Newsmen Tour Cambodian Border Battle Scene
Newsmen viewing a border outpost area in Cambodia found evidence of combat including two bloody bandages insect repellent marked U S and hundreds of 30 caliber shell casings. Cambodian officials say three Americans and twenty South Vietnamese were killed after penetrating about 100 yards into Cambodia and firing on sleeping Cambodian soldiers. The outpost lies northwest of Saigon in a disputed area where the border is poorly marked. The State Department acknowledged a 75 yard intrusion by a U S South Vietnamese patrol and expressed regret for any Cambodian casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kompong Trabek
Cambodia
Ministry of Information
Saigon
U.S. State Department
Washington
Robert J McCloskey
State Department
William P. Bundy
Vietnam
Bitter years buried as Anglican Archbishop preaches in Catholic pulpit
London AP report says over 400 years of religious bitterness fade as Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Michael Ramsey delivers a sermon at Westminster Cathedral by invitation of Cardinal Heenan. The move, tied to the 1968 week of prayer for Christian unity, marks closer ties between Anglican and Roman Catholic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canterbury
Britain
Michael Ramsey
Church of England
Westminster
John Cardinal Heenan
John XXIII
Christian Unity
World Council of Churches
Archbishop of Canterbury
Cardinal Heenan
Cardinal
Lambeth Palace
Ramsey
Congressmen Urge LBJ To Halt Copper Strike
Congress members from copper states press President Johnson to use Taft-Hartley to end the 64 month strike that has idled 60 000 workers. A cooling off period could be ordered by a court creating a presidential fact finding panel. Senator Bennett calls it a national emergency while Representative Olsen argues there is no copper shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Wallace F. Bennett
Senate
Arnold Olsen
Japanese Researchers Develop Cancer Drug
Tokyo AP reports a Japanese research team led by Prof. Hajime Okamoto at Kanazawa University Hospital developed a cancer drug that cured a mouth roof cancer and showed encouraging clinical results. Chugai Pharmaceutical Co. holds marketing rights and calls results drastic in some cases and slow in others.
Navy F111B Jet Tagged Flop in Junking Debate
In Washington Navy officials study proposals from four companies to replace the F111B amid a Senate push led by Sen. McClellan to end federal funding. General Dynamics defends the Navy version as a potentially superior weapons system with fleet defense and varied missions once deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Navy
John L. McClellan
Senate
McClellan
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force
General Dynamics
Fort Worth
Tex
Frank W. Davis
Fleet
Davis
Actor Walston Accepts $10,000 Chimp Bite Settlement
Actor Ray Walston settled a civil suit for $10,000 after being bitten by a chimpanzee named Jerry on September 9, 1963 at Desilu Studios Hollywood during the My Favorite Martian production. The animal’s owner Ralph Helfer, who supplied film creatures, faced Walston’s $150,000 claim alleging provocation. The chimp has since died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ray Walston
Walston
Jerry
Desilu Studios
Hollywood
Ralph Helfer
Helfer
Burlesque Queen Sued Over Stolen Show Idea
New York AP Burlesque star Anna Corio faces a $100000 lawsuit from publicist Eddie Jaffe who claims he outlined the idea for the show This Was Burlesque which Corio headlined. Burlesque Inc and producer Michael P Iannucci are named in the suit. A Feb 6 hearing was scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Corio
Eddie Jaffe
State Supreme Court
Miss Corio
Burlesque, Inc
Michael P. Iannucci
Writer Olive Tilford Dargan Dies at 99 in Asheville
Olive Tilford Dargan a poet playwright and novelist died Monday in Asheville North Carolina at age 99 The best known work is the 1932 novel Call Home the Heart The AP obituary notes her career spanned poetry fiction and drama with multiple published works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N.C
Olive Tilford Dargan
Movie actress Frances Dade Van Every dies at 60
Frances Dade Van Every, a film actress in the early 1930s, died Sunday in Philadelphia at age 60. She starred opposite Ronald Coleman in the movie Raffles and appeared in other early sound films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frances Dade van Every
Ronald Coleman
U S Economy Sees Record Growth This Year
Washington AP reports the U S economy nears a seven year expansion with a projected GNP rise of 61 billion dollars to 846 billion in 1968. Gardner Ackley warns taxes are needed to balance growth and curb price increases, predicting continued wage price pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Congress
Ackley
House Ways and Means Committee
Inflation and Living Costs Drive Danish Election Fight
In Denmark Premier Jens Otto Krag seeks a mandate to curb inflation as Socialists face their stiffest challenge in over a decade. The 179 seat Folketing vote follows a period of high prices with a 90 percent turnout predicted and Krag’s Social Democrats seeking coalition support to retain power.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Jens Otto Krag
Krag
Britain
Social Democrats
Folketing
Peoples Socialist Party
Riots Cut Trade With Enterprise at Sasebo Harbor
Sasebo merchants blamed student riots for a loss of about 167000 dollars during the visit of the U S aircraft carrier Enterprise and escort ship Truxton. Sailors were confined to base parts of two days of a four day port call while 3000 protesters rallied nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasebo
Japan
U.S
Enterprise
Sasebo Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Truxton
Vietnam
Comedian Jerry Lewis Becomes a Grandfather
Jerry Lewis and Patti became grandparents when their son Gary and his wife Sara welcomed a girl at Monterey Peninsula Hospital. Gary, a former rock and roll singer, was present with his wife during the birth as Lewis called the moment powerful and marvelous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Calif
Jerry Lewis
Patti
Monterey Peninsula Hospital
Gary
Sara
Philippines
Jerry
Public notices for legal matters in Douglas County Kansas
Public publications announce petitions for majority rights for Gloria Ann Rockers a minor and a hearing for Leonard A Levens estate with real estate sale to pay debts plus a long county budget and tax details. Notices include dates February 21 1968 and February 15 1968 and list names Leon F Rockers Eugene C Riling and Arthur Heck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Gloria Ann Rockers
Douglas
State of
Leon F. Rockers
Leonard A. Levens
Evergreen Addition
City of
Lawrence
Learnard
Eiugene C. Riling
John J. Riling
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Journal-World Classifieds
Torent
Sala
Radio
Ween
Associated Press
Dane
Journal-World Not Later
Springer and Springer
L. Leonhard
Meeting
Betvices Ees
Clyde Husted
Sotvico
Arthur Heck
Betvices
Darlene Hill
Prepare Budget Co
Douglas Co
McGrew Ins
Farm Bureau
Meeting & Services
Tnsurance Oo
Eee
Ceeseeesenee
Hatfield-Jackson Oil Co
Roy Todd
Fannin
Green Bros
Jones Farm Supply
Douglas Co. Farm Bureau
Biug
Cross
Bill Harris
Clay Penfold
W. A. Dunbar & Son
Armco Metal Products
Roy Sellers
Roy ‘Todd
Areanlesdesa Secre
Fed. W. Holding Pax
Meeting & Sopvices
Fritz Co
Nunemaker
Soc
Int
Mas
Cceecceecee
Reste
Arthur Heck Mestlis
Hatfield-Jac
W. A. Dunbark& Son
Martin Tractor Co
Stevenson Olds
General Products
N. R. Hamm
Martin ‘Tractor Co
Roy
Reey Holding
Rev., S
Wold Brig van
Leonhard
Meeting & Sepvices
Neereseen
Meeting & Bopvices
Lee Seeseteeneeesesee
Navarrhas
Vurguauus Hatfield- Jackson Oil Co
PUUGL
atfield-Jackson Oil Co., Lawrence Asphalt Co
Road Repairs Co
Bonus
Rock
Adartin
T' R Glenns
Sac
N. R. Hamm Pock
Farm Blue Cross
Merle Mitchell
Moe
N. R. Harocks
N. R. H Repair
State of Kansas
Douglas Cit
Lawrence Leonhard
Sec
Col
I. Withholding
Vax ccc Ip Holding
Lax
Ilaeonhard, Mee
Relvicgh
Seee
Natasha
Pats
Arthur A. Heck
Grant Township
Treas
Theo Wiggins
E. W. Ousdahl
L. Pine
Douglas County Treas
County Treas
Grant
I. Wilson
Expenditures General Fund
Richardson Ins
World Co
Pub. Ann
Ans
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