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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1965

Page

2

US Officials Question Soviet Link in Viet Nam Attacks

Washington officials weigh whether the weekend guerrilla assaults on U S installations in South Viet Nam were encouraged or planned by the Soviet Union or by North Viet Nam alone. They suspect a pressure tactic to win more Soviet aid, while wary of Red China's possible interference.

Washington U.S Soviet Union South Viet Nam China Hanoi Alexei N. Kosygin Kosygin West Communist Party Lenoid I. Brezhnev Johnson United States Viet Nam North North Viet Nam Red China

Rowe Outlines Legion Aims At Midwinter Forum

A statewide American Legion and Auxiliary meeting drew 300 attendees at Legionacres west of the city. James Rowe of Indianapolis spoke on issues before Congress including school prayer, immigration law, and Social Security for children in approved schools. A 20 minute Boys State film highlighted Youth activities and featured local figure Steve Ridgway.

American Legion Legionacres U. S. 40 Dorsey-Liberty American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey - Liberty James Rowe Indianapolis Ind U. S. Congress Rowe National Americanism Commission The Boys’ Nation Washington, D. C the American Legion U. S Virginia Inn Kansas University Steve Ridgway

Hallmark Worker Fund Tops 30 Million Peak Year

Hallmark Cards announces a 1964 year end total of 30 421 000 for the employee career reward fund. Joyce C Hall notes a 1 915 000 company contribution to the profit sharing plan. The combined profit sharing thrift and retirement funds total 30 421 000 with 18 019 000 through the profit sharing and thrift plan. The program covers Kansas City Topeka Lawrence Leavenworth and Thompsonville and the 700 man national sales force.

Hallmark Cards, Inc Joyce C. Hall Hallmark Hallmark Cards Kansas City Topeka Lawrence Leavenworth Kansas Thompsonville

Brinkerhoff Freed From Mt Carmel Hospital

Pittsburg Kan F W Brinkerhoff editor of the Pittsburg Headlight and Sun was released Sunday from Mt Carmel Hospital. The recovery status was announced by hospital officials and Brinkerhoff is expected to resume his duties at the newspaper.

Pittsburg, Kan F. “W. Brinkerhoff Pittsburg Sun Mt.Carmel Hospital

Snow Falls in Phoenix for First Time in Three Years

Snow blanketed the Phoenix area on Sunday marking the first measurable snowfall in three years. Officials noted unusual weather for the desert city as residents observed the rare event.

Phoenix Ariz

Topeka Weather Triggers 14 Car Pileup No Injuries

Rain and ice slick highways in the Topeka area Sunday caused numerous accidents. Troopers worked multiple crashes from 5 to 10 p.m. with about 20 total collisions by 9:30 p.m. The major incident, a 14 car pileup west of K-99 and Route 170, caused no injuries and light damage. A separate five car crash occurred near Paxico on I-70 around 10 p.m.

Topeka Kansas Highway Patrol Kansas Turnpike Highway Patrol Paxico

Beach Life and Food Delights at Puerto Vallarta

Tourists enjoy sun and swimming at Puerto Vallarta about 425 miles west of Mexico City. Beach stalls offer charcoaled fish for three pesos, with Mackerel Red Snapper and Bonito as options. Outdoor restaurants and strolling musicians create a lively atmosphere drawing Americans for vacations and residencies.

Puerto Vallarta Mexico City

Local Women Leaders Recognized as Election Candidates

Mrs Gladys, sponsored by the National Freedoms Foundation, is honored for youth leadership and has held roles in education and women’s groups. The April 6 city election includes School Board candidates Six Paddock Frink and City Commission candidates Raney Getto Milan with March 3 primary if needed to limit to six finalists.

National Freedoms Foundation American Association For University Women Kansas Dinner Club Kansas Kendall College Chicago Kansas State University California Denver Kansas University Central Junior High School Board Six William Paddock Russell Frink City Commission Richard Raney Mike Getto Jesse Milan

Girl Six Hospitalized After Two Car Crash

A six year old girl was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation at about 8 a m after a two car collision at 6th and Mich Sts Linda D Pearce 715 Ark St had head surgery six months ago and suffered a mild head bump She rode with her mother Grace A Pearce 30 of 715 Ark St The other driver was Sharon E Morris 20 of 15124 W 5th St Vehicle damage totaled 300

Lawrence Memorial Hospital 6Th and Mich Linda D. Pearce Ark. St Grace A. Pearce Sharon E. Morris W. 5Th St

Auto collisions report two drivers with no injuries

Sevenage was $600 and no injuries resulted. Saturday, 4:30 p.m., drivers Robert J. Shutt, 35, of 824 E, 12th., and John C. Maloney, 63, of Route 2, collided at 11th, and Conn, Sts. The Shutt car was a total loss, damage to the Maloney car $200. No one was hurt. Sunday, 12:34 p.m., 19th and Tenn. Sts., drivers Donald D. Tolbert, 25, of Stouffer Pl., and William H. Panning, 20, of 1629 W, 22nd. St. Terr., damage $535 and no injuries.

Robert J. Shutt John C. Maloney Route 2 11Th Conn, Sts Shutt Maloney 19Th Tenn. Sts Donald D. Tolbert Stouffer Pl William H. Panning St. Terr

Peace Corps Week Opens at Kansas University

Five Peace Corps officials spoke to KU classes and staffed a Union booth as Peace Corps Week began. Returned volunteers Enid Coel and Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Beemer shared experiences in the Philippines and Luzon, urging service to improve the U.S. image and address educational needs.

Peace Corps Washington, D. C Kansas University Kansas Union Enid Coel Nigeria Halsey Beemer Philphines Mike Parks St. Louis Journal-World Oto Washington Carl Ehmann Donna Hanneman Junction City KU Peace Corps Ehmann Philippines Jim Kelly Ghana West Africa Beemer Jane Hilo Hawaii Colgate University Hamilton N. Y Trinity College Burlington Beemers Luzon Batanes

Lawrence Education Association Seeks Raises and Plan Change

News by school administrators and the salary committee of the Lawrence Education Association. Knox urges action for increased state aid to cut local tax load and raise salaries. He plans letters to returning teachers after March 1 about reemployment on current pay. A new salary schedule would follow legislative action on the Foundation Plan.

Lawrence Education Association Knox Lawrence School Board Carl Althaus Statistics Division State Department of Public Instruction Lawrence Lawrence High School Hillcrest School Lincoln School

NYC Serenity Shattered By Museum Shooting

In the American Museum of Natural History a former wife, Gertrude Didchenko, 43, was killed by her ex-husband Dmytro Didchenko, 72, who was restrained by guards and a visitor. The attack also left attorney Bernard Tompkins dead after collapsing at the scene. Susan, the couple’s daughter, and a friend witnessed the carnage amid custody disputes dating to 1957.

New York American Museum of Natural History Gertrude Didchenko Lugan Dmytro Didchenko Didchenko America Susan Frank Bossio Rego Park Queens Bossio Bernard Tompkins Tompkins

Rotary Honors Boy Scouting at Lawrence Club Meeting

At the Eldridge Hotel the Lawrence Rotary Club marked the 55th birthday of Scouting with Don C. Baldwin of Kaw Council as speaker. Baldwin reported Douglas County has 36 percent of youths in Scouting, three percent Eagles, Kaw Council among top U.S. councils in active members and camping participation, and strong United Fund support with $9,500 raised in 1964 65. Lawrence hosts 36 scout troops and 763 Cub Scouts 526 Boy Scouts 79 Explorer Scouts 324 Scouters and 103 district Scouters.

Lawrence Douglas County Kansas Baldwin United Fund Kaw Council Rotary International Rotary Group Rotary Club

Avery to Speak At Jaycee Fete

Kansas Governor William Avery will headline the Lawrence Jaycees Bosses Night Banquet at 7 p m in the Hotel Eldridge. The event was postponed from February 2 to fit his Washington schedule. Also on the program are the Distingu ished Service Award and the Key Man Award presentations for Jaycees and top employers.

Kansas William Avery DSA Lawrence Jaycees Eldridge Jaycees Robert Georgeson

Johnson orders troop withdrawals and Hawk deployment amid Viet Nam strikes

President Johnson announced the withdrawal of about 800 military dependents and 1,000 diplomatic dependents from South Viet Nam while deploying the Hawk air defense battalion. The White House tied the Pleiku attacks to Hanoi's aggression and reaffirmed U.S. commitment to South Viet Nam. McNamara and Ball outlined the Viet Cong strike details and U.S. reprisal plans.

U.S Alexei N. Kosygin Hanoi Viet Nam Moscow Peking Hawk Pacific Johnson South Viet Nam McNamara George W. Ball Pentagon

Experience in complete serv ice.

Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3-5111 Adv.

Rumsey Funeral Home

Lawrence High School Winter Concert Planned at 8 Tonight

Lawrence High School will host its annual winter concert at 8 tonight in the auditorium. The concert band and the symphonic wind ensemble will perform under the direction of Charles Kas singer.

Lawrence High School Charles Kassinger

Wellsville Man Suffers Head Injuries in Saturday Fight

A 20 year old Wellsville man identified as Jay Madi of Route 2 Wellsville was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Saturday incident at 1404 West 23rd Street. He sustained a skull fracture and ear lacerations.

Wellsville Lawrence Memorial Hospital Jay Madi Route 2 23Rd St

In Memoriam Ola E Powell Remembrance Today

A memorial note marks one year since the passing of Ola E Powell. She is remembered by her husband Karl Allison and family, and by Mrs Ola Powell and daughter.

Ola E. Powell Ola Powell Karl Allison

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