Massive Red Vietnamese Supply Buildup Alarm Truce
U S officials report a large North Vietnamese supply buildup during the first days of a four day lunar new year truce and a halt to bombing. North Vietnamese traffic is rising with 900 coast boats and hundreds of trucks moving south toward the demilitarized zone.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
North
Navy
Jack E. Jones
Lemoore
Calif
U.S. Navy
Coast Guard
AP Manager Sees Role and Limits of Press in Modern Era
Wes Gallagher of Rye New York AP general manager and recipient of a William Allen White Foundation citation warns against press dictatorship. He calls journalism crucial and notes a buyer's market for reporters with strong degrees and salaries up to 110 weekly, citing Vietnam coverage and the front line in reporting.
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Wes Gallagher
Rye
N.Y
Associated Press
William Allen White
Kansas University
Gallagher
Sigma Delta Chi
Theta Sigma Phi
Kansas Union
Frank Gorrie
Kansas City
Vietnam
Cellist Charlotte Moorman Performs Nudity Provocation in New York
In Times Square a cello recital drew police intervention after Charlotte Moorman 28 performed topless and in minimal attire. She was booked on indecent exposure charges and later paroled pending a court hearing.
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New York
Times Square Area
Charlotte Moorman
Miss Moorman
Theft at residence reports cash and stereo missing
Fred Bignall of 1117 Conn. St. reported Thursday the theft from his home of 145 dollars in cash and a stereo valued at 80 dollars after a forced entry. The theft occurred Thursday afternoon amid unclear details and possible misprint notes.
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Fred Bignall
Conn. St
Injured City Firemen Recover After Cen tenth Church Fire
Ralph Kendrick Jr. 31, and Larry Stemmerman 23, among two firemen hurt in Thursday morning fire at Centenary Methodist Church North Lawrence, listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Kendrick admitted with possible back injury. Stemmerman recovering at home from burns. Jim Collins former assistant Lawrence police chief also in good condition after gall bladder surgery. Doyle Headley injured December fire remains in good condition.
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Ralph Kendrick Jr
Centenary Methodist
4Th and Elm Sts
North Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kendrick
LMH
Larry Stemmerman
Jim Collins
Lawrence
Collins
Doyle Headley
Headley
Thefts Reported By Mt Oread Police
KU traffic and security officers reported two thefts and vehicle vandalism involving Pamela Botts a KU graduate student and John Macris a sophomore. Botts said vandals damaged her car in the N zone with five to seven holes in the convertible top and about $80 in damage. Macris reported his billfold missing from the Robinson Gymnasium locker room containing $8 to $15 cash a driver license and other items.
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Pamela Botts
Ind
John Macris
Athens
Greece
New Robinson Gymnasium
Mrs Adams Improves After Illness in Kansas City
Mrs Louella A Adams aged 91 wife of Kenneth S Adams Phillips Petroleum board chairman, was reported improved today after illness at her home in Kansas City. Earlier reports wrongly stated she had died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Louella A. Adams
Lienhard Elected UF President At Lawrence Meeting
Lawrence United Fund elected new officers and directors at the Chamber of Commerce. William Lienhard was named president succeeding Jack Brand and joins the Board of Directors to fill an unexpired term. Mrs. Vernon Branson becomes first vice president for 1967-68 with Stephen Hill as second vice president. Harold Schever is treasurer and Mrs. Robert Schmalberg secretary. The 1966-67 drive exceeded its quota by 5000 bringing final total to about 102000. Six additional directors were named for full terms: Mrs. Frank Pines, Mrs. Schmalberg, William Eddy Jr., Keith Nitcher, Richard Peters and Jerry Rogers. Neal Wherry headed the nominating committee.
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Lawrence United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
William Lienhard
Jack Brand
Lienhard
Vernon Branson
Stephen Hill
Harold Scheve
Robert Schmalberg
William Womack
Frank Pines
Scmalberg
William Eddy Jr
Keith Nitcher
Richard Peters
Jerry Rogers
Neal Wherry
Meyer Heads White Foundation At Kansas University
Herbert A. Meyer Jr., publisher of the Independence Reporter, was reelected president of the William Allen White Foundation at Kansas University. Officers reelected include Dolph C. Simons Jr., Stanley Stauffer, David H. Clymer, Keith L. Nitcher, and Warren Agee.
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Herbert A. Meyer Jr
Independence Reporter
William Allen White Foundation
Kansas University
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal-World
Stanley Stauffer
Topeka Capital and Journal
David H. Clymer
Allorado Times
Keith L. Nitcher
Warren Agee
KU Journalism School
Amendment 25 Ratified Today
The 25th Amendment on presidential disability gained ratification as the 28th state. North Dakota moved to ratify, potentially making Minnesota the 38th state. Nevada then completed action, with timing reports at 11:30 a.m. and 12:44 p.m. CST. The amendment’s effectiveness followed the ratifications.
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Washington
U.S
Minnesota
Nevada
North Dakota
House
Docking Praises Progress as Session Reaches One-Third
Gov Robert Docking declares satisfaction with legislative digestion of his programs as the session reaches the one-third mark. He plans to submit remaining proposals before the February 21 bill introduction deadline and will deliver a year-end report on legislative actions. The two major forthcoming measures include a conflict of interest bill and election reform.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Docking
William H. Ayer
Mrs Smissman Enters City Commission Race in Lawrence
Mrs. Clarine F. Smissman 40 of 934 West St announces candidacy for one of three Lawrence City Commission posts open in the April 4 election. She cites fiscal responsibility and growth as goals and lists extensive public service work with Red Cross, United Fund, League of Women Voters, and Baker University. Filing deadline is March 11 with a potential primary March 21 if more than six file.
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Clarine F
Clare) Smissman
West St
Lawrence
Smissman
Edward
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin University
The
United Fund
Douglas County Red Cross
National Red Cross
Haskell Institute
Wisconsin
American Assn. of
University Women
Baker University
YMCA
Wisconsin Medical Assn
Illinois University
Dane County Red Cross
City Commission
Ernest Pulliam
Wickes Lumber Burglary Reported At City Store
Burglars forced entry into Wickes Lumber and Building Supply at 1013 3rd St. overnight. Several power tools valued around 120 dollars were stolen, police said.
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Wickes Lumber and Building Supply Sree
3Rd St
California's Constitution Among World's Longest
The article notes that California's constitution ranks among the longest globally, highlighting its comprehensive framework and the historical expansion that has left it unusually lengthy compared to other states.
KU Pep Band Heads to Manhattan for Big Eight Showdown
Lawrence reports a 30 piece KU pep band with yell leaders and pom pom girls traveling by bus to support the Jayhawks in a televised 1 15 p m game against Kansas State in Manhattan on channels 5 and 13. About 190 attended Lawrence High School's Anne Frank play opening. director Millard Denny expects larger crowds for tonight’s 7 30 p m finale.
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Kansas University
Manhattan
Big Hight
KU Jayhawks
Kansas State
Lawrence High School
Anne Frank
LHS
Millard Denny
Denny
Kansas Senate Papers Two Bills On Tax and Air Pollution Control
Senate panels introduced bills on a multistate tax compact and a state air pollution control agency. The tax measure targets fair apportionment for multistate taxpayers and disputes, while the air bill grants the department of health regulatory powers and fines up to 1000 dollars per day for violations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Interstate Cooperation Committee
Department of Health
Senate Labor and Industry Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kansas Wheat Commission
Public Utilities Committee
Kansas Corporation Commission
George W. Haley
Kansas City
House
Education Committee
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
New
State Board
Atom Spy Case Rekindles China Nuclear Ambitions
TOKYO AP report says two arrestees in China's chemical ministry face charges of stealing atomic secrets. One official named Ting Tieh sheng identified. Security Minister Hsieh Fu chih investigates potential leaks to a foreign country. The story links anti Soviet and anti Chinese demonstrations to broader political shifts within Maoist circles as Mao seeks to consolidate power with allies in official positions and the army.
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Tokyo
Red
Ting Tiehsheng
Hsieh Fuchih
Mao
Peking
Moscow
North Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Liu Shaochi
Teng Hsiao-ping
Peking People’s Daily
Liberation Army Daily
Kwangming Daily
Manchuria
Heilungkiang
Red Guards
Giraffe Reaches Impressive 19 Feet Tall in Stand
A large bull giraffe, described as the tallest animal on earth, may reach a height of 19 feet. The note emphasizes the animal's extreme stature and conformity with species records.
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Reds
Journalism
Liberal Arts
William Manchester
Johnson
Merriman Smith
Smith
Dallas
Hong Kong
Humsey Tundtal
Mt. Oread Police
Frank W. Boyd
Mankato
McDill
Frank
Student Union
Journal-World Photo
H. A. Meyer
White Foundation
Legion Acres
Wayne Nelson Orchestra
Mrs, Smissman
Wickes
California
New Topeka
Bill Rutherford
Iris Aller
Warren Mitchell
Charlie Brown
Gene Hardtakfer
al Endacott
Guy Kidwell
Gene Haley
Atom
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Rott
Warren “Ordnary
New Hampshire
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
William €. Warren
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