Congress Briefed Closely to Avoid Future Complaint
Washington AP report says the Johnson administration seeks tight congressional briefing on the Middle East crisis to prevent post hoc complaints. Secretary Rusk and Defense Chief McNamara briefed Senate and House leaders on efforts toward a peaceful Arab Israeli dispute and no plan to challenge Egypt’s blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba. The briefing followed criticism over Vietnam policy including the Tonkin resolution and its military escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Middle East
Capitol
U.S
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Robert 8. McNamara
Senate
House
Rusk
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Vietnam
Fall of Tonkin
Southeast Asia
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Gulf of Tonkin
Hopes for Surveyor 3 Dampened as Night Falls on Moon
Pasadena AP reports night on the moon dimming hopes to revive Surveyor 3. The 620 pound craft landed April 19 and has not answered Earth commands amid the two week lunar night with temperatures dropping to 250 below zero. During operable days it sent 6315 photos and answered 5879 commands in digging experiments before May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
Earth
Surveyor 3
Ness City Road Reopened After Flooding Closure
Highway K96 west of Ness City was reopened Thursday after a two day closure caused by heavy rain flooding. The Kansas Highway Department reported the switchback flood condition had closed the route since Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ness City
Highway Department
Six Army men electrocuted at flag-raising scene
At a Little League field near Ft. Belvoir Virginia six Army enlisted men assigned to a community project were killed when a 40-foot flag pole toppled onto a 7200 volt line. Witnesses likened the scene to Iwo Jima as rescuers watched from a distance with power still live. The victims Charles P. Oliver Kenneth G. Steiner Marvin D. Harrison Paul D. Briggs Anthony B. Evans and Charles M. Whaleyn were all from Fort Belvoir and had worked all week at the field preparation for local youth teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Iwo Jima
Washington
Army
Ft. Belvoir
Charles P. Oliver
Vermilion
Ohio
Kenneth G. Steiner
St. Ann
Marvin D. Harrison
Jacksonville, Fla
Paul D. Briggs
Waco
Tex
Anthony B. Evans
Uniontown
Charles M. Whaleyn
Aberdeen
Bob Ramey
William Enos
Virginia
Little League Field
Army Base
Stock Unit Probes Alleged Market Fixing Amid Pentron Case
New York AP President Ralph S Saul of the American Stock Exchange says his exchange will pursue its own inquiry into alleged stock manipulation alongside a federal probe. The federal indictment charges six men from New York and Chicago with rigging Pentron Electronics stock, involving about one million shares and costing unwitting investors nearly two million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Ralph S. Saul
American Stock Exchange
Wall Street
American Exchange
Chicago
Pentron
Associated Press
Thursday
Osborn Andreas
Cleveland
Ohio
Harold Ballonoff
Pentron Electronics Corp
Spero Furla
Paul Heischuber
Robert Ness
Mark Rolland
Investments Associates
Mario Trombone
Shirley Temple as Possible Congress Candidate
Shirley Temple Black backs state senator Richard J. Dolwig for the House seat after J. Arthur Younger’s announcement to retire. If Dolwig declines, Temple says she would not rule herself out as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside
Calif
Shirley Temple
Congress
J. Arthur Younger
Richard J. Dolwig
Atherton
Younger
Shirley Temple Black
Dolwig
Rep Cain resigns from Kansas House post
State Rep W Lee Cain of Independence resigns from the Kansas Legislature effective today. He says he has been named acting postmaster of Independence with a formal letter to follow. Gov Docking will appoint a replacement after Democratic precinct committee members of the 8th district select Cain’s successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
W. Lee Cain
Independence
Robert Docking
Kansas
Cain
Docking
Douglas County sewer district costs and hearings set
Douglas County Board fixes costs for Sub-Sewer District No. 3 at 9000.18 and schedules hearings for June 12 1967 in Lawrence. Notices mailed to landowners list parcels, assessments over 20 years, and publication planned in the official paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Tournal-World
Kansas
Perena Colyer
John E
Ethel B
23Rd Street
Es Brown
Charles J & McBride
Robert L
Massachusetts
St. Lawrence
Ixrische
Georgs
Meir
Sylvester A
Peter P & Joseph G
Missouri Street
Board of Feet
Eavayaaanenskys R-W Investment Company
Alabama Street
Southeast
B. A. Green Coast, Co. Inc. P. O
George Rental
Brooks
F. & Adams, Paul
Hoover St
Los Angeles
Calif
Pepe Aes Fay
Rsaaliwasvet
Kansas Power & Light Company
9Th & Tenn
Douglas County
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County Court House
Ansas
K.S.A
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
BOARD OF COUNTY _COMMISSIONRS
Commissioners
County Court House
Harvey Booth
Walter Kampschroeder
Travis Glass
Whierers
Douglas County Main Sewer District No. 9, Under and By Authority of
Black
Veathh
Pony Wig Pursuit After Pony Tail Vandalism
In Kansas City AP report, Tadley Dudley Tadlock seeks a wig for his Shetland pony after vandals cut off its tail at a Wyandotte County barn on 9901 Meek Road. The loss prevents entry in horse shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dudley Tadlock
Meek Road
Wyandotte County
Tadlock
Public Auction at 1145 Pa Lawrence June 3
Lat June 3 at 1 pm public sale at 1145 Pa Lawrence lists gas ranges refrigerators tables chairs bent wood auto washer buffet two lawn loungers ping pong table televisions lawn mowers rugs hall table drafting table radio record player lamps marble top dresser lounge chairs ladder bicycles games crushed marble roofing material and more. Terms cash. Not responsible for accidents. Hays Auction Service Harold and Mel Hays auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pang & Kitchen
Farmers Granted Five Day Wheat Cut Extension
Topeka report says a five day extension to cut wheat on excess acreage is granted to farmers in northwest Kansas. Senator James Pearson announced the delay after discussions with agriculture officials in Manhattan and Washington. If wet weather continues, another extension may be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Northwest
Kansas
James B. Pearson
Manhattan
Kan
Washington
Pearson
Woman Dies After Dress Made From Saturated Material
Miss Josephine Ramirez died of aplastic anemia after a dress made from dark blue leader material allegedly saturated with chemicals. Paterson Health Dept. says a former employee gave the fabric to three families. Universal Bonding and Processing Corp. denies having such material in the plant at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N.J
Josephine Ramirez
J. Allen Yager
Universal Bonding and Processing Corp
Totowa
Yager
Miss Ramirez
US golfers reach British Amateur semi finals at Formby
Bob Dickson Ron Cerrudo and Marty Steckman all members of the U S Walker Cup team reached the semifinals in the British Amateur at Formby England. Dickson defeated Tony Moss 7 3 and Cerrudo beat Mike Bonallack 5 4 to set up afternoon semis against Clark and Fleckman respectively. Clark defeated Jim Grant 3 2 to advance joining the three Americans in the final four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formby
England
Bob Dickson
Ron Cerrudo
Marty S*teckman
Gordon Clark
Dickson
Muskogee
Okla
Tony Moss
Clark
Cerrado
San Rafael
Calif
Mike Bonallack
Jim Grant
Wethersfield
Conn
Quitting Business Auction in Baldwin June 3 1967
A Baldwin Kansas going concern auction on June 3 1967 offers the entire business first and then individual items if needed. The inventory includes commercial fixtures appliances tables chairs bar equipment and extensive kitchen gear with auctioneers Needels and Pirsby listed and contact UN 2 2226 VI 4839.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High St
Baldwin
Kansas
National Cash Register
Grauman Soda Fountain
Thurmaduke
Garland
Trucold
Hobart
Frigidaire
Globe
Koch
Coleman
Enterprise
Gladys Tadlock
Baldwin State Bank
Bob Needels
Topeka
Bob Pirsby
Lawrence
Public Auction at 646 Maine Street Lawrence Kan
Auction listing for June 11 1967 at 1 p m features four chair dinette set antique tables iron magazine rack dining chairs kitchen utensils dishes sewing items linens and other miscellany with more items too numerous to mention. Auctioneer C G Skillett Skiles and clerks Billebert Ken Rehmer. Lawrence National Bank listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Maine St. Lawrence
Kan
Amr & Mrs
A. FF. Lebomibarb
C. G. ‘Skillett’ Skiles
Billebert
Ken Rehmer
Lawrence National Bank
Public Auction At H and H Furniture June 4 1967
Liquidation sale at H and H Furniture and Antique Store 934 Massachusetts Street on Sunday June 4 1967 at 2 pm features extensive antique and modern items. Cash terms require payment in full and removal only after payment.
Public Auction Near Lawrence For Walter Tidd Estate
On Saturday June 3 1967 at 12 p m a public auction will be held at Kanawaka Store seven miles west of Lawrence along Hi Way 40. Items include furniture rooms of goods appliances a TV sets several bedroom suites a pick up camper and assorted tools and supplies. Terms are cash with items sold as is and the owners are Walter Tidd and Mrs. Tidd. Auctioneered by C G Skillett with clerks Bill Lebert and Ken Rehmer. Kane waka Home Demonstration group will provide lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawaka
Lawrence
Hiway
Homart
Kelvinator
Deep Freeze
Kenmore
Coronado
Walter Tidd
C. G ‘'Skillett
Bill Lebert
Ken Rehmer
Lawrence Natl
Kane Waka Home Demonstration Group
Large Linwood auction lists household goods and antiques
An auction near Methodist Church in Linwood Kansas on Sunday June 4 offers a wide assortment. Items include two TVs, multiple sofas and chairs, beds, dressers, dining sets, appliances, kitchenware, tools, antiques, and more with cash terms and immediate removal after settlement. Owner Mrs Kula Lamb and auctioneer Colonel Bob Roper provide contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Linwood
Kansas
Sale
Sharp
RCA
Admiral
Westinghouse
G.I. Ringer
Electrolux
Kula Lamb
Bob Roper
Mudora
For Sale Thoroughbred German Shepherd Puppies
Weekend and evening calls after 7. For sale puppies include male $15 and female $10. Also listing 8th Street Shoe Repair and Charming Ranch features with low taxes and updated home details. Call VIU-174L or VIU-8263 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Street
Sth
Charming Ranch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ness City Road
Kansas Legislative Council
Council
Rimmerman, Aimmermany & Nichols, Inc
Haskell Avenue
Kans
Zaimmerman, Aimmerman & Nichols, Inc
Almmerman, Yimmernan & Nichols, P's Inc
Taskell Avenue
Begin
Almiumernan, Almmermaan & Nichols, Inc
Kansas & Less
World Company
Lidie, Seabees
Mast Line
Alabamie Street
Ldo
I Nvestment Co
Alabama
State
Lawrence Industrial de- Lawrence
S. Je
Derby Grain Corp. Inc
Burnett
Gene
Mast 22Nd Street
Law
John
Colyer Company
TAO
Mast Raley, Krank
Jr & Woldensaul
Herbert
Aremsenenseneestes
D. J. Mathla
Gertrude Owens
State of
Ralph M. King Jr
North Lawrence
Perry
City of
Kentucky
State of Kansas
William JD. Blackford
Theodore Ryman
John Styman
F. Slater
Benjamin P. Slater
David M. Smith
Deborah M. Slater
J. M. Smith
Julia R. Smith
James A. Dick
Mary Dick
Norman Chris
Lian Nelson
Maria Nelson
Josiah Miller
James M. Hendry
Henry Hiatt
The
Win Mount Town Company
K.P. Thomas
Francis P. Thomas
C. A. Lamb
Curtis A. Lamb
John Hiatt
Fanny M. Lamb
Nancy D. Hiatt
Edward L. Welling
Edward Welling
Harriett J. Welling
Harriett Welling
Edward M. Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson
Neaman Christian Nelson
N. C. Nelson
I. A. Strauss
Alma Nelson
Col. B. F. Smith
Camilla O. Nelson
Johns. Holmes
Wm. Lorenzen
Beacon Oil Co., Inc
Leo J. Decker
J. Bertram Quinn
N. FL Duffens
Andrew Willson
Marilyn Oil Company
William Lorenzen
Anna KE. Weimer
Central States Oil and Gas Co., Inc
J. Neuner
Weimer
Guy B. Weimer
Alma Ruth Wilson
Springer & Springer
Raymond Sanford
Sarah W. Sanford
Halderman
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe
Lecompton
Beal
Reeder
Pony
Hays Auction Service & Others
Harold
Mel’* Hays
Miler
J. West
North 2Nd St
Pence-Owens
H & H Furniture & Antiqua
Massachusetts Street
H & H Furniture & Antique Store
Skiles
Will Lebert
Lawr
Nath Bank
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