Demo Committee Cited For November Election Losses
Washington AP report shows Democratic leaders fault the National Committee for poor functioning and lack of coordination. Governors, state chairs, and committeemen in about 40 states call for revitalization to avert 1968 setbacks. Bailey plans reforms while Johnson and Humphrey seek analyses and fundraising to reduce debt.
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Washington
National Democratic Committee
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Associated Press
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Eugene Wyman
California
Robert
Colorado
William Grant
Clark R. Rasmussen
Iowa
Congress
Maryland
John M. Bailey
Bailey
Humphrey
Criswell
John F. Kennedy
Elliott Roosevelt
Florida
National
Marjorie C. Thurman
Georgia National Committee
Missouri
Mark Halloran
House
Zolton Ferency
Michigan
Kennedy
National Party
White House
James D. Nolan
Ohio
Tf Campbell
Neil Staebler
Charles L. Weltner
National Conference of Young Voters
Young Democratic
Vietnam
Syria cuts Iraqi oil flow to Tripoli and Banias
Syria has halted oil shipments from Iraq via two pipelines to Banias and Tripoli, cutting off the bulk of Iraqi oil to Europe. The move follows a dispute over transit royalties and seizure of Syrian assets, with Damascus threatening to seize Western assets if demands aren’t met.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Tripoli
Europe
Iraq Petroleum Co
Banias
Syria
Fe Company
Damascus Radio
Baghdad
Birth Control Law Topic of Meeting
The Family Planning Clinic met to interpret Kansas birth control laws for minors and discuss an opening date for February. Anyone under 21 and unmarried needs parental consent. married under 18 also requires approval. An educational clinic is planned for January 30 and a tentative clinic opening is February 20.
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Kansas
Jim Griffes
Ronald Sundbye
Lawrence
Lawrece
Two Local Burglaries Reported With $600 Loss Total
Police report two burglaries in the city with a total loss of more than $600. Marie Thompson of 1339 Del. St. says guns a camera shotgun shells and cash were stolen Monday night. Naomi E. Johnson of 433 Ill. St. reports cash and food taken Monday with a $35 loss.
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Marie Thompson
del. St
Naomi E. Johnson
Ill
Businessmen Asked to Halt Dollar Drain
Washington AP The Johnson administration urged businessmen to boost efforts next year to cut the U S dollar drain by at least 2 billion dollars under an extended voluntary balance of payments program. Officials praised early results amid a reduced deficit. the Viet Nam war is noted as a factor delaying the goal.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
John T. Connor
United States
Vietnam
Carter named industrial relations chief at FMC North Lawrence
James L. Carter begins duties as industrial relations manager at FMC in North Lawrence succeeding Sam Ferguson who moved to Indiana. A native of Indiana, he earned a degree from Indiana University in personnel and labor relations and has three years at Newport and two years at Carteret. He and his wife and three children reside at 710 Belle Meade Place.
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James L. Carter
FMC
North Lawrence
Sam Ferguson
Indiana
Carter
Indiana University
Newport
Ind
Carteret, N.J
Belle Meade Place
Romance of Old Motor Era Recaptured With 1901 Olds
John Tyler of 804 La. St. showcases a replica 1901 Oldsmobile run-about made in 1961. The toy-like car, with a 4% horsepower engine and top speed of 30 mph, lacks gauges but features pedal brake lights and a horn. Tyler plans trips carefully in town and treats the sculpture in his yard as a curious art piece.
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John Tyler
la. St
Tyler
Journal-World
Mississippi Street
Jayhawk Boulevard
Oklahoma
Lawrence
St. “T
Lawrence community notes Christmas drive and school grant
The Christmas Vespers collection totaled 97 267 dollars for the School of Fine Arts scholarship fund. KU auditor Harold Swartz reported. Y Teen sent 45 boxes to Marine Cpl John Hughes for Viet Nam servicemen. About 200 gifts included toiletries, stationery, books, candy, and more. Lawrence Education Association gave 300 to Lawrence High School orchestra for a trip to Colorado Springs, with total transport costs near 2900 plus a 100 gift from the Lions Club of Lawrence.
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School of Fine Arts
Harold Swartz
Lawrecenc Y-Teen
Vicki Henry
Diane Holdredge
Marine L/Cpl
John Hughes
Vietnam
Asia
Cpl. Hughes
Lawrence Education Association
Lawrence High School
Colorado Springs
Betty Brune
LEA
Don Beene
LHS
Lions Club of
Lawrence
Postmaster Urges Zip Codes on Christmas Mail
Lawrence Postmaster John Harris urges residents to include five digit zip codes on both address and return address for Christmas mailings. He notes that more than eight billion pieces will be processed nationwide this year and a zip code speeds sorting, delivery, and reduces costs. Zip code info is available in the lobby directory or by calling VI 3-1681.
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Lawrence
John Harris
United States
Writers Strike Averts Midnight Hollywood Walkout
LOS ANGELES AP The Screen Writers Guild of America and Los Angeles studios reached a new contract Monday night avoiding a threatened midnight strike.
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Los Angeles
Screen Writers Guild of America
Los Angeles Movie Studios
Mental Health Gift Drive Aims to Help Topeka State Hospital
The Douglas County Association for Mental Health launches its annual drive to collect Christmas gifts for patients at Topeka State Hospital. Two Lawrence drop spots accept new gifts and cash donations by December 21. Avoid wrapping. include paper and ribbon. gifts suited to ages six to sixteen, with portable record players and toys for pre-adolescents especially needed.
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Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Topeka State Hospital
Lawrence
Douglas County Extension Office
N.H. Sts
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vt. St
Grace Yockey
Topeka State
Study Petitioned For Airport Runway Expansion
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce directors passed a resolution urging the city to start a cost study on extending the Lawrence Airport runway from 3,000 to 5,000 feet and widening to 100 feet. They also backed county manager government legislation and quarterly tax payments.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Kansas
Ambassadors Club
Sweeney Leads Indians With Three Scoring Titles
Bill Sweeney of the Springfield Indians has won three scoring titles in the American Hockey League demonstrating consistent offense across the season.
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Bill Sweeney
Springfield Indians
Death trial opens as doctors clash over Farber larynx fracture
In Freehold New Jersey Dr Carl Cappolino's defense brings in Dr Joseph W Spelman to contest the autopsy findings on Lt Col William E Farber who died in 1963. Spelman testified the larynx fracture may be post mortem and noted severe vascular sclerosis as a death factor. Helpern testified Farber's heart was normal and the twice fractured larynx. he acknowledged lingering uncertainty after three years.
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Milton Helpern
New York City
Helpern
Farber
Cappolino
Spelman
F. Lee Bailey
Mistaken U S Plane Bombs Vietnamese Village Near Hue
A U S warplane dropped a bomb 1800 yards short of its target killing two civilians and injuring one in Thon Phu Gin, 30 miles southwest of Hue. A house was destroyed and three villagers were missing as Marines aided at the scene.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Thon-Phu Gin
Hue
William C. Westmoreland
Auto Vandalism Probed At Hillcrest Shopping Center
Police investigate vandalism to several autos in the Hillcrest Shopping Center parking lot Monday night. Cars were sprayed with paint, officers said.
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Hillcrest
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N. N. Brown Vo
Mecallster Roy
Nager
Stewart Anderson
Gary Beasley
Don Wprandle
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