U S Bombers Step Up Raids on Northern Viet Nam Oil Depots
Fifteen waves of American bombers hit a major oil depot near Dong Hoi and Baden with 35 fires and 51 explosions. In South Viet Nam, fighting eased around 8 miles south of the DMZ as Marines halted a large operation. two helicopters and two planes were shot down, with multiple rescues credited to U S forces.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S. Military Command
U.S
Bardon
Dong Hoi
Baden
Wood B. Kyle
3Rd Marine Division
South
Viet Nam
Air Force
Navy
Panhandle
Ha Noi
Hanoi
Haiphong
North
Wayne C. Spelius
Deerfield
Ill
Gulf of Tonkin
Frank D. Moruzzi
Springfield
Mass
John Preston
Los Altos
Calif
U.S. Marine
Princeton
Lawmaker seeks probe of Justice Douglas amid marriage news
Rep George W Andrews urged a congressional investigation into Justice William O Douglas after a fourth marriage and alleged cruel conduct cited by three ex wives. House members criticized him, noting potential removal without trial and wondering about Douglas travel to Red China.
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Lawmaker
Douglas
Washington
George W. Andrews
D-Ala
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Cathleen Heffernan
Far West
Andrews
House Judiciary Committee
Paul Findley
Ill
House
Thomas
Miss
H.R. Gross
Iowa
Red
China
Union Gas Ruling Upheld for Lawrence Area Service
District Judge Frank Gray sustained a Kansas Corporation Commission ruling granting Union Gas System Inc of Independence the right to supply natural gas to customers near the Lawrence city limits. The move follows a 1965 commission approval opposed by Kansas Public Service Co and others. Union Gas plans construction and seeks Federal Power Commission approval to tap Cities Service gas line.
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Frank Gray
Kansas Corporation Commission
Union Gas System, Inc
Independence
Kan
Lawrence
The
Corporation Commission
Union Gas
Kansas Public Service Co
Gray
Union Gas Today
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Cities
Elephants Join Topeka Zoo Gentle Giants Arrive
Two new elephants arrive at the Topeka Zoo in Gage Park. One about four years old settles near Twiga the giraffe and Peka-Sue the hippo in the Large Mammal Building. the second calf about a year old rests behind the Scenes. The baby will move to a Larger enclosure later this week. A Red Cross Bloodmobile will collect blood Friday at South Park Recreation Center from 10 a.m. to 3 15 p.m. with a need for 150 pints.
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Topeka Zoo
Gage Park
Twiga
Peka- Sue
Gary Clarke
Clarke
Red Cross
South Park Recreation Center
Regents Budget Details for University Projects
The article lists Wescoe approved and deleted line items totaling 112 million dollars for KU and state universities. It details allocations for playfields at 23rd and Iowa Streets, street lighting on Naismith Drive, access walks at Spencer Library, and sewer work west of Iowa Street. It notes sizable operating budgets for KU and peers and mentions participation with the Kansas Legislature next fall before final state approval next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Library
Wescoe
University
Iowa Street
Wichita Well
Kansas Geological Survey
KU Medical Center
Regents
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
School For the Deaf
School For the Blind
Wichita University
Pittsburg
School For the
Kansas
Korea floods kill and displace dozens in Seoul
National police report 22 dead or missing in central Korea as heavy weekend rains flood Seoul. Up to 15 inches of rain drove about 26,202 residents from their homes amid rising flood warnings and property damage.
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Seoul, Korea
Central
Korea
Seoul
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad in VI VI
Completely air conditioned Rum sey Funeral Home VI 38 5111 Adv.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Neighbor Urges Civilized Arbitration for Labor Disputes
Dr. Howard D. Neighbor a Republican candidate from Prairie VillageKansas urges a permanent industrial relations court system to settle labor management disputes without strikes. He argues such courts would curb inflation boost goods supply through automation and protect the public from losses while saying automation creates more jobs than it destroys.
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Kansas Third
Howard D. Neighbor
Prairie Village
Nationwide
Mike Getto
Kansas City
Dr. Neighbor
Neighbor
Los Angeles Chief of Police William Parker Dies
William H. Parker, 64, longtime head of the Los Angeles Police Department, died Saturday of a heart attack after a civic event where he was cited for outstanding service. He joined the LAPD in 1947 and led the department during years of racial strife and during tensions in Watts.
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LOS Angeles
William H. Parker
Police Department
Watts
Speck Identified in Slaying Case After FBI Fingerprint Match
FBI and Chicago investigators linked a drifter known as Richard Speck to the Monmouth, Illinois and other cases after 32 prints matched those from a townhouse. Miss Amarao identified Speck from photos as the killer while officers closed in on him in taverns and a skid row hotel near the Loop. A murder warrant followed andSpeck, using aliases, was treated for a self-inflicted wound in a county hospital.
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FBI
Speck
Texas
Monmouth
Ill
Washington
Amarao
Skid Row
Chicago
Loop
Cmdr
Francis Flanagan
Homicide Division
Flanagan
B. Brian
Visit to Shultz Barbecue Draws 700 Supporters in Douglas County
About 700 persons attended a county wide barbecue Saturday in Centennial Park honoring Reynolds Shultz, state senator and Republican candidate for the Third District Congress. Shultz emphasized his non affiliation and spoke individually with attendees. Campaign officials include chairman William A. Taggart and I vice chair Wes Santee and Mrs Donald Carttar.
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Reynolds Shultz
Donna
Centennial Park
Shultz
Journal-World Photo
Douglas County
Citizens For Shultz Committee
Lawrence
Robert Ellsworth
Shult
Music and Dinners Honor Churchs 104th Anniversary
The Senior Choir of Progressive Baptist Church Kansas City Missouri presents an 8 p.m. musicale honoring St Luke AME Church 104th anniversary. Other events include a Leavenworth church men’s chorus program 8 p.m. Tuesday Campbell Chapel AME Atchison program 8 p.m. Wednesday Cain Grant AME Church program 8 p.m. Thursday. Anniversary Banquet 6 30 p.m. Friday at Mayflower Room Plymouth Congregational Church. Jubilee 3 30 p.m. Sunday by Interdenominational Choir led by Ruth Jeltz at the church.
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Progressive Baptist Church of
Kansas City
St. Luke A.M.E
9Th
N. Y. St
E. Lewis Branch
Leavenworth
A. T. Taylor
Campbell Chapel
A.M.E
Atchison
Lawrence Parker
Cain Grant A.M.E
Mayflower
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ruth Jeltz
Armour moves district office to Lawrence Kansas
Armour Agricultural Chemical Company plans to relocate its district sales office from North Kansas City to Lawrence and operate with the farm service center near the east turnpike interchange in North Lawrence. Rex Drum will manage about 12 area salesmen as the firm expands its western Missouri Kansas and Colorado fertilizer and pesticide sales.
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Armour Agricultural Chemical Company
Armour and Company
Kansas City
Lawrence
East Turnpike
Armour
Rex Drum
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Drum
Bob Kirk
Don Butler
Holly Kellison
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Jim Owens
Chamber of Commerce
International Chemicals, Foods and
Two Accidents Here One Person Is Injured
One teen, Steven D Dye 16 of 1417 E 15th St was injured when he tossed a straw and caused a southbound 1:19 p.m. crash with a KP&L pole on Naismith Drive. Damage 175 dollars to Dye vehicle. Later at 10:35 p.m. Russell E McGruder 36 of 735 Mich St and Leslie A Lorenz 19 of Leavenworth collided on North 2nd Street. McGruder’s car 275 dollars damage Lorenz 250 dollars.
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Steven D. Dye
15Th St
Naismith Drive
Kansas Power and Light Co
19Th Street Terrace
Dye
Kp&l
Russell E. McGruder
Mich, St
Leslie A. Lorenz
Leavenworth
North 2Nd Street
North 3Rd Street
McGruder
Lorenz
Photo goods in West German drug stores rise in 1965
In 1965 drug stores in West Germany accounted for 20 percent of photo product sales, behind full time photographic retailers at 60 percent. Photo goods were fifth among drug store merchandise.
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West Germany
Wiles Named Democratic Choice for Congress in 2nd District
Wiles is the unanimous pick for the district Democratic committee in Topeka Kansas. He previously ran as the Democratic nominee for governor in 1964 and was defeated by Governor Avery. Republican challenger is Rep. Chester Mize of Atchison seeking re election as he finishes his first term.
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Topeka
Kan
Harry Wiles
Democratic Committee
Wiles
William H. Avery
Congress
Chester Mize
Atchison, Mize
Rearea
Inflation Dangers Cited By Kansas Republican Angell
Wayne Angell of Ottawa, Republican candidate for Congress, warns Rotary Club members that inflation strains the U S gold stock while high interest rates threaten housing and may trigger a broader recession. He cites a $13 billion gold stock against $29 billion in short term notes and urges a stable dollar.
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United States
Wayne Angell
Ottawa
Congress
Third
Lawrence
Angell
Kansas
Ottawa University
U. S
America
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Court Records Reflect Multiple Traffic and Drunk Driving Cases
Police Court listings show Louis H Plum mer Jr cited for speeding with $13 fine at 1122 W Campus Rd plus Brice F Allen at 1000 N J St for excessive noise fined $10. Others include Harold A Lash $15 for stop sign, Reynolds O Shultz $25 for traffic signal violation, Thomas M Van Anne $25 speeding at 2421 Ridge Ct, Eugene Westergren no address fined $25 for drunkenness, Joseph W Burnham Topeka $100, Stanley G Dalby $25 for drunkenness, and Marvin Mumford $25 for drunkenness.
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Louis H. Plummer Jr
W. Campus Rd
Brice F. Allen
N. J. St
Harold A. Lash
Mass
Reynolds O. Shultz
Schwarz Rd
Thomas M. van Anne
Ridge Ct
Eugene Westergren
Joseph W. Burnham
Topeka
Stanley G. Dalby
N. H. St
Marvin Mumford
Walnut St
Thefts Reported Over Weekend In City
Police logged two thefts over the weekend with total losses of 150 dollars. Rev. I M Gijellstad reported a 100 dollar typewriter stolen from his Good Shepherd Lutheran Church office at 2312 Harvard Rd. Jores Pobjoy said four fishing rods and reels valued at 50 dollars were taken from her front porch at 742 NY St.
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I. M. Gijellstad
Wellington Rd
Good Sheperd Lutheran Church
Harvard Rd
Jores Pobjoy
N.Y. St.arted
Britain’s Pound Under Pressure Amid Market Selloff
London traders watched the pound sterling slide under renewed pressure as heavy selling drove prices lower on the London stock market. The pound’s fate and the impact of Britain’s economic squeeze on the markets drew global attention.
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London
Britain
Thanking Neighbors for Kindness From Lester Schwartz
A note from Lester Schwartz thanks neighbors friends and relatives for visits cards and help with daily tasks. The message expresses gratitude for the acts of kindness received during a difficult period and goodwill toward the community.
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Lester Schwartz
Thanking Lawrence Memorial staff after Larry Harris death
Mrs. Alice Harris and family express gratitude to the nursing staff at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Dr H P Jones Ambulance service Rumsey Funeral Home and all who sent flowers cards and helped after the accident and death of Larry E Harris May God bless you all
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
H. P. Jones
Rumsey Funeral Home
Larry E. Harris
Alice Harris
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