New Oil Depot Built Near Haiphong North Vietnam
United States sources report two large oil depots near Haiphong used to supply truck convoys toward South Vietnam. Weather has limited bombing, with focus on bridges, rail lines, and port facilities as monsoon season continues.
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North Vietnam
Washington
South Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Haiphong Harbor
Vietnam
Hon Gai
United States
Peking
New China News Agency
U.S
Pentagon
Supreme Court sets safeguards for private phone eavesdropping
The Supreme Court ruled 7-1 that electronic surveillance must be limited and judicially approved to protect Fourth Amendment rights, excluding national security cases. The decision overturned Charles Katz’s conviction for recordings from public phone booths.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
High Court
Charles Katz
Los Angeles
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mutual Savings and Loan Associations
Savings and Loan Association
Air Force
Dale E. Noyd
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York State
Florida
Johnson
Dan
Store Burglary Report On 23rd Street Break In
Paice reports burglary at Le Prat store on 23rd Street with broken window glass and missing items Worth noting police found no call recorded and initial details are unclear as of today.
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Paice
Ayrrnetimne
Pepar
Like Husband Like Wife Bus Driving Couple at Lawrence
Mrs. McClintock became the city's only woman bus driver joining Lawrence Bus Company on September 1 1966. She and her husband Edward McClintock, a 20 year veteran driver, describe family pride in the profession as they manage routes for Kansas University students and local schools while recalling career paths and changes in bus travel. Separately five people, four KU students, were injured in a two car accident on Highway K-10 early Sunday with one driver treated at KU Hospital and others at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Lawrence Bus Company
McClintock
Lawrence
Journal-World Photo
Margaret McClintock
Prairie Ave
Edward
4Th and
Maine Sts
Haskell St
Pa. St
Ing
McClintok
Rapid Transit Company
Lawence Bus Company
Kansas University
Michael J. Geitz
Gary S. Allen
Geitz
Watkins Hospital
Allen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Nancy L. Harris
Naismith
LMH
Kent J. Munzer
Brenda F. Howard
New Wave Toys Sweep Past Classic Favorites This Christmas
Local stores report a shift to space age and TV popular toys while old standbys fade. Managers note demand for video influenced items like ovens, remote cars, Yahtzee, Giggles dolls, and walkie talkies with several crowd favorites selling briskly.
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Herb Mall
Duckwall's
Mass
W. K. Orbin
Tg&y
Duckwall
Orbin
Malott’s
Mass. St
Darwin Malott
Malott
Remembering Last Week's News Quiz Highlights
A recap of trivia covers European monarchy chaos in Greece, unemployment ranks, Johnson’s label for opponents, Cold War rumors, football legends, White House wedding folklore, antiwar protest consequences, Bill Bradley’s NBA debut, South Vietnam aims, Canadian prime minister retirement, DNA windfall, Social Security maneuvering, first thermonuclear test location, antipoverty funding shifts, Avery Brundage’s IOC resignation and related charges.
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Andreas Papandreou
Col
George Papadopoulos
Constantine Caramanhis
Detroit
Mich
New York
San Francisco
Oakland
Johnson
Russia
U.S
China
Cambodia
Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
Sam Huff
Washington Redskins
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
White House
Lynda Johnson Robb
Luci
Warrie Lynn Smith
Liz Carpenter
Bill Bradley
Princeton
St Lews Hawks
Philadelphia
New York Knickerbockers
National Liberation Front of
South Vietnam
U.N
Canada
John Diefenbaker
William Lyon McKensie King
Lester B. Pearson
Senate
Russell
Long
Jacob Javits
Mike Mansfield
N.M
Hunan
Yakutsk
Ussr
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
KU Professor Boehrer Dies at 46 in Lawrence
Kansas University history professor George C. A. Boehrer 46 of 1701 Tenn died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after heart trouble. He joined KU in 1965 and worked in Latin American studies and Brazil Portugal history. Survived by wife Joanne and daughter Anne. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday St. John's Church, burial Mt Calvary.
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George C. A. Boehrer
Tenn
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Boehrer
U.S
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
Portugal
Joanne Boehrer
Anne
George A. Boehrer
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
St. John's Catholic Church
Fire damages third floor apartment on Tenn St
Sunday blaze at 1131 Tenn St destroyed the entire third floor of a building owned by Burton G. Brown. Firemen reported 2,41 p.m. call. $10,000 building damage and $2,000 contents loss. apartment was unoccupied at the time.
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Tenn. St
Burton G. Brown
Lawrence Ave
Five Thousand Five Hundred Attend KU Christmas Vespers
About 5 550 persons attended two Christmas Vespers programs Sunday at Kansas University. Dean Thomas Gorton of the KU School of Fine Arts said the services were at 3 30 and 7 30 p m under the School of Fine Arts sponsorship.
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Kansas University
Thomas Gorton
KU School of Fine Arts
School of Fine Arts
Fort Scott Tops Debate Sweepstakes Trophy Victory
Fort Scott High School won the sweepstakes trophy at the Lawrence district debate tournament held Friday and Saturday. More than 350 debaters from 48 Kansas high schools competed in 84 four speaker teams. Fort Scott posted an 18 win six loss record to earn the trophy presented by Lawrence Kiwanis Club president Bill Womack.
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Fort Scott High School
Lawrence High School
Kansas
Lawrence
LHS
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Fort Scott
Kiwanis
Bill Womack
Central Junior High Plans Christmas Program Tonight
Central Junior High School presents its annual Christmas program at 7 30 tonight in the school auditorium. The orchestra directed by Hubert Brown the concert choir conducted by Frank Purvis and pantomimes narrated by Richard Arnold will perform with Glen Rhea directing the tableaux.
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Central Junior High School
Hubert Brown
Frank Purvis
Richard Arnold
Glen Rhea
Kidwell Pleads Guilty On Reduced Manslaughter Charge
former state legislator Thomas Kidwell pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the death of his second wife. Prosecutor Robert Hecht offered no objection and Kidwell was released on bond after a video tape showed his claim that she shot him first. The deal came as a second trial was about to begin in Shawnee County.
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Topeka
Thomas Kidwell
Robert Hecht
Kidwell
Shawnee County
Menninger Foundation
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Wis
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