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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1968

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U S forces report new threat near Khe Sanh and Op Peoples Road

U S commanders cite North Vietnamese 37mm antiaircraft guns around Khe Sanh as a serious development. Air and ground operations continue with raids in Laos and along Route 4 as Operation Peoples Road aims to secure the Mekong Delta corridor.

Demilitarized Zone U.S Dmz U.S. Marine Fortress Khe Sanh South Vietnam An Accel North Vietnam Panhandle Mu Gia Pass Bon Homme Richard Vinh Air Force Ma Gia Pass China Khe ‘Sanh Khe’ Sanh Dien Bien Phu Rock Pile Camp Carroll Edwin Q. White da Nang Mekong Delta Saigon

Six KU coeds named finalists for Exposition queen corps

Six Kansas University coeds were named finalists in the contest to crown queen of the 48th Annual Engineering Exposition to be held April 19 and 20. Named: Pamela Gaston Topeka. Pamela Snook Amarillo. Connie MasonArkansas City. Pamela Ransdell Shawnee Mission. Barbara Russell Chicago Heights. Haye Roepke Waterville. The queen and two attendants will be chosen Sunday afternoon.

Kansas’ University Ku’s Shawnee ‘Mission Barbara’ Russell Chicago Heights Haye Roepke Waterville Gaston Alpha “Phi - Sorority Ku-Y Student Union Acuities Temptations Allen Fieldhouse Washburn ‘University i Delta Gammadortis Snook College of Ral Arts and Sciences Ini Centennial KU College of Beral Arts and Sciences Mason Miss Ransdell Pi Beta Phi Sorority Associated Women Students Fashion Board Alpha Kappa Lambda Faternity Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Jayhawker Associated Women Roepke Kappa.Kappa Gamma Sorority Sorority

Lawrence High drama festival highlights student performers

Lawrence High students compete in an annual drama festival with junior high and high school divisions. Participants include IHS Bypasses Festival and LHS ensembles as they perform in class B and AA categories, showcasing local talent.

Smillard Denny Lawrence Sbhme Orm LHS Xpu Mg Poe

Rumsey Funeral Service at Home or Away in Virginia

The notice lists a funeral service for Rumsey, noting it will be held at home or away with arrangements handled by Advy.

Rumsey

KU Pep Band Struggles for NYC Trip Funds

Twenty five member KU pep band and director ready to back the basketball team in the National Invitational Tournament in New York City. Inter Fraternity Council launches an 11th hour drive to raise 2500 dollars. $400 already pledged. Callers may reach Mike Davis in San Francisco or Gary Duncan in Winfield to contribute before takeoff tonight.

Kansas University William L. Kelly New York City Dayton New York KU Inter - Fraternity Council Saby Kansas City Mike Davis San Francisco Calif Gary Duncan Winfield Davis Duncan KU All-Student Council KU Inter-Fraternity Council KU Endowment Association KU Alumni Association Jayhawks

Push Button Tornado Warning System Proposed by Red Cross Board

A special meeting of the Red Cross Disaster Board discussed a push button tornado warning system to activate all sirens and held a mock warning in Lawrence. Attendees included Kansas University, Douglas County sheriff, county commission, Unified School District 497, Lawrence Fire Department, National Guard, and council civil defense, but no action was taken.

Red Cross Disaster Board Kansas University Douglas County Sheriff’s Office The County Commission Unified School District 497 Lawrence Fire Department National Guard Council Civil Defense Lawrence

Lawrence High Plans 700-Student Festival of Music

Nearly 700 Lawrence High School students perform in the Music Department’s annual Festival of Music at 7 30 p m Friday March 29 in the school gym. Directors include David Catron Charles Axton Duncan Couch and H C Stuart. Programs feature Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concert Band Orchestra A Cappella Choir and four sophomore and four junior-senior choruses with patriotic pieces and two closing numbers. Tickets at the door.

Lawrence High School David Catron Charles Axton Duncan Couch Ward-Dragon Fillmore Cacavas Arr Miller Scott Ades

City Man Melvin Franz Dies in City Jail

A 54 year old Lawrence man Melvin H Franz was found dead in the city jail where he was held on a drunkenness charge. Corner Dr James Reed ruled death natural with no violence or self harm evident. Franz arrested on Kentucky Street early Wednesday and found dead around 7 AM. Funeral services set for 10 AM Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He is survived by a daughter two sisters and a granddaughter. He had worked for the US Geological Survey since 1959.

Lawrence City Melvin H. Franz 6Th St Douglas County Corner James Reed Franz Reed Kentucky Street Rumsey Funeral Home Benton Hanan Buria Memorial Park Cemetery Willard Hodge Moundview Dr Maxine Haas St. Louis Mae Lewis Rolla S S. Geological Survey

Fifth Person Named In Wichita LSD Charges Surrenders Thursday

A fifth man named in LSD charges in Wichita surrendered to police Thursday night. Glenn E. Smith Jr. 21 of Wellington Kan walked into police headquarters at 7 PM. The other four suspects Michael Butel and his wife 19 Wichita William Benson Lawrence Kan and Gregory Barnes 20 Wichita were picked up earlier. They face five counts of illegal possession of LSD and one conspiracy charge.

Wichita Glenn E. Smith Jr Wellington Kan Smith Asst U.S. Atty Guy Goodwin Michael Butel William Benson Lawrence Gregory Barnes Butels Benson Barnes U.S

KU Talent Group In Military Show

Talent Unlimited, about 30 Kansas University theater and music students, will perform two regular shows each day Saturday and Sunday for troops at Fort Riley. They will also visit hospital wards on Sunday, with the Fort Riley appearance their first since last fall. The group rehearsed a month for the show and plans a March 31 benefit at Central Junior High School to raise about 600 dollars for a spring Colorado military installation tour.

Talent Unlimited Kansas University Theater Fort Riley Colorado Air Force Academy Kansas University Theater and Ft. Riley Central Junior Fort Carson Fitzsimons General Hospital Denver Lowry Air Force Base

Emick Named Elk of the Year by Local Lodge

City Commissioner John Emick is named Elk of the Year for community and lodge service. The honoree helped plan a new lodge on West 23rd Street with groundbreaking set for Monday. Emick has served on the city commission since 1965.

John Emick Elks Lodge Emick West 23Rd Street

Earhart Receives Distinguished Flying Cross

The first woman awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross is Amelia Earhart. The recognition marks a historic milestone in military aviation achievements and reinforces Earhart’s pioneering role in women’s flight.

Amelia Earhart

Bramble Enters Democratic Race for S.D. Congress

The Rev Albert F Bramble Independence district superintendent of the Methodist Church announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to Congress from the 5th District challenging Rep Joe Skubitz. Bramble 54 will take a leave of absence from ministry after completing his term in June. He also owns a Lawrence 42 unit apartment house and holds a Ph D in psychology from Boston University. He and his wife have four children Ruth Fred Mary and John.

Independence Kan Albert F .Bramble Indepéndenice Methodist Church Congress Sth Joe Skubitz Bramble Washington Dr. Bramble Lawrence Kansas City Oil Hill el Dorado Baker University Boston University Baker Boston U Ruth Leavenworth Fred Oklahoma University Mary University of Kansas John Independence High School

Bramble Led Churches Before District Superintendency

Dr. Bramble served as pastor of the First Methodist Church in Lawrence from 1952 to 1962 before becoming superintendent of the Independence district. Earlier he led a congregation in Parsons.

Dr. Bramble First Methodist Church Lawrence Independence Parsons

Dread Building Dedication Set With U S Geological Speaker

Roy Hendricks chief hydrologist with the U S Geological Survey in Washington will speak at 1 p m Tuesday at the dedication of the 241000 building southwest of 19th and Iowa Streets. He will discuss The Future of Cooperative Relationships Between the U S Geological Survey and State Organizations during ceremonies for the Kanoas Endowment Association project.

Roy Hendricks U. S. Geological Survey Washington, D.C U.S. Geological Survey 19Th Iowa Hendricks Kansas Endowment Association

North Vietnam signals readiness for peace talks

In Bern the North Vietnamese government informed Swiss officials it is seriously prepared to enter peace talks with the United States after an unconditional halt to bombing. Mai Van Bo conveyed the message in Paris and arrived in Bern at the Swiss invitation.

Bern Switgerland United States North Vietnam Wilas Verdad Melange Paris Mai van Bo Democratic Republic of

Lawrence High School offers summer drivers education program

Lawrence junior and senior students may sign up Monday for a Lawrence High School summer drivers education course. Applicants must be 14 and have completed eighth grade by summer. Forms in room 103, cost 50 cents for the permit, return by April 19. Two sessions run June 3-26 and July 1-26 with class work, driving, and drive trainer simulations. Also: police report of a cake theft at 1:30 this morning, no value listed, caller may file a complaint if cake not returned.

Lawrence Max Stalcup LHS Vicki Davis Ohio St

Historian to discuss Viet Nam Today at KU Tuesday

Edgar Wickberg associate professor of history at Kansas University will discuss Viet nam Today at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union. The talk is sponsored by Kansans for Alternatives a group supporting de escalation of the war and a negotiated settlement.

Edgar Wickberg Kansas University Vietnam Jayhawk Kansas Union Kansans For Alternatives

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