Vietnam war opinions split among IPI reporters in Geneva
The Saturday Column reports editors and publishers from 25 American and foreign papers at the International Press Institute meeting in Geneva describe mixed views on U.S. Vietnam policy. Most doubt a quick victory, warn against withdrawal, and note potential links to a change in U.S. leadership.
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London
International Press Institute
Geneva
United States
Vietnam
America
Uncle Sam
Washington
U.S
IPI
Johnson
New Zealand
U. S
IPS
Southeast Asia
Korea
Truman
Gen
Eisenhower
Carbondale Man Injured in Crash
A 20 year old Carbondale man Leonard Parsley remained in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one vehicle crash Friday night on Stull Road west of Kanwaka Corner. He suffered a possible head injury and fractured nose, with conditional updates from LMH. A separate non injury crash occurred at 2 25 p m Friday at 5th and Maine Street involving Brice Allen and Rena Azcui with $300 damage to Allen’s vehicle.
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Carbondale
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sutll Road
Kanwaka Corner
Lawrence
Leonard Parsley
LMH
Stull Road
5Th and
Maine Sts
Brice F. Allen
N. J. St
Rena R. Azcui
la. St
Allen
Harry Truman
Journal-World
Three-Vehicle Crash on North 2nd Street Causes Minor Damage
At 7 40 am Friday a three car collision occurred on North 2nd Street just north of Lincoln Street. James E Lyons 25 of Kansas City stopped behind a turning vehicle triggering a chain of impacts with John Schuler 30 of Leavenworth and Alta J Hawley 84 of Leavenworth. Lyons car suffered 10 dollars damage Schuler 250 Hawley 385 Arcus auto damage 325. All three were southbound.
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North 2Nd Street
Lincoln Street
James E. Lyons
Kansas City
John Schuler
Leavenworth
Lyons
Alta J. Hawley
Schuler Auto
Lyon
Hawley
Vandalism Reported In Two Incidents
Two vandalism cases were reported Friday. Mrs. Robie Howard of Route 2 said sand was put in her car oil causing about $600 damage. Isaac Riley of 731 North 7th St. reported a rock thrown through his windshield while driving toward Eudora and K 32 Highway.
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Robie Howard
Route 2
Isaac Riley
North 7Th St
Eudora
U.N. Delegates Predict Assembly To Reject Plans
U N delegates anticipate the General Assembly will reject all current Middle East resolutions on Israeli withdrawal from Egypt Syria and Jordan territories. A compromise plan aimed at winning a two thirds vote may emerge as voting begins Monday ending the emergency session begun June 17. The Security Council faces further action if a plan passes.
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U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Middle East
Soviet Union
Assembly
Security Council
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
United States
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Abba Eban
Eban
U.S
Lawrence students named to KU engineering dean’s honor list
Twelve Lawrence residents earned a spot on the Kansas University School of Engineering and Architecture spring dean’s honor roll. A total of 214 students statewide achieved a GPA of 2.25 or higher to qualify for the honor list.
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Lawrence
School of Engineering and Architecture
Kansas University
Big Program InKU Weekend on University Theatre Schedule
A weekend of music at Kansas University features 2:15 concerts by the Concert Orchestra led by Gerald Carney with Robert Schupp as guest conductor. The Varsity Band and Choir follow with guest conductors, then the Symphony Orchestra and Symphonic Band conclude the KU program. Guest and directing staff include LeRoy Esau Col Vivian Dunn James Ralston Darrell Benne Maurice Casey and Larry Perkins. Dunn Wayne.
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Gerald Carney
Robert Schupp
LeRoy Esau
Col
Vivian Dunn
Robert Stanfield
Darrell Benne
Maurice Casey
James Ralston
Casey
Symphony Orchestra
Carney
Dunn
Stanfield
Larry Perkins
Russell L. Wylie
Col. Dunn
Royal Marines
Royal Marine School of Music
Deal Kent
England
Baldwin—Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Carthage
Perkins
Air Academy High School
Colorado Springs
Colo
Schupp
Raytown High
Raytown
Mansfield Funeral Plans Unsettled as Legal Battle Rages
In New Orleans AP report details a disputed funeral timeline for Jayne Mansfield. An attorney claims burial in Pen Argyl Pennsylvania while a funeral home awaits official plans. The piece also covers court decisions on Mansfield’s divorce legality and custody questions amid a fatal crash involving musician Mickey Hartigay and various family disputes.
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New Orleans
Jayne Mansfield
Pen Argyl
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles -Herald-Examiner
Jerome Weber
Los Angeles
Pallis Funeral Home
Miss Mansfield
Edward Palmer
Weber
Mickey Hartigay
Bernard J. Bagert
Hartigay
Hollywood
Hartigan
Harry L. Peers
Dallas
Tex
Matt Cimber
Antonio
Juarez
Mexico
Samuel S. Brody
Beverly Brody
Ronald B. Harris
Mississippi City
Miss
Gulfport
Wreck Victims Stay in Hospital Near Baldwin Junction Crash
Six people were injured Thursday afternoon in a head on collision two miles south of Baldwin Junction on US 59. Donna Allen of Ottawa, driver of one car, is in poor condition at KUMC Kansas City. Her daughter Nancy Allen, 16, died. Diane L. Moore of Princeton, driver of the other car, is in good condition at Independence Sanitarium. Betty Pyle, 23, of Ottawa, is in satisfactory condition at Trinity Lutheran Hospital. Three other Moore passengers Peggy Thompson 20 Maxine Needham 19 and Linda Stone 22 all of Ottawa remain in satisfactory condition at Ottawa Hospital.
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Baldwin Junction
U.S. Highway 59
Donna Allen
Ottawa
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Nancy Allen
Diane L. Moore
Princeton
Independence Sanitarium
Independence
Betty Pyle
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Peggy Thompson
Maxine Needham
Linda Stone
Ottawa Hospital
Research Grants Set For University Faculty
The National Science Foundation and the U S Public Health Service awarded four Kansas University faculty research grants totaling $30 738. Recipients are Dr. Paul R Burton assistant professor of zoology Dr Paul G Roofe professor of anatomy Dr William E Duellman associate professor of zoology and Dr John C Greene professor of history.
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National Science Foundation
The
U.S. Public Health Service
Kansas University
Paul R. Burton
Paul G. Roofe
William E. Duellman
John C. Greene
Warning of Encephalitis Threat in Kansas This Summer
Dr. Hugh Dierker warns that conditions from floods and heavy rain have created a severe mosquito problem in Kansas increasing the risk of encephalitis. He notes the virus presence in mosquitoes is unknown and that state funds for mosquito control were cut this year, hindering prevention efforts.
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Kansas
Hugh Dierker
Subtle Summer Eye Look Using Beige and Cocoa Browns
Tan-Time makeup guides a sun ready eye. Start with sheer foundation then white shadow on the lid and under the brow. Beige powder follows from crease to eyebone. A cocoa brown line along the crease separates white and beige for a soft defined effect.
GOP Governors Seek Flexible Path to 1968 Nomination
A group of Republican governors urged uninstructed delegations to the 1968 Republican National Convention, avoiding early pledges while allowing favorite sons. They aim to prevent a 1964 style preconvention nomination, voicing concern over conservative candidates like Ronald Reagan potentially shaping the race.
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Jackson
Wyo
Barry Goldwater
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
John A. Love
Colorado
Palm Beach
Fila
Chafee
New England
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Omaha
West Yellowstone
Mont
Reagan
Georgia Power Plans Nuclear Plant in Atlanta
Georgia Power announces plans to build and operate a $100 million nuclear fueled electric generating plant in Atlanta with a capacity between 500000 and 800000 kilowatts.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Power Co
Wood thrush named official bird of Washington DC
The wood thrush has been designated the official bird of Washington DC, highlighting its role as a symbol of the region’s natural heritage and beauty. The choice emphasizes conservation and appreciation for local wildlife.
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Washington, D.C
Fireworks Show Promises Big Aerial Display in Memorial Stadium
Law rence Jaycees sponsor the annual July 4 fireworks at Memorial Stadium with a 17 pound 36 inch aerial bomb set to rise to a mile and spread over a mile. The event opens at 7 pm with a Musicians Union Local 512 concert and an appearance by Karen Schlapper of KU followed by the main show at 9 pm. Tickets are 25 cents in advance at drug stores and markets and 50 cents at the gate Tuesday evening. Officers checked a false alarm before the event.
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Memorial Stadium
Lawrence Jaycees
Musicians Union Local 512
Lawrence KU
Karen Schlapper
Italy Long Hairs Find New Hero In Marcello Mastroianni
Rome reports Italy’s capellani the long haired teens have a new champion in film star Marcello Mastroianni. He says he admires the youths and their beatnik mood while stressing his daughter’s age and plans. He hopes youths understand their parents while enjoying spiritual liberty won thanks to older generations.
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Rome
Italy
Mrs Emma Hellstrom Remembered by Family
Our sad loss leaves us grateful for neighbors and friends and their comforting expressions. We thank Dr Jones Mana han and nurses at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for their care during her illness.
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Raney Drug Stores
U.N
N.H
Lawrenge Paper CO
Thomas W. Aiken
Mitchell A. Brown
Maine
Gary Wayne Cooper
Learnard
Robert Ashley Erwin
Steven Paul Graves
Richard T. Hornsby
Charles E. Knox
Cedarwood
Jennings R. McKinley
Jay Robert Simon
Jasu
Douglas W. Steen
Miller
Robert W. Walsh
Forrest
John J. Webb II
Yale
Inku
University Theatre
el Paso
Javier Alvarez
Gari
Deni
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