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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1966

Page

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Allied forces claim near 500 Viet Cong deaths in Eagle's Claw

In Saigon area operations 88 Viet Cong were killed raising total enemy losses to 498 in 36 hours. U S air cavalry, South Vietnamese and South Korean troops report hundreds more killed, plus a Swift patrol boat damaged by a Viet Cong mine near the Gulf of Thailand.

Saigon Viet Nam U.S Mekong Delta Bong Son 1St Air Cavalry Divsion U.S. Aie Mekong U. S. Navy Gulf of Thailand U.S. Air Force Navy South Viet Nam North Laos Ho Chi Minh Trail Tam Ky South

Planning Commission to hearl full agenda Wednesday

The Planning Commission meets at 7 30 p m in City Hall with nine items on the agenda. Topics include community unit plans for Indian Hills and Holiday Hills No 7, plats for Broadview Terrace No 3 Country Club North and Four Seasons Subdivision, a lot split in Lawrence Heights and final plats for Westridge No 3 and Holiday Hills Church of the Nazarene.

Planning Commission City Hall Ken Thompson Indian Hills 27Th and la. Sts Broken Arrow Park Holiday Hills No. 7 9Th Street Lawrence Avenue Broadview Terrace Country Club North Four Seasons 23Rd Street Kasold Drive Lawrence Heights Westridge No 6Th Street Holiday Hills

HELP KU Contributions List Totaling 8851

A roster of donors and supporters headed by Dean and Mrs. W P Albrecht and many professors and couples including John P Angelli Nicolas L Caravannopoulos Dale L Clinton Edith Ernst First National Bank and others. The compilation ends with a final total of eight thousand eight hundred fifty one dollars.

Dean W. P. Albrecht Forrest C. Allen Kenneth E. Anderson John P. Angelli Babcock Kermit M. Beal Roy Borgen G. W. Bradshaw Vernon M. Branson Riley Burcham Robert H. Russell Joseph H. Camin S. W. Gilchrist James W. Gillispie Edward F. Grier Richard M. Haun William W. Hambleton Kenneth K. Hammig Hammig Sheet Metal Oscar M. Haugh Donald W. Henry Mary Lu Hill Dan Hopson D. S. Hults Josephine J. Hutton Frances Ingemann Forrest A. Jackson Jayhawk Oil, Inc Rodger C. Hewn J. Knox Jones Charles W Amd B. C. Kwmanovic

Lawrence High School to stage Antigone this week

Lawrence High School presents Antigone in the auditorium at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday. Senior Sheila Reardon stars as Antigone with Rod McKinney as Creon and John Kuntz as the chorus. Millard Denny directs with set designer Mike Elzea and student managers Virginia Wulfkuhle and Lee Nelson.

Lawrence High School Antigone Sheila Reardon Ala Rod McKinney Creon John Kuntz Lorena Howard Lawrence Ave Joanne Laber Sunset Ismene Steve Kesler W. 21St Terr Haemon Elwyn Laber Vt. St Jackson Armbrister Maple Lane Mike Davis W. 22Nd St Rick Laughlin Messenger Don Sneden Barker Page Diane Holdredge Ark Eurydice Sophocles Jean Anouilh Lewis Galantiere Paris Thebes Greece Polynices Millard Denny Virginia Wulfkuhle Route 4 Lee Nelson Manchester LHS Mike Elzea Haskell Institute Denny Saint-Saens Debussy

Meningitis Not Unusual For This Time of Year

The Public Health Service reports meningitis cases are typical for this season among civilians and military personnel. CDC figures show 58 civilians and four military cases last week, with some lacking clear symptoms, compared to 54 civilians and nine military cases in the previous year.

Atlanta, Ga Public Health Service

Governor Signs Final Bills to Open Budget Session

Gov. William H. Avery signed 21 bills finalizing the 1966 budget session. The biggest act is a 145.4 million highway appropriation followed by about 109 million for college and university operating funds. Park fees were adjusted with a one day permit at 1 dollar and an annual permit at five dollars.

Topeka William H. Avery Avery

Demo Veteran Albert Thomas Dies of Cancer

Washington AP Rep. Albert Thomas age 67 Democratic congressman from Texas died today in Washington. A Nacogdoches native and Houston resident, he served 15 two year terms since 1937. Death attributed to cancer. He attended Rice University and earned a UT law degree. He was married with two daughters.

Washington Albert Thomas Texas Nacogdoches Tex Houston Thomas House of Representatives Rice University University of Texas Edward A. Lasater Lera

Baldwin High Principal Resigns for Baker Post

Charles Mansfield Baldwin High School principal and basketball coach resigns to join Baker University faculty in Baldwin. Resignation effective early June with applications and interviews underway. A 1961 Baker graduate, Mansfield earned a Kansas University MEd in 1965. Previously Oswego High School coach and Claflin teacher.

Charles Mansfield Baldwin Baker University Mansfield Kansas University Oswego Claflin

Two Injuries Treated At Lawrence Memorial Hospital

Two persons with minor injuries received treatment at Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room. Cary Ditty a 6 year old of Tonganoxie cut his left thumb with a knife at home and Theodore Taylor 27 of 2216 Ohio sprained his left ankle while playing basketball.

Lawrence Memorial Hospital Cary Ditty Tonganoxie Theodore Taylor Ohio

Labor Discontent Blazes in Miami Winter Sessions

In Miami Beach labor leaders gather for the AFL-CIO winter session amid anger at the Johnson administration and Congress. They oppose wage guidelines and Wirtz compulsory settlement proposals, pledge to reject nationwide contracts in construction, and criticize anti union shop laws while Meany warns of a rough reception. The report notes related comments from Hunter P. Wharton and an Undersecretary meeting.

Miami Beach Fla Johnson Administration Congress Afl-Cio Construction and Building Trades Department Labor Federation Labor W. Willard Wirtz Wirtz Afl-Cio George Meany Meany Federation Maritime Trade’ Department U.S Aflcio Executive Council White House Building Trades Hunter P. Wharton International Union of Operating Engineers Wharton New Jersey John F. Henning C. J. Haggerty Building Trades Department Henning

Mathia to be Panelist at KU Clerk Event

Douglas County clerk Delbert Mathia will serve as panelist for the election procedures portion of Kansas University’s three day county clerk school. Albert Martin of the League of Kansas Municipalities rounds out the panel. John Anderson, executive director of the Citizens Conference on State Legislatures, opens the program after KU’s welcome by George B. Smith. Most sessions take place in the Big Eight room at KU.

Delbert Mathia Douglas Albert Martin League of Kansas Municipalities Kansas University Mathia Kansas John Anderson Citizens Conference On State Legislatures George B. Smith Kansas Union

Kansas Officials Seek Fast Answer On School Money

Kansas officials seek a quick federal ruling on a new law authorizing a 12 million dollar program. Superintendent Adel F Throckmorton and W C Kampschroeder were in Atlantic City for two meetings with U S Education officials to resolve whether a foundation finance provision conflicts with federal rules. If the federal government disallows the provision the entire 12 million could be jeopardized. Throckmorton aims to have an answer by early next week.

Topeka Adel F. Throckmorton W. C. Kampschroeder Atlantic City U. S. Commissioner of Education State Foundation Throckmorton

Denver Minister To Be Speaker At Feb 22 Banquet

Rev Murphy C Williams of New Hope Baptist Church Denver will speak at the 1966 Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet on Tuesday Feb 22 at the Kansas Union Ballroom. Jim Owens chairs the event. A report on local human relations groups will be distributed. Williams has led Denver church since 1951 and earned a sociology masters from Omaha University with further study at Union Theological Seminary. He received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Western Seminary Kansas City in 1957.

Murphy C. Williams New Hope Baptist Church Denver Lawrence Brotherhood Kansas Union Ballroom Jim Owens Lawrence W. W. Wempe Alex Boyle Williams Bishops College Marshall Texo Texas Nebraska Colorado Owens Omaha University Union Theological Seminary New York Western Seminary Kansas City

Student Labor Group Plans Wednesday Talks at KU

Kansas University four representatives of the newly formed Student Labor Organization will meet Raymond Nichols vice chancellor for finance at KU on Wednesday to discuss student wages. Members include Joe Knight Carl Bangs Mike Jennison and Mike Youngblood. The group has 150 to 200 members and aims to raise wages. Wednesday meeting seeks wage data and official recognition may follow after ratifying a non-discrimination statement.

Kansas University Raymond Nichols Mount Oread Kansas Union Joe Knight Quinter SLO Carl Bangs Prairie Village Mike Jennison New York City Mike Youngblood Youngblood

Bishop Fenner Dies

The Rt. Rev. Goodrich R. Fenner Episcopal bishop of Kansas, 74, died Monday night in Dallas, Texas, sources said.

Kansas City Goodrich R. Fenner Kansas Dalla Tex

Derby Topic For DeSoto Jaycees Soap Box Derby Meeting

The DeSoto Jaycees announce a 2 p.m. Saturday meeting at DeSoto City Hall for boys ages 11 to 15 and parents interested in entering the Lawrence Derby on July 4. Lawrence Jaycees will discuss the event with films and Q&A. Registrations open at Winter Chevrolet in Lawrence. over 50 competitors expected locally.

DeSoto Jaycees DeSoto City Hall Lawrence N. H Ottawa Topeka Leavenworth Kansas City

Downtown merchants contest crosswalk removal on Massachusetts Street

Lawrence city officials learned a petition would be presented at today's meeting protesting the removal of crosswalks in the 700 to 900 blocks of Massachusetts Street. The crosswalks were eliminated Jan 26 following a Jan 25 Traffic Commission vote deeming them hazards. They had been installed November 1957 as a temporary measure for Christmas shopping. Also noted, poet Allen Ginsberg performed Hindu and Buddhist songs at KU Canterbury Association and read poetry at Kansas Union with Peter Orlovsky.

Lawrence Commission City Hall Massachusetts Street City Commission Traffic Commission Allen Ginsberg Canterbury Association la. St Ginsberg New York City Peter Orlovsky Kansas University Kansas Union Episcopal Student Center

Kansas lands three high school players in early signing frenzy

Tribune High School fullback Mike Hageman, 6 2 195 pounds, signed a Kansas University athletic letter of intent becoming the 21st high school player to do so. Earlier coach Jack Mitchell announced Gary Davenport of Wellsville High and Spencer Kissell of Bartlesville Oklahoma also signed.

Mike Hageman Tribune High School Kansas University Jack Mitchell Gary Davenport Wellsville High School Spencer Kissell Bartlesville Okla

Blood Drive At KU Seeks 1000 Pints For Vietnam Servicemen

Red Cross officials announced 128 pints donated Monday at Kansas University. The drive, supporting U S servicemen in Viet Nam, continues today and is set for 9 a m to 3 15 p m Wednesday with a goal of 1000 pints.

Kansas University Red Cross United States Viet Nam Kansas Union

Ryun to Run at 98th New York Club Indoor Meet

Kansas University freshman distance star Jim Ryun will run Friday night at the 98th New York Athletic Club indoor meet. Coach Bob Timmons noted the entry decision was made late. Ryun clocked a 4:01.6 mile at the New York Garden a week earlier despite weak opposition.

Kansas University Jim Ryun New York Athletic Club Kansas Bob Timmons Ryun New York Timmons Ryan

Americans Lead World in Personal Paper Use

Americans have the highest per capita paper consumption globally at about 479 pounds per person each year.

Card of Thanks to nurses doctors and friends

Cassie Harrell thanks the nurses on first and third floors doctors and many friends and relatives for cards and kindness shown during her illness or recovery.

Cassie Harrell

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