1967 Outlook: World Tensions and US Foreign Policy
The column reviews 1966 events and warns 1967 may be more explosive. It cites U Thant’s tenure, Vietnam costs, China’s nuclear progress, credibility gaps in Washington, and potential US military involvement abroad, including Africa and Rhodesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
South Africa
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Chicago
Sukarno
Indonesia
U Thant
U.N
Rhodesia
Africa
U. N
Southwest Africa
U.S
Uncle Sam
Gunmen Loot Home in Friday Night Kansas City Hold Up
Two masked gunmen robbed a private residence in Kansas City Kansas after forcing six people at gunpoint into rooms and a basement safe. They escaped with 1500 dollars cash jewelry two pistols and two rifles and took Mrs Larkins car. The victims included Thomas Larkin 806 North 69th Street his wife and children Ted 20 and Jerty 15 plus a friend Connie Lacy 15. They searched for a coin collection but apparently found none.
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Kansas City
Kan
Thomas Larkin
North 69Th Street
Ted Larkin
Larkin
Jerry Carson
Larkins
Jerty
Connie Lacy
China claims it has missiles production
China says it has succeeded in producing guided nuclear weapons in a terse dispatch. Tokyo observers doubt the claim implies a nuclear tipped missile arsenal and note the statement appears buried in a long report on revolutionary wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tokyo
Red
Peking
Bahamas Call Powell to Leave Bimini Over Contempt Row
Nassau editorials urge Rep. Adam Clayton Powell to depart Bimini 50 miles off Florida after his New York contempt ruling. The Bahamas paper warns his presence harms society and questions his stay on the island.
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Nassau
Bahamas
America
Nassau Tribune
Bimini
Florida
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Powell
New York
Congress
the Tribune
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals and Births
Memorial Hospital admits listed include James Johnson and Loretta Gould among others with multiple addresses. Dismissals name Loretta Cates Jerry Mason Donna Trackwell and baby girl along with several others from diverse locations. Births record a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Holmes and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Larry Sanford both announced Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Tenn
Loretta Gould
W. 6Th
Felix Burkhart
Belle Crest
Eldon Walsh
Maine
Jimmie Clinton
N.Y
Curitis Stewart
Route 3
Loretta Cates
DeSoto
Jerry Mason
Eudora
Donna Trackwell
Tonganoxie
Earl Richardson
Zenith Clemmons
Ark
Ted Eubanks
Maple Lane
Dianne Mersman
N.H
LeRoy Spence
Gertrude Hunt
Baldwin Rest Home
Barbara Schied
Richard Holmes
1805
Friday
Larry Sanford
Lecompton
Cooper Warren divide interests in local mortuary and apartments
William C. Warren will buy Fred L. Cooper’s share of the Cooper Warren Mortuary on Lawrence’s North Second Street and Warren’s stake in two apartment buildings at 1017 and 1021 Rt St. Cooper will operate the apartments as Waco Apartments, while Warren keeps the funeral homes in Lawrence and Nortonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Warren
Fred L. Cooper
Cooper-Warren
Lawrence
Warren Funeral Home
Northville
Journal-World Learned
Cooper
Warren
Rt. St
N.H. St
Warren Mortuary
Nortonville
Waco
W. 26Th St
Alita
W. 29Th St
Terr
Diane
Douglas
Kelly
Kevin
Funk Mortuary
Schubert Funeral Home
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Police Sgt. Arrests Son on Narcotics Charge in Tullytown
Falls Township sergeant Joseph Ruski, a 13 year veteran, signed a complaint against his son Michael 19 after investigating narcotics use. He called dope a cancer and said if a policeman turns his back on the law who will uphold it. He spoke of needing help for users.
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Tullytown
Joseph Ruski
Ruski
Falls Township
Michael
Ex Priest’s Baby Denied Burial in Catholic Grave
The stillborn daughter of excommunicated priest Rev. Anthony Girandola was refused a Catholic burial. Cemetery officials returned his deposit after the diocese ordered no burial, citing Canon Law and church policy though the priest baptized the child. He pleaded the decision targets him personally.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Anthony Girandola
Girandola
Calvary Cemetery
Father Girandola
William Corry
Corry
Hope Faces Difficulty Joking About Viet Trip
Bob Hope after returning from Vietnam says he cannot joke about what he saw at Chu Chi during Christmas shows. He notes artillery in background and two servicemen killed hours later, praising the morale of wounded and healthy troops alike.
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Guam
Vietnam
Defense McNamara
U. S
Air Force
Navy
Los Angeles
Bob Hope
Chu Chi
Hope
Comedienne
Phyllis Diller
AP Faces Strike Threat as Guild Seeks Wage Hikes
Federal mediation handles talks between The Associated Press and the American Newspaper Guild as the Guild seeks a strike authorization and wage increases totaling about 30 percent over two years. AP proposes smaller raises and a 28 hour work week to reach nationwide parity.
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Associated Press
Newspaper Guild
New York
American Newspaper Guild
The
Wire Service Guild
Youth, 17 Shot in Attempted Robbery in Wichita
In Wichita, a 17 year old, Scott Ahdosy, was shot and critically wounded Friday night during an attempted holdup. Police say merchant policeman Lee Muns, 73, confronted the youth from behind after a door way ambush, firing over his shoulder and striking the assailant in the head. Ahdosy is listed in critical condition at St. Francis Hospital.
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Wichita
Lee Muns
Muns
St. Francis Hospital
Deaths and funeral services for Mrs Bertha Byrd Bowles
Funeral services and burial for Mrs Bertha Byrd Bowles of Rockford Mass were held today at Rockford after dying Tuesday at her sister's home in Phoenix Arizona. Survivors include her daughter Mrs Lillian Pringle of New Rochelle New York two sons David Bowles and Paul Bowles both of Chicago and three sisters Mrs Cornelia Almaniac of Phoenix Arizona Mrs Edna Pose del Portland Oregon and Mrs Esther Nelson of Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Bertha Byrd Bowles
Rockford
Mass
Phoenix
Ariz
Lillian Pringle
New Rochelle
N. Y
David Bowles
Paul Bowles
Chicago
Cornelia Almaniac
Edna Posedel
Portland
Ore
Esther Nelson
Lawrence
Died at 87 Cynthia Mock of Ottawa many relatives survive
Miss Cynthia Mock 87 of 1524 N H died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Rumsey Funeral Home led by Rev Ald Sundbye. Burial Peoria Cemetery east of Ottawa. Survivors include cousins W H Williamson Glen Mock R E Trout H P Mock J Raymond Mock Ralph Mock Narvel Mock Lloyd Mock Floyd Mock Francis Mock Roy Mock. She worked over 50 years as a Weaver's employee and belonged to Western Service Gulch Seroptioist and First Methodist Church. Also obituary notes Mrs Charles Silkley 35 of San Francisco died in Big Bear California with husband and children. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday Blackman Funeral Home Kansas City. Buried in Kansas City. Survivors include husband Charles Silkley son Charles daughter Carla mother Mona Harmon and brothers Ed Harmon and Jim Harmon.
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Cynthia Mock
N.H
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ronald Sundbye
Peoria Cemetery
Ottawa
W. H. Williamson
Glen O. Mock
R. E. Trout
H. P. Mock
Kansas City
J. Raymond Mock
Wellsville
Ralph Mock
Portland
Ore
Narvel Mock
Cody
Wyo
Lloyd Mock
Bartlesville
Okla
Floyd Mock
Emporia
Francis Mock
Chanute
Roy Mock
Seattle
Wash
Miss Mock
Western Service Gulch
Seroptioist
First Methodist Church
Charles
Carolyn) Silkley
San Francisco
Big Bear
Calif
Lawrence
Blackman
Carla
Mona Harmon
Ed Harmon
Independence
Jim Harmon
New York
Bates Ted Bates 87 Oskaloosa Farmer Dies in Winchester
Samuel E Ted Bates 87 lifelong Jefferson County resident and former farmer died Friday night at Jefferson County Hospital Winchester Funeral services set 2 pm Monday at EUB Church Ozawkie burial in Fairview Cemetery near Oskaloosa Survivors include wife Elizabeth daughter Lelia Cook son Don Bates two stepdaughters Flora Bracken Stella DeSpain two stepsons Henry Brown Alore Brown Hampton Funeral Home Oskaloosa in charge
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Samuel E
Ted) Bates
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County
Winchester
EUB Church
Ozawkie
Fairview Cemetery
Elizabeth Bates
Lelia Cook
Don Bates
University announces spring term schedule in Lawrence Kansas
University classes resume at 7 30 a m on Tuesday after Christmas vacation which began December 17 Final examinations start Monday January 23 and run through January 28 Registration and enrollment happen February 1 to 4 with second semester classes starting February 6 Ice on Potter Lake and nearby ponds remains unsafe for skating today
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Kansas University
Potter Lake
Unwed Go Go Girl Abandons Baby at Kansas City Church
A 17 year old unwed mother, a go go dancer, left her four month old son with a cathedral parishioner at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Kansas City and fled. She was later found in a dentist's office and treated after taking sleeping pills. The baby was placed in a parental home while authorities locate the mother.
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Kansas City
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
General Hospital
Everett Tindall
Donald Sturm
Tindell
Father Sturm
Jackson County
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Washington
North Vietnam
Hanoi
White House
Department of Defense
World Nuclear Warfare Club
Far East
Joey Heatherton
Nora Hope
Mrs. Hope
Anita Bryant
Quster of Powell
Vermont
TS Mass
Ph. VE
Lawrence Memorial Co
ORMAN
Miss Diller
Vic Damone
Les Brown
Rella Faria
Bombay
Jerry Colonna
Dolores
Nora
George Papp
Scott Ahdosy
Miss Cynthia
Charles Silkey
Ood
Man Ginsurance
R. L. Bob
West
Howard C. Law
Harry Hunn N. N
Brown V. S. McAlister
Roy
Tanager Stewart
Lawrence Planning Commission
City Hall
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