Jordan King Vows to Halt Guerrilla Attacks After Fierce Fighting
King Hussein of Jordan declared efforts to keep the cease-fire line quiet after the day of the heaviest fighting between Israeli and Jordanian troops since the June war. He spoke in an address aired by Radio Amman and said he would prevent Arab guerrillas from striking into Israeli-held territory.
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Hussein
Jordan
Radio
Amman
Haim Bar-Lev
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Tel Aviv
Beisan
Sheikh Mohammed
George Hedrick Plans Retirement After Public Service
George Hedrick, longtime Lawrence Chamber of Commerce executive secretary from 1930 to 1948, announces retirement at 72. He and his wife Mildred will travel, fish, and visit friends while he stays active in investments with flexible hours. They moved to Lawrence in 1930 and built strong local ties and civic involvement.
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Alert
George Hedrick
Hedrick
Gardner
Kansas State University
Hawaii
K-State
Mildred Arends
Kansas City
Chanute
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Hedricks
Lawrence
George
Chamber
Barrett, Fitch, North and Co
Paine, Weber, Jackson and Curtis
Surface Returns To Poston Hill
James R. Surface resumes duties as Kansas University provost on July 1. Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe notes Francis Heller will continue as dean of faculties after Surface returns. Surface currently on a one year leave as visiting professor at Harvard Business School and will move back to Lawrence from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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James R. Surface
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Francis Heller
Surface
Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration
Cambridge
Mass
Lawrence
KU Business School
Heller
Kansas Board of Regents
John Tyler Pleads Guilty to Narcotics Charge
John Tyler of Bartlesville pleaded guilty in District Court to possession and sale of narcotic drugs. He withdrew a not guilty plea, faces sentencing in February, and remains in county jail for a 10 day pre sentence investigation. The 1967 case carried up to 17 years.
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Kansas University
Ville
Okla
John Tyler
Bartlesville
Tyler
Douglas County
Dan Young
17 Year Old Girl Injured In Auto Crash At 17th and Tenn
A 17 year old girl remained hospitalized in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at 8 43 a m Thursday on Tennessee Street. Gail L Corel Route 2 was listed for observation. Kathleen G June 16 Route 2 drove the other car with the injured girl as a passenger. James E Brink 22 of 1244 La St drove the second vehicle. Both cars were southbound when the June auto slid and was struck by Brink s car. Damage totaled 225 for both autos.
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17Th
Tenn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gail L. Corel
Route 2
Kathleen G. June
James E. Brink
la. St
Tennessee Street
Lakeview Road
Michigan Street
Susan K. Lee
Route 1
William L. Robbins
Walnut St
9Th
Centennial Dr
Arlene M. Selph
Madeline Lane
Donald Emery
Iowa Street
Harvard Road
Merceda L. Cape
Emerald Rd
David O. Wilson Jr
Engel Rd
Paul M. Winter
W. 4Th St
Kansas Nebraska ticket sales hit limit, KU official says
KU assistant athletic director Monte Johnson announced at noon that all tickets for Saturday's Big Eight Conference game between Kansas and Nebraska have been sold. Central Junior High School hosts a seventh grade party from 7 30 to 9 45 tonight in the school gym.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Monte Johnson
Central Junior High School
22nd annual Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet set for Tuesday
The 22nd annual Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet, sponsored by community organizations, will be at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Kansas Union. The program theme is Our Brother is the First American. Haskell Institute students will present and discuss Haskell.
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Lawrence Brotherhood
Kansas Union
Haskell Institute
Deer Killed in Auto Mishap near Lawrence Kansas
A deer was struck and killed by a 1964 model car driven by Edna G Bahnmaier 61 of Lecompton on U S 40 about a mile west of Lawrence. The incident caused 225 dollars in front end damage and no injuries.
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U.S. Highway 40
Lawrence
Kansas Highway Patrol
Edna G. Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Bahnmaier
U.S. 40
Highway Patrol
U.S. 56
U.S 59
Baldwin
Arthur L. Miles
Carbondale
Lester M. Flory
Miles
Flory
Theft and Vandalism Reported by Lawmen
Burglars broke into Winter Chevrolet at 736 N H St between 5:30 p m Wednesday and 8:30 a m Thursday taking a tool box and tools worth 242 dollars and about 63 dollars in cash. They entered through an overhead east side door. Alta Knackstedt of 500 Locust St reported vandalism at a residence with several windows broken on a car in a driveway causing 70 dollars in damage at about 2 30 a m today.
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N. H. St
Alta Knackstedt
Locust St
RFK Set to Speak at KU Forum Second Kennedy Visit
U S Senator Robert F Kennedy will speak at 1 p m Tuesday in Allen Fieldhouse marking the second Kennedy to address KU in recent years The talk duration is about 30 minutes Kennedy follows his brother President John F Kennedy who spoke at KU November 7 1957 A 4000 strong crowd heard the former president discuss politics and courage citing Profiles in Courage and noting Edmund Ross as a brave act in 1868 Kennedy also is an author of The Enemy Within Just Friends and Brave Enemies and Pursuit of Justice.
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U. S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Allen Fieldhouse
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kansas
Lawrence
Edmond Ross
Andrew Johnson
Ross
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Lecompton Mothers Host Coffee Meeting on Sex Education
Lecompton Moms gathered in the grade school multipurpose room for a discussion on sex education in schools and teenage smoking. Sixteen mothers attended along with principals from the high and grade schools. The next coffee is set for March 13.
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Lecompton Mothers
Cemetery Lettering by Lawrence Monument Co
Cemetery lettering duties performed by Lawrence Monument Co at 810 E. 13th with phone VI 3-2484.
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Lawrence Monument Co
Look at Vietnam Talk Promoted by Peace Center
The Lawrence Peace Center sponsors Bron son P. Clark of the American Friends Service Committee to speak at 2 30 p m Sunday in the First Methodist Church. His talk titled A Businessman Looks at Vietnam follows a month long tour of Southeast Asia and a Czechoslovakia conference with North Vietnam and the NLF.
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Peace Center
Vietnam
Lawrence Peace Center
Bronson P. Clark
The
American Friends Service Committee
First Methodist Church
Clark
Laos
Thailand
Cambodia
Czechoslovakia
National Liberation Front
Fighting Inside Hue Citadel Rages as Siege Enters Day 17
U S Marines and Vietnamese forces press inside the Hue Citadel as heavy fighting continues. The air war toll rises with 800 U S planes lost, while 14 Marines are killed and 135 wounded by mortar fire near Khe Sanh. Marine bombardment and artillery contest Communist positions along the Citadel walls and Perfume River.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S
North Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Lewis M. Simons
Perfume River
5Th Marine Regiment
Joseph M. Gratto
Canton
N.Y
Teresa Boose Crowned Lecompton High Queen
Teresa Boose was crowned Lecompton High School Queen of Courts at a gym ceremony between basketball games. She was escorted by Charles Haas with attendants Sherry Stroda and Nancy Kraft accompanying by Roy Paslay and John Carter. The Lecompton band played during crowing and halftime music followed by a school dance.
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Teresa Boose
Lecompton High School
Boose
Charles Haas
Sherry Stroda
Roy Paslay
Nancy Kraft
John Carter
Lecompton Band
geologist Raymond Moore wins Wollaston Medal in London
Emeritus KU geology professor Raymond C. Moore is named the 12th American to receive the Wollaston Medal from the Geological Society of London for distinguished work in stratigraphy and paleontology. The award cites his editorial work on the Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology, a multi volume project started in 1948 with NSF and GSA backing.
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Raymond C. Moore
Summerfield
Kansas University
State Geological Survey
Wollaston
Geological Society of London
Ogy
Geophysics
Louis Agassiz
Charles Darwin
Charles Lyell
Thomas Huxley
Moore
Society
London
National Science Foundation
Geological Society of America
Beloved Don Groninger Remembered on Feb 16
In cherished memory of our son and brother Don ald Donnie Groninger who left us 18 years ago today February 16 1950 and tribute to our father Delbert Groninger who passed away recently. Together in Heaven Never move to part They will live forever Within our hearts Mother Brothers and Sisters Children and Grand Children
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Donald
Donnie) Groninger
Delbert Groninger
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Marcelle Schira
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Gary W. Beasley
Don G. McDow
West 9Th Street
Howard C. Lang
Ridge Court
RFK
Lecompton Moms
China
Algeria
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Friend Committee
Hue Citadel
George Esper
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence Lumber
Independent Look
Lecompton High
Raymond Moore
Memoriam
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Jerry Allen
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Iowa Vi
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