General Among 12 Victims Of Takeoff Crash
A two star general Maj Gen Charles Eisenhart and eight other Air Force officers died when a huge tanker plane crashed on takeoff at Minot AFB in fog. One survivor, T Sgt William Wright, 34, was critically injured. The aircraft was en route to Glasgow Montana and had been converted for passengers.
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Minot
N.D
Air Force
Minot Air Force Base
March Air Force Base
Riverside
Calif
Charles M. Eisenhart
15Th Air Force
William G. Wright
Wright
John Moses
Strategic Air Command
North Dakota
Glasgow
Mont
Air Force Base
Gen
Eisenhart
Culbertson, Neb
McCook
Neb
Dorothy
Donald
Marion
Junction Pushes Youth Curfew Enforcement in Junction City
Junction City police begin stepped up enforcement of the 10 30 p m juvenile curfew for those under 16 with plans to seek raising the age to 18. Sergeant Don Hannan notes violators will be referred to Geary County Juvenile Court and charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Kan
Don Hannan
City Commission
Cox
Viet Forces Reported Near Luang Prabang in Laos
Triumphant North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao troops push near Luang Prabang after routing a 4000-man government force. About 1000 troops have returned. communists could move anywhere with roughly 1200 men. Premier Souvanna Phouma calls the situation not too critical.
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Vientiane
Laos
Luang Prabang
Souvanna Phouma
Winn Names Lawrence Sheppard as Executive Assistant
Washington AP rep Larry Winn of Kansas appoints Lawrence E. Sheppard of Overland Park as executive assistant in his Washington office. Sheppard is a Shawnee Mission North High School 1959 graduate with a 1963 KU B A in economics and a 1966 KU law degree.
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Washington
Larry Winn
R-Kan
Lawrence E. Sheppard
Overland Park, Kan
Sheppard
Shawnee Mission North High School
University of Kansas
K.U. School of Law
Japan Leftists protest again against Enterprise visit
In Sasebo and Tokyo, leftist demonstrators opposed the 75,000-ton nuclear powered Enterprise as it neared the U S base. Police clashed with about 700 protesters at Sasebo naval gates, injuring several and arresting 42 students over two days. About 10,000 unionists joined a separate, orderly march to the Tokyo embassy.
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Sasebo
Japan
Tokyo
U.S
Enterprise
U.S. Navy
Sasebo Naval Base
Two Thefts Reported Today by KU Officers
The Kansas University Traffic and Security office reported multiple thefts from earlier this week. KU swimming coach Richard G. Beamon said three pairs of boots worth 59 dollars were taken from the swim team locker room in Robinson Gym belonging to Tom E. Bowie Jim North and Robert C. Warwick. Peter Casagrande reported three boxes of books valued at 150 to 200 dollars stolen from his car in a lot near Carruth O’Leary Hall.
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Kansas University Traffic and Security Office
Richard G. Beamon
Robinson Gym
Tom E. Bowie
Jim North
Naismith
Robert C. Warwick
Engel Rd
Peter Casagrande
W. 8Th St. Terr
Carruth O'Leary Hall
Conard Likely To Seek Kansas Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Kansas House Speaker John Conard 47 of Greensburg said he probably will seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Crutcher has announced for governor. Conard, a five term legislator, runs weekly papers in Greensburg and Haviland and holds degrees from Kansas and the University of Paris.
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Topeka
John Conard
Greensburg
Kansas
Newsman
Conard
John Crutcher
Kansas House
Haviland
University of Kansas
University of Paris
Ex-Lindsay Aide Arrested Today
New York prosecutors announce the arrest of James L. Marcus in state bribery and conspiracy charges linked to prior kickback schemes. The case involves alleged $10,000 bribes and connections to a $835,000 Water Department contract for Bronx reservoir work, with accomplices including Herbert Itkin and Tony Ducks Corallo.
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NEW York
James L. Marcus
New York Court
Dist
Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Marcus
Herbert Itkin
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
John Lodge
Connecticut
U.S
Spain
Itkin
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Corallo
Bronx
Gus Spatafora
Brooklyn
Water Department
Note to thieves at St. Charles Church amplifier theft
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas Kilfoil penned a note to two burglars who stole a $200 amplifier from St. Charles Roman Catholic Church in Bloomington Indiana. The note said the church was unlocked and invited return of the amplifier when the thief’s guitar loses its song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Thomas Kilfoil
St. Charles Roman Catholic Church
Easter Island Relies on Annual Chilean Navy Supply Ship
The island maintains only yearly contact with the outside world through a supply and mail voyage conducted by the Chilean Navy, which administers Easter Island as a remote Chilean territory.
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Easter Island
Guatemalan Extremists Kill Two U.S. Officers Amid Roundup
Gunmen killed U.S. Army Col. John D. Webber Jr. and Lt. Cmdr. Ernest A. Munro in Guatemala as police expanded a crackdown on extremist violence. A local landowner Alfonso Alejos de la Cerda was slain and a driver wounded. Police sealed streets, widened arrests, and increased embassy protection.
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Guatemala
U.S
Alfonso Alejos de la Cerda
Roberto Alejos
Carlos Alejos
Washington
Havana Radio
Alejos
U.S. Army
John D. Webber Jr
Houston
Tex
Ernest A. Munro
Rockland
Maine
U.S. Naval Section
FAR
Harry L. Greene
Omaha
Neb
Army
John R. Forster
Seattle
Wash
Webber
Corey T. Oliver
Central America
Emilio Arenates
Romney Hits Johnson Speech as Rehash of Past Approaches
Michigan Gov. George Romney criticized President Johnson's State of the Union message as a tired approach to overseas issues and domestic problems, calling it a revival of 1930s solutions. Romney, the only declared Republican presidential candidate, spoke after a five day campaign in New Hampshire before the March 12 primary.
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Detroit
Michigan
George Romney
Johnson
State of the Union
Romney
New Hampshire
NFO Pushes Grain Boycott Amid Price Pressure
In Des Moines Iowa the National Farmers Organization presses a grain withhold effort to lift farm prices entering its second week with claims of success. The campaign dubbed an all company holding action aims to raise prices on agricultural products and plans to target milk meat and vegetables.
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Des Moines
Hialeah Track Reopens After Horsemen Boycott
Hialeah Park resumes racing as owners and trainers gain a larger share of the take. Opening day was delayed one day after a boycott by horsemen demanding higher purses, leading to thousands being turned away. Gene Mori agreed to raise purses by 108000 dollars compared with last year.
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Miami
Hialeah Park
Hialeah
Gene Mori
Mori
Boxing Doubleheader Opens MSG With Frazier and Benvenuti
New York AP reports a boxing doubleheader on March 4 to christen Madison Square Garden. Joe Frazier meets Buster Mathis for the world heavyweight title and Nino Benvenuti challenges Emile Griffith for the middleweight crown.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Joe Frazier
Buster Mathis
Nino Benvenuti
Emile Griffith
Death toll in western Sicily earthquakes nears four hundred
The known deaths in western Sicily rise toward 400 as rescue teams search rubble after a quake that damaged about a dozen towns. U S embassy staff in Rome report no evidence of American casualties as authorities rush food tents and medical aid to about 40 000 refugees.
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Palermo
Sicily
U.S
Rome
United States
Salaparuta
Francesco Scanga
Italy
Boxing manager Danny Dunn dies at 82 in Rocky River
Danny Dunn, longtime manager of heavyweight Johnny Risko, died Wednesday night at a suburban Rocky River nursing home. He had suffered a hip fracture two years earlier and guided Risko to wins over top heavyweights in the late 1920s and early 1930s.
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Cleveland
Danny Dunn
Johnny Risko
Rocky River
Dunn
Risko
Iranian Davis Cup Player Eliminated In India Match
Essa Khodai of Iran fell in the second round of the All-India Hard Court Championships in Bombay losing 7-5 9-7 to A Ranade. Khodai, a Davis Cup competitor, was ousted as the Indian tournament progressed.
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Bombay
India
Essa Khodai
Iran
A. Ranade
Olympic swimmer from 1912 dies in Canada
Ex swimmer Mrs Henry Hyslop 77 formerly part of Britain's 1912 Olympic relay team died Wednesday in Teeswater Ontario. She moved to Canada in 1919.
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Teeswater
Ont
Henry Hyslop
Britain
Canada
Matusevich wins Soviet speed skating title at Ala-Ata
Eduard Matusevich of Moscow scored 177.951 points to win the Soviet Union speed skating championship held Wednesday in Ala-Ata. The victory adds another national title to his list as he edged rivals from across the union for the top spot.
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Moscow
Eduard Matusevich
Soviet Union
Ala- Ata
Bowling Tips by Makion Ladewig
The article warns against arriving at the foul line too soon as it disrupts momentum and creates a whipping delivery. It recommends pushing the ball away with the first small step and then slowing the approach to restore timing.
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Makion Ladewig
Harvard's Zimmerman Passes for 289 as Yale Beats Crimson
Ric Zimmerman a 6-2 senior from Columbus Ohio passed for 289 yards in Harvard 24 Yale 20 Ivy League clash. It marked the most passing yardage in an Ivy League game in 1967.
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Harvard
Ric Zimmerman
Columbus
Ohio
Crimson
Yale
Isaacson resigns as Centennial Turf Club president
J J Isaacson of Omaha says he is stepping down from the presidency of the Centennial Turf Club, which runs the track at Littletown Colorado. The move was announced Wednesday.
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Omaha, Neb
J.J. Isaacson
Omaha
Centennial Turf Club
Littletown
Colo
Villa Eden Visitors Report Weekend Calls
Mr and Mrs Frank Henik and Earl of Kansas City were Saturday visitors with Mrs Anna Torneden Ruth Pettengill visited the Nate Pettengill home in Lawrence Wednesday Mrs William Torneden visited the William Torneden home in Lawrence Alfred Torneden visited Walter Torneden in Lawrence Ruth Pettengill spent Saturday night with Ida Nunemaker of Lawrence Mr and Mrs Bud Pettengill and family of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Frank Pettengill visited Ruth Pettengill Mr and Mrs LaVerne Reed and family were Sunday visitors with Mrs Thelma Reed Mr and Mrs Howard Bernitz of Lawrence were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Alfred Torneden
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Frank Henik
Earl
Kansas City
Anna Torneden
Ruth Pettengill
Nate Pettengill
Lawrence
William Torneden
Alfred Torneden
Walter Torneden
Ida Nunemaker
Bud Pettengill
Frank Pettengill
LaVerne Reed
Thelma Reed
Howard Bernitz
Public notices and probate filing published in Lawrence Daily Journal 1968
Notices require dog registration in Lawrence with immunization proof and fees up to February 1. later licenses double. Probate matter for Margaret L. King estate and will dated July 14 1966, executor Richard A. Barber named. defenses due February 2 1968 at 10:00 a.m. in Lawrence courthouse.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas County
Margaret L. King
Notich
Honaring
Richard A. Barber
Lawrence
Kansas
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Douglas County Kansas
Notice states a real estate sale under a 1967 Douglas County District Court judgment. The 1:30 pm January 22 1968 auction at the west front door of the Lawrence courthouse will sell Lot 22 Block 2 Edgewood Park Addition No 5 to satisfy Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Chicago versus Carl James Miller and Donna Marie Miller. Rex D. Johnson is the sheriff. Oyler and Paddock represent the plaintiff.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Sheriff's Sald
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Chicago
Carl James Miller
Donna Marie Miller
Lawrence
Edgewood Park Addition
Notice of Annual Meeting for Douglas County Soil District
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET ING to be held for the Douglas County Soil Conservation District. The meeting on January 29 1968 at 7:00 p.m. at the 4-H Fairgrounds will hear the supervisors’ report and election by secret ballot for one supervisor to succeed Roy Lawson for a three year term. All land occupiers in Douglas County Kansas are eligible to vote. Wilson County Chairman. Attest Donald Palmateer Secretary. Also in Probate Court Frederick William Hartman deceased. Administratrix Carol L Hartman petitions for final settlement, allowances, and heir determination. Court: Lawrence Kansas. Hearing February 5 1968.Attorney: Richard R Funk Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County Soil Conservation District
Douglas
Douglas County
State of Kansas
Lawrence
Carol L. Hartman
Richard RR. Funk
First National Bank
Topeka
Kansas
Central
State of
Jack Alvin Houk
Wila Houk
Willa M. Houk
Towit
George C. Smith
City of
Ella Houk
Eugene C, Riling
Notice of hearing in estate of Jessie L Soxman
In Douglas County Kansas probate court the Lawrence National Bank as executor seeks final settlement of Jessie L Soxman estate with court to approve accounts and fees and determine devisees and heirs. The hearing is set for January 30 1968 at 2 00 PM in Lawrence Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas
Jessie S. Soxman
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
Jessie L. Soxman
Douglas County
Jessie L. Loxman
Barber
Emerson & Six
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