US Pilots Down 2 MIGs to Reach Nine This Week
US Air Force pilots shot down two more MIG 21s over North Vietnam bringing the week's total to nine. One allied Phantom was lost to unknown causes but the crew were rescued within minutes. Ground fighting near Saigon continued with several Viet Cong casualties reported and Ky signaling progress toward peace talks.
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New KU program aims to remove scare from science study
KU professors Bricker and LaShier lead a Cooperative College School Science Program debuting July 17 at Mount Oread. It funds 45 teachers from Unified School District 497 with a $45,512 NSF grant and runs through Aug. 25, then continues with summer and fall sessions at Lawrence High School.
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William LaShier Jr
Unified School District 497
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Lawrence High School
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LHS
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Sylvester resigns from defense public affairs post
Arthur Sylvester 69 resigns as assistant secretary of defense for public affairs amid controversy over government honesty in wartime. President Johnson names Phil Goulding his successor as the White House questions a broader shakeup and the North Vietnam bombing debate.
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Nelson in Fair Condition After Abdominal Surgery
R Wayne Nelson, cultural and fine arts coordinator for Lawrence Unified School District 497, is listed in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after abdominal surgery Wednesday morning.
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Lawrence Unified School District
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Careless Smoking Blamed for KU Ellsworth Hall Fires
KU housing director J. J. Wilson says careless smoking caused a Thursday morning fire in Ellsworth Hall eighth floor lounge with about 1000 dollars in damage split between lounge walls and furnishings. Earlier estimates ranged up to 700 dollars and small wastebasket blazes occurred on fourth and fifth floors.
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Series of Thefts Plague KU Students
Lawrence police investigate a rash of thefts from KU students after break at West Hills Apartments 1012 Emery Rd. Between Dec 15 and classes, David Benedict reports a TV worth 148 stolen with no forced entry. Total losses exceed 1000 dollars. Most stolen items include televisions radios and record players.
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Wichita
Handling Details at Home or Away
Funeral home Viogatl1 announces details for a service location and timing. The notice covers memorial arrangements and contact information for the funeral director.
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Itiuinsey Funeral Home
Viogatl1
Martin May Quits as Fed Chief
The Washington Post reported William McChesney Martin Jr. told intermediaries he would like to resign as Federal Reserve Board chairman. He would stay if President Johnson requested it, his term as chairman expires April 1 and board membership ends February 1, 1970 amid policy differences with the White House.
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Bergquists Buy Estes Park Trail Newspaper
Glenn Prosser and his wife Carleene sold The Estes Park Trail to Roger and Barbara Bergquist of Topeka Kansas. The Bergquists will run the paper immediately with four children joining after school. No price was disclosed and no changes are planned at once.
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Bergquist Former Lawrence Outlook Publisher
Bergquist is identified as a former publisher of the weekly Lawrence Outlook, noting his prior role within the publication.
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Lawrence Outlook
Vancil Resigns as Tempo Manager at Malls Store
Gene Vancil, manager of the Malls Tempo store since its 1965 June opening, has resigned. He said no replacement has been assigned by parent Gamble-Skogmo of Minneapolis and that he and his family hope to remain in Lawrence though future plans are not yet certain.
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Lawrence
Governor Claude Kirk Ahead on Possible Marriage
Florida Governor Claude Kirk, a first Republican leader since 1876, weighs a wedding with Erika Mittfeld of Brazil after an inaugural ball appearance sparked social uproar. Her ex-husband confirms Jan 30 date amid ongoing tenure and constitutional reform calls.
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Three Car Mishaps Reported in City with No Injuries
Three traffic accidents occurred Thursday in the city with no injuries. At 8th and Ky Streets Nancy Sparks 15 of Route 3 and Thomas Schmidt 28 of Kansas City Mac incurred 250 and 200 dollars in damages respectively. At 11th and Ky Streets Frances Ingemann 39 of 1428 Conn Street and Melissa Ogrosky 21 of 3009 Nathan Drive sustained 150 and 200 dollars in damages respectively. At 18th and Ala Streets Roger Reynolds 22 of 1026 W 24th Street and Annie Smith 25 of 1012 Tenn Street sustained 140 and 125 dollars in damages respectively.
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Conn. St
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W. 24Th St
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Tenn. St
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Concert Tuesday at Lawrence High School
A public concert by the Lawrence High School Symphonic Wind Ensemble will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the LHS Auditorium. The 43 member group conducted by Charles Kassinger will perform eight selections including Marche Slave Prelude and Fugue in G Minor Prairie Overture Czech Rhapsody Inci dental Suite Scherzo from Symphony No 5 Autumn in New York The Irish Washerwoman.
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LHS
Charles Kassinger
Tschaikowsky
Bach
Robert Ward
Weinberger
Claude Smith
Shostakovitch
New York
Vernon Duke
Leroy Anderson
School Philosophy Explored by Knox at PTA Meeting
Knox outlined the local school system philosophy at a PTA curriculum committee session. He said the philosophy guides policy and evaluation and originated in 1952 from a workshop involving staff, administrators, laypeople, and teachers.
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PTA
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Alleged Boston Strangler Goes to Trial Next Week
Cambridge AP report says Albert DeSalvo, a mental patient, plans to plead not guilty while defense attorney F Lee Bailey identifies him as the Boston strangler who killed 11 women in eastern Massachusetts from 1962 to 1964. Indicted on 16 counts of robbery assault burglary and sex offenses he has been confined at Bridgewater State Hospital since 1964. The case hinges on competency and whether enough evidence exists to convict.
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Albert DeSalvo
Massachusetts
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New Jersey
School naming committee to meet on Thursday in Lawrence
Lawrence officials report a naming committee will meet at 7 30 p m in the Board of Education Room to decide school name recommendations for the Lo gan Moore site and submit them to the Board on Jan 17. Citizens are urged to send name suggestions to the Office for Business and Facilities.
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Marine Convicted At Court Martial In Vietnam
Pfc Charles W Keenan of Nitro West Virginia was found guilty by a general court martial in Da Nang Vietnam on two counts of premeditated murder. He received life hard labor reduction to private forfeiture of pay and allowances and dishonorable discharge. The sentence awaits review.
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Tri Binh
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Carleston
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John Reed Jr
Car Theft Reported in Locust Street Incident
Gary Pringle of 1005 Pa. St. told police his car was stolen Thursday morning from 508 Locust St. The report notes the theft occurred in the city and authorities are investigating.
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Locust St
Card of Thanks for 50th Anniversary and Sympathy
Card reflects gratitude from John and Pearl Long for cards and gifts at their 50th anniversary Open House in Lawrence Oskaloosa and McLouth. Family expresses thanks for kindness shown during the sorrow for Phil Walsh and related survivors.
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John and
Pearl Long
Phil Walsh
Willard Muzzy
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