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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1965

Page

7

Jet hits Wichita homes killing many in crash

A KC135 tanker crashed into a northeast Wichita residential area near 20th and Pratt around 9 15 am. Authorities expect up to 17 civilians dead plus seven airmen, with more than 50 injured and at least 15 homes burned or damaged amid a broader scene of looting fears and a temporary morgue.

Wichita T. F. Doyle Journal-World 20Th and Pratt Institute of Logopedics Wichita State University Kan Wichita Beacon Air Force 20Th Wichita University Gilbert Roman Sedgwick County Boeing Aircraft J. E. Mason McConnell Air Force Base Louis Ells Sedgwick County Sheriff's Wichita State Campus 21St

Priest to Deliver Sermon at All Saints Nevada Mo

A Roman Catholic priest will give the sermon Sunday January 24 at All Saints Episcopal Church in Nevada Missouri. Bishop Edward R. Welles of the Episcopal diocese of West Missouri announces the event marking the week of prayer for Christian unity. Interchange will pair Episcopal clergy with Methodist Presbyterian United Church of Christ Memorial Evangelical United Brethren and Disciples of Christ ministers.

Kansas City All Saints Episcopal Church Nevada Edward R. Welles Episcopal Diocese of West Missouri Christian Unity Welles Methodist Presbyterian United Church of Christ Memorial Evangelical United Brothers Disciples of Christ

Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas With Cold Start

Mostly fair and cold this afternoon and tonight with north winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs reach 20 to 25, lows 10 to 15. Partly cloudy and warmer Sunday with highs 30 to 35. Historical readings note yesterday’s high 40 and a record high 68 in 1962.

Kansas

Wichita den scene after morning rumble reported

A Wichita resident described hearing a rumble from his den near the front of his home as he looked outside, detailing the moment and setting. No injuries or follow up information were provided in the fragment.

Wichita, Kan

Soviet May Be Tops In Rules Fight

UNITED NATIONS N Y AP signs pointed today to Soviet victory in a showdown vote over peacekeeping dues unless the United States moves to enforce Article 19. diplomats survey blocs and warn that two thirds majority will be hard to reach without U.S. purse-string pressure.

United Nations N.Y United States U.N General Assembly Assembly U.S

Churchill Sinking Near End Today

London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill age 90, suffering a brain clot and circulatory weakness, peacefully fading under constant medical vigil. Doctors Moran and Brain monitor his condition as crowds gather outside the Hyde Park Gate residence and world leaders send prayers and concern.

London Winston Churchill Lord Moran Churchill Britain Lady Churchill Randolph Winston Spencer Sarah Rome Lord Brain Johnson Eisaku Sato Honolulu White House

Peace Corps Official To Help Plan KU Week

Peace Corps official Jim Adams will visit Kansas University February 3 to assist in planning Peace Corps Week February 8 to 13. He will be joined by six other officials, speak to classes, and set headquarters in the Kansas Union for placement tests. Donna Hanneman of Junction City chairs the student committee organizing the events.

Peace Corps Jim Adams Division of Volunteers Washington,d.c Kansas University Adams Africa Kansas Union Donna Hanneman Junction City

Arson Suspected In KSU Auditorium Fire

State fire marshal Fred Farr said the early Friday blaze at Kansas State University auditorium in Manhattan is likely arson. John E. Cardwell, a state arson investigator, joins KBI and local agencies in the probe. the building’s replacement cost is about 2.5 million dollars.

Topeka Fred Farr Kansas State University Manhattan John E. Cardwell Kansas Bureau of Investigation Manhattan Police Department Riley County ‘Sheriff’s Office James A. McCain KSU Kansas Board of Regents McCain Farr KBI

Patton Elected Head of Agriculture Board

TOPEKA AP E R Patton of Scott City is elected president of the Kansas Board of Agriculture replacing John C Keas of Effingham Friday. Patton assumes leadership of the state agricultural agency.

Patton Topeka E. R. Patton Scott City The Kansas Board of Agriculture

Record Cold Persists in Lawrence Area

Lawrence remains under near record cold as the U S Weather Bureau from Topeka predicts continued cold today and tonight. north winds of 5 to 15 mph, highs 20 to 25 and lows 10 to 15 expected. Sunday warms to 30 to 35 with partial clouds. Friday saw a 40 degree high and 7 degree low with 1 inch overnight moisture at 7:45 am. KU notes 4 degrees official.

Lawrence U. S. Weather Bureau Topeka Jacob Qandil

Sixteen Arrested in Slaying Probe Near Philadelphia Miss

Federal marshals arrest sixteen suspects indicted by a grand jury probing the 1964 slaying of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi. Among those seized were Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey, deputy Cecil Price, and Philadelphia police officer Richard Andrew Willis, 40, not among the December 21 FBI arrests.

Meridian Miss Philadelphia Neshoba County Lawrence Rainey Cecil Price Richard Andrew Willis FBI

Foreign Service Man to Speak at KU

Theodore Wertime United States foreign service officer and Voice of America editor will speak at Kansas University January 20 at 2 30 p m in Swarthout Recital Hall. He will discuss Explaining the United States to the World and has served as Cultural Affairs attache in Tehran under Ambassador Julius Holmes.

United States Foreign Service Voice of America United States

First Mailings For Boys State Will Be Monday

Brochures describing the American Legion Boys State program at Kansas University will be mailed to Kansas high schools and posts. The 1965 program runs June 6 to 12 with 1,000 students arriving at KU for a government in action week coordinated by University Extension.

Boys Legion American Legion Kansas University Kansas The University Extension Bill Taggart 1300 Murphy Hall Steve Ridgway Robert Ridgway 1642 Tenn. St Ed Stahl Junction City Harold Hollis Great Bend Hugh A. Smith Topeka Taggart

Artists to Work In Sunday Show At South Park Center

The Lawrence Art Guild sponsors the Artists in Action show from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the South Park Recreation Center. Ten local artists will demonstrate techniques in ceramics jewelry oil painting weaving print making sculpture architecture and silk screens and visitors may ask questions about methods.

Artists In The Lawrence Art Guild South Park Recreation Center Lee Allan Ferber Joe Atteberry M. N Penny Eileen Murphy John Talleur Rex and Ray Replogse Charles David Hixon John F. Cook Alex Boyle

Private telephone line listed for VI 3 7036

A private telephone line is designated as VI 3 7036. The listing classifies the number as a private contact method and labels the line as a personal or business line.

Co Telephone

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