U S Planes Bomb Targets in North Vietnam
American jets conducted 113 strike missions over North Vietnam and five B52 raids in South Vietnam. MiGs engaged, three shot down. two Americans killed and 34 wounded at English air field. South of the DMZ, Marines faced mortar attacks with two dead and 13 wounded at Khe Sanh. fuel and ammo losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
Phantom
South Vietnam
Highlands
English
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
U.S
Binh Dinh
Controversy Over Bishop Myers Unification Proposal
In San Francisco Episcopal Bishop C Kilmer Myers urged Anglicans and Protestants to unite under the Roman papacy citing Middle East war threats and Gulf of Aqaba blockade as a call to end disunity The response was mixed with some protests and cautious Catholic openness to dialogue and Vatican review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Christendom
Episcopal
C. Kilmer Myers
Grace Cathedral
Middle East
Myers
Gulf of Aqaba
Nob Hill
James Pike
Joseph McGuecken
Vatican
Planes Redirected to Libya as Precaution
The Pentagon says 20 U.S. military transport planes are being sent from Europe to Wheelus Air Base Libya to evacuate dependents and other citizens if needed. The move follows a request from the U.S. ambassador to Libya and is described as precautionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
Washington
U.S
Europe
Wheelus
Pentagon
4 H Rotary hears 4 H goals from Booth and Utermoehlen
Lawrence Rotary Club hears Bette Booth and Ralph Utermoehlen outline 4 H aims. Booth recalls nine years in 4 H and compares youth to Communist country regimentation. They urge adult support for the 4 H Foundation and Kansas 4 H Foundation. Utermoehlen calls 4 H an educational program aiding schools churches and homes. He notes urban growth and will keep focusing on youth leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
4-H
U.S
Booth
4-H Foundation
Rock Spring
Miss Booth
Kansas
America
Rhodes Joins Two Kansas Industry Boards
Warren Rhodes, president of the First National Bank of Lawrence, was named a director of the State Chamber and also joined the Kansas Development Credit Corporation board. Rhodes is a former Lawrence Chamber of Commerce president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rhodes
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Kansas
Rhodes
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Kansas Development Credit Corporation
Summer Music Camp Opens at Kansas University
More than 400 junior high students from across the nation attend the Junior High Music Camp opening Wednesday at Kansas University. Registration starts 9 a.m. in Oliver Hall with concerts scheduled at 2:30 and 5 p.m. in University Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Oliver Hall
University Theatre
Richard Brummett
Winfield High School
Loren Crawford
Weber College
Ogden
Utah
Leroy Esau
Moon Public Senou's
Curt
Ras Meadowbrook
Shawnee Mission
Paul Young
Shawnee Mission North High School
Oliver, Lewis and Templin
Iloch Auditorium
Youth Held After Burglary At Traders Pawn Shop
A 16 year old boy from Portland Oregon was detained by Lawrence police after a burglary at Traders Pawn Shop on 15 KE. 8th St. He was found with a bag containing guns and shells and is to be turned over to Portland authorities. He had been staying with his sister in Lawrence. Two other thefts were reported: a motorcycle valued at 100 dollars stolen from 1300 Ohio St and an amplifier worth 380 dollars taken from the Red Dog Inn at 642 Mass St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Douglas County Juvenile Court
Traders Pawn Shop
Portland
Ore
8Th
Mass. Sts
Dennis Moore
Ohio St
Rick Moors
Prairie Village
Red Dog Inn
Mass
St. Moors
Kansas University
KU Seniors End Four-Year Stint on Mount Oread
Kansas University senior class caps four years with a class breakfast in the Kansas Union. Chancellor Wescoe attended as the Last Gasp issue announced class awards. Gifts include a room furnishing grant of about 4500 dollars and 32 life memberships in the KU Alumni Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Alumni Association
A. H. Cromb
Mission Hills
Kansas Board of Regents
Ellis D. Bever
Wichita
Cromb
Theodore K. Lawless
Chicago
Ruth Garver Gagliardo
Lawrence
Journal-World Photo
Oread
Kansas University
Mount Oread
Kansas Union
W. Clarke Wescoe
Harry Wiles
Topeka
President Union
KU Alumni Association
Agnes Wright Strickland
Bruce Warren
Emporia
Warren
Summerfield
Student Union Activities Board
SUA
KU Phi Delta Theta
Owl Society
Sachem
Phi Beta Kappa
Bill Wohlford
Geneseo
Wohlford Earler
Mike Getto
Ormond Beach
KU Law School
Wescoe
Barbara
Harvest Delayed In Douglas County By Rains
The county's early wheat harvest is delayed about two weeks due to heavy rains totaling more than 7 inches. ASC office manager Eben Farley says harvest may start after June 18 if fields dry enough, with some wheat still damp. Last year drought held up the crop, ending with far below normal rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Eben Farley
ASC
Farley
Co-Op
Guy B. Augustus
Route 3
Kansas Plans Litter Bag Distribution Campaign
Governor Robert Docking announced that the State Department of Economic Development will soon distribute plastic litter bags as part of a statewide effort to keep Kansas beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Docking
State Department of Economic Development
Kansas
KU Class of 1942 Funds Centennial Room at Union
Kansas University 1942 graduates will donate funds to furnish the Centennial Room in the Kansas Union as a reunion luncheon gift. Gift chairman is John Peters of Lawrence. City Commission expected to move regular meetings to 2 p.m. Tuesdays to ease late-hour attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
The
Kansas Union
University
Union
John Peters
Lawrence
Brisk Rally Spurs Market After Monday Loss
The New York stock market opened with a brisk rally as the Dow Jones average rose 10.48 points to 858.25 by 10 30 a m after a sharp Monday loss amid Middle East war tensions. Trade ran three minutes late amid active activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle East
New York Stock Exchange
Progress on Kansas toll road bonds advances
Kansas Highway Director John Montgomery reported early progress on issuing bonds for the Kansas City to Galena toll road. Key figures Gale Moss and William Timmerman drafted routing resolutions and handled admin steps to proceed with a bond sale. Governor Docking, Turnpike Authority leaders, and Moss work toward funding and finalizing the bond plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka. Kan
John Montgomery
Kansas City-Galena
Montgomery
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Gale Moss
William Timmerman
Moss
el Dorado
Kansas Turnpike
Robert Docking
Timmerman
Kansas-Missouri
Robert Duncan
Turnpike Authority
Duncan
Docking
The
Kansas Finance Council
Law Library Plaque Honors Oklahoma Father Son at KU
A commemorative plaque and photographs honoring Bartlesville natives John H. Kane and John M. Kane were placed in the Kansas University Law School library. Dean James K. Logan dedicated them during a pre commencement ceremony, noting the Kane family endowed KU's first law professorship in 1966 with a $100,000 gift as part of the $18.6 million Program for Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Logan
May Building Records Permit Totals Hit New High
May permits totaled 1 869 050 setting a city record while the year to date stands 354 916 below last year. A 1 200 000 building permit for Crossgates Inc. at 2100 2200 W 26th St boosted the total with two apartment buildings. The year to date permits top 4 395 000, and the final 1966 total was 7 549 856, behind 1965 but still second on city records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Jorgenson
Crossgates Inc
26Th St
Lawrence
Gordon Evans
Terrace Rd
Jack Sprecker
Ky. St
Gene Fritzel
Quail Creek
Rev. A. L. Parker
Ark. St
C. F. Stinson
Main Ct
Hird Construction Co
W. Tth . St
Western Homes Inc
Dwight Perry
8Th St
Terr
19Th &T
Associated Builders
Providence
Herren and Westerhouse
J. D. Stinson
W. 27Th St. Terr
Providence Rd
James Hemphill
Alvamara Estates
EX Sprecker
27Th St
Jim Black
Stratford Rd
Park Hetzel
Conn. St
6Th St
Charles A. Mayer
Iowa St
Open Golf Tournament Ad at Hillcrest Course
Advertisement for the 49th Open Golf Tournament scheduled Sunday June 11 1967 at Hillcrest Golf Course. Event highlights and entry details appear in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Hillcrest
Kansas University Summer Session Opens with Enrollment Expectation
The KU summer term starts with registration Friday and Saturday, classes run Monday to August 2, exams August 3 to 5. Director George B. Smith expects over 5,000 in summer enrollment, with 4,687 last year and 36 cross registered at the Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
George B. Smith
Mount Oread
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
McCollum
Miller and Watkins
Stephenson and Pearson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Education School
Card of Thanks from Wesley Deckwa
Thanks for remembering me during my hospital stay. Gratitude to my church class, Clearfield Church, and to Drs. Mitchell Jones and Manahan and all the nurses on Memorial Hospital third south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Church
Mitchell, Jones and Manahan
Third
Memorial Hospital
Wesley Deckwa
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N. Viet
Lodge
Lawrence Lodge of Perfection
Rose Croix
Paul G. Hausman
W.M
Maurice W. Clarkson
J. Alber
Valdenia C. Winn
Sunflower
Miss Winn
West
Claude Winn Jr
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Law Library
Housewives
Uae
Sms Sarum
MTD Ae
R. L. Bob
Howard C. Lang
Don Pwrandle
Roy Johnson
Dan R. Ames
Eggee Ewart
Gary Beasley
Nell Bullock
B. J. Rosner
Don McDow
Crosspates Inc
el Zune
Claude Elms
Haskell Avenue
Harold Heck
Worth St
Cewirne Ming
Charles Wright
Maine St
Ark
Ogy
Or Diversified Services, Inc
Bob Benson
Massachusetts
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