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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
6
Viet planes struck again north of the border hitting a radar station and striking a military convoy, with Vietnamese military officials confirming the raids as U S air force planes were involved in the mission.
FASTEETH powder for upper or lower plates helps false teeth stay firmly in place. It prevents sliding and rocking with an alkaline non acidic formula. It claims to avoid gummy taste, sour breath, and plate odor, and is available at drug counters.
Vietnamese spokesmen said Communist ground fire hit the Ban Binh radar station near the border with South Vietnam and that it was knocked down and set aflame. The raid also hit enemy convoys on Route 1. one bomber was downed by ground fire but returned to Da Nang.
Five area high school students head to the State High School Speech and Drama Festival at Kansas University April 9 and 10. Judy Schehrer Eu dora Terri Kepple Baldwin Faye Hegeman Baldwin David Miller Eudora Judy Horn berger Baldwin won Class 1 ratings at the District Speech and Drama Festival at KU.
Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris of the New York Yankees are the only active American Leaguers to have hit 50 or more home runs in a single season.
In Moscow Brezhnev vows Soviet aid to North Viet Nam as the United States faces a widening war. He warns of global peace risk and declares measures to strengthen North Viet Nam’s defense while lauding cosmonauts Leonov and Belyayev greeted by Soviet leaders in Red Square.
Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh former South Vietnamese premier says non-lethal gas warfare is new but not surprising noting defoliants chemical weed killers and tear gas have been used for riot control and by troops for about a year He sees no need to limit means and believes peace negotiations could leave South Vietnam strong Khanh plans to visit the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs.
George A Fishburn of Overbrook marked his 102nd birthday at a family gathering at the farm home near Overbrook. Born in 1863 in Iowa, he moved to Kansas 101 years ago in a covered wagon and has lived in the area 81 years. He is survived in the family by wife, who died in 1956, and is joined by children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren at the celebration.
The Kansas Legislature opens a heavy week as the House passes 61 bills and reads 17 more while the Senate grants final approval to one bill and tentative approval to 11 others. Topics include eye exams for license renewals at certain ages, converting the Atchison Children's Receiving Home into a half way house for boys, tax exemptions for state contracts and other measures affecting cities, counties, and state institutions.
The Mt Kennedy expedition led by James W. Whittaker with Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and Dr. Bradford Washburn aims to map the 13,900 foot peak in Yukon Canada. Forecasts predict light wind and above freezing temps, enabling a two to three day ascent from base camps near Hyannis Port Glacier.
Margaret Byrne professor of speech and drama at Kansas University announced a $28 000 renewal grant from the U S Office of Education to support training of speech correctionists. The funds run Sept 1 1965 to Aug 31 1966 and back a joint KU program with the KU Medical Center in Kansas City treating 50 to 75 patients at KU and about 100 at the Medical Center with 30 graduate students assisting without charge.
Time Plans Inc alleges owed sums of 672.67 and seeks legal relief in Douglas County Court. Defendants Owen D Speer and others must plead by April 17 1965 in Lawrence Kansas. failure leads to judgment by default. Attorney John D Sullivan of 802 Massachusetts Avenue represents the plaintiff.
Public sale of a farm near Ottawa at the Sheldon farm eight miles north of Ottawa or three miles south of Baldwin Junction at Highways 56 and 69. Auction list includes a 1961 Farmall tractor, 1961 rear cultivator, 1943 fast hitch post hole digger, manure spreader, various John Deere and Ferguson implements, cattle and horses, milking equipment, tools, lumber, furniture, farm buildings supplies, and a 1958 Ford Fairlane. Terms cash. sale starts Friday March 26 1965 at 10:00 a.m. Auctioneers Claude Myers and Bob Needilees. Clerk Kansas State Bank. Lunch served by Ives Chapel ladies.
Mrs Howard Caldwell announces a complete closing out sale at her De Soto area farm on K-10 east of town due to her husband’s death. Items include multiple John Deere tractors and implements, irrigation gear, a 1961 Chevrolet 2 ton truck with grain bed, a 1950 Chevrolet 4 ton, various tools, a greenhouse, and more, with cash terms and no liability for accidents. Auctioneers listed as De Soto Bank clerk Bing Carter and Turner 4-8271 contact.
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