Planes Hit North Viet Nam Complex Again
U S Air Force planes attacked Son La military complex for the third time in six days destroying 30 buildings and damaging 43. One F105 pilot bailed out and was recovered, while 37 planes conducted the raid 110 miles west northwest of Hanoi.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Son la
U.S
Route
Hanoi
Red China
Thua Thien
da Nang
Binh Son
Quang Ngai
Skyraiders
Moc Chau
Navy
South
Dong Xoai
New Law Scholarship Endowed at Kansas University
Mrs. Margaret Ruppenthal of Russell funds a $2500 endowment for the Judge J C Ruppenthal Scholarship at Kansas University for deserving law students. The scholarship was established by Mrs Ruppenthal and their son Lloyd Ruppenthal of McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ruppenthal
Kansas University
Margaret Ruppenthal
Russell
James K. Logan
Ruppenthal
Lloyd Ruppenthal
McPherson
Priest abandons priesthood to marry former beauty queen
Father Noel Crusz 41 says celibacy vow is martyrdom and will seek release from priestly obligations to wed Manel de Silva 28 Miss Ceylon 1963 in Colombo Ceylon AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Ceylon
Noel Crusz
New Kaw Span Is Topic Today
Lawrence and Douglas County leaders meet with Kansas Highway Commission in Topeka to discuss K-10 work Kaw River bridges bypass routes near Lawrence and possible new roads for Clinton and Perry Reservoirs and planning coordination. Local officials present include Mayor Pul liam and Sen Shultz among Chamber and city staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Highway Commission
Lawrence
Douglas County
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Addison Meschke
Highway Commission
Walter Johnson
Milford Grassberger
J. O. Adams
Kaw River
Clinton
Perry
Chamber
E. R. Zook
Zook
Don Robertson
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Willee
Travis Glass
Ernest Pulliam
Elmer Ousdah
Harvey Booth
Reynolds Shultz
John Vogel
Ken Thompson
Virgil Holdredge
Ray Wells
Bill Tschudy
Elevator Fault Blows Up Mexican Authentic Party Rift
In Mexico City the Authentic Party of the Mexican Revolution splits over an elevator failure at party HQ on the fourth floor. President Jacint B. Trevino, 81, says the out of order lift kept him from the office, fueling defections led by Congress member Luis G. Ollequi who claims Trevino ousted him illegally. Ollequi vows to press the dispute as Congress meets in September.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Jacint B. Trevino
Trevino
Congress
Luis G. Ollequi
Authentics
Olloqui
Pancho Villa
Plutarco Elias Calles
Trevin
Dedicated School Teacher Also is an Angry Young Man
Ferman Collier, a 32 year old Midwest City public school teacher, embodies Oklahoma’s rising teaching unrest. He works 80 hours weekly to support his wife and three children on a total income of 8,800 dollars from two jobs while his wife earns 500. Collier recalls a rural teaching career firing him for conflicts with a school board member while stressing the need for district consolidation to improve education. He and colleague Jay Smith helped mobilize teachers to protest salary stagnation and push sanctions aimed at raising pay by 1,000 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest City
Okla
Times-Post
Ferman Collier
Oklahoma
Barnes
Collier
Jay Smith
Oklahoma City
Sherry
Stephens County
Baptist
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma Education Association
National Education Association
Collier and
Smith
Food Flowing Again to Egypt After U S Aid Decision
Washington officials foresee improved U S Egypt ties as Johnson approves 37 million dollars in surplus food held for six months under a three year program expiring June 30. State Department said the move serves U S interests to fulfill aid commitments despite earlier strains over Cairo actions.
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Washington
US S
Egypt
Johnson
State Department
U.S
Tax Cut Boosts City Biz as Purchases Rise
The $4.6 billion federal excise tax cut took effect Tuesday and Lawrence businessmen report early gains. Jewelry stores and auto dealers note increased customer activity and delayed purchases being brought forward, with experts predicting broader retail boosts as summer sales approach. The savings, about six percent, apply to autos, appliances, cosmetics, bags, cameras, and more with further tax exclusions coming in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Journal-World
Lawrence teen pitcher Putoff shines in league play
The 16 year old Tonganoxie right hander has a 1.27 ERA after 20 innings with 27 strikeouts and only three walks. In a 10 inning win Lawrence Optimist beat Sutton Coleman 1 0 on an unearned run in the 10th.
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Steve Putoff
Tonganoxie
Lawrence C. C. Carl
Putoff
Lawrence Optimist
Tonga Sutton-Coleman
Tonganoxie High
The
Chieftains
Farmer Fights Off Prowlers Near Kanwaka Corner
A farmer about four miles southwest of Kanwaka Corner fired at prowlers with a .22 rifle and .22 pistol Tuesday night. Sheriff Rex Johnson said the prowlers were bothering the farmer and no targets had been confirmed by this morning. Kanwaka Corner lies six miles west of Lawrence on U S 40.
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Kanwaka Corners
Kanwaka Corner
Lawrence
U.S. 40
Rex Johnson
Johnson
Walker appointed to lead KU Extension plans and building transfer
Walker guides state university extension renovations and post office building transfer to the Kansas Board of Regents. He outlines uses for statewide director space, Extension library, and training programs. Walker holds degrees from Earlham and Indiana University and has held educational leadership roles in Alabama and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Lawton
7Th and
N.H. Sts
University Extension
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas Board of Regents
Walker
Earlham College
Indiana University
Alabama University Mobile Center
Division of General Extension
National Association of State Universities and
Theft Suspects Dognap Pursuing Bloodhounds
Atlanta officers use bloodhounds in a pursuit of two auto theft suspects who also face a dog napping charge. Police chased a reported stolen car when it was rammed off the road, and the occupants fled on foot. Bloodhounds tracked them after they disappeared along a road miles away, with one dog on a leash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
James Ragsdale
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Wichita Child Dies After Bathtub Scalding
Wichita reports 3 year old Sheri L. Millikan died after being scalded in a family bathtub. A 17 year old babysitter Virginia L. Longe said the child drew her own bath water and apparently turned on only the hot faucet.
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Wichita
Sheri L. Millikan
Robert Millikan
Virginia L. Longe
Comic Books Big Business Art and Collector's Items
Comic books have evolved from children's literature to a major market with first editions selling for 65 to 109 dollars and collectors amassing large 40 000 dollar catalogs. The Cherokee Book Shop in Hollywood dominates as a collector center, with artists and scientists among steady customers. early Walt Disney and pre 1945 issues are especially valued, while condition and age drive prices.
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Roy Lichtenstein
Mel Ramos
Bill Placzek
Chicago
Superman
Batman
Captain Marvel
Plastic Man
Doctor Fate
Mandrake the Magician
the Green Lantern
Spectre
Starman
Buck Rogers
Sub-Mariner
Sandman
the Atom
the Phantom
Flash Gordon
Hollywood
Burt Blum
Blum
Walt Disney
Tarzan
Alex Raymond
Jungle Jim
Famous Funnies
Matt
Jeff
Toonerville
Harry
Hospital Auxiliary Drives Did Not Conduct Annual Fundraiser
Lawrence Memorial Hospital's Hospital Auxiliary stands alone in 13 Midwestern states by not holding a yearly fund raising drive. Led by President Mrs. Joe J. Wilson, the group raised 188 from dues and 982 from baby pictures, contributing 1122.52 for new equipment and totalling 5 263 hours by 140 in service volunteers.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Midwest States
Joe J. Wilson
Hilltop Dr
John Crown
Marston McCluggage
Lewis Roper
Will Pendleton
Robert Oakson
T. J. Leasure
E. E. Williams
Wiley Mitchell
John Cox
Cora Davenport
Donald McConnell
al Sabol
Robert Lockwood
William Willee
Jesse Newman
Charles Radcliffe
J. O. Maloney
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New Law Scholarship
Lodge
Gleason Gregory
Gleason C. Gregory
E. 19Th St
Recreation Commission
Edgewood Park
Edgewood
Journal-World Photo
Fraser Hall
University
Carruth - O'Leary Hall
Kansas
Lawrence Memorial Co
Farmer
Mid-Continent Adult Education Association
Adult Education Association of the
U.S.A
University Extension Civil Defense Committee
Governor's
Costa Rica
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Rotary Club
Kansas Adult Education Association
Dognap
Michigan
By Peter Johnson
Los Angeles Times
New York
Prince Valiant
Phantom
Jerry Bails
Wayne State University
Detroit
Academy of Comic Book Fans and
Batmanians
Grand
Leapin
Lizards
Sandy
Runsley Funeral Home
Hospital Group
Fritz CO
Firestone Corner
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
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