U.S. Plans Discount Campaign to Lure Foreign Tourists
A White House task force proposed widespread price cuts to attract foreign travelers, including 50 percent off international air fares and 40 percent hotel discounts. The plan targets cheaper trips, visa ease, and free park admissions, with cooperation from the travel industry and possible tax changes.
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Washington
United States
White House
Europe
Industry Government
Johnson Administration
Robert M. McKinney
Santa Fe New Mexican
Task Force
Hemisphere
U.S
Congress
Newspaper Publishing Scale in the United States
The United States currently has over 1 750 daily newspapers and about 8 000 weekly newspapers in publication across the country.
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United States
Nixon Uses Grid Terms In Campaign In New Hampshire
Nixon, campaigning in New Hampshire and Wisconsin, leans on football metaphors to frame his bid for the presidential primaries on March 12 and April 2. He positions himself as a Bart Starr style quarterback guiding a fast thinking team, cites Eisenhower era contrasts, and even pokes fun at himself in public remarks.
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Manchester
N.H
Richard M. Nixon
America
Nixon
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Bart Starr
Johnson
Pueblo
New York City
South Korea
Eisenhower
Boston
Chicago Professor Boorstin to Speak on Historical Perspective
Chicago University historian Daniel J Boorstin will deliver a Humanities Series lecture at 8 p m in University Theatre. His topic is The Myth of Historical Perspective. Boorstin earned two degrees at Oxford and wrote The Image A Guide to Pseudo-Events in America The Genius of American Politics America and the Image of Europe and The Lost World of Thomas Jefferson.
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Daniel J. Boornstin
Chicago University
University Theatre
Boorstin
Oxford University
England
America
Europe
Thomas Jefferson
School Receives Last Check From Fallen Soldier
Abilene Christian College in Abilene Texas reports that 2nd Lt. Bill Reese age 24 a Vietnam fallen officer sent his $300 monthly government paycheck to the college music department. Reese a 1960s ACC music education graduate and former college band drum major was killed by a Viet Cong mortar round in Vietnam after arriving in November.
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Abilene, Tex
Marine
Bill Reese
Reese
Vietnam
Abilene Christian College
D. B. Reese
Abilene
ACC
St Bonaventure Houston Lead NCAA At Large Selections
Top ranked Houston at 23-0 and St Bonaventure 19-0 head the at large bids for the NCAA University Division tournament with Marquette Loyola and Duquesne among others chosen. Army declined bid while Princeton St Johns and Columbia also received votes.
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Kansas City
Houston
Marquette
Chicago Loyola
NCAA
St. Bonaventure
New York
Elvin Hayes
Duquesne
St. John’s
Florida State
Columbia
Princeton
Army
Associated Press
Kennedy to discuss domestic matters at Kansas University
U S Senator Robert F Kennedy of New York will speak at 1 30 p m Wednesday in Allen Fieldhouse Kansas University The event will cover domestic topics not Vietnam A question and answer segment will follow and questions may be submitted in writing or handed to ushers prior to the talk The senator arrives from Manhattan and will dine privately with KU Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe with Gov Robert Docking among the guests
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U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kansas University
Washington
Kennedy
Vietnam
Allen Fieldhouse
Manhattan
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas
Robert Docking
ABA Endorses Limits on News in Crime Cases
The American Bar Association backed guidelines to restrict information about criminal cases by judges, lawyers, and police. News leaders opposed a one-year study delay and warned of new battles in courts and legislatures.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
J. Edward Murray
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Paul C. Reardon
Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
ABA
House of Delegates
Reardon
J. Edward Lumbard
U.S. Circuit Court
New York City
Earl F. Morris
Bar Association
Morris
Columbus
Ohio
Murray
The
Arizona Republic
D. Tennant Bryan
News
Richmond
Times Dispatch
News Leader
Theodore F. Koop
CBS
Michael J. Ogden
Providence
R.I.) Journal and Bulletin
Yosemite's Half Dome Falls Stands Tallest in U S
The report notes a 425 foot drop ranking as the highest waterfall in the United States located in Yosemite California.
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United States
Yosemite
Calif
Scholars Visit Dread Twenty National Merit Scholars
Kansas high school scholars met at the University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture on a Saturday for a campus visit. Dean W P Smith welcomed the group, who toured facilities and discussed college plans with KU faculty members.
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Kansas
Kansas University School of Engineering and Architecture
W. P. Smith
Kansas Theater Students Plan Europe Tour
Six KU theater students and assistant professor Tom Rea depart Lawrence March 28 for a two month tour of Eastern Europe with stops in Zagreb Ljubljana Belgrade Sofia Bucharest Prague Brno Bratislava Budapest and Warsaw. They perform Theatre Today and other shows with cast members Carol Wilcox Sherelyn Romeiser Jeri Walker Mike Fisher Holmes Osborne and Earl Trussell. The trip, organized by the KU Alumni Association, ends June 1 after state tours in Newton El Dorado Fredonia Topeka and Parsons.
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Kansas University
Tom Rea
Lawrence
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Europe
U.S. State Department
Ljubljana
Belgrade
Sofia
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Rumania
Prague
Brno
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Budapest
Hungary
Warsaw
Poland
Carol Wilcox
Kansas City
Sherelyn Romeiser
Salina
Jeri Walker
Shawnee Mission
Mike Fisher
Wichita
Holmes Osborne
Bates City
Earl Trussell
Newton
el Dorado
Fredonia
Topeka
Parsons
Kansas
KU Alumni Association
KU Photography Contest Winners Named at KU
Photographs by Art Boehm and Michael Bower led the annual KU Photography Contest with top prints in portrait and color divisions. Larry Schwarm won two firsts in abstract and feature, with several other photographers earning prizes across scenic, sports, and human interest categories. The event drew 183 entries from 35 photographers and was judged by a panel from local studios and the Lawrence Journal-World photographer.
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Art Boehm
Orchard Park
N. Y
Michael Bower
Shawnee Mission
Kappa Alpha Mu
Boehm
Bower
Larry Schwarm
Greensburg
Schwarm
Leslie Schnick
Denver
Colo
Scenic
Marsha Griffith
Prairie Village
Allan Northcutt
Wichita
Sports
Rogers Worthington
Topeka
Human Interest
Abstract
Carl Williams
H. M. Williams
Dennis Degginger
Kansas City
Paul Greenbaum
New York
H. M. Greenbaum
William Mauk
Overland Park
Hank Hershman
St. Joseph
Degginger
H. M. Justus Baird III
Kingston
Ricard H. Snyder
Lincoln
Worthington
William M. Scruggs
Joplin
Mauk
Williams
H. M. Griffith
Schnick
Northcutt
Lyle Fisher
Bird City
James Prentice
Columbus
Nebr
H. M. Northcutt
Jerry Gaylord
Independence
Miss
Susan Treadwell
Wilmette
Ill
Bill Wright
Wright’s Studio
Ottawa
Gene Kletchka
Studio de Portia
Lawrnce
Mike Andersen
Lawrence Journal-World
Autopsies In Fatal Colorado Springs Exposure Case
Autopsies were performed on a Kansas mother Beverly Jean Redd 23 and her two children Kimberly 3 and Kaine 4 months found on an isolated road west of Colorado Springs. They reportedly died during a cold attempt to seek help after their car stalled on Gold Camp Road.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Kansas
Here
Beverly Jean Redd
Sublette
Kan
Kimberly
Kaine
Gold Camp Road
Rooul Urich
Local FFA Chapter Plans National Program Observances
The Jayhawk Chapter of the FFA at Lawrence High School prepares posters signs and activities for National Future Farmers of America Week. Officers are Dale Nottingham president Dennis Alexander vice president Steve Rice secretary Bob Russell treasurer Rick Conner reporter and Ron Rice sentinel with Stan Larson and Earl Simmons as advisers. FFA Week runs through Saturday with the theme Challenging Youth in Agriculture.
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Jayhawk
FFA
Lawrence High School
Future Farmers of America
Dale Nottingham
Dennis Alexander
Steve Rice
Bob Russell
Rick Conner
Ron Rice
Stan Larson
Earl Simmons
U.S
Rap Brown Arrest Highlights Civil Rights Tension
H. Rap Brown, Black Power chairman of the SNCC, was arrested on Manhattan's Upper West Side after returning from California. The arrest followed a U S District Court order requiring Brown to appear in Richmond Friday to show cause why he should not be jailed for violating a travel ban from last September.
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New York
H. Rap Brown
Black Power
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Manhattan
Upper West Side
California
U.S
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Richmond
Brown
Visitors and family gatherings span town in weekend notes
Villa Eden hosted Mr and Mrs George Millo and family of Tonganoxie with Ruth Pettengill. Frank Henik Earl Kenneth Raines and Joyce Henik of Kansas City visited Ann Torneden and relatives. Ruth Pettengill visited with Helen Mills of Tonganoxie. Jack Davidson Debbie and David of Bartlesville OK visited the Davidson home. Tuesday visitors with Frieda Reetz included Arley Flory Esther Ruth Johan ning Lizzie Lindell Katherine Schwartz Emma Jehle and Truman McHenry with Elmo Hendricks of Kansas City. Florence Renner and Diane Brooks spent Sunday with George Taber in Kansas City as Truman McHenry's family held a birthday dinner for Bill McHenry.
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George Millo
Tonganoxie
Ruth Pettengill
Frank Henik
Earl
Kenneth Raines
Joyce Henik
Kansas City
Ann Torneden
Helen Mills
Jack Davidson
Debbie
David
Bartlesville
Okla
Davidson
Bill McHenry
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Warsite Theatre
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Neadowbrook
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Carol Channing
James Fox
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Beatrice Leslee
Elmer Bernstein
Andre Prevince
Joe Layton
Richard Morris
Tridge Tay
George Roy Hill
Ross Hunter
Universal Picture of Apes
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Rain Tire
Tiger Paw
Auto Wrecking & Junk
Bobby
Lee Williamson
John Haddock
Ford, Inc
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