Humphrey Heads For Asia Today On Major Jaunt
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey begins a week long Far East tour visiting the Philippines Japan South Korea and Nationalist China He plans private talks on Vietnam and aims to bolster his domestic image The trip follows a public poll showing mixed support for him and includes arrival in Tokyo luncheon with Eisaku Sato Manila inauguration of Ferdinand Marcos Formosa meeting Chiang Kai shek and Seoul talks with Chung Hee Park before returning home
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Washington
Humbert H. Humphrey
Far East
Philippines
Japan
South Korea
China
Viet Nam
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Earl Warren
United States
Sir Winston Churchill
White House
Congress
Jack Valenti
Mutual Broadcasting System
Douglass
Andrews Air Force Base
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Alaska
Pacific
Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
Korea
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Truce Broken as Viet Cong Mount Attacks in Southeast Asia
U S officials say the State Department ordered extending the cease fire but Viet Cong attacks already resumed. American units were ordered to resume operations at 4 am Sunday, ending the truce. The fighting during the 30 hour period left at least a dozen Americans dead and up to 50 South Vietnamese troops wounded amid 84 incidents.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
State Department
U. S
1St Cavalry
City man cites alleged city zoning errors by commissions
Frank King of 1408 has sent City Attorney Charles Stough a list of perceived failures by the City Commission and the Planning Commission to follow Kansas statutes on the proposed zoning ordinance. King will seek legal advice and pursue action within the rights of a citizen.
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Frank King
Charles Stough
City Commission
Planning Commission
Kansas
King
KU Grads Settle In Trinidad And Use Drop Name
Five young people settle on six acres near Trinidad naming their colony Drop City and themselves Droppers. A Denver Post reporter met them. they refused to reveal real names, citing privacy. They describe a small, improvised community with a future theater and electronic mood features.
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KU Grads
Trinidad
Trinidad. Colo
Colorado
Denver Post
Monk Tyson
Cleo Margarine
Melissa
Curly Bensen
Clard Svensen
Bensen
University of Kansas
New York
Svensen
Wichita
Kan
University of Colorado
Drop Lady
Brooklyn
N. Y
Larry Lard
New York City
Drop City
Dropper
Boulder, Colo
Bomb scare halts Detroit bound AA DC6 plane
Investigators halted a Detroit bound American Airlines DC6 after a telephoned bomb threat. Police found a wooden device described as a "nothing box" in a suitcase owned by Henry Pullen of Cazenovia, a gag gift from relatives. The 61 aboard were held for two hours during a meticulous search of the aircraft and luggage.
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Detroit
American Airlines
Metropolitan
Henry Pullen
Cazenovia
N.Y
Pullen
Arizona Flood Threat Looms After Snowmelt Recedes
Arizona flood waters receded in the Phoenix area but snow packed watersheds and full reservoirs could trigger further flooding. Four Salt River Project lakes above Phoenix were nearly full and officials warned that meltwater in the next days might cause spills into the Salt River bed between Granite Reef Dam and Phoenix, potentially shutting most roads.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Granite Reed Dam
Avery May Delay Withholding Plan For Income Levy
Gov. William H. Avery said he will ask the 1966 Kansas budget session to delay the start of state income tax withholding beyond January 1. The plan would shift the tax due date to after the 1965 April 15 deadline, reducing 1966 state revenue but yielding a gain the following year. The move aims to ease burden on lower income taxpayers and highlight the contrast with Social Security tax increases.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Avery
AT and T Prepares for FCC Probe
New York AT and T chief Frederick R. Kappel says the company has readied for a full scale FCC investigation announced on October 27. He calls the inquiry a formality and urges cooperation rather than confrontation with regulators.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Frederick R. Kappel
Kappel
FCC
Christmas Eve Services Draw Peak Crowds in Lawrence
In Lawrence the Christmas Eve church services drew peak crowds Friday evening despite bad weather. Ministers later reported Sunday worshippers were among the largest crowds they have ever had.
Citizens band radios spark safety concerns and misuse
: FCC monitors Broward County warns on battery powered class D citizens band sets limited to one tenth watt. They cover one to three miles land. Unlicensed users fall outside FCC jurisdiction though cooperation with FBI occurs for profane language cases. False emergency SOS broadcasts alarm operators during holidays.
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Homer Thompson
FCC
Broward County
Florida
Thompson
FBI
Citizens Band
Nation Magazine Acquired by James J. Storrow Jr
New York AP James J. Storrow Jr buys the 100 year old Nation weekly from George C. Kirstein for an undisclosed price. He plans no editorial changes and keeps Carey McWilliams and staff. Nation circulation about 28,231. launched September 1856. Kirstein publisher since 1955.
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New York
the Nation
James J. Storrow Jr
Storrow
George C. Kirstein
Carey McWilliams
Kirstein
Intense Storm Hits Northwest Nationwide Cold Wave Grips U S
The Associated Press reports a powerful storm sweeping the Northwest with wind rain and heavy snow. Gale and cold weather warnings spread from the Pacific Coast to the northern Rockies and the Central Plains with temperatures plummeting across multiple states including Montana North Dakota Nebr and Florida.
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Pacific Coast
Rockies
Washington
Montana
Plains
Broadus
Lewistown
Mont
Williston
N.C
Avery and Solons Plan Jan. 3 Meeting on Legislature
H Avery and top lawmakers will confer January 3 to decide if a special session should address any issues beyond reapportionment. The session would begin after the 30 day budget session running January 11 to February 9, with Senate leaders Glee Smith and Frank Hodge and House leaders Clyde Hill and Bill Fribley attending.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Kansas
House of Representatives
Avery
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Senate
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Clyde Hill
Rates Center
House
Bill Fribley
Rcrestline
Reds Claim U S Violated Truce in Vietnamese Waters
North Viet Nam said on Christmas Day U S aircraft and warships intruded into its air and territorial waters during the 30 hour truce. Hanoi radio quoted a protest listing threats to DRV waters in Thanh Hoa and other provinces and naming three Vietnamese men held after boats were searched.
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Tokyo
Viet Nam
U.S
International Control Commission On
Hanoi
DRV
Democratic Republic of North Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Tran Khoan
Tran Thuoi
Tran Tinh
Hanoi Radio
7Th Fleet
Thailand
Quang Ninh
Ha Tinh
United States
Sam Son
Thanh Hoa Province
Frances Dahlem In Good Condition After Home Accident
Frances Dahlem aged 48 of 1500 A I is listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a hip injury from a kitchen fall. Several other local injury notes include Jerry Botts 14 with a hand in a door and Ken Swadley 19 with a cut hand on glass.
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Frances Dahlem
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jerry Botts
Lindenwood
Richard Liebert
W. 25Th
Mattie Crumrine
Ken Swadley
Harper
Vicki Valcour
N. J
Ann Coddington
Route 5
Jim Betsworth
Topeka
Valachi Allowed to Publish His Memoirs
The Justice Department approved publication of Joseph Valachi’s memoirs, ending a long standing policy that barred federal prisoners from publishing life of crime stories. Valachi, a convicted murderer and Cosa Nostra figure, had broken a blood oath of secrecy.
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Washington
Justice Department
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Chamber of Commerce to move offices in Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce president Arthur Heck announced the move from the Wren building at 8th and Vt Streets to 901 Ky Street. The change takes effect Thursday. the current space since 1933 includes a reception room and an unused two rooms. Heck thanked the Jackman family for their cooperation during the years in the Wren building.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Heck
Chamber
Wren
Ky. Sts
Heck
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Lawrence United Fund
West Ninth Street
Jackman
Four Cuban Officers Seek Asylum in Osaka
Four Cuban officers from the Aracelio Iglesias freighter walked into the U S consulate in Osaka and were granted political asylum. The men said Cuban ships were ordered to carry military equipment to North Vietnam and opposed aiding Communist aggression. The embassy called them traitors, while U S officials said the men would fly to Tokyo then to the United States. The ship had been in dry dock after a collision off Panama.
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Osaka
Japan
U.S
Viet Nam
Francisco Cobas Oses
Aracelio Iglesias
Tokyo
North Viet Nam
Shanghai
Cuba
United States
Panama
Douglas County Sees Low Traffic Deaths as Year Ends
Douglas County reports six traffic deaths this year well below average. Sheriff Johnson says if year ends with six fatalities they will be pleased and sets a strong goal for 1966 amid speeding and careless driving tickets and a looming New Year holiday period starting Friday at 6 p.m.
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Douglas County
Johnson
A Spacious Fever for Inclement Weather
Rummsey Funeral Home advertises for inclement weather arrangements with contact Ph. VI 3-5111.
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Rummsey Funeral Home
Scientists Split On Proposals For Defense Systems
Berkeley scientists clash over spending billions on antimissile systems and fallout shelters at the AAAS meeting. Dr. Barry Commoner argues defense plans riskier than safe, while Dr. Edward Teller urges strong civil defense as a deterrent to nuclear attack.
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Berkeley
Calif
Barry Commoner
Department of Botany
Washington University
St. Louis
Edward Teller
University of California
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Commoner
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Teller
Hitler
Johnson
In Memoriam Eddie Porter 1961 Memorial
In memory of our dear father Eddie Porter who passed away four years ago on December 27 1961 Sadly missed by his daughters and sons
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Eddie Porter
Card of Thanks For Flowers and Cards
James M. Johnson Sr expresses gratitude to friends for flowers and cards received during illness. The thanks note notes appreciation and acknowledges kindness.
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James M. Johnson Sr
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