Tijerina group hunt grows in New Mexico hills
National Guardsmen with light tanks and 80 officers searched Canjilon and surrounding mountains for Reies Lopez Tijerina and followers after they shot at Rio Arriba County courthouse in Tierra Amarilla. Dozens held hostage. two officers wounded. Tijerina seeks 600000 acres under old Spanish grant.
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Canjilon
N.M
New Mexico
Joe Black
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Black
Tijerina
Rio Arriba
Tierra Amarilla
John P. Jolly
Santa Fe
Baltazar Apodaca
Pete Jaramillo
United Press International
Larry Calloway
Calloway
Jaramillo
Nick Sais
Elagio Salazar
Sais
Albuquerque
Salazar
Bénny Naranjo
James Scarborough
Scarborough
Coyote
Carson Forest
Mideast Economies Lacking Industrial Base For War
U S officials say Israel and Egypt move toward industrializing while remaining dependent on arms imports. Egypt produces about 3000 vehicles in 1965 with Fiat cars and imported components, while Israel lacks auto plants but has some assembly. GNP figures show Kuwait leading with over 1.5 billion, Saudi Arabia near 1.12 billion, and others ranging from Lebanon to Jordan under 1 billion.
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Middle East
United States
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Commerce Department
Fiat
Ford
Italy
Saudi Arabia
Department
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Kuwait
Memorial Service Marking Topeka Tornado Anniversary
In Topeka Kansas a memorial service will honor the first anniversary of the 1966 tornado that killed 17 residents and left a $100 million scar. Burnett's Mound hosts a 37 foot cross as a memorial with Civil Defense sirens to sound at 7 03 p m for the interfaith service. Dr Robert Harder, former East Topeka Methodist Church minister and later Gov Docking aide, will speak.
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Topeka
Kan
Burnett’s Mound
Dana Hummer
Robert Harder
East Topeka
Five Hill Teachers Cited by Wescoe for Teaching
Kansas University Chancellor W Clark Wescoe cited five faculty in his State of the University address. Lynn H Nelson won the 1967 1000 H Bernard Fink award for teaching. Clark E Bricker Don W Green and Calder M Pickett won Standard Oil Foundation teaching awards. George W Forman won the Gould teaching award in Engineering and Architecture.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
H. Bernard Fink
Lynn H. Nelson
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Clark ‘E. Bricker
Chem Istry
Don.w. Green
Cardinal Ritter hospital check raises concern over heart condition
Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis, 74, was admitted to DePaul Hospital Monday for tests after a physician cited a possible episode of coronary insufficiency. He rested comfortably Monday night after completing his 50th priest anniversary last month and had recently returned from Hawaii. Separately, two University of Wisconsin scientists studying gorillas in the Belgian Congo found the primates watching them in return.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
DePaul Hospital
Cardinal Ritter
Hawaii
University of Wisconsin
Belgian Congo
U S Astronaut Edward G Givens Jr Killed In Car Wreck
U S Air Force Major Edward G Givens Jr 37 an astronaut named in 1966 died early today when his compact car left a road near Pearland south of Houston Texas and crashed into an embankment. Two fellow majors were injured. Givens lived in Quanah Texas and was a Naval Academy graduate.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
U.S
Edward G. Givens Jr
Manned Spacecraft Center
Space Agency
Air Force
Givens
Pearland
William S. Hail
Meadville
Francis Dillotto
Memorial Baptist Southeast Hospital
Quanah
Astronaut Pilot Brings Vast Flight Hours to Mission
The veteran pilot logged around 3,500 hours in flight time with 2,800 hours in jet aircraft, marking him as one of the more experienced astronauts among the pilot group.
Phillips Endows Medical Studies at Kansas University
Philip R. Phillips of Bartlesville Oklahoma endows the L E Lenora Carr Phillips professorship in medicine at Kansas University in memory of his parents. The gift supports 100000 endowment funds for KU’s 17th endowed professorship under the Program for Progress capital drive. Phillips Petroleum director and KU alumnus funds a lasting medical faculty endowment.
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Philip R. Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Kansas University
L. E
Lenora Carr Phillips
W. Clarke Wescoe
L. E. and
Lenora Phillips
Ku’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bluestem Cattlemen’s Association
Oklahoma
L. E. Phillips
First Woman Member of KU Alumni Glee Clubs Honored
Mrs. Virginia Getto of the Eldridge Hotel became the first woman member of the Kansas University glee clubs from 1923 to 1928. Club members awarded her a citation and honorary membership during reunion activities. Vocalists serenaded her Friday and Saturday as the Eldridge Hotel hosted the event.
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Mrs. Getto
KU Alumni Glee Clubs
Virginia Getto
Eldridge Hotel
Kansas University Glee Clubs
Glee Club
Wright Announces 1969 Reunion During EU Commencement
Wright stated the group will hold the next reunion here in 1969 during the European Union commencement period.
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Wright
Fern fiddleheads taste and look like violin scrolls
Fiddleheads are the tender green shoots from several fern species. The young fronds are tightly rolled into a scroll shape and are described as tasting delicious.
FASTEETH: secure dentures for comfortable wear
Advertises FASTEETH powder to keep false teeth firmly in place allowing easy eating talking and laughing without slipping. Claims no gummy taste or nausea and helps control denture odor while noting the product is alkaline and available at drug counters.
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Richmond
Salt Sk. City
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Tampa
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A. V. Phillips
W. S.x
Phillips
Mayflower
Lawrence Mayflower
Mass
Bill Villee
Lawrence
Atau AE
John Haddock
Ford, Inc
Vermont
Kansas
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