Peking and Moscow in sharp border clash over Mongolia row
The article reports Beijing accusing Mongolia of border incursions and spying as China and the Soviet Union drift toward confrontation. It notes Chou En-lai’s Romania visit and Albania trip, Brezhnev’s defense pact with Mongolia, and China’s territorial claims in Soviet Asia amid heightened border tensions.
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Peking
Romania
Red China
Moscow
Outer Mongolia
Soviet Union
Chou
Albania
Europe
Joseph Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
China
Asia
India
Mongolia
Foreign Ministry
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S.S.R
Chen Yi
Soviet Asia
Sinkiang
Oil depots near Haiphong eyed as key Viet Nam risk
Washington reports indicate North Viet Nam may be dispersing oil stocks and storing fuel underground to endure air attacks. Pentagon officials cite caution over civilian risk and Chinese or Soviet reaction while Joint Chiefs push to target Haiphong oil depots to hamper supplies moving along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Reuters notes U S air and naval strikes have intensified on oil sites across the north.
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Washington
U.S
Haiphong
Pentagon
Hanoi
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Long
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Dodd Hearings Head Toward Climax in Ethics Probe
Senate hearings on Senator Thomas J. Dodd and the misconduct charges evolve into a Tuesday showdown with his wife joining a he said she said defense. The case centers on missing office documents turned over to columnists and threats allegedly linked to Dodd and his son. Witnesses face threats while committee members warn against intimidation.
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Washington
Senate
S. Dodd
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Jeremy
Dodd
Michael O’hare
O’hare
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Senate Ethics Committee
Ethics Committee
John Stennis
Dmiss
O'Hare
Terry Golden
Walter J. Kenny Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kenny
Miss Golden
Stennis
Fiery Route 40 Crash Kills Two Near Kansas City
On a Friday night a single car collision on U S 40 fourteen miles west of Kansas City Kansas killed two people whose bodies were so badly burned they could not be identified. Witness William F Lundstrom, of Tonganoxie, says he was passing two vehicles when the car rear ended his vehicle, veered off the road and plunged down a 30 foot embankment before bursting into flames trapping the occupants.
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Kansas City
Kan
U.S. 40
William F. Lundstrom
Tonganoxie
Lundstrom
Best-seller Open Bowling at Hillcrest Bowl Ady
Details show a weekend bowling event at Hillcrest Bowl Ady with Saturday and Sunday play. The listing emphasizes open play and local participation, inviting bowling fans to attend and compete in the casual tournament setup.
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Sat
Sun
Hillcrest Bowl
Ady
Planner urges downtown beautification and full mall plan
Detroit architect Gerald Crane recommended immediate beautification funding and a comprehensive mall approach for Lawrence downtown. He urged the city to file beautification applications and to view redevelopment as a whole, not just a single building, while noting concerns about parking.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Gerald Crane
Detroit
Mich
Chamber
Virginia Inn
London
Denver
Colo
Cornell University
Crane
Lawrence-Douglas County
Nine in Family Hospitalized After Pike Turnpike Crash
A single vehicle crash on the Kansas Turnpike near Lawrence hospitalizes nine members of a Missouri family. Mrs Avalina Valdez, 34, her husband Dr Jose Valdez, 39, and their five children were taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with injuries. The Valdez relatives include Mrs Valdez mother Mrs Valarranne Cuaresna 65 and sister Miss Violeta Cuaresna 22. Conditions range from good to intensive care with pelvis fracture chest injury facial lacerations and internal injuries reported.
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Missouri
Kansas Turnpike
East Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Don Kearns
Avalina Valdez
St. Louis
Valdez
Jose
LMH
Valarranne Cuaresna
Violeta Cuaresna
Miss Cuaresna
Gerald
Jose Valdez
Kearns
Summer Time Has Arrived In Lawrence Weather Grows Hot
The city of Lawrence experiences summer conditions with light showers passing Friday night. Temperatures reach the upper 80s by noon and a possible record heat day looms. Winds from the south at 18 mph with gusts to 25 show no heavy rain, lows near 70, highs around 90 expected Sunday.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas University
Regents Grapple With Fund Policy
Kansas Board of Regents and new chairman Dwight Klinger weigh a record high 115.7 million dollar budget request for six state universities. KU seeks 30.2 million for 1968 with raises and new positions. Wichita State requests 10.1 million. medical center budget rises to 20.6 million. bond financed campus projects and a student fee increase of 15 cents per credit hour in September are planned to fund new facilities and staff.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Dwight Klinger
Ashland
Regents
Kansas Legislative Council
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Mount Oread
Spencer Library
Strong Hall
Russel Mills
Medical Center
Kansas City
Emory Lindquist
Wichita University
Lindquist
Kansas State University
Manhattan
James McCain
K-State
Stu
State Juco Law Upheld by Court
Kansas Supreme Court upholds law allowing creation of community junior colleges. Atty. Gen. Sonderholm challenged Rawlins County tuition out of district. Counties nationwide watched as the ruling clarified tuition obligations for students attending nonlocal community colleges.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Atty
Robert C. Sonderholm
Rawlins
Americans and Europeans Fill Hotels as Travel Boom Continues
Americans and Europeans move in large numbers challenging hotels abroad. Paris London and Rome report full capacity as Maupin and Schneider note scarce accommodations. Travel demand rises 10 to 15 percent over 1965 with both sides competing for scarce rooms abroad.
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London
Paris
Copenhagen
Rome
Madrid
Tom Maupin
Maupintour
Maupin
Questions Rise On Span Grants Voters Face Bridge Decision
Douglas County residents question a 1965 $750000 Eudora bridge built without a vote while Aug 2 primary asks voters to approve about $1 million for a Kaw River bridge at Lecompton. Officials cite state law allowing rebuilding after flood damage and require voter approval for Lecompton.
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Douglas County
Eudora
Kaw River
Lecompton
Douglas County Commission
Linwood
Perry
Commission
Elmer Ousdahl
Jefferson County
Kansas
Ralph King
County Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Moving on Vacation Journal-World Pak Service
See MOVING Page 12. Vacationers urged to request the Journal-World vacation Pak service. Contact VI 38 1000 or ask your Journal-World Carrier-Adv.
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Journal-World
Daily Letter from Home Adv in Journal-World Delivery
Notice advertises a daily question column and journal delivery service to a home address with a Kansas city phone line for subscription and circulation information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Thundershowers Likely
Chance of thundershowers tonight and Sunday morning with otherwise partly cloudy skies. Low tonight near 70, high Sunday around 90. Temperature readings provided for 4 PM and hourly progress, with historical highs and lows noted. Hillcrest Drug opens Sundays from 9 am to 9 pm.
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Kansas
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Philip Schneider
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New York
John Powers
Bermuda Trade Development Board
Bermuda
Span
Jefferson
King
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