Humphrey Arrives in Manila for Marcos Inauguration
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey lands in Manila as the United States envoy for the inauguration of President Ferdinand Marcos. In Tokyo, he urged Prime Minister Eisaku Sato to seek Japan’s help or that of others to end the Vietnam conflict, presenting a document of Rusk conversations and peace actions.
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Manila
Hubert H. Humphrey
Viet Nam
Humphrey
United States
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Sato
U.S
J. Owen Zurhellen Jr
Zurhellen
Dean Rusk
Rusk
City Commission Reviews Lease and Approves Park Work
The council discussed a golf course lease with a private proposer while cautioning it would not reflect official policy. It approved a $17,250 shelter house at Broken Arrow Park, awarded a $2,519.67 utility wagon, and read rezoning and planning items. Three items were deferred including a cable TV franchise discussion and zoning recommendations.
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Beauchamp
Pulliam
Collier
City Commission
Broken Arrow Park
Constant Construction Co
Virgil Holdredge
Winter
Wells
The
Bee
Thatcher Pl
Edgehill Rd
Kentucky Street
Ky. St
Board of
Zoning Appeals
Ohio
Service for Every Faith Rumsey Funeral Home Ad
Funeral home advertises services for all faiths at Rumsey Funeral Home. Phone VI 3-5111 is listed for contact and arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Planting Plan Underway for St Joseph Beautification
St Joseph Missouri to beautify the Pacific Street urban route with more than 10 000 plants. State highway department official Ray L Wilson states 9 785 shrubs and 480 trees will be planted from Eighth Street to Interstate 29. Bids are set for January 21 with an estimated project cost of 16 000 dollars.
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ST. Joseph
Pacific Street
Ray L. Wilson
State Highway Department
Wilson
Eighth Street
Interstate 29
State Highway Commission
Kenneth C. Townley
King challenges zoning process and legality in Lawrence
King urges court restraint to test the proposed zoning ordinance amid alleged procedural flaws by the Planning Commission and City Commission. He cites five violations including missing written hearing summaries and inadequate public notice. City officials express surprise. discussion postponed to next week.
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Planning Commission
City Commission
King
City Commission and Planning Commission
J. F. Schubert
Richard Raney
Stough
Ray Wells
John Emick
Mike Getto
Kansas
Charles Stough
Lawrence
Commission
Pulliam
Lawrence groups announce office move and stadium expansion
The Lawrence United Fund will relocate from the Wren building to 901 Ky. St as the Chamber of Commerce also moves there. Kansas University Athletic Director Wade Stinson says no final details or dates on the 6500 seat east side stadium expansion yet, with a $500000 project funded by higher ticket prices. Salvation Army Red Kettle drive surpassed its $4500 goal, raising about $4750 to $4800 as Mrs. Charles R. Moffitt reports.
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Lawrence United Fund
Wren Building
Ky. St
M. E. Mann
Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Kansas University Memorial Stadium
Wade Stinson
Board of Regents
Salvation Army
Charles R. Moffitt
Magazine Says N. Viet Split on Negotiations
A weekly magazine cites an unidentified senior ICCI member in Indochina noting North Viet Nam’s government is split on opening cease fire talks with Saigon and Washington. Ho Chi Minh reportedly weighs negotiations while a Red China backed faction pushes for more troops in the South.
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Hong Kong
International Control Commission For
Indochina
North Viet Nam
Saigon
Washington
Hanoi
Far Eastern Economic Review
Ho Chi Minh
Red China
Diligent Indiana Student Graduates with Honors
William E. Constable, 35, who spent nine years in a Bloomington limestone quarry, earned a bachelor’s in government at Indiana University with a 3.95 GPA and Phi Beta Kappa honors. He plans law school after graduation next August, crediting support from employer Mary Dodd and their three children for balancing work, study, and family.
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Bloomington
Ind
William E. Constable
Indiana
Mary E. Dodd
Bloomington Limestone Co
Constable
Indiana University
Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic Society
Three Treated at LMH Emergency Unit
Three patients were treated and released after noon Tuesday and this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room. Dennis Stauffer, 19, was injured by a nail in the foot at work. William Green, 2, ingested liniment methyl salicylate. Tom Guffey, 10, cut his left palm in a fall at home.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dennis Stauffer
William Green
Learnard
Tom Guffey
Eudora
Average Child Drinks During His 14th Year
Niagara Falls Ontario AP reports Dr. Marvin A Block of Buffalo says the average child now drinks at age 14. He notes 8 percent of U S suburban children drink at 14 and about 75 percent do so with parental permission. He calls this a challenge to existing legal age statutes.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
American Medical Association
Marvin A. Block
Buffalo
Association
U.S
Block
Ontario
Care by Medical Team Is Foreseen Within a Decade
Berkeley AP report quotes Dr. C C Cutting of Permanente Medical Group predicting a team based medical care model within ten years with preventive focus and extensive automated testing. He foresees three medicine divisions Health care Predictive care and Sickness care and says physicians must lead reorganized programs.
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Berkeley
Calif
C.C. Cutting
Permanente Medical Group
Oakland
Cutting
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Saltonstall to retire from Senate in 1967
Sen Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts announced his retirement at the end of his current term in January 1967. The 73 year old Republican has served 21 years in the Senate and nearly nonstop in public office since 1920. Potential successors include Edward Brooke and John Volpe on the GOP side and John Collins Endicott Peabody Foster Furcolo on the Democratic side.
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Boston
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
U.S. Senate
Saltonstall
Senate
Federal
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
John F. Collins
Endicott Peabody
Foster Furcolo
Capitol's varied roles through American history
The Capitol has served beyond legislation as a hospital, military cafeteria, church, blacksmith shop, and bakery. It has hosted bazaars, rallies, and musical concerts, reflecting a broad civic function across eras.
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United States Capitol
Medicare sign up lags as $3 premium looms
Social Security officials warn slow response to the voluntary Medicare supplementary program may force a premium rise. Of 19 million eligible, 8.5 million have not replied while 10.5 million have responded. 8.7 million want coverage and the rest refused. Deadline for those 65 or older to sign up is March 31 1966 with July 1 1966 start for premiums and benefits.
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Washington
Social Security
Social Security Administration
SSA
Dead Sea Surface Skewed by Strong Winds
The Dead Sea hosts a salt crust so vast that only high intensity winds can churn a slug gish surface, forming slick waves and unusual texture on the water.
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Dead Sea
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