Johnson runs Vietnam war with broad power despite Congress limits
The column questions President Johnson's ability to marshal U.S. power in Vietnam while Congress debates funding and oversight. Nicholas Katzenbach testifies that Johnson governs with or without Congress, while critics urge curb funding and question strategic plan after four years of escalation.
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Vietnam
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Katzenbach
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Tonkin
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Laos
Sigma Chi President Denies Fraternity Under Fire
Floyd Baker national Sigma Chi president and Englewood engraving firm owner says Greek life not under attack. Speaking at Kansas University leadership conference, he notes 99 percent of campuses face no problems and explains growth, chapter size, and national service projects including support for Wallace Village brain-damaged children. Baker plans to serve two years as president.
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Floyd Baker
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Englewood
Colo
Sigma Chi
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Nebraska University
Wallace Village
Bonner Springs Grocery Robbery Under Investigation
Two men robbed Berry and Terrill's Supermarket in Bonner Springs at about 10 30 a m. They fled in a described car with a small caliber revolver. Sheriff’s deputies reported undetermined cash taken and continued a search with Lawrence area officers in pursuit.
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Bonner Springs
Leavenworth County
Lodge Notice of Music From Gur Reuter Fire Organ
Fire disrupts services at Gur Reuter organ event hosted by Rupauey Funeral Home. Community notices list date and time for rescheduled ceremony at the lodge with organizer details and local venue.
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Gur Reuter Fire Organ
Rupauey Funeral Home
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Kansas historian challenges myths about Coolidge and Landon
Kansas University historian Donald R. McCoy writes biographies challenging popular views of Alfred M. Landon and Calvin Coolidge. He argues Coolidge was a worldly idealist, not a rustic simpleton, and notes Landon kept democracy through a strong two party system. McCoy cites new material from Forbes Library and notes forthcoming projects and seminars at the University.
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Kansas University
Donald R. McCoy
Alfred M. Candon
Calvin Coolidge
Macmillan Company
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Coolidge
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Forbes
Northampton
Mass
Edward Clark
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Nebraska University Press
Landon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman Library Institute
Harry S. Truman
The
American University
Vivian
Patti
Barney
Bill
Rotary Meet Moved to Aug 28 for 50th Anniversary
The Lawrence Rotary Club changes its Monday meet to a 5:30 reception and 6:30 banquet at the University of Kansas Student Union on August 28 to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Rotary International President Luther Hodges will speak. many visiting Rotarians are expected.
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Lawrence Rotary Club Club
Kansas University Student Union
Rotary International
Luther H. Hodges
Wet bomb scare at Savannah Post Office prompts evacuation
A package addressed to Augusta and found by Roy Lynch triggered a Savannah Post Office alert. Army demolition experts opened the soggy parcel which contained three flashlight batteries and dozens of National States Rights Council lapel buttons, while 300 federal workers relaxed in Wright Square.
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U.S
Roy Edward Lynch
Lynch
Augusta
Thunderbolt
FBI
Asst
W. E. Ligenfelser
Sunny Wright Square
Ft. Stewart
Butler
National States Right Council
Montgomery to Discuss Mid-Continent Highway
Kansas highway director John Montgomery expects to meet Kansas City Missouri Aviation Department officials to discuss a Kansas highway connection to the Mid-Continent International Airport. Pittenger asked highway commissioner Harry Timberlake and Missouri Highway Commission chair Jack Stapleton Sr. and Kansas City leaders to attend, with a meeting proposed for late September or early October.
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Topeka
John Montgomery
Kansas City, Mo
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Mid-Continent International
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Kansas City Department
Frank S. Pittenger
Pittinger
Harry Timberlake
Jack Stapleton Sr
Missouri Highway Commission
Kansas City
Group rules society in fifty years says research duo
In Wiesbaden a thesis by Prof. Stanley Less and coauthor Prof. William Wolf predicts a depersonalized, desexualized future where individuals are deemed odd. They warn lack of group conformity could cause psychic stress and romance may wane as unanimity becomes normal. A Honolulu church service is noted for Rev. Abraham K. Akaka.
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West Germany
New York
Stanley Less
Columbia University
International Congress of Psychiatry
William Wolf
American Society For the Advancement of Psychotherapy
Abraham K. Akaka
Kawaiahao
Kaiser Dies at 85 Led Bold Industrial Empire
Memorial services are set today for Henry J. Kaiser who built a vast industrial empire. He died Thursday at his Honolulu home at age 85. The funeral will be in Oakland California where he will be buried.
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Honolulu
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
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Calif
Mental Health Group Plans September Dinner
The Douglas County Association for Mental Health will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic at Fourth and Missouri Streets. On the agenda are plans for the annual dinner in late September and a state hospital evaluation project. Members are urged to attend.
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Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic
4Th and
Mo. Sts
Lawrence mural honors Quantrill raid by Alvin Howell
The painting by Alvin Howell 2509 W 6th St Kansas University graduate and El Dorado native depicts the August 21 1863 massacre in Lawrence. It hangs in City Hall City Commission Chamber after being unveiled following its March 21 appearance in Southwestern Bell Telephone Company’s Telephone Talk.
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Quantrill
Lawrence
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Alvin Howell
W. 6Th St
Howell
Kansas University
el Dorado
City Commission
City Hall
Journal-World
University program features foreign music students recital
Music from foreign nations will be featured at 8 tonight when students in the Kansas University Foreign Student Orientation Center present a program in Swarthout Recital Hall. The public may attend without charge.
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Kansas University
Job Wanted ad offer to help unemployed seek steady work
The Journal-World announces a two week free four line Job Wanted classified ad for anyone 16 or older who is out of work and wants to go to work. Ads should include name address phone age experience and type of work preferred. Offer expires Saturday Sept. 9 1967.
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The
Journal-World
Journal- World Office
Johnson seeks Democratic support amid Vietnam war concerns
President Johnson urges Western state Democrats to back his re election bid citing past leaders who faced crises. Advisers delivered the call from Washington amid concerns over Vietnam and party leaders warn of political risk for Johnson in 1964. The text also recounts a separate legend of Saint Brendan and a Canadian voyage toward Iceland with hopes of reaching New England.
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Johnson
McNamara
Vietnam
U.S
Los Angeles
Washington
Western States
Democratic Conference
Lawrence F. O’brien
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
John F. Kennedy
Canadians Attempt Atlantic Crossing to Prove Irish Discovery
Two Canadians Louis Lourmais 46 and Vinton Lloyd 26 set sail from Tralee Ireland in a 22 foot boat to cross the Atlantic. They aim to show that the Irish discovered America a millennium before Columbus.
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Tralee
Ireland
Atlantic
America
Columbus
Louis Lourmais
Vinton Lloyd
Card of Thanks from Bowser Family
The family of S Newton Bowser extends sincere thanks and appreciation to friends for condolences and acts of kindness during our great loss and bereavement. Mrs S N Bowser and daughters The Employees of the Bowser Lee Mortuary.
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S. Newton Bowser
S. N. Bowser
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
In Memoriam Mattie E Tankersley
To the staff of Rumsey's Funeral Home Valley View Nursing Home Dr Reed and many friends for flowers cards and kindness shown during the death of our mother and grandmother Mattie E Tankersley W L Dotson Helen E Tankersley M BE Stewart and family B J Nelson and family Free Prescription Delivery Also Immediate Mall Service All Raney Drug Stores Adv
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Raney Drug Stores
Ady
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