Russell Says Air Security Lax in Vietnam
Sen Richard Russell chair of the Armed Services Committee warned of great derelictions in security at U S airfields and ammunition dumps in Vietnam. He cited a doubled toll of aircraft losses and urged tightening security while noting no need for a new inquiry.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Vietnam
Russell
Pentagon
U. S
Southeast Asia
Georgia Democrat
Laos
Thailand
North
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Johnson
Defense Department
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Apollo schedule pressure prompts shortcuts in space engineering
Two NASA Marshall Space Flight Center engineers warn that meeting launch and test schedules tempts engineers to give superficial answers. Daniel Driscoll Jr. and Jesse Bradley discussed how pressure to hit unrealistic dates can lead to compromises in electrical systems and ground testing for large rockets.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Cocoa Beach
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Daniel H. Driscoll Jr
Marshall
Systems Test Division
Jesse N. Bradley
Bradley
US and Canada test power grid to prevent large blackouts
About 40 percent of world electrical energy was tied to a vast grid in a test across the United States and Canada. The Yellowtail plant in Montana, the Stagell Station in Nebraska, and Fort Peck in Montana linked in succession with North Platte to form the network.
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Watertown
S.C
United States
Canada
Bureau of Reclamation
Yellowtail
Montana
Stagell
Gering
Neb
Fort Peck
Consumer Public Power Districts
North Platte
Neh
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Frank Lachicotte
California
Olney Regains Pancake Title in Record Run
Janet Bunker, 17, set a record as Olney England reclaimed the international pancake racing title in Olney. She clocked 1 minute 3 seconds on a 415 yard course to beat Liberal rival Lynda Fox who finished 1 minute 7.3 seconds. Miss Bunker beat the previous record by 1.5 seconds, achieved by Rachel Crites last year.
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Liberal
Kan
Olney
England
Janet Bunker
Lynda Fox
Miss Bunker
Rachel Crites
Miss Crites
Theft at Baker University Musical Arts Building
Baker University officials reported a 2500 dollar theft from the Musical Arts Building on campus in Baldwin. Three tape recorders, one stereo tape deck, three record players and four speakers were taken after Saturday afternoon. The loss includes new equipment. Miss Margart Howell, dean of Baker University students, reported the theft.
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Baker University
Baldwin
Margart Howell
Happiness Production Near And Dean Taylor to Appear
Kansas University students present a 90 minute variety show Happiness Is to aid Vietnamese children. Emily Taylor dean of women KU appears with a back up chorus and housemothers. Proceeds go to World Vision Inc. Gov Docking attends a Sunday breakfast on student involvement.
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Showtime
Drew Anderson
Plainville
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Anderson
Hoch
Vietnam
Emily Taylor
Miss Taylor
Eleanor Darnell
Alpha Chi Omega
Elva Anderson
Alpha Omicron Pi
Esther Ament
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alice O’harra
Sigma Kappa
Marjorie Nation
Sigma Chi
M. H. Morsbach
Phi Delta Theta
Roger Blessing
Delta Gamma
John McCuish
Kappa Alpha Theta
Linda Showalter
Ottawa
Dave Keesling
Herington
World Vision Inc
Saigon
Keesling
Robert Docking
Docking
Kansas Union
Mount Oread
U.S. State Department
Journalists Gather for William Allen White Day at KU
William Allen White Day events at Kansas University bring together Sigma Delta Chi members led by William Payette of United Press International and Ralph Sewell of the Daily Oklahoman for a day of talks and reunions. Wes Gallagher receives the 10th national citation for journalistic merit and will speak on Perspective Reporting versus credibility. GovernorDocking and former Governor Landon attend a luncheon with about 100 high school journalism teachers and students. The 14th Kansas editor citation is awarded to an unnamed recipient.
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William Allen White
Kansas University
Sigma Delta Chi
William Payette
United Press International
Dallas
Tex
Ralph Sewell
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Warren Agee
KU Journalism School
National Sigma Delta Chi
Wes Gallagher
Rye
N.Y
Associated Press
William Allen White Foundation
Kansas Union
Robert Docking
Alf Landon
Journalsm
Kansas
Citee
Rev Patten First Speaker in Pre Easter Series
Rev Weldon Patten, first speaker in a series of pre Easter services, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of the First Baptist Church on Strengthening the Spiritual Life. He will discuss Christian Discipleship Devotion and Discipline with Burt Allen as soloist.
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Weldon Patten
First Baptist Church
Patten
Burt Allen
State park fees debated at breakfast meeting in Kansas
More than 200 lawmakers attended a breakfast in Topeka where the question of charging admission to Kansas state parks sparked heated debate. Gov. Docking urged eliminating fees, with a bill already introduced. Fees include five dollars annual and one dollar for a 24 hour permit. Proponents included Bill Colvin and John Howe. opponents were Rep. George Jelinek and Rep. Oren Gray.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas State Parks
House
Senate
Robert Docking
Bill Colvin
Manhattan
State Park and Resources Authority
John Howe
Topeka
Washburn University Law School
George Jelinek
Ellsworth
Oren Gray
Parsons
Boy Scout Week Displays Highlight Douglas County units
Lawrence reports about 40 Boy Scout units in Douglas County have created window displays for observance of Boy Scout Week. Elliot Gillerman, Pelathe District chair and KU geologist, notes unit participation and local displays. Huck Boyd, Phillipsburg Republican committeeman, speaks Thursday at KU on College Students and the Republican Party.
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Douglas County
Elliot Gillerman
Pelathe
Kansas University
Gillerman
Boy Scouts of America
Famed Architect Alonzo Gentry Dies at 80 in Kansas City
Nationally recognized architect Alonzo H. Gentry died Monday in a Kansas City hospital at age 80. County Treasurer Edythe Norman forecasts record auto truck and motorcycle license sales in Douglas County, with auto tags already past 12 005 and motorcycle tags 348. Norman notes penalties begin Feb 16 and Mar 2, and urges residents to buy at the Courthouse after substation closures.
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Kansas City
Alonzo H. Gentry
Edythe Norman
Douglas County
Baldwin
Eudora
Norman
Wells Appears At Legislature For Revenue Bills
The Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee opened debate on three Avery urban study proposals to give cities and counties broader revenue powers. Leaders endorse the plans, arguing cities need more funding. Proposals include a local 0.5 cent sales tax, 10 percent of state income tax to cities, and up to 10 dollar vehicle fees, with projected per person gains.
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Topeka
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
William M. Avery
Urban Study Committee
Ernie Mosher
League of Kansas Municipalities
Charles Tright
Ray Wells
Lawrence
al Thelen
Atchison
Mosher
KU Pharmacy Group Plans Eli Lilly Plant Tour
Kansas University Pharmacy School juniors and seniors will tour Eli Lilly and Company in Indianapolis this weekend. Dean Howard Mossberg along with professors Carlton Erickson and Morris Faiman will lead a chartered bus trip from Mount Oread. The educational tour runs Thursday and Friday with a Saturday return to Lawrence.
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Kansas University Pharmacy School
Eli Lilly and Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Howard Mossberg
Pharmacy
Mount Oread
Carlton Erickson
Morris Faiman
Mossberg
Lawrence
Flying saucer sighted by Ohio barber near his home
Zanesville barber Ralph Ditter photographed a saucer hovering about 25 to 50 feet above his house on November 13. He described a 20 foot diameter disc that floated silently, then disappeared. Dr. Benjamin Gilliotte, member of a national aerial phenomena group, saw the photos and urged further review by Project Blue Book headquaters.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Ralph Ditter
Ditter
Benjamin Gilliotte
Hector Quintanilla
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Blue Book
Dr. Gilliotte
Washington
Roseville
City Residents Buy Dog Licenses Early
City Clerk Vera Mercer reports 203 dog licenses sold this year, up from 141 last year amid talks on a 12 month dog control ordinance. She notes many buyers misunderstand it as a leash law. the commission is to consider the ordinance at today’s City Hall meeting.
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Lawrence
Vera Mercer
Famed boot man dies in Freeport Maine
L L Bean 94 a renowned Maine boot seller known for his firm's global sporting goods catalog died Sunday. His company L L Bean Inc built a world renowned catalog and hunting boot business.
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Freeport, Maine
L.L. Bean
Maine
L.L. Bean, Inc
Mid Week Lent Services At Immanuel Lutheran Church
The first of Lent mid week services will be at 7 45 p m Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran Church 17th and Vt Streets The series Voices from the Passion Week focuses on six figures who faced Jesus during the passion week Wednesday's topic is Judas Iscariot Rev Walter H Lutz will conduct the service
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
17Th
Jesus
Judas Iscariot
Joseph Caiaphas
Pontius Pilate
Simon of
Cyrene
The
Kosygin and Wilson Open Vietnam Talks in London
Kosygin and Wilson held private talks at Downing Street with no sign of shift in Soviet stance on Vietnam. Sessions ran three hours, longer than planned, amid a news blackout and mixed signals from officials about progress toward peace talks. Demonstrators protested outside as security kept order.
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London
Vietnam
Alexei Kosygin
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Kosygin
Britain
No. 10
Downing St
Moscow
United States
North Vietnam
Johnson
U.S
Washington
Downing Street
Card of Thanks From the Burris Family
For every flower card and word of sympathy at this time of loss my family and I thank you sincerely Byrlene Clark Burris
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Byrlene Clark Burris
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Jayhawk
Young Republicans
Boyd
Republican Party
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R. L. Bob Stewart
West
Howard
Lane Harry Hunn
N. Brown
McAlister
Roy Johnson
Gary Beasley
Don Krandle
Neil Bullock
J. Rosner
Don MeDow
Wells
KU Pharmacy Group
Lilly
Barber
Lawrence Memorial Co
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the University Theatre
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