Napalm Tragedy in Trang Bang Kills Child and Destroys Homes
Napalm strike near Trang Bang leaves a young boy dead and many civilians homeless as canisters ignite homes and shops. The attack follows a larger Saigon defense effort with North Vietnamese forces reoccupying key jungle corridors and historic tunnel zones around the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trang Bang
Vietnam
Cambodia
Saigon
Highway 1
South Vietnam
Saigon River
Ho Bo
Boi Loi
Iron Triangle
Notice to Contractors and Executors in Douglas County
Official notices announce bid deadline June 13 1972 for Project 11-SW1 672 concrete sidewalk in Lawrence with bid bonds and deposit refunds. Executors appointed for Wallace Lee estate require creditors to file within nine months and reference Douglas County probate proceedings. Also a divorce suit Newton H Kershaw Jr vs Mary Seien Kershaw of Douglas County District Court with pleadings due by July 10 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
City Commission
Lawrence
Kansas
Enngineer
City of
Vera Mercer
Douglas County
Wallace Lee
Qlawrence National Bank and Trust Company
Newton H. Kershaw, Jr
Mary Even Kershaw
State of
Mary Seien Kershaw
District Court
Newton H. Hershaw, Jr
Ted Livingston
Daniel A. Young
Lawrence Charity Horse Show Draws Entries Across States
Applications pour in from Kansas Missouri Illinois Nebraska and Oklahoma for the Lawrence Charity Horse Show June 21 24 at the county fairgrounds. Mrs Corbin Robison reports 150 or more entries across 51 classes with popular events including matched mules and ponies barrel races western pleasure and a lead-in class for riders under five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Corbin Robison
Order of Police
FOP
Confirmation passes unanimously for George Shultz
The Senate voted 83 to 0 to confirm George P. Shultz as successor to the outgoing Treasury secretary. At 51 he has held posts as labor secretary and director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Nixon, and he is expected to be sworn in soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George P. Shultz
Museum Reopens Live Reptile Exhibit At KU
The Kansas University Museum of Natural History will open a summer long live reptile exhibit on the sixth floor. About 25 of Kansas 75 reptile kinds will be shown including copperhead and timber rattlesnake from the north. Ray E Ashton leads the project with Maurice Simpson Thomas Swearingen Stanley Roth George Pisani and Joseph Collins assisting in collecting specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Museum of Natural History
Kansas
Missouri
Ray E. Ashton
Maurice Simpson
Thomas Swearingen
Stanley Roth
Lawrence High
George Pisani
Joseph Collins
Danny the Red Sentenced in Germany for March Violence
Daniel Cohn-Bendit known as Danny the Red was sentenced in Frankfurt to nine months in prison for urging attacks on police at a Black Panther sympathy march. He received three years probation and was ordered to pay 92 dollars to the German Red Cross for breach of the public peace and advocating violence at the November 1970 parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Black Panther
Cohn-Bendit
Danny the Red
Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence National Bank and Trust Company
W. D. Haught
Stevens, Brand & Brand
First National Bank
Decorating Center, Inc
E. 22Nd St
Terr
Bill Keefer
Norman
Pod" Miller Lawrence
Robison
Clyde Husted
Vernon Harrell
Frank Case
Dock Cathcart
Charles Greer
A D. White
Ottawa
Harry Jackson
Gower
Dun Utz
Lexington
Cheryl Havel
George Shultz
Norelco Electri Ie
Massachusetts
Hillcrest
Iowa
Red
Frankfurt
Germany
Norelco
North American Philips Corporation
East 42Nd Street
New York
West 9Th
Henrys
Henry
the Red Baron
W. 24Th
Alabama
FBI
K.C
Onald
McDonald's
Krapsa Shakespeare
Als Institute
Stuart Vaughan
Anne Thompson
Viola
Directed By
Jack Brooking
Venice
Fred Vesper
University of Kansas Theatre
Murphy Hall
K.U
I.D