United States Forces Make Valley Push in An Lao
U S cavalry, Marines and South Vietnamese troops swept into An Lao Valley hoping to trap North Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong. The operation met limited resistance with scattered fire, captures, and injuries as forces established a nighttime perimeter. Air strikes targeted Dien Bien Phu and nearby targets as part of broader operations.
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Saigon
U.S
An Lao
1St Air Cavalry Division
Bong Son
North
Viet Nam
U. S
Dien Bien Phu
Ticonderoga
Ranger
Vinh
Thanh Hoa
Tiger Island
South China Sea
17Th Parallel
Johnson Holds Hard Line at Vietnam Strategy Talks in Honolulu
President Johnson meets South Viet Nam leaders Nguyen Van Thieu and Nguyen Cao Ky in Honolulu for a strategy conference stressing civilian programs and continued military resolve. Westmoreland signals desire for more U S troops to strike North Viet Nam and crush main force units.
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Honolulu
Johnson
South Viet Nam
U. S
United States
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thieu
Viet Nam
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Europe
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
Law of the Jungle Rules In Job Corps
Rep. Quie and Rep. Goodell charge Job Corps officials tolerate the law of the jungle at Mountain Home Idaho center after a parolee with three felonies beat and stabbed a fellow corpsman. They cite parole violation, lack of fingerprinting, and government officials showing leniency in return.
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Washington
Idaho
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
Charles E. Goodell
New York
California
Mountain Home
Conservation Center
Job Corps
Paul Dennis Jones
Quie
Goodell
Jones
California State Employment Service
Mountain Job Corps
U.S
30 Hour Plan to Avert Draft for College Students
College students enrolled last September must complete 30 hours of coursework by fall to avoid being drafted. Edith Cordell notes summer terms can cover missing hours with up to 12 hours per semester plus 6 in summer. Degree work must continue to progress in four years unless extended by the school.
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Edith Cordell
Douglas County
Cordell
Train Derails Near Ellsworth Leaves Cars Off Track
Seven Union Pacific freight cars derailed early today about one mile east of Ellsworth Kansas. No injuries reported and emergency crews responded to the scene. Local officials coordinated cleanup and rail line service disruption in the area.
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Ellsworth
Kan
Union Pacific
Three Injured In Icy Street Car Crash Near Virginia Inn
Three people were hospitalized after a two car collision at 6th Street and Lawrence Avenue near the Virginia Inn. James Phillips of Mission and Sharon Ann Hayes of Crawford Street were involved. Hayes car sustained total loss and Phillips car damaged. Mrs Phillips had facial cuts and both adults head and face injuries while Hayes suffered head injuries and bruises. Ice coated streets and fog reduced visibility.
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6Th Street
Lawrence Avenue
Virginia Inn
James
Phillips
Mission
Sharon Ann Hayes
Crawford St
Hayes
Phillip
Miss Hayes
Earl Harris
Sheriff
Highway 59
Clinton
Loren Anderson
Howard Kampschroeder
Route 4
Dwayne Deshazo
Avery and son agree on Brad's hair length
Gov. William H. Avery and his teenage son Brad have reached a compromise on Brad's hair length. The governor said they have an agreement with Brad supervising the front and the governor controlling the back, announced at a news conference.
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PEKA
William H. Avery
Brad
Avery
City Weather: Fog Drizzle Ice. Mild Temperatures Ahead
Fog and drizzle produced icy streets and poor visibility in Lawrence Sunday night. By 2 p.m. today temperatures in the 40s ended the ice and improved visibility. A new front from the west will bring somewhat cooler but not drastic colder temperatures Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Utah
Arizona
American Eagle Flies Again At Lawrence Airport
The rebuilt 1929 American Eagle aircraft owned by Del Erhart and Russ Bartley made its first test flight at Lawrence Airport. Pilots Erhart and Ruehlen piloted the craft as spectators watched its cautious takeoff and graceful climbs.
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Lawrence
del Erhart
Russ Bartley
Bartley
Erhart
Ruehlen
Hullabaloo Moves In Charm Moves Out In Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta faces change as new jet flights dock a cruise ship terminal expands and hotels modernize. The village famed for isolation keeps native atmosphere with dirt streets riverside washing and livestock but rapid development and nightlife threaten its quiet charm.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Acapulco
U. S
Exico
Pacific Ocean
Maui
Hawaiian Islands
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Steamship Company
Auctioning Finals At Lawrence High School Sparks Inquiry
Two Lawrence High School teachers auctioned final exams to raise funds for the Douglas County March of Dimes and Lawrence United Fund. Assistant Principal H. C. Stuart said the auctions occurred without school approval and all students later received access to the exams. Donations from the student assembly totaled a record 2823.51 dollars.
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Lawrence High School
Journal-World Today
H. C. Stuart
Bill Medley
Stuart
LHS
Douglas County March of Dimes
Lawrence United Fund
Lawrence High
Ellsworth Plans Senate Run in Kansas Republican Primary
Rep. Robert Ellsworth of Kansas announced plans to seek the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate challenging incumbent Sen. James B. Pearson. He will declare at a Kansas City meeting and hold news conferences in Lawrence Topeka and Wichita with support from state Republican leaders.
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Wichita
Robert Ellsworth
Kansas
U.S. Senate
Ellsworth
James B. Pearson
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
KU Enrollment A Spring High at Mount Oread
KU reports 12,470 students enrolled this spring at Mount Oread, with 405 new transfers. Registrar James K. Hitt notes mid-year shrinkage is normal and that draft calls have not yet affected enrollment. J. J. Wilson expects a $3.06 million dorm to be built, completion targeted for 1967.
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Mount Oread
James K. Hitt
Office of Admissions and Records
Kansas University
Hitt
J. J. Wilson
Oliver Hall
19Th Street
Naismith Drive
Wilson
Oliver
Kenneth Anderson
KU Education School
Viet Nam
Anderson
KU Medical
Kansas City
Lawrence
Quake in Pakistan Felt Across Region
A strong earthquake believed centered in Pakistan was measured today by the Tashkent seismograph station, Tass reported via AP.
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Moscow
Pakistan
Tashkent
Tass
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Clouds and Drizzle
Considerable cloudiness and mild conditions continue through Tuesday. Fog with occasional drizzle or light rain is expected tonight and Tuesday. Highs Tuesday reach into the 50s.
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Kansas
Gena Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Position Ady
Gena Doane expresses interest in becoming an insurance agent. The brief notice highlights Doane's career aim and readiness to pursue licensing and related duties.
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Gena Doane
Insurance Agenten
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Hawaii
Minos Buidie
Elm Street
2Nd and Elm Sts
Journal-World Photo
Son
By Jack Zimmerman
Charm
Dolph C. Simons JR
Journal-World
Russell Stover
Rexall
Busey Funeral Home
Nootenseen
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