U S Planes Hit Hanoi Area Anew
U S war planes returned to Hanoi for a second day to attack key bridges. Air Force F105 Thunderchiefs from bases in Thailand hammered the Ca nal des Rapides bridge northeast of Hanoi. Tass said many U S planes raided Hanoi, with one American and one Communist plane downed.
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Hassle Over Aid Could Block Fast Lawmaker Exit
Washington AP reports last-minute foreign aid disputes threaten adjournment as conferees reach compromises on a $1.77 billion antipoverty program and a $9.3 billion two-year extension of the Elementary and Secondary School Act. Congress faces further action on Social Security expansion as House rejected a $2.3 billion foreign aid bill, sending it back to conferees amid tensions over funding distribution between states and urban and rural areas.
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Senate
House
Jacob K. Javits
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White House
Subversives Activities Control Board
Lawrence High Christmas Prelude At School Auditorium
Lawrence High School presents its annual Christmas Prelude at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium. The A Cappella Choir and the 16 voice Chorale directed by Duncan Couch join the Symphonic Wind Ensemble under David Catron for the program.
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Lawrence High School
Duncan Couch
David Catron
Theft at Baldwin Station Reported as Over $200 Stolen
Harold Ballew of Baldwin reported to Douglas County sheriffs officers Thursday that more than $200 was stolen from his Bald win service station storeroom between 8 30 a m and 1 p m. The sheriff's office noted Ballew runs a service station in Baldwin.
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Baldwin
Douglas County
Ballew
Sheriff's Office
Escapee Arrested After Home Entry
Lawrence police caught Keith William Alcorn a 37 year old escapee from Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing after a woman found a man in her home and led officers there. Evidence of forced entry is noted. He offered no resistance and awaits transfer back to Lansing.
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Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
del. St
Keith William Alcorn
Alcorn
Thefts Reported To Local Police
Several thefts were reported to police including cash from Franklin Wright 740 RT St valued at 25 50 two youths suspect. Rev Darrel Madsen First Assembly of God Church 1242 Mass St reports about 2 in change stolen from his study. Mario Martinez 1100 NY St reports three guns valued at 400 stolen from his home Wednesday.
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Darrel Madsen
First Assembly of God Church
Mass
Mario Martinez
N.Y. St
Martinez
KU outlines dismissal policies for faculty at Kansas University
Francis Heller acting provost and dean of faculties announces dismissal rules for KU faculty. Non tenured staff may be notified of dismissal before December 15 with end of current school year effective. Tenure rules vary by title with five year path to Mount Oread tenure and near impossibility of firing tenured faculty.
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Kansas University
Francis Heller
Heller
American Association of University Professors
Norman Abrams
Abrams
Mount Oread
Kansas Board of Regents
Rumsey Funeral Home Private Family Entrance
Private family entrance noted for Rumsey Funeral Home with advertisement reference VI 5111-Adv.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Debaters Gather at Lawrence High for District Prep Meet
About 350 debaters from Kansas high schools meet at Lawrence High to begin a two day district preparation tournament. The event ends Saturday at 1 30 pm with the sweepstakes trophy presentation. Over 500 judges attend from Lawrence and Topeka plus timekeepers. LHS does not participate. Mrs Joyce Dana leads the tournament.
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Lawrence High
Lawrence
Topeka
Congress
LHS
Joyce Dana
WICS Office Closes for Holidays. emergency contacts listed
The WICS office at First Methodist Church will close from December 18 to January 2. For Job Corps emergencies, parents may call Mrs. Joe McCourt or Mrs. Wilbur West. The center highlighted Sherry Kincaid of Leavenworth and her move to the St. Louis Corps Center for Women.
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Women In Community Service
First Methodist Church
Job Corps
Joe McCourt
Wilbur West
Sherry Kincaid
Leavenworth
St. Louis
Governor Docking Mesmerizes Lawrence Kiwanis Crowd
Governor Robert Docking visited Lawrence in a multi role appearance at the Kiwanis Club lunch in the Crystal Room. He spoke on state government challenges and recalled youth days in Lawrence. The event drew over 160 attendees including KU officials and local leaders.
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Docking
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Bill Womack
Kiwanis International
State of
Kansas
KU Christmas Vacation Schedule Noted in Lawrence
The Kansas University announces the Christmas break begins at 5 30 p m Wednesday with classes resuming at 7 30 a m Wednesday January 3.
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Kansas University
Health Needs Discussed at Lawrence LWV Lunch
The Lawrence League of Women Voters held a lunch meeting at the Kansas Union where two speakers addressed county health needs. Mrs. Henry Snyder, acting director of the Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic, and Dr. Dale Clinton, city county health director, spoke.
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The
Kansas Union
Henry Snyder
Bert Nash
Dale Clinton
County Body Handles Routine Friday Meeting
Douglas County commissioners spent the morning on routine matters and postponed any decision on funding ambulance service outside Lawrence city limits. Citizen Ambulance Service owner Belote sought county subsidies as his contract with the city lapsed, with no agreement reached to extend service beyond city boundaries.
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Douglas County Commission
Lawrence
H. H. Belote
Citizen Ambulance
Commission
City Commission
Belote
Londerholm Rules KSU May Restrict Off Campus Housing
Kansas Attorney General Robert Londerholm ruled that Kansas State University may bar off-campus housing that violates university civil rights policies. He said the university may require students to live in approved housing, citing legislative grant of rulemaking power to the board of regents and the university president.
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Topeka
Robert Londerholm
Kansas State University
Londerholm
Max Bickford
Kansas Board of Regents
Bickford
Sonderholm
Kansas
Board of Regents
Fear of Dollars Drives Swiss Gold Rush in Markets
Swiss markets see a surge as investors hedge against dollar devaluation amid pressure in Frankfurt. Middle East clients, oil sheiks, and bankers cite heavy buying, with reports of up to 80 tons moved to London for the Swiss market. Zurich-led activity dwarfs Geneva, though Geneva bankers urge caution.
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Frankfurt
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United States
Britain
Belgium
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Italy
Switzerland
Zurich
London
Middle East
Sergeant Is Sentenced For Role in Espionage
Army sergeant J C Ulysses L Harris 37 of Neptune New Jersey was sentenced by a court martial to seven years at hard labor and a dishonorable discharge for conspiring to commit espionage. An eight member board deliberated over an hour after his conviction the previous Thursday.
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Ft, Meade, Md
J.C
Ulysses L. Harris
Neptune
N.J
Harris
Sauna Boom Expands Across Hotels Apartments and Homes
In recent years thousands of saunas have been installed in hotels luxury apartment houses and backyards across the United States. The trend reflects growing interest in home wellness and spa amenities as builders and developers market heated spaces to guests residents and private homeowners nationwide.
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United States
Card of thanks for Edward F. Johnson family
The family of Edward F. Johnson thanks friends and relatives for flowers and acts of kindness during illness and death.
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Edward F. Johnson
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