Strife in Sinkiang area escalates amid Mao loyalist push
AP reports Mao loyalist troops say they surround rebel units in Sinkiang as clashes continue in the vast region near the Soviet border. Wall posters in Peking claim five atomic explosions occurred there and more than 100 people were killed last week.
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Tokyo
Red China
Mao Tsetung
Sinkiang
Far West
Peking Wall
Soviet Union
Chou En-lai
Mao
Liu Shao-chi
Central Daily News
Taipei
China
Wang En-mao
Army Hospital
Kyodo
Shihhotze
Aug. 1
Liu
Wall
Field Army
Peking
Peking Radio
Communist Party Central Committee
Baghdad
New China News Agency
Europe
Red Square
Moscow
Red Guard
Paris
Orly
Bombings Hit Yugoslav Missions in Six Cities Across U S and Canada
U S and Canadian officials apologize to Yugoslav leaders and pledge a full probe after powerful bombs strike Yugoslav embassies and consulates in Washington Ottawa New York Chicago San Francisco and Toronto within 55 minutes no injuries reported. one New York fireman dies of a heart attack after a call.
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Washington
US S
Ottawa
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Toronto
Veljko Micunovic
Nicholas Katzenbach
United States
Dean Rusk
Williamsburg
Tito
FBI
Soviet Union
Traffic accident at 15th St and Naismith causes $300 damage
Kansas University officers report a Friday night collision at 15th Street and Naismith Drive with more than $300 in damage. Drivers were Sherman Sumley, a fourth year engineering student from Jackson, Mississippi, and Richard Abrahams, a Prairie Village freshman. No injuries reported.
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Kansas University
15Th St
Naismith Dr
Sherman Sumley
Jackson
Miss
Richard Abrahams
Prairie Village
Abrahams
Stmley
Nothing Taken From KU Extension File
KU traffic and security officers say a filing cabinet in the University Extension Building was pried open but nothing appeared missing. Secretary Mildred Smith found the cabinet door forced on Friday morning. office and building doors were locked with no evidence of forced entry.
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University Extension
Kansas University
Mildred Smith
Kennan Warns Nuclear Holocaust Seen If No Nonprolif Agreement
Former ambassador George Kennan told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a nuclear holocaust could be more probable than possible by century's end unless a nonproliferation framework is agreed. He urged action to spare future generations and weighed the prospects with Senator Stuart Symington.
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Washington
George Kennan
Moscow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Kennan
United States
Stuart S. Symington
Dmo
Weekend Traffic Mishaps Injure Two In Area
Two people were injured in several local traffic accidents over the weekend. At 1 25 p m Saturday on Massachusetts Street Rogelio Sotela 18 and Willie D Leslie 61 collided. Rosa Leslie sustained minor injuries and LMH treated her. Damages were 225 to Leslies auto and 25 to Sotelas.
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Massachusetts Street
8Th
Rogelio Sotela
24Th St
Willie D. Leslie
Route 1
Rosa Leslie
Leslie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sotela
George Parks
Edgelea Rd
E. 19Th St
Parks
LMH
Robert C. Watchous
DeSots
Melvin L. McClelland
Lawrence
Malls
West 23Rd Street
McClelland
Ind. St
Stanley E. Hayden
Route 2
John L. Williams Jr
Hayden
Williams
Midh
Keith A. Cochran
15Th St
Robert R. Sokal
Ohio St
Cochran
Sokal
Smoke Damages Home After Skillet Overheats
A stove skillet overheated on a Saturday night at 1834 Tenn. St. causing heavy smoke and about $2,000 in damage to a two story frame house owned by William A. Hawkins. Hawkins suffered cuts escaping through a window and was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital before release. Fire began in the kitchen about 9 53 p.m. and spread to an adjacent room. Firemen later checked Eagle's Lodge with no findings.
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Tenn. St
William A. Hawkins
Hawkins
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eagle's Lodge
W. 6Th St
Hearing Planned For Legislature On Daylight Time
Kansas lawmakers set a February 6 hearing at 1 30 p m on a bill to keep the state on standard time Rep Jess Taylor R Tribune chairs the State Affairs Committee invites interested parties to contact him at the statehouse in Topeka The bill pits rural interests against cities over daylight time and could force Kansas to observe mountain time if Congress acts Kansas attorney general opinion may be sought on the uniform time act and western Kansas impacts
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Topeka
Jess Taylor
R-Tribune
House
Kansas
Taylor
Statehouse
Congress
Calvin Strowig
Abilene
Dickinson County
Grand Jury
County Boards of Social Welfare
Ed Kessinger
Junction City
Payne Ratner Jr
Wichita
Ratner
Harriet Graham
Jack Turner
Turner
Truck Overturns After Hitting Cow on Highway 59
A diesel fuel laden semi trailer overturned after hitting a cow north of Pleasant Valley Road on U S Highway 59 at 3 30 am Sunday. Driver Lester Adams 49 of Tulsa escaped injury. the cow owned by W M Kollmorgen Route 2 valued at 200 perished. vehicle damage estimated at 4500.
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U.S. Highway 59
Pleasant Valley Road
Lester E. Adams
Tulsa
Okla
Adams
W. M. Kollmorgen
Route 2
Enrollment Squeeze on for KU Camp
Delbert Shankel of Kansas University notes high interest in the 12th annual Science and Mathematics Camp to be held June 18 to July 29 at Mount Oread. Only 100 high school seniors to be chosen plus 20 top precollege freshmen, with a March 31 application deadline and April 15 acceptance notices.
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Delbert Shankel
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas University
Shankel
Mount Oread
William Balfour
Tive
Break-Ins Reported At Oread Weekend
Mount Oread security chief E P Moomau reports a series of break-ins over the weekend. Money was taken from Snow Hall cabinet. other thefts hit the main Dyche Hall office and the concession area in Strong Hall basement. KU police note verbal reports with details pending. no clear link to final exams. A safe in Room 102 remained pried but empty.
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E. P. Moomau
Kansas University Traffic and Security Office
Mount Oread
Moomau
Snow Hall
Dyche Hall
Strong Hall
Mooman
University Extension
Legion Pancake Feed Set For March 4 At Community Building
The 18th annual Lawrence American Legion Pancake Feed will run from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Community Building on Saturday March 4. Proceeds support the local baseball program run by Dorsey Liberty Post No 14. More than 3 000 people are expected. donations may be sent to baseball committee chairman Ken Klingenberg. The senior team covers players up to 18 and the junior team up to 16.
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Lawrence American Legion
American Legion
Legion
Ken Klingenberg
Dorsey-Liberty Post No. 14
Wallenda resumes high wire act for three performances
Karl Wallenda 62, patriarch of The Great Wallendas, will come out of retirement for three circus shows in Sarasota. The high wire team previously suffered a deadly fall in Detroit five years ago, killing his nephew and son-in-law while his son Mario was paralyzed and Karl injured.
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Sarasota
Fla
Karl Wallenda
Wallendas
Wallenda
Detroit Coliseum
Karl
Mario
U S Bombers Close In On Saigon as Troops Pour In
U S B52 bombers conducted their closest raid to Saigon, targeting a base camp of Viet Cong 165A west-southwest of the capital. Simultaneously 3 200 more American infantrymen arrived in the Mekong Delta as a helicopter strike on Bassac River sampans wounded and killed civilians.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Mekong
Mekong Delta
Bassac
Can Tho
Phu Huu
Lawrence Family Planning Clinic Opens Tonight In Lawrence
The Lawrence Family Planning clinic holds its introductory meeting at 7 30 in the Lawrence Community Nursery 645 Ala Mrs Alden Bell speaks and a tour of facilities follows. Parents of next years West Junior High eighth graders meet at 7 30 in the school multipurpose room to discuss course offerings enrollment questions. Similar sessions for seventh graders and Lawrence High School tenth graders follow. The Teen Age Young Republicans meet at 8 p m Wednesday in the Police and Fire Auditorium at 8th and Vt.
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Lawrence Family Planning Clinic
Lawrence Community Nursery
Ala
Alden Bell
West
Lawrence High School
Police and Fire
8Th and
Johnson asks Congress for power to control air pollution
President Johnson urged Congress to grant federal authority to curb air pollution and urged states cities and private industry to act aggressively. He proposed emission level standards for heavily polluting industries and giving states authority to match or exceed federal levels, with federal application where states fail.
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Washington
Johnson
America
Congress
Two Eudora Wrecks Reported No Injuries
Deputy John Miller investigated two Sunday wrecks in the Eudora area with about $1,000 in damages and no serious injuries. At 12:25 a.m. east of the Wakarusa Creek Bridge on K10 a Bereiter car driven by Mary Beiter struck Sherry car. At 1:50 p.m. on Main Street Vernon Hadle’s car was rear ended by Larry Jameson.
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Eudora Area
John Miller
Wakarusa Creek Bridge
Mary A. Bereiter
Eudora
Robert R. Sherry
Topeka
Bereiter
Sherry
Miller
Main
Vernon L. Hadle
Lawrence
Larry B. Jameson
Hadle
Jameson
Dystrophy Drive Net Tops One Thousand In Local Area
A total of 1163.30 was collected in the annual Muscular Dystrophy drive across Lawrence and Baldwin areas, marking the most successful local effort to date. The drive began shortly before Thanksgiving.
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Lawrence
Baldwin
Card of Thanks from Leonard Jella
Expressions of appreciation for cards gifts and acts of thoughtfulness during stay at Memorial Hospital from Leonard Jella with thanks to those who remembered him.
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Memorial Hospital
Thanks for acts of kindness during our sister Bessie St John
We, Allie Milburn and Zora Musick, thank relatives friends and neighbors for flowers food cards and letters during the illness and death of our sister Bessie St John. We also thank Rev Benton Jim Wilson and the Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Bessie St. John
Rev. Benton
Jim Wilson
Rumsey Funeral
Allie Milburn
Zora
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Sinkiang Area
Canada
Pacific Heights
Naismith
Rumsey Funeral Home
W. 23Rd St
Kathryn Reed
Brook St
Kenneth L. Ward
Barker
Reed
Ward
Warren Mortuary
New Hampshire
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
William C. Warren
National Science Foundation
KU_ general research funds
National Institutes of Health
Gary Maranell
Richard Middaugh
Ted Suffridge
Robert Stump
Balfour
Edward Shaw
James McChesney
Oread
South Viet
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kaw Valley State Bank
Dystrophy Fund
Leonard Jella
Lawrence Memorial
Norman Endacott
Barret
New York Stock Exchange
Tennessee
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