Temporary Formula In Accord In Saigon Buddhist Crisis
South Viet Nam's military government and Buddhist representatives agreed on a temporary formula to expand the 10 man directorate by adding 10 civilians as a step toward a broader National Leadership Committee. Renewed rioting and threats of self-immolation followed as factions within Buddhism remained divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Buddhist Unified Church
Buddhist Institute
Viet ‘Nam
Busy Weekend For KU Chancellor Wescoe And Wife
A full weekend unfolds for Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe and Mrs Wescoe with hundreds of alumni events. They will greet Mount Oread graduates, attend luncheons and dinners, and participate in the centennial commencement including a speech and a procession at Memorial Stadium.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Campanile Hill
Wescoe
Mount Oread
Kansas Union
Kansas
Union
Pine Room
Alumni Association Board of Directors
Wescoes
KU Alumni Association
Craig Stevens
EU Endowment Association Trustees
Endowment Association Trustees
Jayhawk Room
Kansas Room
Hawk's Nest
North Cafeteria
McCollum Hall
Ellsworth Hall
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Air Force
Army
Marine
Murphy Hall
William Avery
A.H. Cromb
Mission Hills
Kansas Board of Regents
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Clement Hall
Coffeyville
Forrest C. Allen
la. St
Merrill W. Haas
Houston
Eudora Man Burned While Handling Fertilizer On Farm
A 21 year old Eudora man Allen Ott was burned on the face and hands while preparing anhydrous ammonia on Arden Ott’s farm one mile west and one quarter north of Eudora. He is listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The incident occurred at 6 10 a.m. when a hose burst and a valve loosened during filling of the applicator.
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Eudora
Sheriff’s Office
Allen Ott
Lawrence ‘Memorial Hospital
Ott
Arden Ott
Route 1
Notes in Milk Bottles Bring Plenty of Aid
Los Angeles AP Elmer Moss a milkman retired after 32 years on the Holmby Hills route. He placed farewell notes in bottles for customers in March and received honors on Tuesday including a certificate and a 1030.55 dollar check from the Presidents. His wife suggested Hawaii but Moss planned to think about how to spend the gift.
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Los Angeles
Elmer Moss
Moss
Holmby Hills
Hawaii
Local Youth Wounded In Self Inflicted Shot
Daniel A. McMillin, 17, of 2328 Murphy Dr, apparently shot himself in the left shoulder at 11 45 Tuesday, police said. He was at his sister and brother in law James Tomson’s home at 2114 Mitchell Rd and taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in good condition. Police reports say the wound was apparently self inflicted with no further details.
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Daniel A. McMillin
James Tomson
Mitchell Rd
Lawrence ‘Memorial Hospital
Bids Taken for Razing KU Strong Hall Annexes
Bids for razing Kansas University Strong Hall Annexes were received in Topeka. Low bidder George Champney of Topeka offered 2396 dollars 37 cents. Work starts on or after July 11 and must finish by September 3 to clear space for the Spencer Research Library funded by a 2 million dollar Spencer Foundation gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Univesity
Strong Hall
Topeka
George Champney
Keith Lawton
Kenneth A. and
Helen F. Spencer
Spencer Foundation
Kansas City
Hope Asks for Support For Eisenhower College
New York AP Bob Hope and former Treasury Secretary Robert B Anderson urged Americans to back Eisenhower College planned for Seneca Falls New York to mark the 50th wedding anniversary of former President Dwight D Eisenhower. The Eisenhowers will celebrate their golden anniversary on July 1 with Hope and Anderson as co chairmen of the anniversary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Bob Hope
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Eisenhowers
Hope
Anderson
Buddhist Leaders Linked to Self Immolations in Vietnam
James Marlow reports that extremist Buddhist leaders in Vietnam endorse self immolations aimed at pressuring the Ky government. He notes a leadership blessing, claims of nonviolence from Chau, and mentions Tri Quang’s threats while the U S government seeks unity.
Hospitals to fund skilled nursing facility plans in Douglas County
Hospital funding may support a 45 bed skilled nursing facility urged by the Douglas County Health Facilities Planning Council. leaders noted rate increases sting but necessary to pay reasonable salaries to attract numerous, highly skilled hospital staff amid shortages.
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Douglas County Health Facilities Planning Council
Johnson
Gifts to Southwestern 542 000 to Aid Studies
Southwestern College in Winfield Kansas announced three gifts totaling more than 42 000. Mr and Mrs Fred Messenger of Zenda Kansas gave 25 000 for an endowed scholarship for upperclassmen in religious education. Mr and Mrs E J Frantz of Conway Springs donated 80 acres in Sumner County valued at 17 000 for endowment use. The Watumull Foundation of Honolulu Hawaii contributed 300 to buy library books on India.
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Winfield, Kan
Southwestern College
C. Orville Strohl
Fred Messenger
Zenda
Kan
E. J. Frantz
Conway Springs
Sumner County
Watumull Foundation
Honolulu
Hawaii
India
Truman to Attend Washburn University Ceremony
Former President Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Truman will attend a Sunday luncheon at Washburn University as a courtesy to Georgia Neese Clark Gray former U S treasurer. Gray will receive an honorary doctor of business administration degree and RCA president Robert W Sarnoff will receive an honorary doctor of fine arts degree.
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Topeka
Harry S. Truman
Washburn University
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
U. S
Tree Trimmer Electrocuted Near Overland Park
A 34 year-old tree trimmer from Pleasanton Kansas Glenn Lewis was killed when the aluminum ladder he was using touched a 6900 volt power line in Overland Park Kansas. The accident occurred today and the victim was identified as Glenn Lewis of Pleasanton.
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Kansas City
Glennewis
Pleasanton
Kan
Overland Park
Court records detail multiple traffic fines and two public drunkenness cases
In a Police Court listing for Richardson Route 2 stop sign fines total 15 and Thomas Route 3 no license 50 among others for Avila 1627 R I St speeding with tail light defects 40 Wheatley 1911 Stewart speeding and school stop sign 25 George Oskaloosa speeding 11 Holder Route 5 excessive noise 15 Weber 1611 W 2 St Terr improper lane use 5 Get ter 2405 La St illegal use of tags 5 Kirwan Jr. 1012 Emery Rd stop sign 15 Stone 1800 Engel Rd speeding 20 Murphy 1341 Mass St excessive noise 10 Clock 2333 Ridge Ct speeding 11 and Cunningham Eudora drunk 25 Murray 933 Tenn St drunk 25.
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Daryl C. Richardson
Roger A. Thomas
Pedro A. Avila
R. I. St
James W. Wheatley
Stewart
William L. George
Oskaloosa
Richard W. Holder
Charlotte R. Weber
W. 2
St. Terr
Michael K. Getter
la. St
John S. Kirwan Jr
Emery Rd
Stephen D. Stone
Engel Rd
Gary A. Murphy
Mass, St
Robert L. Clock
Ridge Ct
Lawrence PTA Council to Meet on School Issue
The Curriculum Committee of the Lawrence Parent Teacher Association Council will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in room 105 at Lawrence High School for an open discussion on how parents should concern themselves with the schools A chairman and secretary will be elected for the coming year The Ellsworth bill to place joint jurisdiction on the Haskell Institute grounds by state local and federal agencies has passed both houses and awaits the president's signature to become permanent with Johnson’s action expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Parent Teacher Association Council
Lawrence High School
Senate
U.S
Robert F. Ellsworth
Haskell Institute
Parkinsons End Scholarship For KU Music Students
Mr and Mrs Henry Parkinson of Scott City establish a music scholarship at the Kansas University School of Fine Arts in memory of their son Harlan S Parkinson. The 1955 KU graduate died in Peru in April 1964 while serving as director of the Great Plains Wheat Association. He was decorated in 1962 by the Peruvian government with the Knight of Corrian Order.
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Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Henry Parkinson
Scott City
Harlan S. Parkinson
Harlan Parkinson
Great Plains Wheat Association
Peru
State approves summer youth jobs for 804 in eight Kansas areas
The U S Labor Department will fund 339 550 for eight Youth Corps projects in Kansas providing summer jobs for 804 youths aged 16 to 21. Local sponsors contribute 10 percent. Enrollments span Atchison Newton North Topeka Paola Topeka Catholic diocese Kansas City districts and the Kansas Park and Resources Authority with various federal shares totaling the listed amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
U. S. Labor Department
Atchison
Newton
Unified School District
North Topeka
Paola Public Schools
Topeka Board of Education
Catholic Schools
Diocese of
Wichita
Kansas City Board of Education
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Topeka
Dog Chases Bear Through Yard Near Arkansas City
Mrs. Charles Barr of rural Arkansas City reported a bear in her yard on Tuesday. Her family dog pursued the animal through clover before it disappeared. Game protector Clem Gillespie said the description matches small bears seen along the Kansas-Oklahoma border recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Charles Barr
Clem Gillespi
Kansas - Oklahoma
Johnson says progress toward South Viet Nam elections favorable
President Johnson voiced optimism about progress toward elections in South Viet Nam. He warned against panic over problems, praised the committee moving toward a constitutional government, and noted economy and Civil Rights talk at the White House conference. He stressed durable differences exist among attendees.
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Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Congress
White House
House postpones move on $17.8 billion defense bill
The House delayed action on a budget breaking military procurement bill worth 17.8 billion dollars delaying vote until Thursday. The measure, from the Armed Services Committee, was 931 million above the original request and drew sharp criticisms at Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Teenager Injured In County Car Crash On Michigan Road
A 16 year old youth, David M. Mast of Route 1, was treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after losing control of his car at 7 50 am on Michigan Road a quarter mile north of Lawrence. The car struck a utility pole and damage was about 450 dollars according to the sheriff's office.
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David M. Mast
Route 1
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Michigan Road
Lawrence
Sheriff's Office
Fliers Use New Weapons to Halt Ground Barrages
SAIGON AP reports American air crews deploy two new weapons in the third day of renewed strikes against North Viet Nam. Air Force and Navy describe a new ordnance and an improved Bullpup missile aiding precise raids on Yen Bay rail and supply complex 80 miles northwest of Hanoi.
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Nguyen van Thien
Nguyen Cao Ky
National Leadership Council
U.S
Hue
Buddhist Institute
Johnson
North
Viet Nam
Yen Bay
Red River
Hanoi
Saigon
Gia Long
Saigon Radio
National Leadership Committee
U.S. Navy
Buddhist Youth Center
Minh
Tran van Do
Thich Thien Minh
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Navy
Protest Continues Over Submarine Visit to Japan
In Yokosuka hundreds of leftist students clashed with riot police in front of a U.S. Navy base during the fourth day of demonstrations against the nuclear submarine Snook visit. About 10 000 left wing protesters shouted Go home Yankee and Get out of Viet Nam, injuring many. The Snook arrived Sunday for a recreation visit and sails Friday with a 97 man crew.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S
Viet Nam
Family thanks for kindness after bereavement
The family of John W. Taylor expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers food and kindnesses during bereavement. They extend appreciation to the Lawrence Fire Dept Douglas County Leavenworth County Johnson County Shawnee County Sheriff’s Depts skin divers boatsmen Stokley Van Camp and others for their efforts and support. Allan Viola Hadl and family Mr and Mrs Edward Hadl Donald Hadl Loren Hadl Mrs Bourke Jardon.
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John W. Taylor
Lawrence Fire Dept
Douglas County
Leavenworth
Johnson County
Shawnee County
Sheriff’s Depts
Stokley-Van Camp
Jean Louise Hadl
Allan
Viola Hadl
Edward Hadl
Donald Hadl
Loren Hadl
Bourke Jardon
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Allied Military Assistance Command
Rumsey Neral
Lodge
Lawrence Lodge of Perfection
Robert L. Etherton
V. M
L. J. Alber
New York School
South Park
Jacob Luthi
Journal-World Photo
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
United States
Tam Chau
Chau
Tri Quang
New York Times
Rusk
Southwestern
Truman
Washburn
Wilbur Cunningham
Wilfred C. Murray
Tenn. St
Ellsworth
U.S. House
Sub
National Baseball Congress
Monuments Lawrence Memorial Co
Oth
Indiana
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