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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
6
The Rev. Donald L. Rhaesa, 53, of Overland Park, Kansas, was killed Thursday in a crash between his car and a truck. He was on leave from St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church in Mission, Kansas.
Lt Gen Lewis B Puller retired since 1955 asks to be reactivated for combat command. He criticizes U S policy in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic, cites guerrilla experience, and urges decisive action including a blockade and concentrated forces. Marine commandant denies reactivation.
Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin launched a $28,000 project to clean Baltimore City Hall by scrubbing a small patch of marble. The effort marks a formal start to renovation of the 90 year old building.
Paul Mantz famed stunt pilot and aviation entrepreneur dies at 61 after a crash during filming of Flight of the Phoenix west of Yuma Arizona. Bobby Rose injured. Mantz flew in nearly 300 films since the silent era and served as a lieutenant colonel in World War II.
State Revenue Department reports fiscal year ending June 30 tallies 214.2 million dollars, a 13.7 million rise. Increases from sales, cigarette and liquor enforcement taxes plus higher individual incomes in 1964 likely boosted totals, with general revenue up 2.5 million and sales tax up 3.5 million.
June collections reached 22.3 million, up from 16.1 million a year ago, with nearly 1 million gain from unchanged tax rate. Other increases occurred in corporate income tax, compensating use, financial institution income and liquor enforcement. Cereal malt beverage receipts fell 13,457 to 1,873,090 while inheritance taxes declined about 350,000 to 4.9 million.
AKRON Ohio AP B F Goodrich Co workers voted to revert from a six day six hour week to an eight hour five day schedule after 35 years. Union Local 5 approved the 40 hour week with assurances of no layoffs and heavy investment in new equipment.
President Johnson proclaims September 12 as World Law Day and vows the United States will faithfully honor its agreements and treaties.
President Johnson signs a Viet Nam Service Medal order awarding the medal to members who serve in Viet Nam or adjacent waters or air space. The order, signed Thursday, allows posthumous awards and honors those in military service during the conflict.
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