vy Joint General Staff Tran Ngoc Tam Free World Forces Command Bui Huu Nhon Thu Duc Thieu U. S Tam Nhon North Vietnam

Docking backs intensified bombing in Vietnam

Kansas Governor Robert Docking told reporters on his return from South Vietnam that he supports more bombing of North Vietnam to halt enemy supply flows. He said the trip informed him and that he is optimistic the United States is winning the war, while stressing the need for increased firepower over manpower.

Topeka Robert Docking Kansas South Vietnam North Vietnam Docking Johnson Vietnam U.S Edward Fry Kansas Air National Guard Siagon Fry Saigon Washington State and Defense Departments White House

Lawrence school enrollment climbs in unified district

Lawrence Baldwin School Superintendent Rex Shanks reports higher enrollment in the city's unified system this fall. More than 900 students enrolled by last Wednesday, compared with 375 last year. High school enrollment may reach 260, with elementary numbers also rising.

Baldwin Rex Shanks

Franklin County group seeks grand jury probe of roads

A rural Franklin County group at Rantoul plans a petition to convene a county grand jury against the county commission and county clerk over roads. Spokesman Gerald Ball says a Lawrence attorney will prepare the petition, with 400 voter signatures and a 40 day wait before presenting at the January district court term. County officials defend road work and open records policy.

Franklin County Rantoul Grand Jury County Commission Gerald Ball Group of Lawrence Ball The Journal-World Rantoul Group Franklin George Atchison Bruce Spears

Body Found in Field Near Parsons After Missing Man Case

Lee Rennie 87 of Oswego, missing since Tuesday, was found in a plowed field twelve miles southwest of Parsons. His disabled car had been located in timber near the Neosho River. Sheriff Leo Frederick said Rennie likely collapsed while seeking help and there is no sign of foul play.

Parsons Kan Lee Rennie Oswego Neosho River Leo Frederick Rennie

American Planes Strike Deep in North Vietnam and Loses Jet

American warplanes conducted deep strikes in North Vietnam hitting rail yards and military targets within 18 miles of Hanoi. An F105 Thunderchief was downed by ground fire, the 13th loss this week, bringing total U.S. combat aircraft lost to 660. At least 156 Communist troops killed in South Vietnam fighting. Saigon police report a Red terror cell arrested. Eighty-plus missions flown despite thunderstorms. Port Walnut damaged by Monday attack.

Saigon North Vietnam Red China U.S South Vietnam Red Air Force Navy Marine Hanoi Red River Port Walnut

Two Thefts Reported In Lawrence Homes

Lawrence police logged two thefts today. Jimmy Jackson, 22, of 1100 Ohio St reported someone pried loose two antique stained glass windows from his home after noon Thursday, valued at 100 dollars. Jon Isaacs, 21, of 2216 Ohio St reported six muf flers and four header pipes missing from a garage at 1600 E 23rd St, value 50 dollars, theft occurring Aug 16 and reported Wednesday evening.

Jimmy Jackson Ohio St Jon Isaacs E. 23Rd St

Five GIs Convicted in Vietnam Rape Case

An eight-officer general court martial sentenced five enlisted men from the 1st Air Cavalry Division to 15 to 25 years each for raping a pregnant Vietnamese mother of six. They were dishonorably discharged, reduced in rank, and will forfeit pay. convictions include misbehavior before the enemy and robbery. Sentences await approval and will be reviewed in Washington.

AN Khe Vietnam 1St Air Cavalry Division Washington Bong Son

Journal-World offers free Job Wanted ads for two weeks

The Journal-World announces a two week free four line Job Wanted classified for jobless adults 16 and older. Ads must include name address phone age experience and desired work and be placed in person at the newspaper office. The offer ends Saturday September 9 1967.

Journal-World Journal- World Office

Destructive Forest Air Raid By Black Beetles Threatens White Pines

In Canyon Block of the Clearwater National Forest warm winds scatter hundreds of thousands of mountain pine beetles. The insects bore into white pines, spread a blue fungus, and kill vast timber stands, with experts from Freiburg University seeking countermeasures at Headquarters Idaho.

Headquarters Idaho Clearwater National Forest United States Canyon Block Rocky Mountain Joachim Schonherr Freiburg University West Germany

Camelot Excavation Moves Forward At South Cadbury

South Cadbury England AP reports archaeologist Leslie Alcock leading 60 volunteers from Cardiff University in digs at Camelot. The project backed by Sir Mortimer Wheeler aims to confirm a 6th century fortress as Arthurian Camelot with future work planned for 1968 and additional seasons.

South Cadbury England Arthur Camelot Leslie Alcock Department of Archelogy University College Cardiff Alcock Mortimer Wheeler Somerset Dorset Mortimer Henry VIII John Leland South Cadbury

Free Prescription Delivery and Immediate Mail Service

Announcement from Raney Drug Stores promoting free prescription delivery and immediate mail service across all Raney locations. Details on service scope not specified in readable text.

Raney Drug Stores

McNamara Says Bombing Alone Won't End Vietnam War

Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara argued that air and naval bombardment short of targeting the North Vietnamese population centers cannot force Ho Chi Minh's regime to surrender. He told the Senate Preparedness subcommittee that bombing alone will not bring the North Vietnamese to negotiate, and warned there is little sign they can be bombed into submission. Senator Symington disagreed, calling for U.S. withdrawal if McNamara is correct.

Washington Robert S.mcnamara North Vietnam Ho Chi Minh McNamara Pentagon South Vietnam Senate Preparedness Investigating Stuart Symington D-Mo Subcommittee United States Vietnam Symington

Gift Acknowledgment for Hospital Donation from Local Family

Mr and Mrs Simon Anderson of 116 W 15th St receive a personal note from Rhene Eckert Schweitzer daughter of Albert Schweitzer thanking them for donating to the hospital at Lambarene Gabon Africa. The gift honors their son Merton who supported the hospital before his death two years ago.

Simon Anderson 15Th St Rhene Eckert-Schweitzer Albert Schweitzer Lambarene Gabon Africa Andersons Merton

Card of Thanks for Grace Frye’s Family

The family of Mrs. Grace Frye expresses sincere thanks to Drs. Jim Reed and Hird and hospital staff on 1st floor South for care. They thank Rev. Junius Hambrick and many others who offered prayers cards flowers and comforting words during their bereavement.

Grace Frye Jim Reed Hird Junius Hambrick Henrietta Partridge Robert Frye Merle Washington J. L. Washington Ste Elroy Washington James Barnes & Family Arthur Frey & Family

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