Viet Nam policy shifts Pace to force and pride
The column critiques President Johnson and aides like Rusk and McNamara for pursuing a hard military line in Viet Nam. It notes stalled progress, rising troop levels, and a costly show of force while questioning the ability to achieve victory and end hunger and disease in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Rusk
McNamara
Taylor
Freeman
Humphrey
Viet Nam
U. N. Security Council
America
U. S
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
Memorial Hospital reports a birth and a compilation of residents and addresses in Manhattan Independence Eudora Tonganoxie and nearby areas. Notable entries include Nancy Jo Durbin Bonita Wingard Emily Benson and Mrs Barbara Zimmerman, plus a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilmore today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jo Durbin
Cadet
Gregory Roche
Jack Roche
Rosemarie Roche
Manhattan
John Hagen
Ind
Bonita Wingard
Independence
Emily Benson
ElDorado
Roy Ranney
Wichita
Lucien Hollingsworth
E. 23Rd
Marcia Werntz
Lottie Alexander
Ala
Betty Adkison
W. 7Th
Fern Morris
Eudora
Freddie Zebb
Johnson Ave
Barbara Zimmerman
Barker
Hazel High
Stratford Rd
Joanne Follette
Grace Knight
Walnut
Frances Moore
N. H
Gerald Schrader
Terr
Emma Norris
Maine
Joyce Williams
Tonganoxie
Sheldon Payne
Bullene
Laura Weston
Rockledge
Samuel Owens
Learnard
Sandra Smith
Joseph Gilmore
Sunflower
Louis La Coss Dies at 76 Former KU Journalist
Graveside services for Louis La Coss a Lawrence native and KU journalism graduate will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery with Rev Michael Moriarity in charge He died of heart disease Thursday at St Luke's Hospital in St Louis He was retired editor of the St Louis Globe Democrat editorial page Friends may call at Cooper Warren Funeral Home until 2 Raw Sunday
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Louis la Coss
Lawrence
Kansas University
Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery
Michael Moriarity
la Coss
St. Louis Globe Democrat
St., Luke’s Hospital
St. Louis
Cooper-Warren
Tempo Announces 350 Dollar Scholarship at Lawrence High
Tempo announces a 350 dollar B C Gamble Scholarship in Salesmanship for a Lawrence High School June graduate. Lawrence High is among 28 schools with the award. Eligible seniors must show salesmanship ability with good grades, forms due May 15, winner announced May 27 at a school assembly. The prize arose from a sales contest among over 500 Tempo and Gamble stores.
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Tempo
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc
Lawrence High School
B. C. Gamble
Gamble- Skogmo, Inc
Gene Vancil
Lawrence Tempo
Vancil
Tempo and Gamble
Farmers Co operative Assn Members Plan Feb Farm Visits
President Bill Rice said the group will form teams on February 23 24 and 25 to visit members neighbors and farmers to explain what off the farm business efforts can achieve when they work together.
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Farmers Cooperative Assn
Bill Rice
Cool Reception Awaiting Wirtz At Union Meet
Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz arrives in Miami Beach for AFL CIO midwinter meetings amid labor anger at Johnson administration over Taft Hartley 14B repeal. Maritime unions press White House and Senate Democrats over handling while Meany aide cites Dirksen as the GOP setback.
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Miami Beach
Fla
W. Willard Wirtz
Florida
Johnson
Wirtz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Americana
Maritime Trades Department
Jonhson
White House
Senate
Congress
P. L
Roy) Siemiller
International Association of Machinists
Siemiller
Meany
Everett M. Dirksen
Lawrence TPA elects officers at Holiday Inn meeting
About 80 persons attended Friday night as officers were elected for the new Lawrence unit of the Travelers Protective Association of America. Robert Hurt was chosen president with J D Bittel as vice president and Ralph Utermoehlen as secretary treasurer. Directors include Dale Esmond Charles Highley Ray Thornton Les Blevins Chet Paxson Bob Schwanzle Ken Thompson Arden Booth and Eben Farley. The TPA is a fraternal benefit society serving community state and nation through service fellowship and a claim benefit fund.
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New Lawrence
Travelers Protective Association of America
Holiday Inn
Robert Hurt
J. D. Bittel
Ralph Utermoehlen
Dale Esmond
Charles Highley
Ray Thornton
Les Blevins
Chet Paxson
Bob Schwanzle
Ken Thompson
Arden Booth
Eben Farley
The
Travelers Protective Association
OSU Faces Kansas After Tough League Road Tests
Stillwater notes OSU must win all five remaining games to have any title chance. Ward Sherrill and Keith Branch lead the forwards with Jim Feamster at center and guards Skip Iba and Bill Fisher. Kansas counters with Walt Wesley Al Lopes Ron Franz Jo Jo White and Del Lewis. The Jayhawks bring a strong defense and visit Oklahoma State after a show of wrestling fervor nearby.
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Nebraska
O-State
Lawrence
Ward Sherrill
Keith Branch
Jim Feamster
Skip Iba
Bill Fisher
Kansas
Walt Wesley
al Lopes
Ron Franz
Jo- Jo White
del Lewis
OSU
Jayhawks
Owens
Osu-Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Jays
Norman
Lawrence unveils 1966 license tag deadline plans at council meeting
In Lawrence the public is invited to a 3 30 p m concert by KU Concert Band at University Theatre with free admission. Law enforcement warns all operators to display 1966 tags by March 1 or face arrest. Douglas County reports 14 760 auto tags and 3 640 truck tags sold.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Court Orders Boeing To Produce 727 Design Records
Circuit Court Judge Nicholas J. Ruval directed Boeing to provide records detailing the design, manufacture, and inspection of the Boeing 727 involved in the February 4 Tokyo Bay crash that killed 133 people.
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Boeing
Chicago
Nicholas J. Rual Friday
Boeing Co
Tokyo Bay
No Injuries From Rash of Mishaps
A series of minor accidents in Lawrence caused no injuries. At 7:55 a.m. Friday a two car collision in the 1300 block of Brook Street damaged Arthur Spillman and Janet Beers vehicles. Other fender benders include Mary Askins and Michael Redford, Frank Robbins and John Sweeney near KU campuses, and a crash at 11th and Louisiana injuring no one.
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Lawrence
Brook St
Arthur Spillman
Brook
Janet Beers
Spillman
Beer
Mary L. Askins
Ala
Michael G. Redford
14Th
Mass
Askins
Bedford
Emery Road
University Drive
Frank E. Robbins
John M. Sweeney
11Th
William H. Snyder
Charles W Keller
Newsman's Son Killed in Viet Nam Crash
Capt. Albert M. Smith Jr. 27, son of Merriman Smith the White House correspondent, died Friday in a helicopter crash in South Vietnam amid the war.
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Washington (Ap
Albert M. Smith Jr
White House
Merriman Smith
South Viet Nam
Foster Encouraged by Geneva Disarmament Talks
U S Delegate William C Foster reported encouragement at the Geneva 17 nation disarmament conference where progress toward negotiating a treaty to halt nuclear weapons spread was seen as beginning.
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Geneva
U.S
William C. Foster
Foster
Aussies May Boost Role in Viet Nam
Canberra reports indicate Prime Minister Harold Holt signaled Australia may increase its troop commitment in South Viet Nam after talks with Vice President Hubert Humphrey. About 1,500 Australian combat troops are in Viet Nam. Demonstrators near Humphrey demanded peace as he met Australian officials.
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Canberra
Australia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Harold Holt
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Holt
Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
United States
U.S
Kansas university board action on campus projects and appointments
The board approved funding for mineral preparation lab equipment at KU and a pickup for summer biology field work. It granted leave without pay to Dr. John Higginson, and authorized preliminary plans for a health science building at KU Medical Center. Other actions included a Memorial Union addition plan at Emporia and a classroom building plan at Pittsburg, with Dr. Robert L. Ohlsen Jr. named superintendent of the Kansas School for the Blind.
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Geology Department
John Higginson
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Memorial Union
Emporia
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Robert L. Ohlsen Jr
Kansas School For the Blind
Ohlsen
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Ottawa University
Wichita
Kansas University
Art Guild Meets Next Thursday in Lawrence
The Lawrence Art Guild will gather at 7 30 p m Thursday Feb 24 in the Spooner Thayer Art Museum lower level Exhibition Gallery. Bret Waller curator will lecture on contemporary drawings. One hundred drawings by American professional artists will be on display from six regional exhibitions across the United States sponsored by the National Drawing Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Art Guild
Spooner-Thayer Art Museum
Bret Waller
Art Museum
United States
National Drawing Society
Senate debates Viet Nam aid amid filibuster claims
Senate floor discussion centers on a $4.8 billion administration request for military supplies. Senator Richard Russell accuses opponents of Viet Nam policies of filibustering while Senator George McGovern contends debate is appropriate to scrutinize fund expenditure.
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Senate
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Armed Services Committee
Viet Nam
Russell
George S. McGovern
D-S.c
Card of Thanks from Lizzie Richardson
Lizzie E Richardson thanks God doctors Johnson and Campbell Rev Harris and Rev Branch and staff on first floor for care during first stay and friends for cards flowers and calls.
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Johnson and
Campbell
Harris
Branch
Lizzie E. Richardson
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