North Vietnam Endures After Three Years of Bombing
A wide range of sources describe how North Vietnam, an agrarian state with a low prewar economy, absorbed heavy U.S. bombing. Officials say aims include disrupting infiltration and boosting South Vietnamese morale, while Hanoi mobilizes industry and transport to keep fighting.
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U Thant to Meet Johnson on Vietnam Peace Probe Trip
U Thant will meet President Johnson on Wednesday to discuss his peace probe trip to India, Russia, Britain and France. White House officials warn no breakthrough is likely and peacemaking results are described as negative in overseas dispatches.
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Refugee Toll Rises to 350000 in Vietnam
Saigon reports show the latest Communist offensive has driven about 350000 people including men women and children from their homes in Vietnam with ongoing displacement across the region.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Lawrence Students Lead In National Chess Tournament
Lance Williams and Randy Mills won first place in the team competition for Lawrence and KU Chess Club at the National Associated College Unions event. KU scored nine of ten points to win the team title at Kansas State University, with Mills and Stromquist leading individuals with five and four and a half points.
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Hemophilia Aid Develops Self Treatment Concept
Washington AP reports Red Cross researchers forecast an emergency self treatment technique for hemophilia sufferers. A fountain pen sized syringe containing a purified Anti Hemophilic Factor could allow victims or nearby rescuers to treat severe bleeding, based on advances in blood fractionation.
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Lecompton High participates in East Central Vocal Festival
Lecompton High School joined Paxico Dover Maple Hill and Harveyville in the East Central League Vocal Music Festival at Dover. Senior Janie Rundquist served as league accompanist for Lecompton, while Topeka's Max Ginter becomes the new industrial arts and driver education teacher for Lecompton High School.
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February university events schedule and exhibits list
A dense listing of events from February 18 to 25 at the university, including carillon recitals by Albert Gerken, concerts by the Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra and Zagreb Quartet, a variety of lectures and forums led by figures such as Daniel J. Boorstin and Henry P. David, basketball games against Missouri and K State, film screenings, and ongoing museum and library exhibits featuring Callahan photography, the Woodcut Golden Age and White Memorabilia across Kansas Union venues.
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Search in Sea For Pilot Flops
The Pentagon says a large scale sea search for Lt Joseph P Dunn, downed near Hainan Island, produced no sign and was abandoned. Carriers Coral Sea and Kearsarge joined destroyers and planes in an extensive search with negative results.
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Legion Leader William E Galbraith to Attend KU Game
National American Legion commander William E Galbraith 41 will join Lawrence post for a social hour and dinner at Legionaires then attend the Kansas Nebraska basketball game. A Beemer Neb graduate and livestock businessman he will speak at dinner and receive a KU basketball autographed by squad members.
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Kansas grads win NIH research fellowships in 1960s era programs
Two Kansas University graduate students, Larry P. Huston of Ashland Ohio and Kenneth E. Richards Jr. of Miami Oklahoma, won National Institute of General Medical Sciences predoctoral fellowships. The awards cover stipends and fees and come after national competition and review by consultants.
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National Institute of General Medical Sciences
National Institutes of Health
Larry P. Huston
Ashland
Ohio
Kenneth E. Richards Jr
Miami
Okla
Markets from Bowersock and Harwood Mills
Wheat at Bowersock Mill 1.48 per bushel. Yellow corn 1.07. mile 1.87. Harwood Market reports Eggs Grade A large 23, medium 20, undergrades 13, current receipts 16. Kansas City wholesale eggs Grade A large 25-28, medium 26-28, small 14-16, large B 24-26. Butter grade A lb solid 77.
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Market Report Kansas City Livestock Prices
Cattle trends mixed with steers and heifers steady to 50 higher while cows ease. Feeders and calves rise up to 50. prime and choice steers 25.25 to 26.75, cattle 22.00 to 25.25 for lower grades. calves 26.00 to 35.00. Hog prices rise 1.50 to 1.75 for barrows gilts, sows up 1.00. barrows 200 to 235 pounds 20.75, 220 to 260 pounds 20.00 to 20.50, 260 to 270 pounds 19.50 to 20.00, sows 16.00 to 17.50.
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Market closes lower as declines stay in narrow range
New York stocks ended Friday with 735 decliners and 492 advancers out of 1 458 issues. The Dow fell 2.89 to 836.34 and the AP 60- stock avg slipped 0.8 to 307.1. NYSE volume was 9.08 million shares, below Thursday.
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