Chancellor Heyns Gains Ground As Berkeley Strikes Ebb
In Berkeley, the Student Senate and Daily Californian withdrew support for the campus strike after the Academic Senate overwhelmingly backed Chancellor Roger W. Heyns. The vote, 795 to 28, urged an immediate end to the classroom boycott, while Heyns faced protests and talks with strike leaders.
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Berkeley, Calif
Today
University of California
Berkeley
Roger W. Heyns
Heyns
Afl-Cio Federation of Teachers Teaching Assistants
Californian
Board of Regents
Navy
Mario Savio
Savio
Engineers plan winter study of Tuttle Creek Dam
The Army Corps of Engineers and Kansas Water Resources Board will conduct joint studies this winter on Tuttle Creek Dam and reservoir operations. Officials aim to improve communication while examining navigational and recreational uses after water draws to aid Missouri River navigation left the lake five to six feet below normal pool.
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Kansas City
Army Corps of Engineers
The
Kansas Water Resources Board
Tuttle Creek
Kansas Water Board
Ray Leonard
Robert W. Love
Missouri River Division
William G. Kratz
Keith S. Krause
Missouri River
Leonard
Krause
John Dewey
Jim Powers
Bill Dillon Drowns After River Fall Near Corydon Ind
William Dillon 38, a Lawrence painter, fell from the Mauckport Brandenburg toll bridge into the Ohio River Monday near Corydon Ind and apparently drowned. He surfaced once before vanishing in swift current. Survived by wife Velma, three sons, parents in Victoria Texas, two sisters, and two brothers.
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William Dillon
Lawrence
Mauckport-Brandeburg
Ohio River
Corydon
Ind
Dillon
Elm St
Velma
Charles Dillon
Larry Dillon
Lonnie Dillon
Velma Dillon
Victoria, Tex
Elaine Belt
Powers St
Judith Day
Julian Dillon
Jerry Dillon
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Republican talk on Kansas state politics in Bailey Hall
Lawrence residents hear George Nettels discuss Is Kansas Still the Most Republican State at 7 30 p m in Room 303 Bailey Hall The event is hosted by Collegiate Young Republicans Gas price war grips Lawrence with major stations at 28 9 cents for ethyl 24 0 for regular Independent stations 26 9 ethyl 22 9 regular Normal prices 35 9 and 31 9 The war began November 28 Thomas Gorton to lead Little Symphony program at 8 p m in Swarthout Recital Hall Selections include Wolf Ferraris Overture to Secret of Suzanne Haydns Symphony No 104 in D Major and Shostakovich Concerto No 35 Wednesday is deadline for servicemen drive Donations boxes at high school and downtown businesses Led by Vickie Henry and Diane Holdredge Items sought toothbrushes toothpaste self sealing envelopes candy cookies stamps soap combs paperback books
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George Nettels
Pittsburg
Kansas
Kansas University
Bailey Hall
Young Republicans
Lawrence
Thomas Gorton
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Little Symphony
Swarthout Recital Hall
Suzanne
Wolf-Ferrari
Haydn
Shostakovich
Lawrence High School Hi-V Group
Vickie Henry
Diane Holdredge
School additions and new buildings planned with bids set
The board set Feb 6 1967 to approve final plans and Feb 20 for bid awards for four additions and three new buildings. Construction starts March 1 1967 for additions with first payments due April 3. New structures include a junior high and elementary on Broken Arrow site and another elementary on Logan Moore site. Administrators will discuss on site daily architect inspections. architects oppose daily checks. A 52196 reduction to the 1966 67 budget was approved due to overestimated enrollment. per pupil funding remains 470.24. Cuts target instruction salaries and maintenance among others. Also approved radial arm saw and jointer for maintenance, activity accounts and resignations/elections of two teachers.
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Broken Arrow
Louisiana
Logan Moore
Deaths and Funerals list Price and Bates in Kansas
Henry Martin Price 83 of 317 East 17th Street died Monday evening in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev. Ernest Stumbo. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors: wife Anna. daughter Vera Jones of Parsons. sons Henry D. Price of Franklin Michigan and Basil E. Price of Independence. two sisters Bessie Willis of Redondo Beach and Lula Adams of Council Grove. four grandchildren. Eva Mae Bates 89 of Oskaloosa died Monday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Services p.m. Thursday at Ozawkie EUB Church. burial Fairview Cemetery near Oskaloosa. Born October 30 1877 near Atchison. member of EUB Church Rebekah Lodge and Pleasant View Grange. Survived by son Howard Bates of Oskaloosa. two grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Hampton Funeral Home of Oskaloosa in charge.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Ernest Stumbo
Oak Hill Cemetery
Anna G. Price
Vera, Jones
Parsons
Henry D. Price
Franklin, Mich
Basil E. Price
Independence
Bessie Willis
Redondo Beach
Calif
Lula Adams
Council Grove
James Eugene Price
Mr. Price
Lawrence
Eva Mae Bates
Oskaloosa
Winchester Memorial Hospital
E.U B
Ozawkie
Fairview Cemetery
Atchison
E.U.B
Rebekah Lodge
Ozwakie
Pleasant View Grange
Howard Bates
Hampton Funeral Home
Funeral services for William Grove Ellis set
Funeral services for William Grove Ellis of 731 Maine St. will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lawrence Heights Christian Church with Rev. Don Evans officiating. Burial will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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William Grove Ellis
Maine St
Lawrence Heights Christian Church
Don Evans
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hospital births and listings from Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital reports several births and parental announcements. Among them are Mrs. Barbara Emery and baby boy at 2530 Redbud Lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mullin with a son. Other families welcomed newborns or announced baby boys and daughters at various addresses.
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Barbara Emery
Redbud Lane
Georgia Harding
N.Y
Marjorie Freeman
Route 3
Everett Wagoner
Sunflower Village
Mary Stout
Tonganoxie
Roy Bradley
DeSoto
Beverly Hensler
HK. 21St
Dorothy Korb
Edith Pendleton
East Dr
Mary Juanita Nichols
Walnut
All-Volunteer Army Setup Discussed at Draft Meeting
CHICAGO AP A national draft conference debated the merits of an all volunteer force. Two economists argued it affordable while a Defense Department planner called it wishful thinking and naive. Harold Wool said costs could reach 17 billion yearly with unemployment shifts. He noted limits to Friedman-Oi estimates and urged continued selective service to keep forces above 2.5 million. About 3.3 million serve now.
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Chicago
Defense Department
Milton Friedman
University
Walter
Ithe
University of Washington
Wool
Pentagon
Marine Cited In Top Honor At Viet Nam Medal Ceremony
President Johnson awarded the 10th Medal of Honor to Marine sergeant Robert Emmett O Malley, 23, for bravery in a 1965 Viet Cong engagement in which he killed at least eight enemy fighters. The ceremony in Austin emphasized patience and fortitude amid dissent.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Viet Nam
Robert Emmett O'Malley
Flight Station on Agenda at Lawrence Flying Club
Cleo Nolan of the federal Flight Service Station in Topeka will speak Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the South Park Recreation Center. Nolan will explain operation of the Flight Service Station and the information it provides to pilots. Roy Clough, club president, invites all interested persons to attend and participate in a post talk Q and A.
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Cleo Nolan
Federal Flight Service Station
Topeka
Lawrence Flying Club
South Park Recreation Center
Nolan
Federal Aviation Agency
Flying Club
Roy Clough
Jet Lost Over North Viet Nam In Air War Toll Rises
An Air Force RF4C photo reconnaissance jet was shot down near Dien Bien Phu, the 438th U.S. loss in the North since Friday, as U.S. and Communist MIGs tangled for a fourth straight day. In the south, 63 Viet Cong guerrillas surrendered in Hon Chong area. 2,250 villagers fled to government lines. AID planned to deliver rice, oil, blankets. China accused U.S. ships of sinking six fishing boats, killing 17 and wounding 29. U.S. officials declined comment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hon - Chong Twin Sisters
Gulf of Siam
U.S. Agency For International Development
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
Dien Bien Phu
China
Gulf of Tonkin
Suspended Sentence For LSD Mailings At Boston Trial
Alice Bieberman 24 received a six month suspended jail term for violating federal laws on mailing LSD. She was convicted November 17 on four counts of the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act for sending LSD impregnated sugar cubes to Los Angeles and Lawrence Kansas last September. A Kansas University freshman Gregory Busby 20 of Wichita testified that he shared a cube with classmate Robert Kaplin also of Wichita who was hospitalized. KU dean Donald Alderson declined further comment on student involvement. Busby Kalpin witnesses included two Watkins Hospital nurses and Dr Ray Schwegler.
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Boston
Alice C. Biberman
Miss Bieberman
Radcliffe College
Brandeis University
U.S. Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
Los Angeles
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas University
Gregory A. Busby
Wichita
Busby
Robert Kaplin
Kalpin
Donald K. Alderson
Watkins Hospital
Heath
Ray Schwegler
Two Non Injury Crashes Reported in City
Monday traf f ic incidents included a 12 10 p m collision at 25th Street and Ousdahl Road between Gary L Emery 23 of 2530 Redbud Lane and Iris A Downing 17 of Route 5 with 425 damage to Emerys car and 385 to Downings. A second 3 12 p m crash at 19th and Ky Streets involved Monte R Antisdel 17 of 936 Avalon Rd and Camillia A Gentry 17 of 2045 Rt St causing 410 damage to Antisdels auto and 540 to Gentrys vehicle.
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25Th Street
Ousdahl Road
Gary L. Emery
Redbud
Iris A. Downing
Route 5
Emery
Downing
19Th and
Ky. Sts
Monte R. Antisdel
Avalon Rd
Camillia A. Gentry
Rt. St
Antisdel
Gentry
Viet Nam peace feelers repeatedly questioned by officials
The State Department notes 26 major peace proposals since 1964, but Hanoi denies initiating talks. Secretaries state that third parties spur discussions yet refuse discussions with Hanoi overtures. Schlesinger argues U.S. diplomacy could have leveraged any hints of interest for goodwill.
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State Department
United States
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New Delhi
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Algiers
Dean Rusk
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Hanoi Yei
Rusk
Dixon Donnelly
Harvard
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Peking
Airfield Bombing May Be Proposed By U S Officers
AP report says U S Air Force leaders in Viet Nam likely to press for bombing North Viet Nam jet airfields as MIG activity rises. Raids clash with MIGs for fourth day. U S score reaches 26 definite kills and two probables while North Vietnamese losses are few. Washington officials delay strikes pending threat assessment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Washington
Red Force
Not All Draft Exempt Ruling Guides Ministers
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that being recognized as a minister by a religious sect does not automatically grant draft exemption. The case, from the Northern District of West Virginia, involved Charles Alton Jackson of Kingwood, West Virginia, who was classified as a conscientious objector and sentenced to three years for failing to report for duty at a Charleston hospital in lieu of induction.
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Richmond
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court For
Northern District of
West Virginia
Charles Alton Jackson
Kingwood
W.va
Charleston
W. Va
Armed Services
Burglaries Reported In Lawrence Police Report
Two burglaries were reported to Lawrence police Monday night with losses around 577 dollars. J. E. Rodenhaus of 2910 Schwarz Rd. reported the theft of a television set jewelry and cash totaling 319.50 from his home Monday night. Al Underwood of 200 W. 15th St. reported theft of cash and jewelry totaling 258 from his home Saturday.
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Lawrence
J. E. Rodenhaus
Schwarz Rd
al Underwood
W. 15Th St
KU Receives Grant for Indian Student Speech Conference
The Danforth Foundation of St Louis Missouri has granted 9442 50 to Kansas University for a five day developmental conference on speech communication problems of American Indian high school students.
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Danforth Foundation
St. Louis
Kansas University
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Hospital Care
We acknowledge appreciation to friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy after the loss of our husband and father. Thanks also to Dr. Richard Nelson and staff of Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Walter Pohl and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pohl.
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Richard Nelson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Walter Pohl
Kenneth Pohl
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