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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1967

Page

7

Father and Son Fly Coast Guard Skies Together

Ensign Steve Goldhammer, 22, now flies with his father Lt Cmdr Walter R. Goldhammer, 47, in the Coast Guard. The two, based at Floyd Bennett Field Brooklyn, are among the few father and son pairs on active flight duty.

Steve Goldhammer Cmdr Walter R. Goldhammer Goldhammer Steve Coast Guard Goldhammers Floyd Bennett Field Brooklyn New York East Meadow Long Island N.Y U. S. Coast Guard

Chargers rookie open to big reach of tackles

San Diego Chargers second year back John Farris stresses bulk and mobility as essentials for pass blocking. He says without them, tackles overpower blockers and drive him back like on roller skates.

SAN Diego John Farris San Diego Chargers

Plane Trip Recounted Jackie Sits Elsewhere With Kennedy Aides

NEW YORK AP Mrs John F Kennedy and Kennedy aides declined to sit with President Johnson on the Dallas to Washington flight. Manchester in The Death of a President quotes Kennedy instructing Kilduff to relay that she sat with Jack in the tail compartment. The account covers the tense return flight and the oath scene on Air Force One.

New York John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Dallas Washington William Manchester Godfrey Hugh Air Force Kennedy Look Magazine Manchester Johnson Air Force One Kilduff Los Angeles Marie Fehmer Parkland Hospital Love Field Earl Rose Texas Rose United States Lawrence O’brien Kenneth O'Donnell Ken McHugh Robert F. Kennedy Warren Commission Nicholas Katzenbach Robert Kennedy Sarah Hughes O’brien O’donnell David Powers O'Donnell

U S Panama Accord Near End of Third Year Talks

Negotiations between the United States and Panama over a new Panama Canal treaty near the end of their third year with no sign of agreement. Talks began in April 1964 after Panamanian riots in the Canal Zone left 21 Panamanians and 4 U S soldiers dead and briefly strained relations. President Johnson said in 1965 a treaty to replace the 1903 pact was being negotiated. Secrecy has surrounded talks at various locations since then.

Washington United States Panama Canal Zone Johnson

Teller Now Says U S Erred in Japan Raid

Dr Edward Teller told a Notre Dame audience that the atomic bomb attack on Japan was a mistake. He cited documents indicating Japan was ready to surrender without the bomb and that an envoy was sent to Moscow to accept surrender terms.

South Bend Ind Japan Edward Teller University of Notre Dame Teller University of California Moscow

Lunar Orbiter 3 Progress Report From Pasadena

Lunar Orbiter 3 continues toward the moon with officials saying everything is going well. The craft launched from Cape Kennedy and slowed to adjust its course, now expected to reach the moon’s vicinity around 5 pm EST Wednesday.

Pasadena Calif USS. Space Agency Cape Kennedy Fla

KU Professor McNown Returns From Georgetown Visit

John S. McNown a Kansas University engineering professor and former dean returned from a two week trip to Georgetown Guyana representing the American Council on Education at the inauguration of Sir W Arthur Lewis as chancellor of Guyana University He is a visiting member of the Guyana University Board of Governors and attended a meeting after the inauguration Mrs McNown joined him for a brief Barbados vacation They reside at 1135 Highland Dr

John S. McNown Kansas University KU School of Engineering and Architecture Georgetown Guyana South America American Council On Education W. Arthur Lewis Guyana University McNown Board of Governors

CROP Changes Name to Church World Service Community Appeals

The Christian Rural Overseas Program known as Wheat for Relief in Kansas twenty years ago will be renamed Church World Service Community Appeals. Albert Farmer, director, says the shift seeks aid from urban residents as well as farmers after distributing food seed and fertilizer to over 40 nations.

Kansas City Christian Rural Overseas Program CROP Church World Service Community Appeals Kansas Wheat For Relief’ Appeal Albert Farmer

Villa Eden Social Roundup From Local Families

Ruth Pettengill hosted visitors including Mrs. Ben Leavitt of Tonganoxie on Saturday. Florence Renner stayed as an overnight guest with Mr. and Mrs. George Taber in Kansas City Wednesday. Sunday guests included Mrs. Dorothy Rescoe and children at Alfred Torneden’s home.

Ruth Pettengill Ben Leavitt Tonganoxie Florence Renner George Taber Kansas City Dorothy Rescoe Alfred Torneden LaVerne Reed Frank Reed Nate Pettengill Denise Lawrence William Torneden William E. Torneden Candy Cindy Herbert Torneden George KU Medical Center

Fat People In Social Agony

In Arlington a obesity seminar portrays fat Americans as under social pressure and driven by a high calorie, sedentary lifestyle. Dr. Jean Mayer of Harvard cites driving eating twice daily and televised hibernation as factors. He estimates 39 million obese citizens face psychological harm and health risks.

Arlington Tex Jean Mayer Harvard University School of Public Health U.S

Treasury Head For Roosevelt Is Dead at 75

Henry Morgenthau Jr longtime secretary of the treasury under F D Roosevelt died in Poughkeepsie at 75 after a long illness. He served 1934 to 1945 raising wartime funds and shaping foreign affairs before resigning during Truman’s presidency amid controversy over the Morgenthau plan.

Poughkeepsie N.Y Henry Morgenthau Jr the Treasury Franklin D. Roosevelt Morgenthau Vassar Brothers Hospital Germany Quebec Truman Potsdam Britain Soviet Union

Rehearsals Begin for KU Rock Chalk Revue 1967

Will Price announces rehearsals start Sunday at Hoch Auditorium for Rock Chalk Review 1967. Practices run 2 PM Sundays, 6 to 11 PM weekdays, and 2 to 11 PM weekends with shows March 3 and 4 and trophies to top skits.

Kansas University Hoch Will Price Wichita Rock Chalk The KUY Alpha Kappa Lambda Fraternity Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Delta Chi Fraternity Alpha Phi Sorority Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Chi Omega Sorority Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Delta Gamma Sorority Price

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