Secret Thai defense pact confirmed amid Vietnam era tensions
State Department officials acknowledged a 1965 secret U S Thailand defense arrangement after Newsday's report. The pact would dispatch U S troops for joint operations in defense against Communist forces, raising questions on congressional approval and overall cost. The Thai prime minister denied secrecy, stating the agreement is not secret. Thailand’s strategic value near Vietnam and China is noted, alongside concerns over entanglements and fiscal burden. debates focus on required congressional consent for binding alliances.
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United States State Department
Thailand
Long Island
N. Y
Newsday
U.S
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Washington
U.s.thailand
Bangkok
Thanom Kittikachorn
Vietnam
Uncle Sam
Congress
Johnson
America
Faculty pay scales listed in university release
A leaked table lists many professors and deans with annual salaries ranging from about 21 000 to 27 000 dollars. Notable names include R N Adams Edward Smilsman J V Irwin Richard Moore Francis Heller and George Waggoner among numerous chemistry engineering and arts faculty.
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Edward Smilsman
J. V. Irwin
Richard K. Moore
Paul Gilles
Charles Michener
George Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
L. L. Bailin
G. Baley Price
John Augelli
J. P. Quirk
Philip S. Humphrey
Francis Heller
William P. Smith
R. R. Sokal
Ross E. McKinney
R. L. Schiefelbusch
Earl Shurtz
Oswald Backus
Freight Cars Derail Near Strong City Five Cars Derailed
Five Santa Fe freight cars derailed a mile west of Strong City Kansas on Friday. No injuries were reported and investigators were to inspect the scene.
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Strong City
Kan
Santa Fe
Lawrence seeks host families for KU foreign students
Mrs R H Beamer of 1000 Missouri Street asks for individuals to host Kansas University foreign students next school year. Host families help newcomers settle with no expenses. Vernell Sturns says Lawrence police sensitivity training could begin in a few weeks with cooperation from Gilbert Smith. A service clubs group met to plan objectives and has a sub committee. Dale Kerr of the American Legion is temporary chairman.
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R. H. Beamer
Mo. St
Kansas University
Vernell Sturns
Sturns
Public Safety
Gilbert Smith
Lawrence
Dale Kerr
The
American Legion
Driver Leaving Scene Discovered After Night Collision
Lawrence police chased a late model car on Friday night after it left the scene of an injury crash on Haskell Ave. The driver, a Kansas University student, was located today with a 17 year old passenger who was treated at Watkins hospital and released. Damages were estimated at $750. A separate incident on Mississippi St involved Harvey Lovell, treated for minor injuries after a car pulled in front of his motorcycle.
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Lawrence
Douglas County Sheriff’s
Haskell Ave
Kansas University
Watkins Hospital
Harvey R. Lovell
Tenn. St
Mississippi St
Lovell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Benny K. Keene
Wichita
Planning Commission to Rule on Motel Siteplan and More
The Lawrence Douglas County Planning Commission will decide on a Travelodge Motel siteplan at 9th and Iowa, a Drive in bank at 9th and Louisiana, Alfie's Fish and Chips at 6th and Maine, and Viking Investment Corp at 930 Iowa St. The meeting, moved to Thursday July 24, also covers Heatherwood and West Hills subdivisions, a service station at 19th and Haskell, and several special uses including landfills and trailer courts. Zoning changes include 23rd and Kasold residential to residential office, Highway 59 north of KLWN Road residential to commercial, and 27th Street and Ridge Court from single family to multifamily.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Lawrence National Bank
Louisiana and
9Th Streets
6Th Street
Alfie
6Th and
Maine Street
Iowa St
Viking Investment Corp
Heatherwood
23Rd Street
Kasold Drive
Corps of Engineers
Ron Short
West Hills Subdivision
Lawrence Avenue
19Th and
Haskell Streets
Highway 10
Highway 59
Klwn Road
27Th Street
Ridge Court
Hospital and residents listed with births and arrivals
A hospital report lists Mark Jewett and multiple residents and relatives across several addresses. It notes births for Lyndon and Baldwin families as well as a daughter for Wellsville and a son for the Weiner family today.
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Melvin Edmonds Jr
Lyndon
David Sherlock
Baldwin
Edwin Duffield
Wellsville
Charles Mooney
Mich
Jack Weiner
Maine
Humphrey in Moscow for eight day visit with wife
Former vice president Hubert H. Humphrey and his wife arrived in Kiev for a vacation and planned to stay in Moscow starting July 15. He toured Leningrad earlier, visited a U S education exhibit, and joined a panel discussion on education. He called the day wonderful.
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Kiev
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ukraine
Leningrad
U.S
Humphrey
Moscow
Group Aims to Plug Holes in Tax Laws Reform Efforts Move on Municipal Bonds
The House Ways and Means Committee pushed to curb advantages from municipal bonds and deferred compensation schemes as part of a broader tax reform drive. Rep. Vanik urged linking reforms to the surtax extension, while committees weigh incentives to issue taxable bonds and tighter rules on tax free reserves and capital gains.
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Washington (Ap
House
Ways and Means Committee
Charles A. Vanik
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Ohio Democrat
Senate
Nixon
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Home Builders
Former Resident Promoted to Colgate-Palmolive Vice President
Delbert E. Perkins, formerly of Lawrence, Kansas, now of Wykoff New Jersey, named a vice president for employee relations at Colgate-Palmolive. He joined the firm in 1949 as industrial engineer and has worked in Jersey City Berkeley Manchester and New York before a February promotion. He succeeds Darwin C. Hand, who retires January 2, 1970.
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Delbert E. Perkins
Wykoff
N. J
Colgate-Palmolive Co
George H. Lesch
Perkins
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Rhoda Perkins
Mass. St
Bill Olin
Colgate- Palmolive
Kansas City
Jersey City
Berkeley
Calif
Manchester
England
New York
N. Y
Darwin C. Hand
Lesch
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