Marines Claim Victory Amid Heavy Vietnam Week of Battle
U S Marines report 506 Communist killed in past two days amid fierce artillery and air strikes near the demilitarized zone. Marine losses for the week tallied 134 dead, 631 wounded and 5 missing with 17 dead and 46 wounded in the latest period. A separate search recovered 13 crewmen after two B 52s collided. Maj Gen William Crumm among missing. McNamara to visit northern provinces amid troop reinforcement talks.
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Satgon
U.S
Gaid
William
J. Crumm
Crumm
Air Force
Pentagon
U.S. Air Force Headquarters
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Defense
Robert S. McNamara
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
McNamara
1St Corps
Robert E. Cushman
Republicans Propose Alternative Vietnam Policy in House
A group of liberal Republicans joined Democrats in pushing a new plan aimed at a negotiated settlement in Vietnam with limited military action. They planned a news conference to unveil details and argued a distinct GOP stance could provide voters a Johnson alternative in 1968.
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Washington
House
Johnson
United Nations
Eight
United States
Vietnam
GOP
Reps
F. Bradford
Morse
Mass
John R. Dellenback
Ore
Marvin L. Esch
Mich
Frank J. Horton
N.Y
Charles M. Mathias Jr
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
Richard S. Schweiker
Robert T. Stafford
VI. Dellenback
Esch
Republican Party
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Market updates from Bowersock Harwood and Wall Street
Kansas and Missouri markets report grain and egg prices from Bowersock Mill and Harwood Market with wholesale egg ranges. Wall Street shows the Dow Jones at 869.05 after a strong Friday. NYSE index up 24 cents, volumes near 11.54 million shares. KC produce figures detail cattle hogs and sheep price shifts.
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Wall Street
New York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
John Peters Named NABAC State Director for Kansas
John P. Peters vice president of Law at National Bank in Park Ridge Illinois has been named state director for Kansas for NABAC. The one year term begins July 1. Peters will coordinate NABAC activities recruit new members and liaise with field organizations and national headquarters.
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Park Ridge
Ill
John P. Peters
Lawrecent National Bank
Kansas
NABAC
Association For Bank Audit, Control
Edward T. Shipley
Winston-Salem
Peters
Association
Court notices list multiple traffic violations and suspensions
In Municipal Court details show defendants including John L. Hadley Jr at 775 Elm St for a stop sign violation, Carson Ogle at 200 North for failure to yield, Alex Thomopulos at 1234 Dread Ave with a traffic signal issue, Michael Korns at 941 La St for parking ticket warrants, Earl G. Chapman at 1112 Pa St for left of center, with bonds of 10 dollars or forfeiture, and a driver license suspension of 100 days, per the docket.
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John L. Hadley Jr
Elm. St
Carson Ogle
North
Alex. Thomopulos
Dread Ave
Michael Korns
la. St
Earl G. Chapman
Pa, St
Forbes Officer Hurt In Stull Road Wreck
A Forbes Air Force Base officer Lt. Bernard C. Smith II twenty two was injured in a one car crash on Stull Road about 12 miles west of Lawrence. His 1966 auto slid 489 feet before stopping and demolished, he was freed by a passerby and taken to Forbes AFB Hospital for cuts and bruises. The accident occurred about 4 45 a m near Shawnee County line.
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Forbes Air Force Base
Stull Road
Lawrence
Bernard C.smith II
Smith
Shawnee
Laundry Center Fire Causes No Damage
Firemen were dispatched at 6 13 p m Friday to Hillcrest Laundromat in Hillcrest Shopping Center where a rag smoldered on a dryer. No damage was reported.
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Hillcrest
Burglary and Vandalism Reported in Lawrence
Lawrence police logged one burglary and two vandalism incidents. Janet King reported liquor stolen from 1222 Summit St after 10 30 p m Friday with entry via back door. Jane Gauna said vandals cut a tire at 1220 Pa St near Lawrence Memorial Hospital after 7 am Thursday. Tom Mayfield reported vandalism to his motorcycle seat near 515 Fireside Dr after 4 30 p m Friday.
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Lawrence
Janet King
Summit St
Jayne Gauna
1220
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tom Mayfield
Connally to safari in East Africa with ABC film crew
Texas Governor John B. Connally plans a month long safari in East Africa as a guest of ABC. He will hunt leopards lions elephants rhinoceros and cape buffalo for filming on the American Sportsman program. He sails July 19 and returns late August.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
John B. Connally
East Africa
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Connally
Pickett Discloses Interests Under New Kansas Law
A.G. Pickett of the Kansas Livestock Commission files disclosure under a new state law. He is secretary treasurer and executive vice president of the Kansas Livestock Association and earns over $1,000 salary. He owns cattle and farms in Lyon County with net receipts averaging above $1,000 annually.
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Topeka
A.G. Pickett
Kansas Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Pickett
The
Kansas Livestock Association
Robert Docking
Lyon County
Maine to issue adult ID cards for 21 to 25 in Maine
The Maine State Liquor Commission bought a laminating machine for new adult identification cards aimed at protecting liquor licensees. The cards target adults aged 21 to 25 and seek to curb sales to minors.
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Augusta
Maine
Maine State Liquor Commission
NEA urged to use ballots for education progress
At the NEA convention new president Barlo Alonso urged teachers to engage in politics to secure education reforms. The NEA installed Elizabeth D. Koontz as first Black vice president and delegates backed integrating public schools and ending de facto segregation. Humphrey urged higher taxes to fund better schooling for underprivileged children.
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Minneapolis, Minn
National Education Association
America
Barlio Alonso
NEA
Alonso
Tampa
Fila
Elizabeth D. Koontz
Salisbury
N.C
Koontz
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Chrysler Recall For Front Disc Brakes And Seat Belts
Chrysler Corp recalls 525 late 1966 and 5 975 early 1967 Plymouth Belvedere Dodge Coronet and Charger models with disc brakes for possible water entry into the proportioning valve. Dealers will install new valves. The firm also recalls 7 407 Plymouth Barracuda and Dodge Dart 1967 two door hard tops to install a part protecting the rear center seat belt from a shelf panel brace. Additionally 159 Dodge Chargers are inspected to verify chrome front wheels have hub dust caps.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
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Pamela Lane
Journal-World Photo
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