World Court dismisses suit on South West Africa case
DOLPH C. SIMONS JR notes the International Court of Justice in The Hague dismissed the six year effort by Liberia and Ethiopia to challenge South Africa's rule in South West Africa. The decision satisfied South Africa but unsettled Africans seeking U N action.
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South-West Africa
Liberia
Ethiopia
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U. N
Verwoerd
Zen Africa
U. N. Acion
Kansas
Germany
World Court of Justice
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Africa
U. S
Rhodesia
Yorkshire Post
England
Russia
Europe
Asia
China
Tibet
India
Nagaland
Kashmir
Egypt
Yemen
Sudan
South- West
Mortar attack hits Da Nang Marine heliport
Viet Cong fired at least 30 mortars at the U S Marine heliport Seabee hospital complex in Da Nang Viet Nam. Four helicopters damaged seven Marines wounded none killed three wounded at the Navy Hospital and four more at the Seabee compound nearby. The site lies about two miles from Da Nang city and three from the main U S air base.
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DA Nang
U.S. Marine
U.S
U.S. Navy
Mrs Hemingway Loses Literary Rights Suit
A New York judge rejected Mary Hemingway widow of Ernest Hemingway's claim that A E Hotchner's book Papa Hemingway violated the Hemingway estate literary rights. Justice Francis P Murdoch ruled against Mrs Hemingway in the Friday decision.
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New York
Mary Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway
A. E. Hotchner
Papa Hemingway
Hemingway
State Supreme Court
Francis P. Mur
Judge Rules No Confidential Relationship In Hemingway Case
The suit against Hotchner and Random House, Inc. claimed materials in a book violated a confidential relationship with Hemingway. Judge Murphy ruled there is no confidential relationship or joint venture and no proof of mutual property.
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Phy Jr
Hotchner
Hotchner and Random House, Inc
Murphy
Two-Car Crash Injures One at 9th and Tenn
At 8 33 this morning a two car collision at 9th and Tenn left Judith C Schlitter 23 of 1300 Tenn St in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with possible neck and back injuries. She rode as a passenger in a station wagon driven by Raymond E Muller 55 of Westchester Ill The other car was driven by Aloysisa A Frischenmeyer 51 of Chanute Minor damage to both vehicles and x ray planned for Schlitter.
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Tenn
Lts
Judith C. Schlitter
Tenn. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Raymond E. Muller
Westchester, Il
Solar flares emit high energy particles in twisted streams
Solar flare events release high energy particles that travel in structured streams. Researchers note these streams twist around each other as they propagate through space, influencing space weather and potential impacts on satellites and communication systems.
Lawrence to hike police and fire budgets amid growth plans
The city plans a 1967 budget with a 46 673 increase for police salaries and five new officers to form a fourth patrol district. A 650 auxiliary power plant for the police station, a 10 percent fire budget rise, and a Snorkel fire truck are slated. Pensions rise, contingency funds exist, and a 27 percent general operating fund funds salaries. City Hall upgrades and budget boosts for commissions and offices accompany the plan.
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Wells
Topeka
Commission
Well
Lawrence
Cleveland
City Hall
City Commission
Ken Thompson
Deadline Extended For Sunflower Plant Electricians Return
Hercules Inc contractors at the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant extended the return deadline for two striking electrical units to 8 a.m. Monday. Plant manager Lew J. B. Talley said the move gives the union time to contact remaining members while production proceeds and no major electrical problems have occurred.
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Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
Hercules Inc
Lew J. B. Talley
Talley
Crafton remembered KU theatre pioneer and mentor
Former KU faculty member Prof. Crafton helped found University Theatre at Lawrence and built KU’s first resident company. He mentored students including Pulitzer winner William Inge and collaborated with William Kuhlke on productions such as An American Medley. Crafton lived at 2202 N H St and studied archives in Lawrence and Topeka. He held degrees from Knox College Harvard University and taught at Wabash and Carleton before joining Mount Oread.
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Crafton
William Inge
Lawrence
University Theatre
Old Fraser Theatre
K.U
N.H. St
William Kuhlke
Mount Oread
Kuhlke
Knox College
Harvard University
Wabash College
Carleton College
Lawrence Concerts by Midwestern Camp at KU Murphy Hall
The Midwestern Music and Art Camp choir and orchestra will perform at 2 15 p m Sunday in Murphy Hall Kansas University. The camp band gives a 7 p m show in Murphy Hall. Both concerts are free to the public. Wells stated the city may raise merit pay for employees if the budget passes. The attorney position may become full time, possibly eliminating the assistant city attorney role.
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Kansas University
Murphy Hall
City Attroney
Wells
Wescoes Return After Airline Strike
Kansas University Chancellor Clarke Wescoe his wife and son David flew back to Lawrence after a 13 day stay in England halted by an airline strike. Wescoe described the journey including hops via Pan American and Phillips Petroleum Company planes and noted his England trip as a U S delegate in a university association meeting. He also said he saw Queen Elizabeth in London during their visit.
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Kansus University
Clarke Wescoe
David
Lawrence
England
Wescoe
Strong Hall
London
Pan-American
Trans World Airlines
Washington, D. C
Washington
Phillips Petroleum Company
Kansas City
U. S
Michigan
Iowa
Chicago
Queen Elizabeth
Fulbright Questions Johnson Asia Policy After Ky Meeting
Fulbright labeled the Honolulu declaration a Johnson Doctrine for Asia and cited broad commitments from Johnson and Ky. He warned senators were uninformed and questioned whether Asians want to join the Great Society. Moyers disputed Fulbright’s assumptions at the White House.
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Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
Asia
Fulbright
The
Great Society
White House
Moyers
Ervin Proposes Amendment After Miranda Ruling
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. introduces a constitutional amendment to curb Supreme Court limits on police interrogation after the 5 4 Miranda decision requiring warnings and legal counsel. He argues the ruling hampers criminal justice administration and favors individuals.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Supreme Court
North Carolina Democrat
Arrest of 17YearOld Under City Litter Ordinance
Police arrested a 17 year old after seeing him throw litter from a car on Massachusetts Avenue. He was charged with drunkenness and released to his mother. He will appear in Juvenile Court Thursday, the first arrest under the city litter ordinance adopted earlier in 1965.
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Massachusetts
State Chamber Directors Meet in Lawrence Event
State Chamber directors will attend a Lawrence Chamber social hour before a two day board meeting. Lawrence Chamber hosts with help from Russell Mosser Bob Payne and other State Chamber members. 1966 officers Henry Jamesson Carl Suderman Harrison Johnson C Kilker Carl Nordstrom listed.
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State Chamber
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Chamber
Russell Mosser
Bob Payne
Lawrence
Lawrence State Chamber
Sowers
Thomas
Henry Jameson
Abilene
Carl K. Suderman
Newton
Harrison F. Johnson
Independence
C. C. Kilker
Carl Nordstrom
Luci Johnson asks lawmakers to skip wedding gift collection
Washington AP Luci Johnson the president's daughter who is about to marry asks Congress not to start a collection for a wedding present She says she desires a personal wedding and that the goodwill of Congress friends is ample joy for them.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
House
Congress
Communists Admit Food Shortages in Viet Nam War Areas
The Viet Cong reports food shortages due to intensified fighting in central Viet Nam and Gia Dinh Province. Guerrillas mobilize civilians and troops to grow rice and crops, urging thrift and production while blaming U S bombardment for difficulties. The broadcasts call for expanded acreage and manpower to feed the masses and sustain resistance.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Gia Dinh
National Liberation Front
U.S
Liberation Radio
Voice
Viet Cong
Nitze weighs fate of 19 Vietnamese sailors in U S custody
Secretary Nitze says the United States is considering the future disposition of 19 North Vietnamese sailors held as prisoners after the Gulf of Tonkin engagement. He did not rule out a possible prisoner exchange with U S airmen. Secretary Rusk urged joint Geneva talks with Britain and the Soviet Union to seek a peaceful Vietnam settlement and warned against escalating to a general war.
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Navy
Paul H. Nitze
United States
Nitze
U. S
Hanoi
Gulf of Tonkin
South Viet Nam
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Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Britain
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Southeast Asia
Rusk
International Platform Association
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Explosion at remote site prompts safety concern
The statement notes that the explosion involved dangerous equipment but the operators were distant and protected. The policy remains to disclose information when asked, though phone call releases may be warranted in certain situations.
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Roper
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