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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1965

Page

10

U S plans support for United Nations operations

U S intends large contributions to the United Nations totaling about 200 million dollars this year despite arrears by the Soviet Union France and others. Sen George D Aiken urged Johnson to back a workable financial formula to reconcile positions on assessment payments.

Washington United States United Nations General Assembly U.S Soviet Union France Johnson George D. Aiken R-Vt Senate Aiken Russia U.N Congo Middle East Assembly Security Council

Elevator traps an honoree at Kansas Statehouse

A Lecompton High School girl attending a statehouse award ceremony was stuck in an elevator for 20 minutes. Officials eventually lowered the cab to the second floor and the honoree and others had to step down to exit. Miss Norwood called it quite an experience.

Topeka Lecompton Kansas Statehouse Statehouse Employes Miss Norwood

FTC weighs hazard disclosure order on tire makers

The FTC may require tire makers and dealers to disclose tire hazards after a January hearing in which testimony claimed terms like first line and second line vary, and that many new cars use tires inadequate for normal use. Senator Nelson argued the 800 page transcript shows a national tire safety scandal and should be public.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Senate Nelson

Johnson seeks Customs Bureau reorganization plan

President Johnson formally submitted to Congress a plan to reorganize the Customs Bureau and cut patronage jobs. The changes would take effect unless both houses vote to disapprove within 60 days.

Washington Johnson Congress Customs Bureau House Senate

Advance Tipoffs May Weaken North Viet Nam Air Strikes

Washington officials say advance tipoffs reduced the impact of U S and South Vietnamese air strikes on targets in North Vietnam. They cite leaks through South Vietnamese officials and Viet Cong sympathizers, with calls to tighten screening and secure communications.

Washington U.S North Viet Nam South Viet Nam

Seven U S Planes Crash Kills Seven Near Manila

Two U S Air Force planes collided in flight over the Manila area, killing seven aboard five officers and two enlisted men. The crash occurred near Clark Air Base in an uninhabited area about a mile east of the base runway. Names were withheld pending family notification and an Air Force investigation was opened.

Manila U. S. Air Force Clark U.S Air Force

State Nears End in Zimmer Kidnap Murder Case

The state plans to rest its case today against William F. Zimmer in the 7 year old Gladys Johnson kidnapping and murder. FBI testimony Wednesday linked blood and hairs in Zimmer's car to the victim's body with red brown stains on car items matching the same human blood type.

Topeka William F. Zimmer Gladys Johnson FBI FBI Laboratories Washington Zimmer

Stanford's Electron Gun Breaks Energy Record in Test

Stanford researchers fired a partial barrel test of the new electron gun reaching 1.3 billion electron volts, the highest energy for a linear accelerator in America. The SLAC complex, costing $114 million with annual $20 million operating budget, will span nearly two miles and employ about 1,000 people for pure research.

Stanford Calif America Stanford Linear Accelerator Center SLAC Palo Alto

Taxicabs Roll Again Following New York Strike

New York taxi cabs resumed service after an 18 hour strike called by an AFL CIO organizing group seeking union recognition. Police reported 101 taxis damaged and nine working drivers molested during the protest with some violence and 18 arrests.

New York Afl-Cio

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