Raids mostly outside Hanoi region says Pentagon source
Pentagon sources say more than 95 percent of U S bombing raids on North Vietnam since April targeted areas outside a 20 000 square mile zone including Hanoi The figure excludes an adjacent zone near the capital and notes about 30 000 flights have raided supply lines south of Hanoi The system records missions as groups of three to five aircraft and Route Package One covers about 4 000 square miles above the DMZ while Route Package Five covers Hanoi and northwest North Vietnam
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Noi
Saigon
United States
Vietnams
Cty
Fatal Oxygen Fire at Brooks Air Force Base
An oxygen fueled fire in a Brooks Air Force Base space simulator killed Airman 2.C. William F. Bartley Jr. and Airman 3.C. Richard G. Harmon during a 60 day rabbit study. Investigators gather data as the Air Force notes no prior incidents despite extensive exposure to pure oxygen.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
Cape Kennedy
James B. Nuttall
Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
William F. Bartley Jr
William F. Bartley
Indianapolis
Ind
Richard G. Harmon
Vernon F. Harmon
Auburn
N.Y
Bartley
School of Aerospace Medicine
Richard D. Sinclair
Harmon
Traffic Victims Show Progress in Recovery
Auto accident victims in Lawrence area show improvement. Terry L. Golden 16 Lawrence High School junior listed in fairly good condition at LMH. KU freshman coeds Juliana Mann Laura Kennedy Muriel Wood also improving or recovering with transfers and releases noted.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Kansas University Medical Center
Terry L. Golden
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
LMH
Billie B. Golden
Ala. St
Indiana Street
Juliana K. Mann
Simpson
Watkins
Laura S. Kennedy
Jacksonville
Fla
Atkins
Muriel L. Wood
Pittsburg
KU Medical Center
Musical Arts Building Opens at Baker University Campus
After delays from the Topeka tornado the $450,000 Musical Arts Building on Baker University in Baldwin begins operation. Groundbreaking was Oct 17 1965 with a fall 1966 completion target. finishing touches continue this week ahead of a Feb 12 dedication marking the university's 109th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Baldwin
Topeka
University
Rice
Lawrence City approves parade for American Legion District meeting
The Lawrence City Commission approved a 10 a.m. Saturday parade on April 8 for the American Legion District meeting with more than 400 expected attendees. Harold Fisher asked for the parade and a reviewing-stand space on City Hall steps, and both requests were granted. A baby sitting clinic for Western Senior High will run three Fridays ending Feb. 17. The Douglas County Commission awarded 1993 dollars for remodeling the courthouse chamber. March of Dimes total expected 2500 to 3000 with 1400 deposited in Mothers March. volunteers seek further contributions at Lawrence National Bank.
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American Legion
Harold Fisher
Fisher
Lawrence
City Hall
11Th and
Mass. Sts
Legion
Auxiliary
Westenior High
Douglas County Commission
Lawrence Construction Co
Dan Young
Douglas County
Young
Lawrence National Bank
PBA National Championships Move to Madison Square Garden
The Professional Bowlers Association national championships will be staged at Madison Square Garden in New York for six consecutive years starting in fall 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professional Bowlers Association
New York
Madison Square Garden
Rumsey Funeral Home Service Notice
A quiet dignity service notice from Rumsey Funeral Home VI 36111 Adv records a scheduled memorial arrangement for a local resident. The notice provides standard guidance for attendees and family contact details.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Errors in Policy Cited as Behind Vietnam Problems
Historian Edwin O. Reischauer cites three major U.S. policy mistakes over two decades as driving Vietnam difficulties. He explains potential implications if Ho Chi Minh ruled all of Vietnam.
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Vietnam
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Far East
U.S. Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Diplomacy expert urges de escalation over Vietnam war
Edwin Reischauer says U S policy errors of 1945 to 1961 drew the United States into Vietnam. He urges prudent de escalation and considers a halt in bombing may reduce the conflict though withdrawal is unlikely. He warns against new commitments and asks for long term thinking.
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Washington
Edwin QO
Reischauer
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
U.S
Japan
United States
State Department
Harvard University
Dien Bien Phu
Resichauer
North Vietnam
Break-In Reports Beset Lawrence Homes
Lawrence police reported a break-in an attempted break-in and a theft. Mrs J W Gowans reported antiques stolen from an unoccupied house at 319 E 7th St with forced entry and unknown total value. Harold McArdle reported a failed break-in attempt at his home. John W Hattaway said a tape recorder worth 100 dollars was stolen from his car.
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Lawrence
J. W. Gowans
Engel Rd
E. 7Th St
Harold McArdle
Midh. St
John W. Hattaway
Fireside
Escape Saved Four in 1962 Oxygen Fire Experiment
Ex victim Cmdr Francis Highly recalls a 1962 fire in a 100 percent oxygen chamber during a Gemini simulation. A spark from a faulty circuit ignited clothing. the crew escaped by stripping, smashing a porthole, and fleeing to ground level within 45 seconds. Highly cautions that 100 percent oxygen is hazardous with electrical faults and flammable materials, and that quick escape is essential.
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Great Lakes, III
Francis Highly
Associated Press
Highly
Aerospace Crew Equipment Laboratory
Philadelphia
Navy
Marine Corps
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Chicago
Lake Bluff
Ill
America
Mystery Lady Critiques Kansas Prostitution Bill
A masked witness named Jane Doe testified before Kansas House Judiciary, opposing a proposed prostitution ban as class legislation. She wore a red dress and mask, urging a grandmother clause and noting municipal ordinances protect citizens, while criticizing targeting those outside urban areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Doe
House Judiciary
Store Employee Robbed in Leavenworth Today
An assistant manager at a Leavenworth supermarket was robbed of an undetermined amount by two or three masked men near the city county line shortly after noon. Police say the victim was in his car when another vehicle forced him to stop and the suspects fled with cash. Investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Glenn Gaver
The
Journal- World
Gaver
Ex-Boxer Sharkey to Address Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey will speak at the Thursday noon Lawrence Kiwanis Club meeting at the Hotel Eldridge. He appears at the Kansas City Boat Sport and Travel Show as a fly casting demonstrator, invited by Kiwanis program chairman Howard Wiseman.
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Jack Sharkey
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Eldridge
Sharkey
Kansas City
Kiwanis
Howard Wiseman
Wiseman
Death Sentence of German Now Looks to Be a Mistake
In 1945 Maj Hans Scheller was executed for failing to blow the Ludendorff Bridge at Remagen as Allied forces crossed into Germany. A 1951 inquiry found the sentence illegal for two officers. a new hearing this December will review whether Scheller acted with cowardice or under wartime confusion.
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U.S
Rhine
Germany
Scheller
Wehrmacht
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Adolf Hitler
Liesel Scheller
Will Bratge
9Th Armored
Bratge
Republican Critiques Docking Tax Cut Plan
Senator Glee Smith, Senate leader, objects to Gov Docking's income tax reduction. He says the proposed cut reduces revenue more than it benefits individual taxpayers and would hurt the state budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Glee Smith
Senate
Robert Docking
Smith
Annual UF Meet Set For 4 30 on Feb 9
The Lawrence United Fund annual meeting will start at 4 30 p m on Thursday Feb 9 at UF Headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce. Six new board members will be elected and a successor chosen for President Jack Brand. The meeting is open to the public and agency representatives are urged to attend. The 1966 67 UF goal is $96,730 with over $102,000 pledged to date.
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Lawrence United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Brand
Card of Thanks for Eugene Mc Cabrin Family
The family expresses gratitude for kind deeds during bereavement and memorial gifts to the Bess Stone Activity Center. Appreciation is extended for food, flowers, and cards from Mrs. Eugene McCabria, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCabria, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack.
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Eugene McCabrin
Bess Stone Activity Center
Eugene McCabria
Robert McCabria
Jack McCabria
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Baker
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Oliver Halls
Kansas University
Kala Stroup
Glenda Hord
Journal-World Photo
Walter R. Mears
Spencer Davis
Mystery Lady
Bill On Prostitution
Kansas
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Short Grass Country
Cash & Carry
Flower Shop
Indiana
Warren Mortuary
Cooper-Warren
William C. Warren
New Hampshire
By Keith Woolhouse
Lawrence Memorial Co
San Endacott
East 13Th Vi
General Motors
Mank
Gxoellence
Pontiac Motor Division
Schaake Pontiac-Cadillac, Inc
Vermont
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