Three Marine Units Battle Viet Cong Near Hue and Da Nang
Three U S Marines helicoptered into a northern battlespace and fought a main force Viet Cong unit for six hours near Phu Bai and Hue. Officials reported 40 Communists killed with light Marine losses and captures of 40 weapons.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
da Nang
Armes
Quang Tri
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Phu Bai
Hue
New Life
Vo Xu
Binh Tuy
Strategic Air Command
Kontum
Air Force
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Vinh
Ranger
Hancock
Phuoc Kien
Dong Hoi
Navy
173Rd Airborne
U.S
Hong Kong
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Bong Son
Central Coast
Mekong
Qui Nhon
Errors in Remap Surveyed But Expected to Be Solved
The Kansas legislature reviews a House apportionment bill with seven Sedgwick County amendments and four in Johnson County. Technical changes focus on district lines and city limits. final votes hoped by Tuesday in the Senate. Possible adjournment by midweek with four extra subjects considered.
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Sedgwick
Johnson County
Senate
House
Senate Apportionment Committee
William Bowers
Ottawa
School Foundation Finance
Kansas State University
Sheppard Case To High Court
The Supreme Court heard plea from Dr Samuel Sheppard, ex Cleveland osteopath convicted in 1954 of second degree murder, that newspaper publicity deprived him of a fair trial. He seeks a new trial with added contentions. he has been free on bail pending the appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Sheppard
Samuel
Ohio
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Employees Honored For Safety Records
The Cities Service Gas Company held a dinner at The Sirloin last week honoring 13 Lawrence pipeline division employees for outstanding safety records. Hale Barfoot announced the honorees. master of ceremonies listed Foreman R C Richardson Joseph W Helfrich James R Heusner Charles G Keller George E Liggett Harold N McNeil Robert E Marks Gale E Pinegar Forrest J Springer Wilbur E Sutton Ray B Swank and Charles E Whan.
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Cities Service Gas Company
Sirloin
Compan
Lawrence
Hale Barfoot
Em‘oye Services
Oklahoma City
Foreman R. C. Richardson
Joseph W. Helfrich
James R. Heusner
Charles G. Keller
George E. Liggett
Harold N. McNeil
Robert E. Marks
Gale E. Pinegar
Forrest J. Springer
Wilbur E. Sutton
Ray B. Swank
Charles E. Whan
Weather Satellite ESSA 2 Blasts Into Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP ESSA 2 a mechanical meteorologist launched to orbit to form the world s first operational space weather network with ESSA 1. It will photograph and transmit global cloud and storm images every six minutes to forecasters in 22 nations and warning agencies. Ground stations start Wednesday.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Everyman
New Weather Observatory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Essa 1
Globe
United States
APT
Essa 2
Lawrence Woman Honored As Distinguished Older Citizen
Mrs. Ralph L. Colman, longtime Lawrence resident, will be named distinguished older citizen of Kansas at the Kansas State Conference on Aging banquet at Kansas University. She has served since 1950 on the Kansas Citizens Council on Aging, led 4-H and Farm Bureau groups, and earned a Kiwanis senior citizens award. The 16th annual Conference on Aging runs through Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Ralph L. Colman
Kansas
Kansas State Conference On Aging
Kansas Citizens’ Council On Aging
Kansas University
University
Baker U Will Present Spring Play in March
Baker University showcases its spring play East Lynne in rehearsal, to be staged March 18 and 19. Leading cast members include Ellen Walker Blue Springs Mo Wright Beck Leawood and Tim Taggart Glenwood Ill with other students Gay Hopping Raytown Mo John Jenkins Independence Mo and more. The drama is adapted from a novel by Mrs Henry Wook and directed by Thelma Morreale assistant professor of speech and drama.
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Baker University
New Church Dedicated To Civil Rights Dead
In Philadelphia Mississippi a new brick church replaces the burned Mount Zion Methodist church whose 1964 fire sparked a national crisis. Three young men who came to investigate the blaze were slain in what authorities call a Ku Klux Klan execution.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Sikess
Mount Zion Methodist
FBI
Science Shrinks Piles with New Non Surgical Treatment
New York report describes a healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case results claim noticeable shrinkage and soothing effects using a substance called Bio-Dyne packaged as Preparation H available in ointment form.
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New York, N. Y
KU College Bowl Teams Enter Event for Sunday
Eleven Kansas University College Bowl teams enter double elimination rounds next Sunday afternoon in the Kansas Union. Rounds continue Sundays until March 20 finals. Opening rounds winners include squads from Douthart Hall Sel lards Hall Kappa Alpha Theta Delta Delta Delta Alpha Omicron Pi and Stephen son Hall Templin Hall Joseph R Pear son Hall and Alpha Kappa Samba fraternity. About 40 teams entered this year per Dave Til ford Wichita senior and chairman of the arrangements committee.
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Kansas University
Alpha Kappa Samba Fraternity
Dave Tilford
Wichita
Tugs Chisel Through Eight Mile Ice Jam on Mississippi
Powerful tugs attacked an eight mile ice jam on the Mississippi as Congress prepared to probe a flood that left about 400 homeless. The Peoria rammed a barge at the jam base near Buffalo Iowa while the A M Thompson worked downstream at Muscatine to keep ice moving. A Coast Guard cutter Sumac joined the effort and a House Public Works subcommittee planned a Washington hearing. Authorities briefly paused ice breakup with pulverized coal.
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Davenport
Iowa
Mississippi
Peoria
Buffalo
A. M. Thompson
Muscatine
Coast Guard
Sumac
House Public Works Committee
Washington
Kansas Wesleyan Announces 2.5 Million Facility Plan
Salina Kansas Wesleyan University outlines a 2.5 million program to improve facilities and faculty. The board approved two buildings costing 2.3 million and merit raises totaling about 200 thousand. Construction is slated to start this year.
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Salina, Kan
Kansas Wesleyan University
Thus
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