Aiken Warns of Destruction If Fliers Are Executed
Senator George Aiken warned that if Hanoi executes U.S. airmen the American people will demand the complete destruction of North Vietnam. He joined other lawmakers in stating such acts would trigger severe retaliations and derail peace hopes. Harriman cautioned mistreatment would shift public support and prolong the war. He noted Hanoi withholds fliers counts and Red Cross access. Moscow was blamed for pushing Hanoi toward tougher resistance.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Hanoi
U.S
Viet Nam
Aiken
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Fort Worth
Tex
Humphrey
Texas Christian University
W. Averell Hartman
North
Harriman
North Viet Nam
United States
France
International Red Cross Committee
Moscow
Johnson
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Through Sunday
Fair conditions in the northeast Kansas region through Sunday with a low tonight near 70 and highs in the middle to upper 80s. Precipitation chances are under 10 percent tonight and Sunday. Temperature readings show today near 80 with morning and evening values around the mid 70s to low 80s.
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Kansas
Daily letter from home for Journal-World readers
A brief note inviting readers to have the Journal-World mailed to their xeratic address via phone contact Ph VI 3-1000 Ve. The item promotes home correspondence and newspaper delivery details.
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Special Message Planned by Hanoi Seeks World Attention
Tokyo AP reports Radio Hanoi plans a special transmission at 8 45 am to 7 45 pm CST Saturday, with no topic announced amid war crime charge rhetoric. U S officials decline comment amid speculation on pilots trials as peace talks, air strikes, and dike bombing claims swirl.
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Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Washington
Nhan Dan
U.S
Leads Boost Chicago Nurses Deaths Case
An artist sketch of the killer who slaughtered eight student nurses drew a flood of tips as detectives press to identify the man. Corazon Amarao, 23, the survivor, aided the interview that produced new leads and boosted confidence in arresting the suspect.
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Chicago
Michael Spiotto
Spiotto
Corazon Amarao
Miss Amarao
Andrew J. Toman
Chicago Area Rallies as Guard Suppresses West Side Rioting
National Guardsmen and police clamp down on a West Side riot area after days of violence. About 51 arrested on Friday night as Governor Kerner deploys 3 000 guards and 1 000 police with orders to shoot to kill if fired upon.
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West Side
Otto Kerner
Richard J. Daley
Los Angeles
Francis P. Kane
Gen. Kane
Regents to rule on tuition and budget at Monday meeting
Kansas Board of Regents plans a Monday announcement on possible student fee increases and budget cuts after a four hour Friday session at the KU Medical Center. A telephone poll may follow to decide a final fee amount as the panel weighs a record high 115 694 143 dollar budget for six state universities for 1968.
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Missouri
Church of God
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Douglas County
Joshua
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Promised Land
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
Midwest
Journal-World Photo
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Ashland
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Journal-World
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Soldier Catches Ride With Vice President
Fort Worth Texas page reports an Army private Thomas Paterick from Fort Wolters Texas joined Vice President Hubert H Humphrey on a flight to Minneapolis after learning no commercial flight was available. The vice president invited him to ride along.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minneapolis
Carswell Air Force Base
Shawano
Wis
Pfe
Thomas Paterick
Ft. Wolters
Tex
Carswell
Paterick
Mayor Favors Pay Hike as Wilkinsburg Garbage Strike Begins
Wilkinsburg Mayor Alexander Jaffurs and six borough officials joined 20 regular refuse collectors on strike over higher wages. The mayor spent 13 hours on pickup duty, calling the day distasteful and noting the strikers' demands may be easier to entertain after his firsthand turnout. He joked about mistaken identity with a resident and described pressure from clients during the shift.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Alexander J. Jaffurs
Wilkinsburg
Jaffurs
Jaffits
Jaffars
Warm spell ends in area after 13 days of 90s
After 13 consecutive days of 90 degree heat in Lawrence the Friday high dropped to 84. Forecasters expect continued cool conditions with little chance of rain over the next 24 to 36 hours. Overnights have been in the 70s, with highs near the upper 80s to 85 in the KU area.
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Lawrence
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Kansas University
KU Plans Five Colleges Within the College for Freshmen
The College Within the College concept at Kansas University will start in fall 1968 in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. About 900 freshmen and sophomores per unit will be grouped into five units with shared advisers and coordinated housing. Centennial College opens this fall with 900 students across Ellsworth and Oliver Halls, supported by a Carnegie Foundation grant of 288000.
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KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Mount Oread
Jerry Lewis
Lewis
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Lawrence
KU Council For Progress
Centennial College
Carnegie Foundation of New York
Ellsworth Hall
Oliver Hall
Open Bowling at Hillcrest Bowl Adv Saturday Sunday
College page item notes an open bowling event at Hillcrest Bowl with a weekend schedule. Details list venue and timing for participants and spectators.
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