Johnson Receives Vietnam Progress Report From Lodge
President Johnson heard from Ambassador Lodge on Vietnam gains for 1967 and a light at the end of the tunnel, noting progress in military, political, economic and pacification efforts. Lodge said peacetime talks could extend the truce, with U.S. planes not escalating the Hanoi air raids as claimed.
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China Says Its Embassy Hit By U.S. Warplanes
Tokyo AP reports Communist China alleging four U.S. bombers dive bombed its Hanoi embassy last Wednesday severely damaging the building and damaging a nearby New China News Agency office. Beijing calls it a grave provocation and vows punishment while North Vietnam and U.S. agencies dispute the claim.
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Fambrough Hires Don Fambrough Aide At KU Football
Pepper Rodgers new Kansas University coach announced he hired Don Fambrough as the first assistant. He will be among eight Varsity assistants with no salary terms yet but expected to rise from his current wage. Rodgers praised Fambrough for staying to add continuity after 14 years as a EU assistant.
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Special Christmas Services Planned by Eudora Churches
Eudora churches announce multiple Christmas programs. The Southern Baptist Church presents A Certain Small Shepherd at 7 30 p m Sunday with directions by Mrs. Roger Broers and Mrs. Phyllis Reeves. Rev. Dwight Clark speaks at the 11 a m service. Holy Family Catholic Church schedules 8 15 a m weekday masses and 10 30 a m and 5 p m Saturday masses. Clearfield Evangelical United Brethren presents Ring the Bells cantata at 8 p m Wednesday. Hesper Friends Church stages Christmas in the Cobbler Shop at 7 30 p m Wednesday with Rev Merl Kinser and assistance. Mrs. Richard Knabe organist. A joint Christmas program by Salem Evangelical United Brethren, Eudora Methodist, and St Paul United Church of Christ is at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Methodist Church featuring Don Hustad cantata Christmas Story in Candle light Carols and narration by Dr Leo Lauber. Jesse Carney directs. Mrs Glen Jarmin leads children sections. combined choir sings multiple carols. Mrs Richard Benton directs the choirs with organist Mrs Carlyle Trabant. Merilee Neis will sing Nex Ox and Ass and My Little Son. Bob Wolfe, Mrs Wilfred Tref, and Mrs Richard Benton sing O Savior Sweet.
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Fair Dry Spell Forecast for Lawrence
The weather bureau predicted continued fair and dry conditions for Lawrence with little chance of rain over the next several days. It noted that the last rainfall was December 5 and December’s total remains 0.06 inches, far below normal.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Fair and mild weekend
The region experiences fair weather with no rainfall. Tonight lows mid 20s and Sunday highs in the 50s. Temperature readings show 32 at 4am and 6pm near 32. Yesterday’s high 48, low 42, record high 70 in 1939 and low 2 in 1964. Sunrise 7:36 pm, sunset 4:59 pm.
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Yor a Christmas Portrait Herb's Studio
Studio offers a Christmas portrait session featuring Herb with sets and props for festive photos. Call VI 2-8822-Adv for scheduling and pricing details.
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Court to rule quickly in Kennedy book publication suit
A Manhattan judge set a Dec 27 hearing for William Manchester's Death of a President to justify an injunction blocking publication. Mrs Kennedy and Sen Robert Kennedy urged the court to prevent release amid claims of irreparable harm and sensationalism. The case involves Look and Harper & Row publishers with foreign rights and a $1 million paperback bid from Dell Books.
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U N VOTES SANCTIONS ON RHODESIA REBELS
The Security Council imposed mandatory economic sanctions on Rhodesia to topple the white minority regime. All 122 UN members were to boycott 12 Rhodesian exports and embargo oil, arms, aircraft, and vehicle shipments. Four abstained Mali France the Soviet Union and Bulgaria.
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Kansas Regents Cut University Budgets for 1968 Seeley
The Kansas Board of Regents slashed the 1968 education and general operating budget to 106 276 400 million from 110 857 297 million. KU’s budget fell to 28 577 036 and other line items were trimmed, with hearings set before budget director James Bibb and Gov elect Robert Docking to defend original requests.
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KU Enrolls Former K State Coach Doug Weaver in Law School
Former Kansas State football coach Doug Weaver, 36, has applied to and been accepted by Kansas University Law School for the next semester. KU Law Dean James Logan said he hopes Weaver enrolls, noting his top caliber background, English major grounding, and maturity. Weaver is also considering Washburn Law and may join as a student assistant under Pepper Rodgers at KU.
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Lawrence Schools to Present Annual Christmas Programs
Central Junior High presents a three part Christmas program at 1 30 and 7 30 p m featuring orchestra choir and theatre with soloists Mary Bee Nancy Waymire Linda Lassman Susan Alderson Pally Burnett Becky Reed and a one act play The Inn at Bethlehem directed by Dixie Dowden The event includes students and community members in performances under Hubert Brown and Wyatt Cooper with A list of students behind the scenes and a second program by West Junior High at 7 30 p m with brass ensemble and choir led by Frank Purvis and the Sugar Plum Falls piano soloist along with varied carols and choral numbers by the combined eighth and ninth grade choruses and the Girls Glee Club.
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