Yale Student Lived in Vent Shaft at Yale
Allan Kornfeld a Tulsa student lived rent free by occupying a ventilation shaft at Yale seven months. He set up a tiny home with mattress bureau clock and radio then revealed his stunt after finishing college. He used electric blanket in winter and ate in college dining halls before leaving Yale with a bachelor degree.
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New Haven, Conn
Allan Kornfeld
Yale
Tulsa
Okla
Kornfeld
New Haven
Silliman College
Missouri River Flood Threat Looms Over Region
Missouri River rising after Nebraska rains threatens 70000 acres of downstream farmland near Kansas City. Officials warn additional rain could heighten danger as crests forecast from St. Joseph to Kansas City and Leavenworth.
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Missouri River
Nebraska
Elroy Balke
Balke
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Nebraska City
Rulo
Neb
St. Joseph
Atchison
Kan
District Army Engineer
Leavenworth
Lexington
Waverly
Missouri
Guidry Learns He Is Father of Triplets in Hospital
James Guidry, 23, fainted in a Lafayette hospital corridor after learning he was the father of triplets. Dr Boring Montgomery, who delivered two boys and a girl, says he did not expect twins or triplets. The babies average about 4 pounds each. Mother and triplets are doing well.
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Lafayette
James Guidry
Guidry
St. Martinsville
Boring Montgomery
Booing and clashes at Oxford lecture by South African envoy
South Africa's ambassador Carel De Wet faced boos as he defended racial policies before Oxford students. About 30 demonstrators shouted Free Mandela outside, and a 10-man police escort half dragged his car out amid fistfights. four students were arrested.
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Oxford
England
South Africa
Carel de Wet
Mandela
de Wet
Anti Smog Devices To Be Mandatory On 1966 Cars
California auto makers must install smog control devices on 1966 models to reduce unburned hydrocarbons in exhaust. The State Pollution Control Board approved four devices, with costs from 26 to 75 dollars. By 1967 these devices aim to cut 25 percent of hydrocarbons in the Los Angeles basin air.
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Los Angeles
California
State Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board
D. A. Jensen
Los Angeles Basin
Conservationists Gather on Dread For 2-Day Parley
The fifth annual Kansas Council of Soil Conservation Society of America gathering at Kansas University runs Friday and Saturday in the Kansas Union. Paxson leads the program with topics on urban development and recreation as land use. Notable speakers include Heeb, Metzler, and Lacey. A Friday banquet features the Sweet Adelines and John A. Baker speaks.
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Kansas Council of Chapters
Soil Conservation Society of America
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Chester F. Paxson
Douglas County
Soil Conservation Service
Paxson
Urban J. Hess
Kansas City
Arthur W. Pope
Hill City
State Council
Larry Heeb
Dwight Metzler
Jack Lacey
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Adelines
Lawrence
John A. Baker
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Red China aims to panic world over Asia war threat says AP
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Beijing seeks to spark panic in the United States Europe and even Moscow by portraying an Asia war as near. Beijing aims to press for Laos and Viet Nam withdrawals and a new 14 nation conference to neutralize Southeast Asia with Ho Chi Minh signaling a path for the Viet Cong takeover.
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Asia
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Indochina
Laos
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Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vientiane
South Viet Nam National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
New Setup Could Help Prevent Sub Loss
The Navy awarded a 4.2 million contract to Lockheed Propulsion Co. of Redlands to develop solid propellant rocket engines for submarine ballast tanks. The system aims to expel water rapidly in deep-sea emergencies, potentially saving vessels like the ill fated Thresher which sank off New England on April 10, 1963 with 129 aboard. Engines would be installed in Thresher class subs and triggered from the control room.
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Redlands
Calif
Navy
New England
Lockheed Propulsion Co
Canoe Rally Planned Near Chanute at Santa Fe Lake
One of Kansas earliest canoe rallies will be held at Santa Fe Lake south of Chanute on Sunday. The event is sponsored by the Chanute Knights of Columbus and the Chanute Boat Club.
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Dyche Museum of Natural History
Spooner-Thayer Art Museum
Chanute, Kan
Kansas
Santa Fe Lake
Chanute
Chanute Knights of Columbus
Chanute Boat Club
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