Boston Rioting Injuries Mount After Nights of Violence
In Roxbury police report three nights of rock throwing looting arson and scattered sniper fire left more than 70 injured and 100 arrested with property damage running into millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roxbury
John A. Volpe
Royal Bolling
Michael E. Haynes
Franklin W. Holgate
Blue Hill Avenue
City Hospital
William A. Bradley
Grove Hall
Blue Fill Avenue
Baker University grads urged marching orders for century
Baker University President James Edward Doty addressing 125 graduates in Rice Auditorium urged them to follow marching orders as they enter the exciting twentieth century. Indiana Area Bishop Richard Campbell Raines delivered the commencement address, while Doty spoke on authenticity and responsibility for the modern world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
James Edward Doty
Baker University
Rice Auditorium
Doty
Baldwin
Richard Campbell Raines
Indiana
The
Methodist Church
Jesus
Lawrence
Barbara Kay Boyd
Robert Merlin Ford
Jerry Edward Hardesty
Osawatomie
Sharon Lee Hey
Paul Kendall Kincaid Jr
Rosalee Ellen Newman
Paul David Ulrich
Lois Schendel Denton
Wellsville
Pamela Kay Foreman
Linda Leeschendel
Lawton Editor Ned Shepler Dies After Heart Attack
Ned Shepler editor and publisher of the Lawton Morning Press and Constitution died Sunday following a heart attack. He led the Lawton paper for years and was a prominent figure in local journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton, Okla
Ned Shepler
Lawton Morning Press and Constitution
Unclear fragment hints at Serier day night event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Watsey unera Lome Vig all Mads and Servier day or night with no clear event or context to summarize.
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Watsey
Wescoe Pushes Campanile Walk In Commencement Plans
KU Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe said graduates may march down Campanile Hill or relocate to Allen Field House for the 95th EU commencement at Memorial Stadium. Final location decision due by 6 pm with a whistle signal plan if moved. Doctoral degree candidates would walk in the Stadium. others honored by pairs from each school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Campanile Hill
W. Clarke Wescoe
Memorial Stadium
Wescoe
Allen Fieldhouse
Seniors Receive Life Memberships at KU Alumni Breakfast
Barbara Wescoe and Joan McCabe led a KU senior wave earning life memberships in the KU Alumni Association during the senior breakfast at the Kansas Union. A long list followed, naming seniors from across Kansas and nearby states who received the lifetime designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wescoe
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Joan McCabe
Winona Ave
KU Alumni Association
Kansas Union
Kenneth Armstrong
Palmdale
Calif
Susan Geiger
Leavenworth
Marsha Jo Golub
Kansas City
Jerome Hagstrom Jr
Shawnee Mission
Joel Hamilton
Iuka
Ronald Hansen
Larned
Patrick Hansen
Scott City
Rick Harrington
Terrellante
Ind
Wallace Hinshaw Jr
Wichita
Joseph Hostetter
Thomasville
James Huntington
Bartlesville
Okla
Sharon Kampmeier
Vici Kampschroeder
David Kleier
Oxford
Merle Langdon
Fall River
Sallie Lillard
Salina
Kenneth Mathiasmeier
Arkansas City
James McGrane
Rockaway
N. Y
Marilyn Mohs
Overland Park
Sondra Moll
St. Louis
Gary Russell
Fort Scott
Charles Schooler Jr
Leawood
Charles Schooler
Saratoga
Robert Shaffer
Pratt
Ruth Shaffer
Cleo Smith
Daniel Sutter
Macksville
Joseph Tate
Centralia
Marianne Tinkler
Gyp
Two Thefts Reported In Local Incidents
John Tarver of 1025 Ind. St reported a camera valued at 300 and a 90 lens stolen from a locked car after 10 30 p m Saturday. Walter Wheeler of 1333 Penn St reported Sunday morning the theft of two radios valued at 60 from his apartment before 8 p m Saturday.
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John Tarver
Ind. St
Walter Wheeler
Penn, St
U.N. Delays on Cease Fire Over troop Withdrawal Clause
Security Council members debate an Indian draft calling for both sides to withdraw to positions held Sunday. Agreement on a cease-fire is likely, but views differ on mentioning withdrawals with the Soviet backing the Indian proposal. The United States prefers avoiding or limiting any withdrawal language.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Israel
Security Council
15-Nation Council
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Gulf of Aqaba
Pentagon denies 6th Fleet airstrike involvement in Middle East area
The Defense Department said all U S warplanes of the 6th Fleet are and have been several hundred miles from the conflict area. It rejected reports that 6th Fleet aircraft flew to Israeli airfields and engaged in air activity elsewhere in the Middle East Battle zone.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
6Th Fleet
Pentagon
Middle East
Rioters Set Fires at Embassies in Tunis
Demonstrators in Tunis set fire to the British Embassy and TWA offices, broke U.S. Information Agency windows, and forced evacuation of the British mission as protests flared over the Middle East conflict.
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Tunis
Tunisia
U.S. Information Agency
Trans World Airlines
Middle East
Four KU seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa honor society
Four Kansas University graduating seniors were elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Mary Jill Kleinberg of Winona Betty Arnold of Hosington Beverly Bower of Mission and Edward North of Clinton Iowa earned the honor. Initiation was at noon today in the Kansas Union. Previously 20 juniors and 57 KU seniors were elected earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas — University
Mary Jill Kleinberg
Jacob Kleinberg
Winona
Betty Arnold
Hosington
Beverly Bower
Mission
Edward North
Clinton
Iowa
Kansas Union
County to Operate Baldwin Junction Well Under Pact
The Douglas County Commission approved an agreement with the State Highway Commission allowing the county to operate and maintain a well at the U S 56 and 69 Baldwin Junction intersection. The county will repair any damage caused by operation. The commission also named Lawrence Leonhard to the Lawrence Douglas County Board of Health for a one year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Commission
State Highway Commission
Baldwin Junction
Lawrence Leonhard
Lawrence-Douglas County
Board of Health
Med Center Hit By Pay Strike at Kansas University
Non professional employees at the University of Kansas Medical Center strike for a 20 percent raise. About 200 of 400 union members attended a meeting and voted to strike. The hospital employs around 1,700 people with 550 beds and 430 to 450 patients.
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Kansas City
Bledsoe
Dietary Department
Miller
Wescoe Cites Medical Center Admission Delays Due to Strike
W Clarke Wescoe said defective admissions at the Medical Center are pending settlement of a strike. He called the strike serious and noted direct effects on dietary and housekeeping, with the cafeteria closed and elective admissions curtailed while emergency care continues.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Alaska Commander Dies After Float Plane Crash
Air Force Lt. Gen. Glen R. Birchard 53, commander in chief of the Alaska Command, died Saturday when a float plane flipped on takeoff from a remote lake on the Alaska Peninsula. A native of Grand Rapids Michigan, he had led the Alaska Command for under a year.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Glen R. Birchard
Alaska Command
Alaska Peninsula
Birchard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Area Seniors Among Those Commissioned
Seventeen area graduates from Kansas University earn commissions as Army Navy Marine or Air Force officers during Murphy Hall ceremonies. Recipients include seven local seniors among ROTC cadets and midshipmen with names and home addresses listed.
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T Area
Kansas University
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Murphy Hall
Alan Hitt
James K. Hitt
Army
Kent Dobbins
John W. Dobbins
Monty Nelson
Curtis T. Nelson
W. 22Nd St. Terr
Marine Corps
Lawrence Lindberg
Lawrence J. Lindberg
Route 3
Raymond Suffron
Charles Saffren
Miss
Tyson Travis
Kenneth Travis
W. 21St St
Stanley Hanson
Clell Hanson
Ohio
Air Force
Ralph Burrell
Overland Park
Bruce Cavitt
Kansas City
Herbert Drezins
Lincoln
Neb
David Hall
Wichita
Kenneth Hatfield
Russell Lavigne Jr
St. Charles
Delbert Moore
Topeka
Gary Morton
Leavenworth
Eric Peterson
Poughkeepsie
Twins Coach Wynn Denies Spitball Claim
Pinch hitting coach Early Gus Wynn of the Minnesota Twins insists he did not use a spitball, saying his knuckleball was better and that the accusation was unfounded.
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Early
Gus) Wynn
Minnesota Twins
KU commencement lists degree candidates from 45 states and foreign lands
The 1967 Kansas University commencement program catalogs degree candidates from 45 of 50 states and the District of Columbia plus 49 foreign lands. Nations listed include Algeria Argentina Austria Belgium Bolivia Cambodia Canada Chile Costa Rica Denmark Egypt England France Germany Greece Hong Kong India Indonesia Iran Iraq Japan Kenya Korea Kuwait Lebanon Libya Mexico Netherlands Nigeria Norway Pakistan Peru Philippines Saudi Arabia Somalia South Africa Southern Rhodesia Spain Sweden Switzerland Syria Taiwan Thailand Turkey Uganda Venezuela Vietnam Yugoslavia. Also noted are Boys State activities at KU with evening flag lowering ceremonies open to the public, 7:15 p.m. Tuesday through Friday near Lewis Hall Templin Hall area. Tree Prescription Delivery and Immediate Mail Service advertised by Raney Prius Stores.
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Kansas University
States
District of Columbia
Algeria
Argentine
Austria
Belgium
Bolivia
Cambodia
Canada
Chile
Costa Rica
Denmark
Egypt
England
Ethiopia
France
Germany
Grece
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Japan
Kenya
Korea
Kuwait
Lebanon
Libya
Mexico
Netherlands
Nigeria
Norway
Pakistan
Peru
Philippines
Saudi Arabia
Somalia
South Africa
Rhodesia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Taiwan
Thailand
Turkey
Uganda
Venezuela
Vietnam
Yugoslavia
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Kansas University Endowment Association Board of Trustees
Byron T. Shutz
Kan
Sas City
John W. Starr
E. H. Hashinger
la Jolla
Hashinger
Journal-World Photo
Bostons
Baker U. Grads
Lawton
Life
Med Center
A. V. Phillips
MCA
Sandra Roberts
Milpitas
Miss Roberts
Larry Wohlford
Journal-World
Jon Sweeney
Pittsburg
Paul Budd
Douglas Dienelt
Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
James Lewis
Batavia
N.Y. Navy
Dana Blair
Howard Foster
Cedar Vale
James Gossett
Glendale Mo
Stanley Graham
Winfield
William Lightstone
Coffeyville
Charles Mandelin
Philadelphia
James McHugh Jr
Richard Obenchain Jr
Myron Reed
Mapleton
Timothy Reed
Darien
Conn
Larry Rinne
Gardner
Charles Shaw
Cheshire
Peter Shepard
Edwardsville
Michael Sullivan
Thomas Toporowski
Warrington
Gary Appel
John Chambliss
William Fleming
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Hewins
Rockville
Gary Hilyard
Leslie Johnson
Wilsey
Omar Lehr
Columbia Heights
Minn
James Lindshield
Lindsburg
Lyle Dutton
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Terry Oldham
Bethel
Joseph Phillipp
Hiawatha
Robert Scribner
Leman Turrell
Douglas Walker
Belle Mead
N. J
Allen Hague
John Krug
Lewis Hall
Templin Hall
15Th
Raney Prius
Warren Mortuary
New Hampshire
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
William C. Warren
Len Dawson
K.C. Chief
Fiberglas
Len
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