Aircraft losses near three thousand in Vietnam war
Washington reports the Vietnam conflict has claimed nearly 3,000 U.S. aircraft including planes and helicopters. Losses total more than 38 billion dollars with daily expenditures on operations climbing to unprecedented levels as bombs continue to drop in North and South Vietnam.
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Washington
North
South
Defense Department
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Air Force
U.S
Korea
United States
Hanoi-Haiphong
Hanoi
School Board Faces Pregnancies and Staffing Questions
Dist 497 board approved eight resignations including three expectant teachers and new hires for elementary posts. Board debated policy on pregnancies disrupting classes while approving contracts for school projects and seeking bond-rate savings. Vietnam War losses and air defense figures cited by Pentagon and Air Force statistics.
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Dist
21St and
la Sts
Rees Jackman
Carl Knox
Jackman
South Junior High
Broken Arrow
Deerfield
Lawrence High
LHS
Riverside School
Don Venhaus
First National Bank
Tree of Lights Begun Monday in Lawrence
Fifteen bulbs lit by Mayor Raney mark the Salvation Army Tree of Lights at the Police Fire Station. Five hundred bulbs form a 15 foot cone each representing ten dollars toward the Army Christmas Fund. Firemen organize the display and donations reach five thousand dollars to light a star. Attendants include Capt. David Stewart Jim Black Fred Six and Fire Chief F C Sanders.
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Richard Raney
Salvation Army
Lawrence
Army
David Stewart
Jim Black
Fred Six
F. C. Sanders
KU Alumni Board Member Named FMC Corp Executive Vice President
N on injury crash occurred at 1 15 p.m. Monday near 12th and NY Streets when Sally J Jones of 1530 Engel Rd and Candy M Garcia of 819 NJ St collided. Damage to Jones car was 175 dollars and to Garcia 100 dollars. New post with FMC Rob ert H Malott 41 a KU graduate and current KU Alumni Board member has been elected executive vice president of FMC Corp of San Jose California which has a North Lawrence plant. Malott is son of Mroo and Mrs Deane Malott and his father is a former EU chancellor and presided of Cornell University at Ithaca NY.
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12Th
N.Y. Sts
Sally J. Jones
Engel Red
Candy M. Garcia
NJ St
Jones Auto
Garcia
FMC
Robert H. Malott
Kansas University
FMC Corp
San Jose
Calif
North Lawrence
Malott
Mroo
Deane Malott
Cornell University
Ithaca N.Y
Heart Transplant Progress Report From Cape Town Hospital
Louis Washkansky, 55, shows signs of recovery after receiving Denise Darvall's heart in a Groote Schuur Hospital transplant. He eats, speaks, and breathes independently while doctors monitor rejection risks and drug side effects as the healing continues.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
S. C. W. Bosman
Groote Schuur Hospital
Denise Ann Darvall
Washkansky
Jacobus Burger
Groote Schuur
Miss Darvall
Ruling Says Private Clubs May Not Bar Negroes
Kansas Attorney General Robert Sonderholm ruled that profit making private clubs are public places and cannot refuse membership to Black people. The opinion, issued at the request of Homer Floyd of the Civil Rights Commission, notes complaints of discrimination. Class A nonprofit clubs remain excluded from the public accommodations law.
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PEKA
Kansas
Robert Sonderholm
Sonderholm
Homer Floyd
The
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Flood
Lenderhoalm
Diplomat Bohlen to Leave France Post. Kohler Moves Up
Veteran diplomat Charles I. Bohlen will leave his ambassadorship in France and replace Foy D. Kohler as deputy undersecretary of state for political affairs. Kohler, 59, retires to become a professor at the University of Miami's Center for Advanced International Studies.
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Washington
Charles I. Bohlen
France
Foy D. Kohler
White House
Kohler
University of Miami
Center For Advanced International Studies
Unions May Hire Lawyers for Members in Compensation Cases
The Supreme Court ruled that unions may hire lawyers to represent members in compensation cases. The decision clarifies legal rights for union involvement in member wage and benefits disputes and sets guidelines for attorney selection and costs.
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Washington
Apo
Supreme Court
Salina Firemen Trade Vacations For Shorter Week
Salina Kansas firemen will give up two weeks of annual vacation and reduce their 72 hour work week to 56 hours. The new schedule has crews on 24 hours and off 48 hours. The change awaits radio receivers in homes to quickly summon them during days off.
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Salina, Kan
Salina
City Commission
No Demand For France's Debt
Washington AP Treasury officials say no move is planned to demand repayment of France's 6.85 billion World War I debt. They cited political and global economic factors and noted 17 debtors owed 21.35 billion with only Finland current in payments.
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Washington
Treasury
France
Lester Wolff
United States
U.S
United Kingdom
Finland
Joplin Policeman Killed On Patrol
Joplin, Missouri. Policeman Bob Clifton aged 34 was killed during a routine stop after a car with Texas plates pulled over in the city's south side. Ronnie Hoag, the suspect, was shot and wounded as back-up officer Paul Bowlby fired at him. A paper sack with change and record albums was found inside the car.
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Joplin
Clifton
Abomen
Paul Bowlby
Hoag
Supreme Court strengthens workers rights to file with NLRB
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that states may not bar laid off workers from unemployment benefits for filing charges with the National Labor Relations Board. Justice Black said Congress intends total protection from coercion when reporting labor practices, applying to Florida and other states. The case involved Minnie Nash of Miami, a Union Steelworkers member, who was laid off after her union activities.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Florida
NLRB
Congress
Hugo L. Black
Black
Minnie E. Nash
Stanley Building Specialties Co
Miami
United Steelworkers Union
Nash
NSURB
State Industrial Commission of
Youth Charged in Auto Theft in County Court
An 18 year old Lawrence youth Albert L. Wright was charged with grand larceny for stealing a auto valued at 2000 from West Hills Apartments 1012 Emery Rd. The owner Larry Bennett a Kansas University junior from Raytown MO reported parking the auto at 730 PM Monday. Wright arraigned this morning with a preliminary hearing set for Friday and bond 1500.
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Lawrence
West Hills Apartments
Emery Rd
Albert L. Wright
St. Wright
9Th St
Larry Bennett
Kansas University
Raytown
Wright
Rampage hits Dak Song village in Vietnam attack
U S officials report a Viet Cong assault on Dak Song village near the Cambodian border leaving about 20 dead and 30 wounded as 400 guerrillas attacked Montagnard hamlets. Homes burned and the air war widened with the A7 Corsair II entering service.
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Saigon
U.S
Dak Song
Wilbur Wilson
Wilson
Vinh
Hanoi
Ranger
U.S. 7Th Air Force
Mekong
Delta
Lawrence Journal World gains pace with city population rise
A continuing rise in Journal World circulation signals growing Lawrence and area populations. November averages show 480 more readers than a year earlier, including 391 more Lawrence families and 89 more outside-city subscribers.
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Journal- World
Lawrence
Rash of Thieves Active in City
Several thefts were reported to police Monday. Donald J. Nelson reported a stolen stereo player and tapes valued at 150 dollars from his car before Monday morning. Hale Ritchie reported a stereo player tapes and a tachometer head valued at 347 dollars stolen from his car. Burglars entered Beaman's Radio and Television at 1200 N.Y. St. stealing pennies over the weekend.
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Donald J. Nelson
la. St
Hale Ritchie
Fireside Dr
Beaman
N.Y. St
I Spy Star to Wed Eurasian Actress
Robert Culp and France Nuyen announced they will marry this Saturday afternoon at producer Sheldon Leonard's Beverly Hills home. The couple met about a year ago when she guest starred on I Spy, a series in which Culp co stars with Bill Cosby.
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Hollywood
Robert Culp
France Nuyen
Beverly Hills
Sheldon Leonard
Culp
Bill Cosby
Chapman New Marine Leader
President Johnson selected Lt Gen Leonard F Chapman Jr as Marine commandant designate in a middle ground decision. Chapman, 54, currently assistant commandant since July, will become the 24th commandant when Gen Wallace Greene retires December 31, with Senate confirmation likely elevating him to full general.
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Washington
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
Marine Corps
Johnson
Victor H. Krulak
Lewis W .Walt
Chapman
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Greene
Senate
London Rushes To Avoid Snail
London commuters rush into the capital an hour earlier to dodge a rail go slow. By 9 a.m. 52 commuter services to London were canceled and nearly 100 freight trains were halted while up to 3,000 autos per hour streamed in. The strike began midnight Sunday as locomotive engineers refuse to carry brakemen in engine cabs.
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London
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
Coed Hurt In Fall At Murphy Hall At KU
Kansas University sophomore Lauren Roberts of Ridgefield Conn fell down stairs between Murphy Hall floors five and four and was taken to Watkins Memorial Hospital at 12 30 this afternoon. Her injuries were not yet determined.
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Lauren Roberts
Kansas University
Ridgefield
Conn
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Murphy Hall
Miss Roberts
Hashinger Hall
Wescoe Attends Kansas City Higher Education Meeting
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe attended a meeting of the Advisory Committee on Higher Education in Kansas City. He was to return to campus tonight.
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Kansas Association of School Boards
Attorney-Genera
Varigusses
Bounds
Knox
Studs
Kansas
Jackman
Kansas City
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Advisory Committee On Higher Education
Card of Thanks to Relatives Friends and Neighbors
Expresses gratitude for cards visits and calls while in Memorial Hospital and thanks Dr Nelson and the nursing staff on first North. Benjamin Neis signs the note.
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Memorial Hospital
Dr. Nelson
First North
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