Ky Forces Hue Confrontation With Paratroops and Curfew
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky sent 500 elite paratroops into Hue to strengthen riot police as a 9 p.m. curfew was imposed in Saigon. Buddhist demonstrators burned an American car in Saigon and clashes with dissidents left one dead and several wounded. Marines repelled a Viet Cong assault on a hilltop near Chu Lai, while U.S. jets pressed heavy strikes over North Vietnam.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
1St Division
Buddhist Institute
Chu Lai
Jimmie Howard
San Diego
Calif
North
Viet Nam
Perfume River
Monday deadline on local taxes for 1965
County Treasurer Edythe Norman urged residents that Monday is the last day to mail the second half of personal and real estate taxes for 1965. Enclose the first half receipt for verification and bring receipts if paying in person at the Courthouse. No second-half notices were sent. first-half notices went out last October. Friday and Monday are typically the heaviest days for late payments.
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Edythe Norman
U S Combat Toll Rises to Third High of the Year
U S combat fatalities last week reached the third highest level of the year with 142 Americans killed and 741 wounded plus one missing or captured. Allied losses included 1,240 Communist dead and 166 captured. South Vietnamese losses were 151 killed and 30 missing. Australian, South Korean, and New Zealand forces reported six battle deaths and 14 wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
U. S
Mansfield Seeks Direct China Talks on Viet Nam Peace
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urged a face to face meeting between Secretary of State Dean Rusk and China’s Chen Yi to discuss a peaceful settlement of the Vietnam War. He warned the conflict could become a U.S. Chinese clash and floated including Southeast Asian states in a broader dialogue, stressing steps toward peace despite limited expectations.
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New York
Mike Mansfield
Dean Rusk
Red China
Chen Yi
Senate
Yeshiva University
Korea
Peking
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
China
United States
Geneva
Johnson
Montana
De Gaulle’s Moscow trip alarms U S policy makers
U S policy makers fret over Charles de Gaulle’s planned Moscow talks and possible German unification ideas that could shift power in Europe. Diplomats say France’s move away from NATO precedents widening concerns about a Europe from the Atlantic to the Urals including the Soviet bloc.
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U.S
de Gaulle
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Germany
Moscow
Europe
Charles Lucet
National Press Club
Lucet
West Germany
East Germany
Atlantic
Urals
Soviet Union
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
France
Titan 3 Launch Sends Eight Satellites Into Space Network
At Cape Kennedy eight satellites ride the Titan 3 into near earth orbits to form a jam free military communications web. The launch, timing, orbital parameters, and ground terminals are described as the system aims to link Washington with Saigon and other strategic sites.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Washington
Saigon
Air Force
Viet Nam
Titan 3
Earth
Defense Department
Rusk presses NATO unity over Germany plan
Secretary of State Dean Rusk tells the Senate panel that the United States and NATO allies outside France must show resolve to keep defenses strong and stay united. He cites NATO changes after France’s defense withdrawal and shifts the alliance’s HQ from Paris area to Brussels.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Germany
NATO
Alliance
Paris
Brussels
KU Camp Must Refuse Some Who Want In
KU officials report the Midwestern Music and Art Camp will enroll about 1,650 students this year, the largest ever, prompting rejection of roughly 150 prospective campers. For the first time, coed housing will use fraternity and sorority houses at KU, with meals in Lewis and Tempkin Halls and lodging to be near dining facilities. Phi Kappa Psi and Lambda Chi houses are among those leased to provide accommodations.
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Kansas University
Russell Wiley
Wiley
Fraternity
Lewis and Templin
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Lambda
Mild weather dominates Lawrence with light showers possible
Cloudy skies and mild temperatures are forecast to continue in Lawrence with a small chance of showers. The weather bureau put precipitation at 10 percent for today through Friday. KU station logged 0.33 inch of rain overnight, total 6.22 inches for June, with 3.35 inches falling Sunday night.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas University Weather Station
Girls State Agencies Roar Into Operation at KU
Kansas University hosts the Girls State program with Karen Relf of Isabel set to become governor at 7:15 p.m. in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Event features state officers, supreme court justices, and a Friday travel to Topeka for official duties.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Karen Relf
Isabel
Miss Relf
Isabel High School
Fort Hays State College
Kate Hartman
Arkansas City
Carol Lyon
Greensburg
Mary Pat Kennedy
Frankfort
Janie Whittier
Kansas City
Cinda Cummings
Coldwater
Ann Moriz
Boyd
Sheri Robertson
Ellis
Sharon Rogers
Clathe
Girls State Supreme Court
Debbie Hayes
N.Y. St
Janet Whitehair
Abilene
Rita Hatch
Karol Brecheisen
Garnett
Leah Ann Sundberg
Lindsborg
Topeka
Hoch Auditorium
Sen
Glee Smith
Larned
Tim Edwards
Kansas Highway Patrol
Hoch
Girls State
Many Area Fairs Bring Fun Across July August
The region hosts fairs in Lawrence and nearby towns featuring 4-H and FFA exhibitions, cattle shows, talent contests, tractor pulls, helicopter rides, and a ventriloquist. The Douglas County 4-H fair runs Aug 16–17 at Lawrence fairgrounds, followed by the three day Douglas County Free Fair Aug 18–20 with judging and prize sales. Also noted is the 64th Oskaloosa Old Settlers Reunion July 21–23 headlined by Carl Metzger with carnival events and contests. The Central Protective Association Picnic at Eudora is July 22–23 with square dance, talent show, carnival, and large attendance.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Oskaloosa Old Settlers
Carl Metzger
Whizzo
Oskaloosa
Central Protective Association
Eudora
Johnny
See LOTS OF FUN closing stock index falls in NY market
In New York the closing figures for 60 stocks showed a decline with the Dow Jones average slipping to 322.4. The market moved lower amid broad pressure across sectors as investors reassessed gains and risks.
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New York
Residents Reject Westdale apartment rezoning plan
At a four hour City Hall meeting the Planning Commission denied Stan Christopher 36 unit two story apartment project on four Westdale No 2 lots at Harvard and Iowa Street residents opposing the change argued it would alter a quiet residential area. The developer and attorney urged rezoning to multiple family use saying it would serve as a buffer against future commercial growth.
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Planning Commission
Westdale No. 2
Harvard
Iowa Street
City Hall
City Commission Chamber
Stan Christopher
Christopher
John Brand
Brand
William F. Rutherford
Westdale Rd
Frank Nelick
Ex-Champs Triumph In LCC Golf Fest Open Play
Former Kansas Women's Amateur champions Diane Wilson Tillie Becker and Pat Rubelee posted first round wins at Lawrence Country Club as rain delayed matches resumed. Wilson defeated Electra Ralston 5 and 4 Becker routed Nancy Regier 4 and 3 and Rubelee beat Logeiger 4 and 2 in progress completing rounds with more second round clashes set this afternoon. Nancy Boozer of Lawrence advanced in the championship bracket.
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Diane Wilson
Tillie Becker
Pat Rubelee
Kansas
Lawrence Country Club
Marian Green
Becker
Evelyn Grigsby
Peggy Collins
Rubelee
Dorothy Graham
Betty Blair
Nancy Boozer
Lawrence
Weather summary for Northeast Kansas Friday forecast
Partly cloudy through Friday in Northeast Kansas with a high near 80 and a low tonight in the upper 50s. Precipitation chances are about 10 percent for tonight and Friday. Temperature readings show a mix of early morning and afternoon values with sun and wind varying across the day. Record this date noted in the local weather log.
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Kansas
Sane Vapean
Dhiagh Sis
Os Imeh
Law Goo Im
Sunrsse
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