Johnson hardening Vietnam policy signals broader U.S. role
Washington reports President Johnson is hardening U.S. military policy in Viet Nam. After North Vietnamese and Red China actions, a rapid, undeclared war appears likely with more air strikes and strikes on North Viet Nam bases. Administration lawyers cite presidential powers as commander in chief to justify actions without formal war declaration.
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U.S
South Viet Nam
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
North
Southeast Asia
United States
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Administration
National Security Council
Hanoi
Pleiku
Lawrence Board Seeks More Information On Aid for Needy Students
Lawrence Board of Education unresolved deadlock on federal anti poverty programs prompts a 15000 project to hire 77 low income students as custodians cafeteria workers and aides. Federal funding would cover 90 percent with 10 percent local match while salaries range 75 cents to 125 per hour.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Lawrence High
Central Junior High School
Douglas County
Kansas University
Children's Hour
Carl S. Knox
H. Penfield Jones
Jones
Oscar Rumsey
J. J. Wilson
Carl Althaus
Ethan Allen
Ray Culbertson
Culbertson
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Hillcrest School
Schwegler School
Kennedy School
Logan-Moore
Supt
William Allen White Day Highlights in Lawrence
Lawrence hosts William Allen White Day events honoring journalist Johnson with a 2:30 p.m. lecture in the Union Forum Room and a 1 p.m. citation luncheon. Foundation trustees and numerous editors attend. Sigma Delta Chi and Theta Sigma Phi sponsor, with a 6 p.m. dinner as guest of honor.
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Winfield
United Press
Lawrence Gazette
Journal-World
Chicago
Europe
World-Wide Press Association
KU Alumni Association
Johnson
Lawrence
Dean
Marvin
Union
William Allen White
William Allen White Foundation Board of Trustees
Memorial
Flint Hall
Byron E. Guise
Marysville Advocate
Citation
Rolla A. Clymer
el Dorado Times
Kansas
Sigma Delta Chi
Theta Sigma Phi
Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Everett Rich
Emporia State Teachers College
Stanley H. Stauffer
Topeka Capital and Journal
Harry Valentine
Clay Center Dispatch
Robert Wellington
Ottawa Herald
Larry Miller
Kansas Press Assn
W. Clarke Wescoe
Fort Scott Teens Tragedy Shocks Community
Fort Scott Kansas resident Freddie Fisher, age 17, died from a self inflicted gunshot while handling a .22 caliber revolver early today. Authorities report accidental death during a youth event in Fort Scott. Maximize named entities: Freddie Fisher, Fort Scott, Kansas, AP.
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Fort Scott, Kan
Freddie Fisher
Fort ‘Scott
Lawrence Jaycees cited for leadership and public service
Governor Avery praised Lawrence Jaycee Chapter for leadership and growth, urging continued effort in public service. He noted Kansas Jaycee support for mental health programs and emphasized local facilities as the key to progress. Dale Stinson of Junction City attended as regional vice president.
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Lawrence
Avery
Jaycee
Jaycees
U.S
Kansas
Dale Stinson
Junction City
Baldwin Rotary to Hear Baldwin City Leader This Evening
Baldwin City Rotary Club will host Gordeon Schrader city manager of Osawatomie as speaker tonight. School board discussed keeping 18 administrators and setting salaries after the Kansas Legislature acts on the Foundation Finance Plan.
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Gordeon Schrader
Osawatomie
Baldwin City
Rotary Club
Pearl Forth
Eleanor, A. Glenn
Lawrence High School
Revised Count On City Schools Enrollments Plotted
Lawrence district projects 7 075 total students next fall up from January by 417 with 16 new teachers. Buildings to add staff include Lawrence High Central Junior West Junior Hillcrest Schwegler Sunset Hill and more. Reading consultant position to be eliminated with two elementary reading teachers added. School by school 1965 fall projections listed with January figures.
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Lawrence Public Schools
Lawrence
Carl S. Knox
Board of Education
Central Junior High School
Lawrence High School
Central Junior High
West Junior High
Centennial
Cordley
Hillcrest
Schwegler
Sunset Hill
Knox
East Heights
Kennedy
McAllaster
New York
Pinckney
Woodlawn
Legion Public Meeting To Honor New Citizens
A public meeting by Dorsey-Liberty Post No. 14 American Legion will honor naturalized residents in the past year on February 5. Guest speaker Jim Bogin of Du Pont will attend as refreshments and social time follow the short program.
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Legion
Dorsey-Liberty Post No
American Legion
Jim Bogin
DuPont
Jaroslaw Andrezej Piekalkiewicz
17Th St
Poland
Mary Theresa Piekalkiewicz
W. 17Th
Ireland
Goetz
Falklandolf Berthold
R.I. St
Mariele Kreszentia Berthold
Germany
Egon Rudolf Felton
Estonia
Eugenie Felton
Russia
Bela Kiralyfalvi
Hungary
Robert David Irsay
Ky, St
Israel
Lekh Raj Batra
Maine St
Kansas University
Shirley Ann Louisa Nicholson
India
England
15Th St
Kansas City
Pelathe District Celebrates 55th Boy Scout Anniversary
The Pelathe District in Douglas County and Leavenworth County marks 55 years of the Boy Scouts of America with local packs troops and explorer posts hosting events this week. Eagle Banquet in Kansas City features 12 Pelathe Eagle Scouts with speaker Dick Harp former KU coach.
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Boy Scouts of America
Pelathe
Pela
Austin Stedham
Kansas City
Douglas County
Linwood
Leavenworth County
Kaw Council
Stedham
Lloyd Schurr
Alex Donnelly
William Willee
Jim Simpson
Paul Getto
John McGrew
James Selig
M. T. Sales
Dick Feaker
Riley Burcham
A. E. Woestemeyer
Keith Lawton
Schurr
Willee
Raymond Nichols
Dan Palmquist
Town House
Kaw
Lawrence
Eric Stucky
Thomas Miller
Byron Berger
Jay Harrell
Charles Hem
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Preschool story hours begin at Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence public library starts a spring pre school story hour series this Friday and runs through April with 1030 to 11 am readings by Mrs Marilyn Born and Hilda M Koehler from the Children's Room staff. Children will be divided into two groups. Enforcement of non display of 1965 car registration plates begins March 1 1965.
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Lawrence Public Library
Marilyn Born
Hilda M. Koehler
Col
L. E. Hughes
Kansas
Hiway
Col. Hughes
Six Charged After Allen's Drive-In Fight
Disturbing the peace charges filed against six persons after a Saturday night fight at Allen's Drive-In 1404 W 23rd St. One injured patron Jay Madl 20 Route 2 Wellsville with skull fracture and ear cuts. Bonds set at 50 or 200. trials 8 am Saturday in Police Court. Two others may face charges. additional charges under review.
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Allen's Drive- In
W, 23Rd St
Jay Madl
Route 2
Wellsville
John Smoyer
la. St
Randy Lewis
W. 19Th St. Terr
Charles McDaniels
Charles Hawkins
Ark. St
Steve Hill
Greever Terr
Raymond Jordan
Baldwin
Hawkins
Norman Puckett
Fourteen Nominated For Lawrence Chamber Board
Fourteen persons named as candidates for the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce board of directors. Seven will be elected to three year terms beginning in April. Nominations include Fred C. Bunny Black William Parrott Richard M. Dick Raney Sr W Alex Donnelly James V Owens Bill Brewer Dolph C. Simons Jr George Clem J D King G K Ken White night Kenneth Bud Jennings Bob Radcliffe Bob Zimmerman and Fred Rumsey.committee also urged ballot labeling policy allowing nominee firm name and business classification.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Fred C
Bunny) Black
William Parrott
Richard M
Dick) Raney Sr
W. Alex Donnelly
James V. Owens
Bill Brewer
Dolph C. Simons Jr
George Clem
J. D. King
G. K
Ken) Whitenight
Kenneth
Bud) Jennings
Bob Radcliffe
Bob Zimmerman
Fred Rumsey
China threatens retaliation over Viet Nam air strikes
The Peking Peoples Daily editorial warned that debts must be repaid and heavy rebuffs would follow U.S. air raids on North Viet Nam. The New China News Agency broadcast the message as Beijing joined Hanoi's allies in warning of retaliation. The Soviet Union urged an end to attacks and promised to bolster security and defense cooperation with North Viet Nam.
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Peking Peoples’ Daily
U.S
New China News Agency
Soviet Union
United States
Viet Nam
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Pearl Dillon
Mrs. Pearl Dillon expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during her hospital stay, thanking friends and neighbors for support and visits.
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Mrs. Pearl Dillon
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Soa
Lawrence Mill
Archie Mills
Scout
Board of Chamber
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Lawrence Memorial Co
McKinney
Landreth Insurance
Massachusetts
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Sovutee
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