Rusk Assures Japan Cautions China Reds
Secretary of State Dean Rusk assured Prime Minister Eisaku Sato in Tokyo that U S bombings near Hanoi and Haiphong meant no Viet Nam escalation. He warned Red China of retaliation if nuclear attacks occurred and noted U S defense obligations. The talks also covered China tensions and trade policy, with both nations noting disagreements on Viet Nam.
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Tokyo
Dean Rusk
Eisaku Sato
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Viet Nam
Rusk
Sato
Hashimoto
Red China
Kyoto
United States
America
Asia
China
Etsusaburo Shiina
U. S
West Germany
Japan
Shiina
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
George W. Ball
Wilson Casts Self As New Peacemaker
Prime Minister Harold Wilson seeks a Viet Nam peace path by visiting Moscow before talks with President Johnson in Washington. U S officials give mixed signals on peace prospects as Wilson faces Labour party critics and international pressure.
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Wilson
Self
London
Harold Wilson
Viet Nam
Moscow
Johnson
Washington
Soviet Union
Britain
Kremlin
White House
U. S
House of Commons
Labor Party
Hanoi
Haiphong
India
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Paris
North Viet Nam
Foreign Ministry
Entreprise
Ho Chi Minh
Navy Jets Hit Haiphong Area Storage Sites
SAIGON South Viet Nam AP U S Navy planes bombed the Haiphong oil storage depot two miles northeast of the city for a second time in a raid that followed June 29 attacks. Sky hawk pilots reported all bombs on target one plane was shot down but the pilot rescued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Haiphong Dock
U.S
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Hancock
Mekong
Weather outlook with storms and temperatures in Kansas northeast
The forecast calls for a chance of a few thunderstorms Friday and otherwise partly cloudy skies. Tonight will dip near 70 with highs near 85 to 90 on Friday. Temperature readings show morning values in the mid to upper 60s and a record of 108 set in a prior year.
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Kansas
Maeve
Governors Split on Endorsement of Johnson Vietnam Policy
GOP governors at the 50th annual conference press cautious support for Johnson's Vietnam policy. They signal reluctance to back a full endorsement and keep options to critique future steps, while noting briefings from Harriman and Rostow.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Averell Harriman
Walt W. Rostow
All but four finish in 1966 Powder Puff Derby
Clearwater Florida AP report notes eight aircraft entered the transcontinental Powder Puff Derby with only four reaching the noon Clearwater deadline. Two San Luis Obispo pilots Wanda Strassburg and Marci Barnet along with Barbara Willis and Patricia Knoop from Santa Monica and Kettering respectively were grounded by bad Florida weather and disqualified. Two planes dropped out earlier. judges to declare winners tonight or Friday.
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Clearwater, Fla
Clearwater
Seattle
Wash
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Wanda Strassburg
Marci Barnet
Barbara Willis
Santa Monica
Tricia Knoop
Kettering
Ohio
Florida
Pentagon Allows Hardship Discharge for Sole Surviving Sons
The Pentagon authorized hardship discharges for servicemen who are sole surviving sons in their families. The policy applies immediately to all services except during war or national emergency. It mirrors Selective Service rules and covers those whose father or siblings were killed or disabled in service since 1940.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Thomas D. Morris
Army
Navy
Air Force
Morris
Byrd In Deep Coma Amid Brain Tumor Disclosure
Retired Senator Harry F. Byrd Sr. 79 is in a deep coma in Berryville Virginia as doctors warn he may not recover. Family reveals he has malignant brain tumor, marking a new, grave turn for the long dominant Virginia Democratic machine he built.
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Berryville
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Virginia
Stock Market Index Close Rises in New York
In New York the closing average of 60 stocks ends at 322.9, up 2.1 points. The AP report notes broad gains across sectors with notable climbs in industrials and utilities as trading ends.
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Stock Market Index
New York
Soap Box Derby Banquet Honors 28 Jayhawk Entrants
A Friday banquet in the Kansas Room of the Union honors 28 Jayhawk Soap Box Derby entrants, sponsors, and parents. Champion Greg Stone of Topeka will sit out the awards while receiving his first place trophy and a $500 savings bond. second place Tom Embers and third place Brad Raley receive trophies, with medals for heat winners and design and construction awards. Greg’s Mont Bleu Ski Club car, Akron trip details, and sponsor groups Jaycees Winter Chevrolet Journal-World are noted.
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Jayhawk
Kansas
Kansas Union
Greg Stone
Topeka
Derby Boys
Greg
Mont Bleu
Brad Raley
Ala
Randy Tedrow
19Th St
Brad
Luncheon Optimist Club
Randy
Everley Roofing Company
Akron
Ohio
Giant nurse Clifford Lobel trains Lawrence officers on handling mental illness
Clifford Lobel a 6 feet 6 inch registered nurse leads a four to five hour training for Lawrence Police Department officers on the policeman role in dealing with mentally ill and emotionally disturbed persons. Sponsored by the State Division of Institutional Management and the Douglas County Mental Health Association the program uses films and lectures to teach officers how to prevent suicide and protect both the alcoholic and officer. Lobel the director of Nursing in Topeka has worked in hospitals most of his life and says the course has drawn strong interest from varied police groups across Kansas.
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Clifford Lobel
Lobel
Lawrence
Lawrence Police Department
State Division of
Topeka
Douglas County Mental Health Association
Bill Troelstrup
New York City
Pageantry Underway for 1966 Miss Kansas Race
Semifinal rounds in talent and swim suit will be held tonight and Friday to name the new Miss Kansas. Lawrence University entry is Jan Monsees from Leawood. A parade opened the four day pageant with Debbie Bryant the previous Miss America presence and Mimi Frink of Lawrence among notable attendees.
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Pratt, Kan
Lawrence-Kansas University
Jan Monsees
Leawood
Debbie Bryant
Kansas
Mimi Frink
Lawrence
Miss Bryant
Vicki Johnson
Miss Pratt
Rain Breaks Heat With One Inch in Lawrence Area
Rainfall of 1.04 inches at the Kansas University Weather Station ends a 11 day drought while 3% inches fell in Vinland and Baldwin. Temperatures cooled from 76 to 68 as winds accompanied storms. Power lines were downed but no major damage reported and more rain is expected Friday.
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Kansas University
Vinland
Baldwin
Kansas Power and Light Co
Airlines Face Shutdown as Strike Efforts Fail
A nationwide aviation walkout was not averted and five carriers Easter National Northwest Trans World and United were ordered to shut down at 6 a.m. local time Friday affecting about two thirds of the industrys business.
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Washington
Easter
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
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Edmund G. Brown
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Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
John Connally
Texas
Journal-World
Byrd
Soap Box Derby
The
Jaycees
Winter Chevrolet
Cliff
Washington, D.C
State Department
Journal-World Y Carnier
Bulletin
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