Diplomatic Juggling Paves Way to Parley
Glassboro New Jersey hosts final summit site for President Johnson and Premier Kosygin after a week of public dalliance over time place and method to meet. U S officials say a mutual conference would ease global tension amid Middle East and Vietnam issues. Kosygin avoids White House photo op and the UN session.
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Glassboro
N.J
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Kosygin
Atlantic
U.S
China
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
White House
Camp David
Virginia
West Virginia
U.N
Moscow
Lewellyn Thompson
Anatoly Dobrynin
Thompson
Dobrynin
Israel
New York
General Assembly
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Waldorf Towers
Vietnam
Gromyko
Rusk
Manhattan
President Johnson
Thomas E. Robinson
State College Today
Mildred LeSuer Hurt In Thursday Accident
Topeka resident Mildred E. LeSuer, 64, suffered minor injuries in a three vehicle crash on the West Lawrence Turnpike access road Thursday at 4 05 PM. She was treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after her car rear ended Leo C. Scherer 19, then Scherer’s car hit a semi driven by Glen T. Phillips 32. Damages totaled 375 to the semi 625 to LeSuer’s car and Scherer’s auto was demolished.
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Topeka
Lawrence ‘Turnpike
Mildred E. LeSuer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Leo C. Scherer
Hallmark
Scherer
Thefts Reported Include Clothing Theft and Missing Cash
Lawrence police reported two thefts. Beverly Kipson of 1537 RT St. reported clothing valued at 69 dollars stolen from a parked car in the 900 block of Massachusetts Street. Jerry Clark, manager of a service station on North 3rd Street, reported 324 dollars and 28 cents missing from the station register. The money was found missing Thursday afternoon.
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Lawrence
Beverly Kipson
R.T. St
Massachusetts Street
Jerry Clark
N. 3Rd St
Stolen 1957 Car Recovered In City
Lawrence police recovered a 1957 stolen automobile in front of 904 Highland Drive Thursday night. The car was stolen Sunday from Salina and lawmen there were notified of the recovery. Hunney Funeral Home VI 38-5111.
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Lawrence
Highland Dr
Salina
Hunney Funeral Home
Adv
Daily Letter Help for Journal World Subscriptions
A brief plea prompts readers to have the Journal-World mailed to their penation address. It provides a contact line with a phone style code and a partial routing hint. The fragment suggests subscription or delivery instructions.
Air Raids Hit Rail Targets North of Hanoi and Nam Dinh Power Plant
U S pilots report successful strikes on two trains northeast of Hanoi and the Nam Dinh 7500 kilowatt power plant southeast of Hanoi amid broader air and ground actions in North Vietnam. One Navy A4 Skyhawk was downed west of Haiphong with the pilot missing.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Red Capital
Nam Dinh
North Vietnam
Haiphong
North
U.S. Air Force
Thailand
Phu Xuyen
Navy
Air Force
Sam
St. Paul
Theodore IX. Chandler
Tonkin Gulf
Khe Sanh
Tay Ninh
da Nang
Long An
Free Greek Press Goal
In Geneva Switzerland the International Press Institute urged Greek authorities to restore press freedom suspended after the April coup. The 5‑day assembly drew 220 editors from 30 nations, with 1 500 editors backing the IPI effort. Dolph C. Simons Jr. of the Lawrence Journal-World attended.
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Press Institute
IPI
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence, Kan
Journal- Wrold
Three Crash Victims Remain in Med Center
Three persons from a head-on collision on Highway 10 near DeSoto are receiving care at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. Rhonda West 13 remains in critical condition in ICU. Shelly Mitchell two months and Mary Edelbrook of Kansas City Mo in fair condition. Others released.
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Highway 10
DeSoto
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Rhonda West
Ronald West
Eudora
Shelly Mitchell
Allan Mitchell
Sunflower
Mary Edelbrook
Reason Sought For Iowa Slaying
Police probe the background of Hubert B. McClelland a Beaumont Texas parolee who came to Iowa to rob a bank and killed three people and abducted two children. The victims include Mrs. Charles Schwab 41 of Belle Plaine and dairy farmer Leland Skoog 55 and his son Garith 24.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Texas
Hubert B. McClelland
Beaumont
Tex
Charles Schwab
Belle Plaine
Elberon
Leland Skoog
Skoog
Garith
Space panel trims 258 million from next year NASA bill
The Senate space committee recommended a 4.852 billion dollar authorization for the next fiscal year, 258 million below President Johnson’s request and 55 million under current year funding. It approved the 2.547 billion requested for the Apollo lunar landing program but cut 110 million from post lunar mission follow-on plans.
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Washington
Senate
Space Committee
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Armold Named Assistant Director at Kansas Revenue
Governor Docking announced Harold A. Armold a retired Air Force colonel will serve as assistant director of the Kansas Department of Revenue. Armold succeeds in the revenue department and will oversee fiscal operations and administration.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Harold A. Armold
Air Force
Kansas Department of Revenue
Romania Breaks With Soviets Urges Peace Talks in Middle East
Romania's Premier Maurer told the UN General Assembly that negotiations and peaceful coexistence should shape a lasting Middle East settlement and offered to help, while urging withdrawal of Israeli forces and non interference. Astrom urged big power commitment to peace and restraint amid longer talks.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
Romania
Israel
Middle East
Gheorghe Maurer
General Assembly
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Sverker Astrom
Astrom
Maurer
Muehlenbeck Named City Manager in Atchison
Thomas H. Muehlenbeck, assistant city manager at Parsons, will become Atchison city manager on July 15. The appointment was announced by Mayor Hazel Shaeffer and Commissioners Roger Fitzwater and John Gerardy. He is a Texas native with a KU public administration master’s and Parsons service, filling a vacancy created by Al Thelen’s resignation for a Florida post.
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Atchison, Kan
Thomas H. Muehlenbeck
Parsons
Atchison
Hazel Shaeffer
Roger R. Fitzwater
John Gerardy
Muehlenbeck
Texas
University of Kansas
Port Arthur
Tex
al Thelen
Titsvuille
Fla
Jayne Mansfield Daughter Runaway Returns to Relative
Los Angeles police report Jayne Marie Mansfield, 16, ran away from her mother Jayne Mansfield’s mansion Friday night and has gone to stay with a close relative. She said a male friend of the actress beat her. Details of a juvenile court predetention hearing were sealed by Judge Joseph A. Sprankle Jr.
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Los Angeles
Jayne Mansfield
Jayne Marie
Superior Court
Joseph A. Sprankle Jr
Weekend Concerts by KU Camp Students
Three weekend concerts by high school students from the Western Music and Art Camp at Kansas University include a camp concert orchestra and varsity band, choir performances, and symphonic works conducted by KU staff and guest conductors in University Theatre. The programs feature Grainger, Brahms, Strauss, Copland, and Shostakovich among others with conductors Carney Shapiro Dunn Wiley and guest leaders from Joliet and the Royal Marines.
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Kansas University
University Theatre
Gerald M. Carney
Elyakum Shapira
Baltimore Symphony
Bruce Houseknecht
Joliet Township
Joliet, Ill
Derry
Percy Grainger
Robert Washburn
Camp Symphony Orchestra
Darrell Benne
James Ralston
Pergolesi
George Telemann
Randall Thompson
Gerald Near
Aaron Copland
David
Daniel Moe
Thomas Morley
Albert Lee Carr
Lemuel
Stephen Foster
Carney
Robert Jager
Man
Bach
Leonard Bernstein
Shostakovich
Deadly collision at New River Marine Base injures crew
Two Marine helicopters, a CH53A Sea Stallion and a HUE L, collided during a training mission at New River Facility near Jacksonville North Carolina. At least 20 were killed and about a dozen injured. The crash occurred during a landing and touch and go exercise.
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Jacksonville
N.C
New River Marine Air Facility
Huel
New River
Camp Lejeune Marine Station
Counties barred from earning interest on deposits, Kansan ruling
Topeka Atty. Gen. Robert Londerholm ruled that counties may not receive interest on deposits of their funds. The opinion, requested by G. O. Yandell director of the municipal audit program, states Kansas law does not authorize counties to draw interest on deposited funds.
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Topeka
Atty
Robert Londerholm
G. O. Yandell
Department of Post-Audit
Sonderholm
Kansas
Cancer Society Meets Douglas County Unit Directors
The American Cancer Society Douglas County Unit schedules a meeting at 8 p.m. on Monday at the Castle Tea Room. Directors will review reports on the 1967 Crusade and area crusade workers are invited to attend.
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Douglas County
The
American Cancer Society
Castle Tea Room
Raney Drug Stores Offer Free Prescription Delivery
Advertisement proclaims free prescription delivery and immediate mail service available at all Raney Drug Stores.
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Raney Drug Stores
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