U S Pilots Hit Targets Nine Miles From China Line
U S pilots crossed nine miles from the Chinese border and hit bridges near Hanoi and Haiphong as the first major air offensive of the new year continued. Soviet reports charged damage to a freighter near Haiphong. U S officials did not confirm.
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U.S
China Line
Saigon
Red China
Hanoi
Haiphong
Pereslav Zalessky
North Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
South
Lang Son
Soviets accuse U S of bombing Soviet ship near Haiphong
Moscow claims a Soviet vessel Pereslav Zalessky was damaged by an American air raid on Haiphong. Tass said engines and hull were harmed with no casualties among 41 crew. The U S declined comment while protest notes demanded punishment and safety measures for Soviet ships.
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U.S
Saigon
Pentagon
Moscow
Washington
Haiphong
Moscow Radio
North Vietnamese
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dean Rusk
U.S. State Department
North Vietnam
United States
Tass
Pereslav-Zalessky
Boris Tsevetskov
Pereslav- Zalessky
Argus
Haiphong Harbor
Soviet Union
Starkey Named To J W Ad Post
Jack Starkey longtime Journal-World advertising staffer is named retail advertising manager a new post In charge of all display ads for local retailers and services Ernest Pontius remains advertising director Starkey a Lawrence resident since 1942 served four years in the Navy active in the American Legion Breakfast Optimist Club Cancer Society and Lawrence Jaycees He chairs the Lawrence Traffic Safety Commission and lives with his wife and daughter at 913 Rockledge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Starkey
The
Journal-World
Ernest Pontius
Starkey
Lawrence
Navy
George Starkey
Kansas University
American Legion
Breakfast Optimist Club
Cancer Society
Lawrence Jaycees
Lawrence Traffic Safety Commission
Melinda
Rockledge Rd
Quapaw Bank Robbery Leaves Under Ten Thousand In Loss
Two men robbed the State Bank of Quapaw in northeast Oklahoma and fled west. Bank President Joe G. Smith said the loss was under 10 000 with no injuries. It followed another eastern Oklahoma bank robbery, the Security National Bank of Coweta, about 7 000.
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Quapaw, Okla
State Bank of
Quapaw
Oklahoma
Joe G. Smith
Security National Bank of
Coweta
Tulsa
Four Die in Fire At Dakota Home
A couple and two of their sons perished in a Fargo fire that destroyed their Dakota home early today. Six others escaped, including an 8-year-old daughter saved by her father who later refused to let her die. Evelyn survived with burns while Cathy and Mrs Dean Bienusa and her husband and Dean Jr. were hospitalized or sedated.
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Steven
Bruce
Evelyn
Cathy
Dean Bienusa
Dean Jr
Fargo
Prominent KU Alumnus Dies After Hemorrhage
John Tyler of Bartlesville Oklahoma a notable Kansas University alumnus died Thursday from a cerebral hemorrhage at his Bartlesville home. He was 50 a former Republican National committeeman and state GOP chairman from 1958 to 1960. Survived by his wife and five children John Irwin Jenna Sue Larry Howard Don Laflin and Jane Ann.
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John Tyler
Bartlesville
Okla
Kansas University
Dewey
Tyler
KU Alumni Association
KU Council For Progress
John Irwin
Jenna Sue
Larry
KU Reports Over 2 Million in Early Fiscal Grants
Kansas University and its Center for Research announce more than 2 million dollars in grants and contracts for research and graduate training in the first quarter of the fiscal year. The largest grant is 200 thousand dollars from the Department of Defense for a remote sensing project. Other funds support mental retardation research and training, including PhD specialization in clinical psychology and music therapy for handicapped children. Thirty two EU schools and multiple KU units received awards as part of 79 grants total. Last year total research funding exceeded 8.5 million dollars at Lawrence and over 5 million at the Medical Center.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Center For Research
Department of Defense
EU Themis
U.S
U.S. Office of Education
U.S. Public Health Service
University At
Medical Center
Ex Chauffeur of Archduke Dies in Trieste After Illness
Carlo Cirillo Divinri 77, longtime chauffeur of the car in which Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated, died Thursday after a long illness in Trieste Italy.
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Trieste
Italy
Carlo Cirillo Divinri
Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria
Kansas Law Talks Liquor Tax and Price Fixing Debate
Kansas lawmakers debate liquor pricing and enforcement as Bennett argues removing price fixing could equalize Kansas and Missouri markets. He suggests selling stamps, removing barriers, or letting the state run liquor to fund education. Vast enforcement and revenue questions remain as Van Cleave backs his stance.
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Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Bennett
Journal-World
Missouri
Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas League of Municipalities
Thomas van Cleave Jr
Kansas City
van Cleave
KU Law School
Three youths charged in assault at Jayhawk Billiards
David Knox sal 19 James K Stevenson 20 and Tim Stevenson 19 were charged with felonious assault after a Tuesday night fight at 719 Mass. St. They appeared in County Court and await a Tuesday preliminary hearing. Bond was set at 1500.
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Jayhawk Billiards
Mass. St
David L. Knoxsal
E. 14Th St
James K. Stevenson
Prairie St
Tim Stevenson
Lawrence
A. W. Marshall
Ohio St
Marshall
Knoxsah
James Stevenson
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
State Board to Study Inactive Funds Interest Rates
TOPEKA The State Board of Treasury Examiners will meet to fix interest rates on state inactive funds at a record 3.42 percent for the second half of fiscal year 1968. New legislation and higher Treasury note yields push idle fund interest to a new high. auditors estimate Kansas will earn 5.2 million on inactive deposits this fiscal year, up from about 1.1 million previously.
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Topeka
State Board of Treasury Examiners
U.S. Treasury
Kansas
No Injuries Reported For Local Accidents
Police logged several Thursday crashes with no injuries. Ruth E. Warren and James O. Jackson collided near lith and Mo Streets causing 355 in damage. A second collision near 820 Miss Street involved Joseph L. Laptad and a parked Gallup car, totaling 315 in damage.
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Lith
Mo. Sts
Ruth E. Warren
W. Lith St
James O. Jackson
Miss. St
Jackson
Joseph L. Laptad
Route 3
Alfred Gallup
21St St
Laptad
Gallup
Proxmire Names 21 Contractors Seen Misusing Government Property
Senator William Proxmire cited 21 defense contractors as misusing costly government-owned equipment in a GAO inquiry. He said the sampling reflects broader issues among some 5,500 firms and warned of potential widespread losses to the Pentagon. Named firms span FMC, Raytheon, Sikorsky, Boeing, Beech, Sperry, Curtiss-Wright, TRW, Kaiser, Bendix, Aerojet, and others across multiple states.
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Washington
API
William Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
Proxmire
General Accounting Office
GAO
Joint Economic Committee
FMC Corp
Northern Ordnance Division
Minneapolis
Holley Carburetor Co
Warren
Mich
Menasco Manufacturing Co
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Selb Manufacturing Co
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Blades Manufacturing Co
Rector
Wyman-Gordon Co
North Grafton
Mass
Raytheon Co
Missiles Systems Division
Andover
Sikorsky Aircraft Division
United Aircraft Corp
Stratford
Torrance
Calif
Kelsey-Hayes Co
Heintz
Philadelphia
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Halethorpe
Bendix Corp
Bendix Aerospace
South Bend
Ind
Aerojet-General Corp
Sacramento
Continental Aviation and Engineering Corp
Toledo
Ohio
Too Winded to Fight Recapture Burglary Suspect in Hickory
Police detective Jack Williams said after chasing and recapturing a burglary suspect that they were all too winded to fight. The incident occurred in Hickory, North Carolina, with Williams and another officer pursuing the man.
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Hickory
N.C
Jack Williams
Williams
Service at Home or Away Rumsey Funeral Home Ady
A brief notice lists Rumsey Funeral Home with VI 3-5111 for service details. The item appears as a short classifieds notice noting funeral home contact for arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Ady
Wallace reveals nodular concern in pelvic region
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace warns doctors found a thumbnail size nodule in her pelvic area possibly malignant. She plans another radiation series at M D Anderson Hospital in Houston lasting three to four weeks, with husband George Wallace accompanying part of the time.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Wallace
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Tex
George Wallace
Funeral planned for Kate Hansen in Logan
Funeral services for Kate Ingeborg Hansen will be held Saturday at the Christian Church in Logan. The 88 year old KU recipient and Miyagi College missionary died Thursday at Norton County Hospital. A memorial fund is set with the KU Endowment Association.
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Kate Ingeborg Hansen
Kansas University
Christian Church
Logan
Miss Hansen
Dane G. Hansen
Norton County Hospital
KU College of Liberal Arts
Miyagi College
Lydia Lindsey
Lindsey
Dana G. Bales
George T. Hansen
Salt Lake City
Utah
George Watkins
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Abe Troup
Dunedin
Fla
Eline Gray
Santa Rosa
Calif
Eckhart Funeral Home
KU Endowment Association
Lawrence baton recital caps six week Park and Recreation course
Lawrence Kansas University foreign students report for a baton recital at 10 30 a m Saturday in the Community Building ending a six week program sponsored by the Park and Recreation Dept Students gather at 10 a m The campus foreign student body totals 646 with engineering and architecture the leading majors followed by physical sciences social sciences life sciences mathematics humanities pharmacy education business and other fields
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Park and Recreation Dept
Lawrence
Kansas University
Five Lawrence groups donate to Haskell Institute students
Five Lawrence organizations gave more than 375 and 100 gifts to Haskell Institute students stranded on campus during Christmas. Donors included Noon Luncheon Optimists Sertoma Kiwanis Bert Nash Clinic and the Pilot Club. About 300 students could not return home because of snow storms and distance.
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Lawrence
Haskell Institute
Optimists
Sertoma
Kiwanis
Bert Nash Clinic
Pilot Club
Wounded Soldier Recalls Christmas Cards From Lawrence
Army Pfc. Patrick M. Shannon of Manhattan, wounded in Viet Nam, received more than 100 Christmas cards from the Lawrence area. His sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Staus, noted his gratitude and said he was pleased by the town’s support as he recovered and returned to the field. Shannon had a leg wound just before Christmas. he once lived in Lawrence as a child.
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Patrick M. Shannon
Manhattan
Qui Nhon
Vietnam
Shannon
Lawrence Area
Edward Staus
Route 2
Journal-World
Lawrence
In Memoriam Oscar Mayhugh Jr Three Years Gone
Memorial note for Oscar Mayhugh Jr three years after death. Family members Oscar Mayhugh Sr and Mary Wilson remember him with love, tears, and cherished memories in a brief tribute.
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Oscar Mayhugh, Jr
Oscar Mayhugh, Sr
Mary Wilson
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J-W Ad
Quapaw Bank
Dakota
TAX Kahn Bookkeeping & Tax Service
Mrs. Wallace
Hansen
Memoriam
Pmal
John Haddock
Ford
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