Red Reinforcements Enter Viet Nam Via Laos
Thousands of North Vietnamese troops infiltrated into South Vietnam through Laos to reinforce Viet Cong fighters. U.S. officials note a guerrilla surge mirrors Saigon forces, with estimates of military aid and troop totals evolving amid ongoing tensions and Geneva-era violations.
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William L White to Keynote Kansas Native Sons Banquet
William L White editor of the Emporia Gazette and roving Reader's Digest editor will speak January 28 as the principal speaker at the 47th annual Kansas Native Sons and Daughters banquet in Topeka AP White began at the Gazette in 1914 and has served as editor since 1944 providing a long editorial career.
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Luci Johnson Explores Catholic Instruction Amid Religion Talk
Washington AP report notes Luci Johnson 17 has begun Roman Catholic instruction. White House confirms but no conversion plan, while Luci remains Episcopalian. Instruction reportedly by a priest linked to Mount St. Mary’s student Betz. Bets and botched phrasing aside, Jones family religion remains private.
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Marquette University
Milwaukee
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Walter Jenkins
Marquette
Car Burglary Hits Kansas Bureau Office
A thief broke into a Kansas Bureau of Investigation car in Kansas City Kansas on Friday and stole a .38 caliber revolver and a lie detector machine valued at 1250 dollars.
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Pride Slipping in Poor Martin County region
INEZ Kentucky AP report portrays deep despair in Martin County as officials note high unemployment and reliance on government aid. Local leaders cite lack of industry and highways, with poverty concentrated among 18-24 year olds and an aging professional class. Real prospects for federal poverty money seem distant.
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Check of Legislators Pay Reveals Wide U S Variances
Illinois lawmakers at the clerk's desk chose between 6000 and 12000 for a year or two years pay in advance while AP notes wide differences nationwide. States set salaries from 200 in New Hampshire to 20000 in New York and Michigan with various per diem and travel benefits. Alaska grants first class air fare for one round trip and Hawaii pays 2500 expenses every other year plus 60 day sessions.
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Aliens Register At Local Post Office in Lawrence
The Lawrence Post Office reported over 1 700 alien registration cards issued and about 900 signed cards returned to immigration authorities through Friday morning. Postmaster Jack Harris said non citizens must file 1965 reporting cards by next week with cards available at the post office.
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Churchman Sees Historic Talks With Catholic Church
Rev Dr Franklin Fry says planned officially sponsored discussions between the Roman Catholic Church and major Protestant and Orthodox bodies mark a momentous step. He outlined an exploratory phase beginning in months with a 14 member working group to identify mutual concerns and possibly fix a common Easter date.
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Lutheran Church In America
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Dr Schmidtke Elected To Baker University Trustee
Dr Benjamin L Schmidtke has been elected to Baker University Board of Trustees to fill the unexpired term of the late Dr Harold L Soulen. He is district superintendent of the Kansas City District of the Methodist Church and has served as Official Visitor to Baker trustees. He holds an honorary Baker degree. his wife Opal Nelson Schmidtke is a Baker graduate of 1927.
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