Marcos cites 500 plus communists in central Luzon aided by unknown sources
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos told The Associated Press that more than 500 Communist terrorists in central Luzon receive massive help in arms and equipment, including stolen or illegally purchased American made automatic rifles from U.S. bases. He ordered 3,000 troops into four central Luzon provinces to combat a guerrilla band that has killed six people. He reported 62 local officials and former rebels have been liquidated for opposing the movement, and he described red extortion affecting Nueva Ecija Pampanga Tarlac and Bulacan. He said the renewed activity reflects international designs tied to South Vietnam involvement and that the government plans 11 army engineer battalions for civic action at home and abroad.
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Manila
Luzon
Philippine
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
Associated Press
U.S
Philippines
Nueva Ecija
Pampanga
Tarlac
Bulacan
Viet Nam
South
Government Study Shows Americans Getting Fatter
Washington reports a government study finding Americans weigh more than Canadians and Britons. The 1959 to 1962 survey of 6 672 adults notes averages by height and gender, citing meat pies ice cream and fried chicken as factors influencing weight gain among foreign students living with American families.
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Washington
Goodness
Tamara Magalotti
Forli
Italy
Nora Champen
Piura
Peru
Porky
Public Health Service
Investment Company Shares Closing Prices This Week
This week’s closing prices on investment company shares are provided by Barret, Fitch, North and Co. The quotations reflect market movements across listed funds and are intended for investor reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Market Report From Two Local Merchants
From Bowerstock's Mills: Wheat 1.80. yellow corn 1.28. milo 1.88. From Harwood's Market: Eggs grade A large 35, medium 24, undergrades 18, current receipts 24.
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Bowerstock’s
Harwood
Egg and butter price report from Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports wholesale egg prices by grade and size with large eggs at 80 percent yield priced around 43 to 44 cents per dozen and medium eggs at 34 to 35 cents. Butter remains unchanged at 81 cents per pound for grade A and grade Ab quarters.
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Kansas City
KC Livestock Market Report Cattle Hogs Prices
Kansas City AP report shows cattle 100 head, calves none. Hogs 1,800 head with barrows and gilts up 75-1.00, sows steady to higher. Prices quoted: 200-250 lb 25.75-26.50, 220-230 lb 26.50-26.75, 250-270 lb 25.25-25.75, 270-290 lb 23.75-25.25, 290-300 lb 22.50-24.00, sows 17.00-21.50. Sheep none.
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Kansas City
Reception Sunday For Sen Shultz
Public reception for State Sen Reynolds Shultz of Lawrence is set Sunday from 5 to 9 p.m. at Corinth Country Club Prairie Village. Shultz a candidate for the third district seat will speak at 6 30 and 8 p.m. Dr H C Palmer of Fairway will discuss the Viet Nam situation. His caravan will tour Miami Franklin and Anderson counties today.
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Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence
Corinth Country Club
Prairie Village
Shultz
Pamela Lane
Ronald L. Holmer
Johnson County
Citizens For
Sen. Shultz
Miami
Franklin
Anderson
Eudora Cpa
Johnson County Board of Realtors
Overland Park Kiwanis
Fairway
Leawood
Baldwin
Dodd Denies Paying His Plane Fare in 1964
Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut rejected claims that his February 1964 Los Angeles trip expenses were paid by the Senate and the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce. He said the Juvenile Delinquency subcommittee reimbursed only his wife’s ticket and that a $320.78 check from the Jaycees covered her air transportation. He noted the Jaycees invited him as principal speaker and that his former office manager handled billing.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Los Angeles
Senate
Exiles Form Anti Castro Alliance in Miami
Four Cuban exile groups join to form an anti Castro military alliance in Miami. The groups include Bay of Pigs veterans, Cuban Representation of Exiles, Commandos, and the 30th of November Movement.
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Miami, Fla
New Leader Installed for Identification Association
John Tyler of Miami Florida has been installed as president of the International Association of Identification in Winston Salem North Carolina AP reports his election and leadership role.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
John Tyler
Miami
Fla
International Association of Identification
Baldwin Faces Ongoing Water Shortage in 1967 Plans
Baldwin City grapples with a water shortage as Mayor Roger Martin cites limited pumping capacity and distance of wells from the city. Officials urge residents to curb nonessential use while work proceeds on a new pumping system and a one million gallon storage tower expected by summer 1967.
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Baldwin
Roger Martin
Martin
Baker University
Baldwin City
Memorial Hospital Admissions List
Memorial Hospital admits Nadine Christie Brenda Jones Nellie Johnston and baby, Elena Anderson, Verna Hammer Schmidt, Wendy Hud man, Leonard Tarr, Harold Morris, Allan Younkin, John Metz, Kent Marshall, Robert Gordon, Ronald Gundy, Shag Khageer, George Schloetzer, Frank Larosh, Stephen Phillips, 2235 Westchester, Route 5, Route 2, 407 W 12th St, 1236 La, 2329 Manchester, 2011 Miller Dr, 2564 Redbud La, 1722 W 24th St, 839 N Y, 2564 Redbud La, 1525 R I, 2340 La, 808 Tenn, 223 Ark, 2309 Manchester, 2125 Tenn.
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Nadine Christie
W. 12Th St
Stephen Phillips
Westchester
David Rinke
Ark
Shag Khageer
W. 24Th St
George Schloetzer
N.Y
Brenda Jones
Tenn
Nellie Johnston
Robert Gordon
Perry
Ronald Gundy
Elena Anderson
Kent Marshall
Manchester
Leonard Tarr
Harold Morris
Miller
Cuban scientists surface after Gulf chamber dive
Havana radio reported two scientists who lived three days in an inflated chamber at the gulf bottom returned safely to the surface, completing a submerged experiment monitored in Miami.
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Miami, Fla
Havana
Gulf of Mexico
Mystery Man in Boston Sparks Hughes Rumors
A private railcar arrival in Boston triggered speculation that Howard Hughes, the reclusive film and airline magnate, may be the visitor. Reports say guards kept onlookers away from two Pullmans and a pajama-clad man was escorted from the cars. Hughes, about 60, has been linked to Los Angeles seclusion and medical care.
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Boston
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Los Angeles
George Thorn
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
AIA Awards for 1966 67 Given to KU Students
The American Institute of Architects and its Foundation grant three 1966 67 awards to Kansas University students. Donald Craig Morris a Parkville Missouri senior earns a 400 Desco International Association scholarship and a 100 Waid Education Fund award. Roger Vander Bruegge a St Louis Missouri senior receives a 300 Biumcraft of Pittsburgh award. Mitchell A Brown a Lawrence junior earns 750 from the Waid Education Fund. Morris has led his class for three years and also gains a 100 Kansas City chapter AIA award plus a 400 Charles Haines scholarship via KU Endowment Association.
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American Institute of Architects
AIA Foundation
Kansas University
Donald Craig Morris
Parkville
Desco International Association
Roger Vander Bruegge
St. Louis
Biumcraft
Pittsburgh
Mitchell A. Brown
Lawrence
Waid
Mitchell Brown
Maine
Morris
Kansas City
Charles Haines
KU Endowment Association
New Use for Lasers in Army Artillery Support
Army scientists plan production portable rangefinders using laser beams for artillery forward observers. It would mark the first military use of the laser, a device producing a narrow, highly concentrated light beam.
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Washington
Ginseng Processed Into Pills Powder Tea And More
Ginseng root is transformed into pills powder tea wine and a wide range of tonics. The diverse products reflect a long history of herbal uses and commercial preparation methods.
Eight Persons Treated At Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eight individuals were treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room Friday for minor injuries. Names include Larry Lang Overbrook 12 cut finger Laura Jo Reed 6 839 N J bruised knee Brian Holecek 2 Omaha struck by glider on swing set cut forehead Laurie Beers 3 1036 N H fell from car cut forehead Susan Gray 7 1102 W 24th St Apt 3 fell injured right shoulder Mike Frederickson 13 710 N 5th cut knee Monty Boyd 25 1220 Prospect fell against a rock cut head Bill McCollum 26 Sunflower cut hand in a machine.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Larry Lang
Overbrook
Laura Jo Reed
N. J
Brian Holecek
Omaha
Laurie Beers
N. H
Susan Gray
W. 24Th St
Apt
Mike Frederickson
Monty Boyd
Bill McCollum
Clergy Call for Critique of U S Viet Nam Policy
In Geneva the World Conference on Church and Society was urged to adopt a report with sharp criticism of U S policy in Viet Nam. Meanwhile 72 American faith leaders urged President Johnson to refrain from reprisals over prisoners. The report condemns the massive U S military presence and bombing as unjustified and capable of widening the war and failing to stabilize South Viet Nam.
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Geneva
World Conference On Church and Society
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
South
Ocean bottom study planned by Scripps and NSF
Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the National Science Foundation announced a four year drilling and research program of the ocean bottom. The first part of the study will be supported by a 5.4 million dollar contract.
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San Diego, Calif
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
National Science Foundation
Wichita plans 26 block industrial park in north city
A plan to develop a 26 block area in north Wichita into an industrial park with urban renewal aid will be submitted to the City Commission next week. The proposal, costing about 1 171 000, calls for the city to pay 247 000 and a public hearing is set for August 30.
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Wichita
City Commission
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