Brother of missing pilot hunts answers in Vietnam jungle
Donald Dawson, in Vietnam to find his brother Dan Dawson missing since a reconnaissance mission near Bien Hoa, visits villages and seeks clues. He offers rewards, distributes leaflets, and carries gear for recovery while facing Viet Cong suspicion and danger.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Donald Charles Dawson
Bien Hoa Ar Base
Dan
Dan Dawson
Bien Hoa
Defense Department
Don
Rohnert Park
Calif
Panama
Oregon
Morgan City
Louisiana
Marguerite M. Dawson
Costa Mesa
Viet Nam
Dawson
U.S
CIA
Baker Murchison links questioned by Senator Williams
Senator Williams seeks explanation of a claimed link between Clint Murchison Jr. interests in Texas and former Senate aide Bobby Baker. He cited a $2,500 payment traced from Murchison hands to Baker and noted prior payments by the Murchison interests to Baker. He linked the money to a Sweet Water desalinization contract obtained by Dallas firm Sweet Water Development Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. Williams
Murchison
Texas
Senate
Bobby Baker
Delaware Republican
Baker
Williams
Sweet Water Development Co
Dallas
Clint Murchison Jr
Sweet Water
ROTC Ceremony to Feature Brig. Gen. Jones Address
Brig. Gen. William K. Jones will deliver the commissioning address at joint ROTC ceremonies at 11 a.m. next Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall. A reception follows in the Kansas Union Watkins Room, then a luncheon at Chancellor Wescoe's home. Jones is KU class of 1937 and father of KU students Carol and William K. Jones Jr. He earned the Navy Cross for Saipan in 1944 and the Silver Star for Tarawa in 1943. Previously he served as legislative assistant to the Marine Corps commandant and as chief of the General Operations Division at the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Jones
Marine Corps Base
Twenty-Nine Palms
Calif
Swarthout Recital Hall
Watkins Room
The
Kansas Union
Gen. Jones
W. Clarke Wescoe
Jones
Kansas University
Carol Jones
William K. Jones Jr
Navy
Saipan
Tarawa
Pacific
Marine Corps
Office of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Historical U.S. Height and Weight Averages
The data show men average 5 feet 10 inches and 165 pounds while women average 5 feet 5 inches and 127 pounds. These figures compare to 1900 when men averaged two inches shorter.
Outdoor Toy and Gear Storage House Idea
A seven foot high enclosed patio storage shed with a sloping roof drains water away. Build with Douglas fir framework and western red cedar panels, 2x4s for framing, and shelves plus racks for toys and tools. Paint to match home. Mc Connell Lumber at 844 East 13th VI 3-3877 offers lumber and supplies.
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McConnell Lumber
East 13Th
Stull community notes include visits and events
Albert Walters of Orange California visits sister in Stull. Dorothy Harrell receives a miscellaneous shower at EUB Church. Youth Fellowship at Stull EUB Church plans worship on January 31. W S W S meets for January. Africa lesson led by Amy Bowlin Wilma Schwemmer Lydia Wulfkuhle Verna Bahnmaier and Carolyn Wulfkuhle. Guests Jane Wulfkuhle from Canada and Mrs Albert Walter from California attend. George Houk and Willis Hallman host. George Steele attends Judy Allen and Victor Hollar wedding at Danforth Chapel and Crystal Room Eldridge Hotel reception. Jolly Quilters meet with Beulah O Connor. Betty Houk presides. Next meeting February 3. O F T A class 1965 officers listed Catherine Nichols president Betty O Connor vice president Esther Wulfkuhle secretary Harold Houk treasurer. February 7 dinner planned.
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Stull Eub Church
Stull Eub
Amy Bowlin
Wilma Schwemmer
Lydia Wulfkuhle
Verna Bahnmaier
Carolyn Wulfkuhle
Africa
Betty O’connor
Jane Wulfkuhle
Canada
Albert Walter
California
Betty Houk
O.F.T.A
Catherine Nichols
Esther Wulfkuhle
Harold Houk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Arnett
Donald Dawson
John Haddockford Inc
Baker-Murchison
Russell Stover Candies
Key Rexall Drug Malls
Adv
Death Valley
Scott
New Hampshire
STULL
Albert Walters
Orange
George Houk
Dorothy (Kent) Harrell
Eub Church
CIDAA
Chrysler
Kansas
Kansas Power and Light Company
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