Final Farewell To Lyndon B Johnson In Washington
In Washington the nation said goodbye to Lyndon B Johnson. The service included a Capitol Rotunda vigil, four ruffles and flourishes, and a National City Christian Church funeral attended by Lady Bird Johnson, the Johnson daughters and their families, and President Nixon. The coffin left for Andrews Air Force Base for Texas burial after a nationwide tribute.
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John F. Kennedy
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Mamie Eisenhower
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George McGovern
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Hisaku Sato
Robert S. McNamara
Washington Streets
Andrews Air Force Base
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Air Force
Lyndon Johnson
James Cross
National City Christian Church
Washington D.C
Vietnam Students Express Relief About War Ending
Two Kansas University students from South Vietnam express relief that the war seems near an end while wary about their country's future. Mihn Tam Bui Davis, Ph.D. in physiology and cell biology, hopes for lasting peace but fears ongoing instability. Cuong Hoac, electrical engineering undergraduate, shares cautious optimism and concern over Viet Cong conflicts and government stability.
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Kansas University
South Vietnam
Mihn-Tam Bui Davis
Saigon
Cuong Hoac
Soil Conservation Section Highlights County Rural Activities
The Journal-World presents its annual Soil Conservation section featuring county rural activities and updates. Special coverage begins on page 17 with detailed reports and initiatives.
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Journal-World
Upper Strata Diplomacy In Peace Effort
Washington accelerates high level talks toward a Vietnam cease-fire due Saturday night with a Pentagon stop on most U S troops. Rogers meets Sharp Malik Waldheim while Hungary and Poland join the international cease-fire supervision effort.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Adam Malik
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Canada
Indonesia
Waldheim
U S Preparing For VNI Pullout
The United States begins shifting aircraft and crews to a peacekeeping role in Vietnam as the ceasefire approaches. US helicopter units will be deactivated at 8 a.m. Saigon time Sunday and assist the joint military commissions policing the truce. Personnel defer homeward moves to stay 30 to 60 days longer, but all must exit Vietnam by March 28.
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Saigon
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Reds Hike Attacks in SV Ahead of Cease Fire
Communist assaults in South Vietnam surged to more than 100 in 24 hours, killing nearly 600 Vietnamese. The Saigon command logged 112 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks in 24 hours, most rockets and mortars, as Lt. Col. Le Trung Hien said the moves aim to strengthen bases before the cease-fire. The U.S. 7th Fleet reported damage to the guided missile frigate Preble from North Vietnamese artillery, with torpedo tubes and antennas damaged, while American air strikes declined by 15 percent in the period.
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South Vietnam
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Vietnam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Preble
Quang Tri Province
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U.S. Command
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Me_kong
le Trung Hien
Mild Weather Stretches Through Lawrence This Week
Forecasters predict continued mild conditions in Lawrence with highs in the 50s by Friday after a 51 degree Wednesday. Tonight’s near 30 degree low rises to weekend highs in the mid to upper 40s to 50s, with only slight chances of showers at 10 to 20 percent.
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Lawrence
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Partly Sunny and Warm Details on Page 5
The brief notes describe a warm, partly sunny day with mild temperatures. The item references weather coverage on page five but provides no specific measurements or locations.
Russell Stover Candies Ad Pushes Rexall and Free Delivery
Ad reads Russell Stover Candies and Key Rexall with All Raney Drug Stores offering free delivery prescriptions. Promotional brief notes Rexall brand presence and delivery service.
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Russell Stover
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Raney Drug Stores
Kansas Senate panel backs lifting lottery ban in state
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted to recommend passage of a constitutional amendment ending the ban on lotteries while preserving legislature power to regulate all gambling. The panel tabled the Chaney bingo plan and approved a Saar based measure with extra language asserting legislative authority to license regulate and tax all lotteries.
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Kan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Bert Chaney
D-Hutchinson
Sen
Ted Saar
Pittsburg
Saar
Robert Talkington
Alola
Madden
Haskell student charged with murder in Garcia stabbing
James Joaquin Brown 22 of Schurz Nevada is jailed without bond in Douglas County facing first degree murder charges for the stabbing death of Jake D. Garcia 19 of Santo Domingo Pueblo New Mexico. Garcia died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital at 2 a m. An autopsy cited a single stab wound to the lower left chest. Brown to appear for a preliminary hearing February 5.
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Garcia
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Laurence W. Price
Brown
Douglas County
Beaver
LMH
Frank L. Quiring Jr
New Mexico
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