Powers hesitate to claim credit for Viet Nam upheaval
AP analyst James Marlow notes big powers avoid boasting over coups and riots while shaping events in Vietnam and Africa. He highlights U S assertions of influence after Diem's overthrow, Soviet accusations, Panamanian unrest, and later Khanh's coup seeking stronger anti communism amid Saigon France tensions.
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Washington
Santa Claus
Machiavelli
Big Power No. 1
Big Power No. 2
No. 1
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Diem
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
United States
Saigon
Paris
Junta
France
McLouth Community Notes Include Democratic Family Lesson
Mrs. Viola Edmonds hosted the Good Neighbor Unit at her home. Mrs. Irene McPherson led a lesson on the Democratic family. The Wildhorse Unit joined for the lesson and then met at Mrs. Ivan Theroff’s home. Local visitors included Mrs. Letitia Slawson and Guy Tuell of Kansas City. Pvt. Richard Walbridge of Fort Leonard Wood spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Irene Walbridge. The Means family and Debra Garrett visited relatives in McLouth, with Mrs. Paul Brackman and her son from Raytown also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Edmonds
Irene McPherson
Wildhorse
Ivan Theroff
Letitia Slawson
Guy Tuell
Kansas City
Clara Landon
Richard Walbridge
Fort Leonard Wood
Irene Walbridge
Robert Means
Minda
Martha Means
Debra Garrett
McLouth
Paul Brackman
Raytown
Goldwater Levels Charges At Administration
Barry Goldwater accuses the Johnson administration of cockeyed thinking on the cold war and bunkum on Cuba. He campaigns in Missouri with a Goldwater special flight and a $100 dinner, attacking McNamara and naming Nixon as his toughest GOP foe.
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Barry Goldwater
Sen
Arizona
Johnson
Cuba
Missouri
Goldwater
St. Louis
Kansas City
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Local News Highlights From Tonganoxie Area
Obituaries note C W Drinkerd of Independence Missouri died of a heart attack December 31. Lena Berger 85 dies at Leavenworth Cush ing Memorial Hospital born Jarbalo March 24 1878 and buried Fall Creek Cemetery. Wedding of Donald Ray Wager and Jean Mohr in Lexington Illinois with relatives from Tonganoxie attending. Various local births anniversaries visits and gatherings recorded including Randall Shaver birth January 5 and Tonganoxie residents visiting kin in Merriam Leavenworth and Lawrence.
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Lena Berger
Cushing Memorial Hospital
Leavenworth
Miss Berger
Jarbalo
Jarbalo Methodist Church
Davis Funeral Chapel
Walter Jones
Fall Creek
Ray Wager
Towanda
Ill
Donald Ray
Jean Mohr
Lawrence Mohr
Lexington
Tractor Supply Co
Bloomington
Illinois State Teachers College
Normal
Tonganoxie
Chris Meints
Mrs
Stanley Hand
James Pantle
W. P. Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Rick Wing
Tammie
Luther Madding
Fred Wing
Carol
Lloyd Peck
Kenny Lemmon
Leon Crook
Dale Freeman
Mike Conway
M. W. Sell
Sell
Rueben E. Sell
Merriam
Wayne Finch
Randall Shaver
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dale Rawlings
Lyman Finch
Randall
Valerie
Kevin
Gary Shilling
Fort Worth
Tex
Anastasia Marie
George Wilbur
Route 5
Lawrence
Alvin Shilling
Bernard Uhlfrich
Joe Uhlrich
Near McLouth
Frank Uhrich
Harp to Speak at Youth Week Service in Lawrence
Dick Harp, Kansas University head basketball coach, will speak Sunday afternoon at Plymouth Congregational Church as part of National Youth Week observances. The interdenominational service for junior and senior high youths runs from 3 to 5 p.m. with four discussion groups to follow. The event is sponsored by the Lawrence Council of Churches youth group.
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Dick Harp
Kansas University
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lawrence Council of Churches
Plymouth Church
Community Notes From Villa Eden and Nearby
Mrs. Pearson and son visited Mrs. Thelma Reed on Thursday afternoon. Nate Pettengill of Lawrence visited Ruth Pettengill Friday evening. Frank Henik of Kansas City aided Herbert Torneden with an addition. Louie Milleret family visited Will Hayden of Lawrence Sunday. Club met with Mrs. Ruth Lamb. Frieda Reetz assisted. Birth announced for Glen Eric Brock to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brock of Linwood. he has two brothers. Mrs. William Torneden visited with her son William E. Torneden and family of Lawrence. Mrs. Thelma Reed and Mrs. Fae Torneden visited Leavenworth and Kansas City. Frank Reed and Walter Reed visited with LaVerne Reed and Diane.
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Pearson
Thelma Reed
Nate Pettengill
Lawrence
Ruth Pettengill
Frank Henik
Kansas City
Herbert Torneden
Louie Milleret
Will Hayden
Ruth Lamb
Frieda Reetz
Donald Brock
Linwood
Glen Eric
William Torneden
William E. Torneden
Fae Torneden
Leavenworth
Frank Reed
Walter Reed
LaVerne Reed
Diane
Homemaker Award at Baldwin High in 1964
Patricia Mitchell won Baldwin High’s Homemaker Award for 1964 after scoring highest on the written exam. She received a pin and her test paper advances to the state competition.
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Patricia Mitchell
Baldwin High
Baldwin
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
C.W. Drinkerd
Independence, Mo
Harry Sorensen
Marion Crow
Hugh Stouppe
Mountain View
Calif
H. J. Payne
Matthew Carter
Jack Starns
Glenn Wager
Ann Louise Severin Maske
Los Angeles
Wager
Cathy Carter
Memphis
Marvin Carter
Andy Stephenson
Jesse Osborn
Allen Mitchell
Topeka
the Bank of Tfriendly Service
Gus
Tupaninie Zone
Douglas County State Bank
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Kentucky
A. V. Phillips
Villa Eden
Carl Axline
Ark
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