Johnson visits Hawaii to review Viet Nam effort
President Johnson flies to Honolulu for three days of talks with South Vietnamese leaders and U.S. officials to review the Viet Nam war and expand aid programs. He will meet Premier Nguyen Cao Ky, Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu, Ambassador Lodge, and General Westmoreland, with Rusk, Freeman, Gardner and McNamara.
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Washington
Johnson
Hawaii
Honolulu
U.S
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Henry Cabot Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
Dean Rusk
McNamara
Orville L. Freeman
Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
Congress
Freeman
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Asia
United Nations
Saigon
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Air Cavalry
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Camp Smith
Pacific
Bong Son
1St Cavalry
Cavalry
White Wing
U.S. Marine Amphibious Forces
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Senate
David F. Bell
Lawrence Board Mulls Budget Limit Appeal and 60 Actions
The Lawrence Board of Education will consider an appeal to exceed the 104 percent budget limit under the Foundation Finance Law due to last fall’s low enrollment. The 7 p.m. session covers District 60 cutbacks of 116000, school projects, negotiations, and a Youth Diagnostic Center plan, with the 8 p.m. Unified District 497 interim board meeting also at the Administration Center.
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Foundation
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Board of Education
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Carl S. Knox
State Department of Public Instruction
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Schwegler and
Kennedy Schools
National School Board Association
Son of Bishop Pike's Son Dead by Own Action in New York
James A. Pike Jr., 22, son of Protestant Episcopal bishop James A. Pike of California, was found shot dead in his sixth floor Hudson Hotel room in Manhattan. Police say a 30-30 rifle and a rambling suicide note were found. the death occurred after a trip with the bishop to England and ahead of California church duties. The bishop learned of the death during his convention address and said he could not understand it.
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New York
James A. Pike
California
Manhattan
San Francisco
Hudson Hotel
England
Pike
Bishop Pike
Cambridge University
St. John the Divine
Pikes
Protestant Episcopal Church
US Denies Red Claim In Vietnamese Flight Shootdown
Washington says Hanoi Radio report that a Vietnamese fighter shot down two American aircraft on Friday or today is untrue. The AP notes no credible confirmation of such losses and calls the claim part of propaganda.
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Hanoi
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Johnson to visit Honolulu on Vietnam policy event
President Johnson plans a mid Pacific trip to Honolulu to meet South Vietnam leaders as an equal and emphasize country building economic and social aims rather than new military directions. The delegation centers on diplomatic and economic officials with Gen. Westmoreland to discuss targets while a large force buildup continues.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
Rathe
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North
Hanoi
William C. Westmoreland
Yale Professor London Visitor in London for Travel Rights
Staughton Lynd, Yale history professor threatened with passport loss for visiting North Vietnam, flew to London to defend free travel rights. He arrived Friday to take part in a BBC TV pro am, stayed with a friend, and said State Department warned him of possible passport withdrawal though notice hadn’t reached him before departure. Lynd described Hanoi talks and North Vietnamese views on the U.S. peace offensive.
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Lynd
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Lynch
State Department
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Conn
BBC
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Gi Phan Vaid Dong
Pevccvenant
Summit Talk Foreseen in London News Says Vietnam Talks On
The London Evening News reports from Geneva that a summit on Vietnam may be arranged possibly in secret with President Johnson personally representing the United States. The briefing notes the proposal is “on the cards here.”
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London Evening News
Geneva
Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
God Is Dead a Live Topic in Local Sermons
Local ministers report congregations asking about the God Is Dead movement led by Altizer, Hamilton, and Van Buren. First Presbyterian will hold four meetings on the subject, with pastors offering varied interpretations and urging faith in Jesus Christ amid philosophical critique.
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Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas J. J. Altizer
Methodist
Emory University
Atlanta, Ga
William H. Hamilton
Colgate Rochester Divinity School
Rochester
N. Y
Paul van Buren
Temple University
Philadelphia
Benton Roy Hanan
First Christian Church
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Clinton F. Dunagan
First Southern Baptist Church
Harold M. Mallett
God
Christ
Norman Steffen
University Lutheran Church
Nietzsche
Dunagan
Paul Davis
Plymouth Congregational Church
Luna 9 Moon Pictures Seen by World Except Soviet Union
News readers worldwide viewed Luna 9 photographs sent from the moon while Soviet officials withheld the images. Red Star noted a slight off-target landing as Jodrell Bank’s radio telescope intercepted the signals, producing sharp pictures that suggested a hard pumice-like lunar surface.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Moon
Red Star
Jodrell Bank
Lovell
Warmer Weekend Forecast Brightens Lawrence After Freezing Spell
Lawrence temperatures swing from a record low of 10 below in January to near 50 by weekend, with noon readings around 41 today marking a 50 degree rise. The Weather Bureau expects highs near 50 today and in the lower 50s Sunday as sun returns and snow melts, amid southwest winds 15 to 20 mph. a Pacific front will bring more clouds.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas with mild weekend
Generally fair and warmer tonight with increasing clouds. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures, with highs near 50 today and lower 50s Sunday, and lows in the mid 20s. Temperature readings show afternoon values around 28 at 4 pm and 32 at 10 pm, with a record high for the date of 72 in 1956 and a low of 6 in 1940. Open Bowling at Hillcrest Bowl this weekend.
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Kansas
Smugness a Topic For Cowles Talk At White Lecture
Gardner A. Cowles, Des Moines Register and Tribune president, will give the 17th annual William Allen White lecture at Kansas University. He will also receive the 9th annual national citation for journalistic merit and speak on the dangers of apathy smugness and fear of change in the newspaper business. The event includes a White Foundation luncheon for editors and trustees, with KU journalism students honoring Cowles at a dinner.
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William Allen White
Kansas University
Kansas Union
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Des Moines Register and Tribune
Look Magazine
Des Moines
New York
Kansas
Foundation
The
Union
Fred Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg Headlight
Sun
White Foundation
Dean Warren Agee
William Allen White School of Journalism
Lawrence
Sunflower Room
Africa
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