McCarthy Seeks Foreign Policy Ref Understanding Voters
Minnesota Senator Eugene McCarthy argues his presidential bid offers a three part referendum on Vietnam priorities and U S role this century He proposes coalition talks with the Viet Cong if South Vietnam objects and warns against risking a weak nation The piece notes Rockefeller politics Lindsay support and ADA resignation with no author quotes.
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Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
U.S
McCarthy
Newton
Mass
Vietnam
United States
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
Massachusetts
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Carl A. Auerbach
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Auerbach
University of Minnesota
Johnson
Alabama
Robert Vance
Vance
Joe Reed
Montgomery
Arthur Shores
Birmingham
John V. Lindsay
Colbert Mate Dr Joel Pressman dies in Los Angeles
Dr. Joel L. Pressman age 67 husband of Claudette Colbert died Monday of cancer in Los Angeles. He was a larynx specialist, professor, and chief of the head and neck surgery division at UCLA Medical School.
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Los Angeles
Joel L. Pressman
Claudette Colbert
Pressman
Medical School
University of California At Los Angeles
Adlai II Joins Party With His Vietnam Comment
In Chicago, Democratic leaders postpone finalizing 1968 state ticket amid debate over Adlai E Stevenson III stance on Vietnam. Stevenson says he could not commit to supporting every feature of Johnson's Vietnam policy and notes deep party division on the issue.
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Adlai II
Vietnam
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Richard J. Daley
U.S
Scott W. Lucas
Stevenson
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
United Nations
Shorter prayers not heaven shortcut at Fort Lewis
Brig. Gen. Robert L. Ashworth handed diplomas to officers finishing a course to simplify their work. When he reached Chaplain Maj. Walter R. Laubscher, he asked if it meant a shortcut to heaven. The chaplain replied, No sir just shorter prayers.
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FT. Lewis, Wash
Robert L. Ashworth
Walter R. Laubscher
Inland Daily Press Association Opposes ABA Criminal Coverage Rules
The Inland Daily Press Association urged scrutiny of American Bar Association crime reporting limits. At its Chicago winter meeting the board criticized ABA recommendations restricting disclosure of prior records confessions or admissions. The association warned secrecy endangers public interest and urged state level evaluation.
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Chicago
Inland Daily Press Association
American Bar Association
Association
ABA
America
Inland Board
United States
Woodstock Gossip Notes From Excelsior Springs to Topeka
Mrs Earl Bell spent the past week in Excelsior Springs Missouri with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Malone of Shawnee spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Jim Petrie and sons. Mr and Mrs Arthur Voelker and son visited Mrs Lydia Voelker and Mr and Mrs C J Voelker at Lancaster. Mr and Mrs Guilford Ridgway visited Larry Speakman in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Francis Rickman of Cleveland Missouri were visitors at Leo Hollingsworths. Harold Sanders of Leavenworth spent Tuesday at the Ridgway home. Sanders son Dr Leroy Sanders is stationed in Vietnam. Leroy and Mark Sanders are moving to Nebraska. Charles Voelker attended a birthday for Debbie and Allena Voelker at Tonganoxie. Mr and Mrs Robert Davison joined Mr and Mrs Kenneth Zachariah to visit the Keith Zachariah family in Merriam.
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Earl Bell
Excelsior Springs
John Malone
Shawnee
Jim Petrie
Arthur Voelker and
Lydia Voelker
C. J. Voelker
Lancaster
Guilford Ridgway
Larry Speakman
Topeka
Francis Rickman
Cleveland
Leo Hollingsworth
Harold Sanders
Leavenworth
Gulford Ridgway
Sanders
Leroy Sanders
Vietnam
Mark
Nebraska
Charles Voelker
Nerces
Debbie and
Allena Voelker
Tonganoxie
Robert Davison
Kenneth Zachariah
Merriam
Keith Zachariah
India Club to Screen Kabuliwala in Dyche Auditorium
The KU India Club presents the Hindi film Kabuliwala with English subtitles at 3 p.m. on March 10 in Dyche Auditorium. Rabindranath Tagore wrote the story. Bimal Roy produced. Herman Gupta directed. Salil Chowdhury composed the music. Admission charged.
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India Club
KU India Club
Kabuliwala
Dyche
Rabindranath Tagore
Bimal Roy
Herman Gupta
Salil Chowdhury
Commissioners debate course of civil disorders report
The 11 member panel appointed after last summer's Newark and Detroit riots argues over a tougher approach to curbing riots while weighing police blame for repressive actions. The commission plans to finish the report next week outlining causes and prevention steps.
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Washington
Commission On Civil Disorders
Commission
Johnson
Newark
Detroit
Mississippi voters watchful as 12 counties vote for congress
Voters in 12 southwest Mississippi counties cast ballots to fill the seat left vacant by John Bell Williams. Candidates include Charles Evers, a civil rights leader, a white Republican, and five white Democrats. Federal poll watchers describe their role as routine. Polls opened at 7 a.m. and closed at 6 p.m. The day was crisp and sunny with temperatures in the 60s.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Charles Evers
U.S. Justice Department
John Bell Williams
Kansas High Schoolers to Attend KU Wednesday
About 170 Kansas high school youths will gather at Kansas University on Wednesday for the 1968 Hi-Y Pre-Legislative conference for Northeast Kansas. The event, sponsored by the West Central Area Y M C A Kansas Hi-Y and KU Extension, includes training in legislative procedure committee work officer election and public service with a mock House session as a highlight. Francis H. Heller acting president will welcome participants with Tom Moore KU Y executive director also speaking.
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Kansas
Kansas University
West Central Area Y.M.C.A
Kansas Hi- Y
KU Extension
Topeka
House of Representatives
Hanover Shoe Co. chairman Lawrence B. Sheppard dies
Lawrence B. Sheppard aged 70, board chairman of Hanover Shoe Co. and president of Hanover Shoe Farms, died Monday. He was a former president and honorary life president of the U S Trotting Association and a leading figure in harness racing.
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Hanover, Pa
Lawrence B. Sheppard
Hanover Shoe Co., Inc
Hanover Shoe Farms
Sheppard
U.S. Trotting Association
Death photo use questioned by Rep Roy Taylor
Rep Roy A. Taylor said American newspapers should stop publishing photographs of Viet Cong prisoners being executed by South Vietnamese troops. He warned such images can be used by Communists to deter surrender and distort the war image.
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Washington
Roy A. Taylor
D-N.c
Congressional Record
Taylor
Egypt Rejects Israeli Direct Talks Offer
Cairo spokesman Dr. Mohamed Hassan el Zayat rejected Israel's offer for direct negotiations under U N auspices. He said Israel must honor Security Council peace principles including Arab recognition and Palestinian refugee solutions. Israel said it would meet Arab diplomats only if Gunnar V Jarring chairs and the talks occur at his chosen venue.
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Cairo
Israel
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat
Security Council
Gunnar V. Jarring
Middle East
Jarring
Independence Pastor To Be Local Speaker
Dr. G. H. Swadley of Independence Missouri will speak at 7 30 p m in First Baptist Church chapel the first in a Wednesday series before Easter on Peace Is Possible He holds a Ph D in theology from Central Baptist Seminary Kansas City and the series theme is The Things That Belong to Our Peace A covered dish supper precedes the talk at 6 30 p m in the Fellowship Hall
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G. 8. Swadley
Independence
First Baptist Church
Swadley
Immanuel Baptist Church
Central Baptist Seminary
Kansas City
Kan
Fellowship Hall
Alaska Governor vows veto over livestock mask bill
Gov. Walter J. Hickel pledged to veto a bill passed by the Alaska legislature last week that would regulate the masking of a game animal. He warned that if allowed to become law the measure could lead to broader permissiveness, including shooting milk cows.
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Juneau
Alaska
Walter J. Hickel
Fisherman Struck by Porpoise aboard Saratog
Manuel Ferreira aged 26, a tuna fisherman on the Saratog, was hospitalized after a porpoise fell from a hoisted net and struck him on the head during duties aboard the vessel in San Diego California.
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San Diego
Calif
American Tuna Boat Association
Manuel Ferreira
Albany newsman Gerald Salisbury dies at 68
Albany born Gerald H. Salisbury, 68, former general manager of the Albany Knickerbocker News and former executive of the Associated Press Managing Editors Association, died Monday. After retiring in 1959 he became a consultant to the Knickerbocker News and Gannett.
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Albany
N.Y
Gerald H. Salisbury
Albany Knickerbocker News
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Salisbury
Knickerbocker News
Gannett
Massive Giant Squid Discovered Reaches 52 Feet
One of the largest squids ever found measured 52 feet from tip to tentacle and weighed over 600 pounds, highlighting an extraordinary ocean creature of remarkable size.
Rights Sponsors Eye Path to Civil Rights Compromise
Bipartisan sponsors weigh how far to bend in civil rights bills to meet Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen. Dirksen says votes show broad support for protections against violence and open housing bans amid ongoing debate. Mansfield signals patience as compromise talks continue beyond six weeks.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Six Die After Truck Explosion In Mexico City
A tank truck overturned on a crowded street as children exited a primary school. The vehicle exploded, killing six people and injuring 65, many with critical burns from spilled gasoline. The driver swerved to avoid a speeding car, authorities said.
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Mexico City
Don Palmateer Elected Head of Beef Breeders
Don Palmateer of Lawrence was elected president of the Douglas County Beef Breeders Assn during the annual banquet at the Eldridge Hotel attended by about 60 members. Other officers elected were Elmer Schiller of Oskaloosa vice president and Lawrence residents Leo Smith Dudley Flory Tom Swearingen as directors, with Carol Martin as secretary treasurer. Paul Swaffer of Kansas City spoke on beef cattle practices in the U S and world, illustrating with slides. Palmateer served as master of ceremonies.
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Don Palmateer
Lawrence
Douglas County Beef Breeders Assn
Eldridge Hotel
Elmer Schiller
Oskaloosa
Leo Smith
Dudley Flory
Tom Swearingen
Carol Martin
Paul Swaffer
Kansas City
American Hereford Assn
U.S
Palmateer
Notice of hearing in Marion IE Rice estate in Lawrence
In the Douglas County Kansas Probate Court the state of Kansas to all persons concerned you are notified a petition by Howard L Reedy administrator seeks an order to sell Lot 22 and the north half of Lot 21 in Sinclair's Addition Lawrence to pay debts costs and expenses of administration. Defenses due by March 21 1968 at 10 00 a m in Lawrence Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Marion IE. Rice
Sinclair
Lawrence
Howard L. Reedy
Springer & Springer
Election Notice for Fall Leaf Drainage District Directors
Voters in Leavenworth County Kansas are notified of a regular election under SA 24 459 at the residence of Robert W Schellack Sec 28 Township 12 Range 21 from 7 00 pm to 9 00 pm on March 5 1968. Taxpayers owning real estate in the district may vote to elect three directors.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Wall Leaf
Leavenworth County
Kansas
Fall Leaf
Robert W. Schellack
Sec
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