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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
3
Moscow sources say the Soviet Communist Party postponed its quadrennial congress, signaling internal indecision over Viet Nam policy, peaceful coexistence, economic spending, and party control. A spring date is now planned, with no central committee announcement.
About 3,490 soldiers from the 1st Division Infantry Brigade shipped from Fort Riley at 11 a.m. aboard a long Union Pacific train. The unit heads for the West Coast port for debarkation and expected Vietnam duty next month against Viet Cong and Communist forces. Soldiers wore green fatigue gear and carried little gear. flatcars with weapons and equipment led the way. Farewells were brief as families watched the departure.
Sam Dreher, 31, of Memphis, was driving a truck on U S 70 when another truck veered and struck his. A television tower hauled by the other truck caused the collision but emergency crews freed the trucks and no injuries were reported. Dreher was hauling 172000 pound bombs.
A pasture plan for a farm aims to provide one flock for 12 months. Cereal crops are suggested for fall, winter and early spring as flushing feed to increase lamb crop efficiency. Spring and summer use planted and native pastures to balance forage supply.
Lana Turner, Hollywood star known as the original sweater girl, wed California businessman Robert P. Eaton, age 34, in a private ceremony at Eaton’s father's brick home. The couple began a brief honeymoon and planned sightseeing in Virginia hills and around the Washington area.
The New York Post suspended publication amid a dispute with the printers union over automation. Publisher Dorothy Schiff warned she may sell or shut the paper, after telling about 1,400 employees not to report to work. Union leaders argued automation savings should benefit the union to address automation problems.
In San Francisco eight pacifists were arrested and five more were picked up at sea by the Coast Guard as they tried to bring food medicine and flowers to ships headed for Viet Nam. Four men and a 16 year old girl were detained en route in an outboard boat while others arrived at the Oakland Army base with banners calling for an end to the war.
Ft Riley public information office confirms three troop trains left the facility on Tuesday. A 11 a.m. train and a 7 p.m. train were scheduled with a third leaving in the evening. details on troop numbers outfits and destinations were not released by Col. Fred Jenkins.
Governor Avery of Kansas doubts a liberal nominee, cites Johnson as labor dispute example, and names Scranton and Romney as possible GOP contenders. He notes labor opposition to Johnson and mentions Louisiana voting trends if Goldwater ran again.
Feller of New York says he does not consider Governor Rocke feller a frontrunner at this time. Avery and McKeithen attend the mid year meeting of the Interstate Oil Compact Commission.
Stalwart Wichita hosts Mr. and Mrs. G A McCall along with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wulfkuhle for supper. Evening callers included Gayle Lesia and Mark. WwW S W S met with Salena Houk and Rosa Worthington hosting. A Japan lesson was given by Esther Wulfkuhle Judy Wulfkuhle Betty O Connor Hilbert and Rosa Worthington.
A travelogue lists a family vacation with stops in St Louis Cincinnati Washington DC and Richmond and a World’s Fair visit in New York. Karen Wulfkuhle attends junior high camp at Forrest Park. Stull 4 H holds a June meeting at the church basement hosted by the Paul Schwemmer and Clifford Houk families. Read about local swimming classes and a roster of Stull youngsters with several Wulfkuhles and Edmonds. Guests include Warren Hartman and Suzan from Dayton with his parents, and visits by Floyd Snyder of Ovid Colorado and Everett O Connor with Cathy from Wichita en route home from Minnesota fishing.
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