U S Planes Hit Major Power Plant Near Haiphong
U S Air Force F105 jets bombed the Uong Bi steam power plant 14 miles northeast of Haiphong, the heart of North Viet Nam's power grid. One plane was shot down. Capt Harry D. Newitt from Moscow Idaho was rescued with injuries.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Red River Delta
Uong Bi
U.S
Mant
Wate Hanoi-Haiphong
Harry D. Ne- Witt
Moscow
Idaho
Saion
South
Viet Nam
Douglas County employment up mid November driven by contracts
Douglas County non farm wage and salary employment reached about 15 425 in mid November up 125 from mid October and 825 from a year earlier. Manufacturing durable and non durable goods, contract construction and wholesale trade powered gains while job applications fell slightly from October.
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Douglas County
Walter T. Gohns
Theansas
Ohn
Rea
Ohns
Sunflower My Ammunition
Duont
Topeka
Kansas City
Johns
Phas
Kansas University
AFL-CIO Installs Eight New Top Leader Council Members
AFL-CIO in San Francisco elevates eight new Executive Council members to refresh leadership. The newcomers, led by younger officials, aim to boost organizing across white collar and service trades while maintaining George Meany as chief. The changes seek closer ties to rank and file and more practical policy efforts.
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San Francisco
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Sullivan
Ralph Helstein
Packing House Workers
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
Reuther
Sullivan and
Helstein
I. W. Abel
P. L
Roy
Wichita State to Build Two Privately Owned Dorms
The firm plans two student residence halls at Wichita State University. Naismith Hall will be concrete framed with brick veneer. Oliver Hall, buff brick, mirrors Lewis and Templin. Nine living floors plus dining and lounges. floors can be allocated by gender with dual stairways and restricted elevators. Each floor hosts 60 rooms, air conditioned, with central lounges and support spaces.
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Wichita State University
Naismith Hall
Oliver Hall
Lewis and Templin
Recommendations For Lawrence Unified School Board Members
Lawrence Supt. Carl S. Knox said recommendations for the Lawrence unified school district will be presented to the new interim board after the general election. The group of 60 staff and board members from seven districts had convened since Sept 21, meeting semi weekly. A summary and timetable were released, with action by the interim board due after taking office Jan 4.
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Lawrence Unified
Lawrence
Carl S. Knox
Kaw Valley
Knox
Anchor to Build New Office Here
Anchor Savings Association plans a $200,000 new office at the southeast corner of 9th and Ohio Streets in Lawrence. Work starts this month with completion expected by next August. The 5,100 square foot steel frame building features large glass areas, white brick, a pyramid top, and a two level layout including a pet lounge, teller area, private offices, and employee lounge. General contractor is Muchow and Sprigg Shir of Paola. Roger W. Gramly serves as local office manager and assistant vice president.
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Anchor Savings
9Th and
Ohio Sts
Anchor Savings Association
9Th and Ohio Sts
Lawrence
Muchow and Sprigg Shir
Paola
Roger W. Gramly
Sugar Ray Robinson Plans South American Tour
Sugar Ray Robinson, retired from boxing, will tour South America beginning the second week of February, an agent said Tuesday.
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New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
South America
Blaze at Hutchinson Destroys School Unit
A fire at Central Christian High School in Hutchinson Kansas destroyed the dome shaped auditorium gym and forced evacuation of female students from a second floor dormitory. Classes were canceled with no injuries reported. Fire Inspector Melvin Bond blamed stage lights left on in under floor receptacles for the blaze. the Mennonite Church operated school serves about 100 students.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Central Christian High School
Melvin Bond
The
Mennonite Church
Union backs LBJ on Viet Nam war resolution
AFL-CIO delegates at the 10th anniversary convention approved a resolution declaring North Vietnam is waging war as part of a Communist drive to destroy the United States and world peace. The measure, backed by Meany, supports Johnson on necessary actions to halt the Communists. Reuther sought stronger emphasis on pursuing peace negotiations.
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San Francisco
AFL - Cio
North
Viet Nam
United States
Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Reuther
U.S
Pakistan Leader Ayub Khan and Johnson Meet at White House
President Johnson and Pakistan President Ayub Khan discussed China and Vietnam, plus economic issues, at a Tuesday night dinner and a 35 minute follow up talk in the White House. Officials present included Goldberg, Humphrey, Ball, and Komer. Johnson offered a medical team led by Dr. Donald Hornig to Pakistan to improve rural and public health. Ayub welcomed the offer and noted past misunderstandings.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
China
Viet Nam
Bill D. Moyers
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Hubert H. Humphrey
George W. Ball
Robert Komer
Johnson- Ayub
Donald F. Hornig
Ayub
United States
Kashmir
National Press Club
Kansas basketball tickets sold out for KU K State game
KU ticket office reports no tickets left for the Kansas versus Kansas State game at 7 30 p m December 28 in the Big Eight Tournament in Kansas City All 1500 tickets allocated here are sold Allen Field House has 2 3 4 dollar seats for December 27 29 and 30 sales must be completed by next Monday December 20 before tickets are returned December 21 Monte Johnson says more good seats remain for other days The tournament opens Monday December 27 with KU game on Tuesday December 28
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Kansas University Athletic
Kansas City
Allen Fieldhouse
Monte Johnson
Johnson Ayub Talks Tied to Tashkent Meetings
White House aides describe Johnson and Ayub as relaxed in private talks and say Johnson seeks to reassure Ayub of an open line to the White House. The discussions connect with the upcoming Tashkent meeting between Ayub and Indian Prime Minister Shastri on Soviet soil and the Shastri-Johnson talks set for February 1-2 in Washington.
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United States
White House
Johnson
Ayub
Ayub-Johnson
Tashkent
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri-Johnson
Douglas to Be Divorced Yields in Washington Suit
Joan M. Douglas, 25, filed for divorce from Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas in Yakima Superior Court accusing cruel treatment and indignities during a 2 12 year marriage. They wed August 6 1963 in Buffalo New York. The suit claims Douglas agreed to pay $500 monthly for eight months starting January 1 1966 and $400 monthly thereafter for life or until she remarries.
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Yakima
Wash
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Superior
Joan M. Douglas
Douglas
Buffalo
N.Y
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