Pilgrims’ Bus Convoy Crashes in Philippine Ravine
Two buses with Roman Catholic pilgrims careened into a deep ravine on a mountain road 45 miles south of Manila. At least 83 dead and about 60 injured as rescue crews worked amid steep terrain and slow access. The convoy was en route to Ternate for Epiphany celebrations.
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North Vietnam Reiterates Four Point Basis for Settlement
North Vietnam radio issued an authorized statement repeating Premier Pham Van Dong’s four point stand as a basis for settlement. The terse broadcast followed Salisbury interview remarks and left unclear whether it aimed to push negotiations forward or dampen hopes amid wartime talks.
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Dean Rusk
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Cities Conference In Lawrence Gathers Big Eight Leaders
About 40 business city government and university leaders from Big Eight cities will attend an organizational meeting for a university cities group in Lawrence. The session aims to establish a permanent agency to discuss mutual interests with the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce coordinating the event.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Virginia Inn
Charles Kimball
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Eugene L. Swearingen
Oklahoma State University
Tulsa University
Fran Reich
Boulder, Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Blizzard Sweeps West and Plains Driving Cold Across Regions
A severe snowstorm swept from Montana to the Great Lakes and into the northern Plains and Midwest. Winds up to 52 mph caused heavy drifting and flight delays at Salt Lake City. many areas reported several inches of new snow and below zero temperatures in Montana, northern Michigan, Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming.
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Misguided Patriot Is Label Given Jack Ruby
Jack Ruby died today described as an avenger of blood a misguided patriot by reports. Only his family and a few relatives attended Jewish services led by Rabbi David Graubert and Cantor Pavel Slavensky at an undertaking establishment on the northwest side.
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Chicago
Jack Ruby
David Graubert
Pavel Slavensky
Two City Projects Face Possible Federal Spending Cuts
The 1966 Lawrence City Commission programs could lag if Congress or the Johnson administration tightens federal spending or tax rules on revenue bonds. The $1.7 million downtown redevelopment and the first industrial revenue bonds were major past year feats, but their fate hinges on federal action and budget policy.
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Congress
Johnson Administration
December building permits set city record
December issued permits hit 796 730 bringing 1966 total to 7 549 856 down nearly 19 percent from 1965 but still second highest on record. Ken Jorgensen of building in Spector noted tight money slowed growth from June to November. New dwellings townhouses apartments and additions to business and dwellings are listed with multiple builders and addresses.
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City Hall
Ken Jorgensen
Spector
Lawrence
Jorgensen
Bales
Ala, St
Wight Perry
10Th St
Hird Construction Co
Miller
Continental Construction Co
Regency Place
Hampton Court
Sion
Jack Sprecker
4Th St
Nebraska elects new governor Norbert T. Tiemann
Norbert T. Tiemann a 42 year old banker from Wausa took the oath Thursday as governor of Nebraska ending eight years of Democratic control of the executive branch.
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Lincoln
Norbert T. Tiemann
Wausa
Nebraska
Open Bowling Sat and Sun Hill Crest Bowl Adv
Open bowling events set for Saturday and Sunday at Hill Crest Bowl. Participants will compete in advancing rounds with local leagues and youth divisions expected to join.
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Sun
Hillcrest Bowl
Snowstorm Looms Over Lawrence With Record Cold
A Rockies storm pushed Lawrence temperatures down 20 degrees in an hour. Snow and hazardous driving conditions are forecast for tonight and Saturday with wind gusts up to 35 mph. Overnight readings may reach 5 degrees above zero and highs near 20 on Saturday.
Georgia Governor Is Still Doubtful
The Georgia Legislature faces a tight decision as it convenes in three days to elect the next governor between Democrat Lester Maddox and Republican Howard Callaway. After a tumultuous general election, multiple polls and legal disputes kept the outcome uncertain, even as the Supreme Court upheld a provision allowing legislative election if voters do not choose.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Lester G. Maddox
Howard Callaway
U.S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
Weather Advisory Northeast Kansas Cold Wave Snow Ending Tonight
Hazardous driving and cold wave warnings issued for the northeast Kansas region. Snow ends tonight with 1 inch or less accumulation. Lows near 5, highs near 20 with northerly winds 25 to 35 mph. Five day forecast shows temperatures about 15 degrees below normal and little or no precipitation through next Wednesday except tonight.
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Handling details at home or away
Runney Funeral Home coordinates arrangements with VI 8 6111 for service details. The notice outlines contact options for families to discuss burial preferences and location choices.
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Runney Funeral Home
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