Three Soldiers Die In Israeli Syrian Border Clash
An Israeli border clash with Syria left two Israelis and one Syrian dead as fighting continued near Kfar Hanassi. The same day Gen Moshe Dayan was named defense minister in Israel amid warnings from France and rising regional tensions.
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Israel
Syria
Middle East
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Dayan
Kfar Hanassi
United States
Jordan
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Paris
Soviet Union
Britain
KU Baccalaureate to Feature Almquist in Memorial Stadium
Kansas University holds baccalaureate services at 7 30 p m Sunday in Memorial Stadium or Allen Fieldhouse if rain. Dr L Arden Almquist Evangelical Covenant Church executive secretary of world missions delivers talk Born Free. Strong Hall led march to stadium with KU commencement band and carillon recital by Albert Gerken. Robert DeGeorge reads scripture James Woelfel gives benediction. Citation March ends program with carillon selections.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Allen Fieldhouse
L. Arden Almquist
World Missions
Evangelical Covenant Church of America
Belgian Congo
Strong Hall
Campanile Hill
Albert Gerken
University Carillonneur
Robert T. DeGeorge
James Woelfel
Kansas School of Religion
W. Clarke Wescoe
Union
The
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Murphy Hall
Oliver Hall
Phi Beta Kappa
Wescoe
Robert Docking
Clement Tall
Coffeyville
Kansas Board of Regents
Weather Outlook Brightens for Northeast Kansas
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with warmer daytime temps. Tonight through Sunday lows near mid 50s and highs around 80, with sunrise at 6 56 a.m. and sunset at 8 41 p.m.
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Kansas
Soviet ship bombed in Cam Pha port sparks warning
Soviet Tass reports the 3358 ton Turkistan was bombed in Cam Pha near Hai Phong with two crew wounded. A Gromyko note warned the US to avoid actions endangering Soviet ships. In Houston, a Harris County Grand Jury indicted five Texas Southern University students for murder in a riot linked police officer deaths and injuries May 16 17.
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Turkistan
Cam Pha
Haiphong
Tass
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S
Soviet Union
Houston, Tex
Harris County
Texas Southern University
Louis R. Kuba
Robert G. Blaylock
Allen D. Dugger
Security Council Deadlocked Over Mideast Crisis
The United Nations Security Council remained tightly deadlocked over the Middle East crisis with no agreement on a U S or Egyptian proposal. A postponement to Saturday followed failed private talks and Russian reluctance to state preferred action. The U S resolution urged restraint and diplomacy per Secretary General Thant's appeal.
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U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Council
U.S
U.N
Israel
U Thant
Arthur J. Goldberg
US and Britain seek sea aid in Aqaba stand
The United States and Britain consult with a dozen maritime nations on a declaration for free and open passage through the Egyptian blockaded Gulf of Aqaba. The plan aims to assure Israel's access while seeking universal freedom of passage to avert war in the Middle East.
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Elath
Israel
Levi Eshkol
David Ben-Gurion
Gulf of Aqaba
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Eshkol
Abba Eban
United States
Dayan
Sinai
Ben-Gurion
Cairo
al Ahram
Nasser
Levhi Eshkol
Egypt
Suez Canal
Red Sea
U.S
Constantinople
Britain
Intrepid
U.S. Defense Department
Vietnam
Kuwait
Abdul Rahman Alatiqi
Middle East
Hassan II
Morocco
Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Senate
House
Wilson
White House
Saturday Wreck Rated as Worst Ever in Lawrence
Four people died in a four fatality wreck near 15th and Town Streets during a cloudburst last Saturday. Kansas University sophomore William K. Candlin and three KU coeds Shannon Hyten Suzan Akers and Georgia Ethridge perished. KU freshman Ronald Woelk survived with a healed arm, and the incident is noted as Lawrence’s costliest loss of life.
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Town Sts
Lawrence
William K. Candlin
Lawrence Ave
Kansas University
Suzan Akers
Fort Scott Kan
Georgia Ethridge
Midland Park
N. J
Kaw River
Robert Faulconer
Arkansas City
Henry Lewis Jr
Salina
Carlton Dickinson
Kansas
KU Alumni Pack Hill With 95th Commencement Weekend
Lawrence hosts Kansas University alumni and parents for the 95th annual KU commencement. Registration opens Saturday in the Kansas Union with reunions for the Gold Medal Club and classes from 1912 to 1942. Events include dinners, a Mortar Board reception, board meetings, open houses, and a Sunday campus tour schedule leading to Monday commencement with Wescoe Docking and Tall as speakers.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Kansas Union
Gold Medal Club
Law
Mortar Board
KU Alumni Association Board of Directors
Kappa Kappa Gamma
KU Endowment Association Board of Directors
KU Art Museum
Department of Design
Strong Hall
Wesley Foundation
Sunny skies return to Lawrence with warming forecast
After heavy rain, Lawrence enjoys clear skies today as the weather bureau predicts a five day warming trend with no rain. Northeasterly flow brings sun and temperatures in the 70s, averaging two to five degrees above the seasonal normal through Wednesday.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
McNamara orders halt to hazardous military drinking rituals
Defense Secretary McNamara ordered an immediate halt to initiation style drinking ceremonies in all services and instructed reviews due by June 15. The move follows the death of Lt Ronald Greer Reeves at Fort Bragg after a prop blast, a rite tied to airborne units dating from World War II.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Army
Navy
Air Force
Ronald Greer Reeves
Reeves
Clemson University
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Fr. Bragg
Airborne
John L. Throckmorton
18Th Airborne Corps
Secretary of the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Harold K. Johnson
Army Chief of Staff
Start Of Summer Term At Lawrence Unified Schools
Lawrence Unified Public School begins its summer program Monday for about 500 students in grades four through high school juniors. Elementary sessions run 8 am to 1 pm at Cordsley School with two seven week periods. Secondary courses at Lawrence High School offer credit toward graduation. An instrumental music program at LHS runs 8 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm with 17 dollar fees. A summer drivers education course at Central Junior High runs in two sessions through July 28 for students 14 and older in grades nine through 12.
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Lawrence Unified Public School
Cordsley School
Lawrence High School
LHS
Central Junior High School
Two Month Infant Slightly Injured in Car Mishap
A two month old infant Tina L Hoffmeier of Paola received minor injuries when the car carrying her jumped a curb on Locust Street near North Sixth Street at 6 55 pm. The infant, treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, was a passenger in a car driven by 46 year old Mary I McMillin of Paola who said she lost control. Auto damage was $575.
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Locust Street
North Sixth Street
Tina L. Hoffmeier
Paola
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mary I. McMillin
Iowa Sts
Jack B. Coffelt
Ismery Rd
Tommy W. Hughes
18Th St
Coffell Auto
Hughes
Open Bowling Sat and Sun at Hille Crest Bowl
Local ad announces bowling sessions on Saturday and Sunday at Hille Crest Bowl. Details include times and contact for entrants seeking lanes and equipment rental.
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Hillecrest
Ady
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Crystal Room
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