Propaganda Defeat Cited For U S Over Using Gas
The United States faced worldwide protest over nonlethal gas used in South Vietnam. Officials fear damage to credibility and high-level denial may not quell foreign suspicion. The article outlines initial disclosures, counteroffensive attempts, and mixed reactions from McNamara and Rusk amid debates on gas warfare versus riot control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South Viet
Nam
John M. Hightower
State Department
Washington
U.S
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
South
Saigon
Tion
Moscow
Far East
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Cyprus
Rusk
London
Sen. J. W Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Arlington Area
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and cold conditions with light snow possible tonight and Friday. Northeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight low around 15 and Friday high near 30. Historical records note a 199-year high of 82 and 1955 low of 5. Sunrise 6 15 a.m. Sunset 6 39 p.m.
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Kansas
Ana
Midaig
Vote support sought for Board of Education
Political advertisement urging continued support for Dr. Russell Frink in the Board of Education race. The message thanks readers for their past vote and asks for ongoing backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Russell Frink
Pol
Reunion With Families Sets Tone of Event
Cape Kennedy Florida AP The two man crew of the Molly Brown Virgil I Grissom and John W Young returned to the Cape amid public welcome and family reunions after completing an 81 000 mile three orbit flight. They will undergo medical checks and debriefings before a televised news conference rescheduled to 430 p m CST. Families greet first.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Intrepid
Air Force
Molly Brown
Anchors Aweigh
Grissom
Young
NASA
William Young
Orlando
Fila
Dennis Grissom
Mitchell, Ind
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Cape
North Atlantic Avenue
Gemini News Center
15000 Take Rights Walk to Alabama Capitol in King's March
Fifteen thousand marchers mass in Montgomery behind a Catholic hospital camp under federal guard for the final step of a drive for Negro voting rights. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr leads toward the Capitol as National Guardsmen and Army troops patrol Dexter Avenue and the surrounding streets.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
Confederacy
Dexter Avenue
White
Capitol
George C. Wallace
Jefferson Davis
Wallace
King
U.S
White House
UAW
United Auto Workers
Gandhi
Martin Luther King
Ralph Bunche
1965 KU Commencement Committee Announced Today
Henry Shenk announced the 1965 Kansas University Graduation committee members. Baccalaureate is set for June 6 at 7 30 p m in Memorial Stadium or Allen Fieldhouse if rain. Commencement occurs June 7 at 7 p m in the Stadium or Field House with alumni events planned throughout the weekend.
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Kansas University
Henry Shenk
Memorial Stadium
Allen Fieldhouse
Barbara Craig
Edwin Elbel
Raymond Nichols
Albert Palmerlee
School of Engineering and Architecture
Dick Wintermore
Julianne Nicholson
Ellis
Ernie Rosenthal
Kansas City
Kansas Senate Pushes Feasibility Studies for Three New Turnpikes
The Senate Committee on Highways recommended legislation authorizing feasibility studies for three new Kansas turnpikes. The proposed routes would run from the Kansas City area to Galena, Wichita to Baxter Springs, and Wichita to Hays.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate Committee On
Kansas City
Galena
Wichita
Baxter Springs
Hays
Ottawa Man Critically Injured In Wednesday Crash
A 25 year old Ottawa man, Jack L Reddick, was critically injured when his car was side swiped by another vehicle on U S 59. His wife Orriea 21 suffered cuts and bruises but was in good condition. The other driver Nick Constantinescu 43 faced chest and head injuries and was admitted to a Lawrence hospital.
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Jack L. Reddick
Ottawa
Lawrence
U.S. 59
Reddick
Sheriff's Office
Doug McCleery
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas University Medical Center
Orriea
Ransom Memorial
Nick Constantinescu
Baldwin
Constantinescu
DeGraffenreid
Unrelenting cold grips Lawrence with light snow
The Lawrence area endures continuing cold and cloudy conditions with light snow possible tonight. The Weather Bureau in Topeka predicts mostly cloudy skies and cold weather through Friday with northeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight's low near 15 and Friday's high near 30.
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Lawrence
U.S
Topeka
Ducknapping Suspension Halts KU Live Duck Race Plan
A morning pause on ducknapping at Kansas University follows vandalism at Ellsworth Hall and other dorms. Spring Fling organizers meet at 2 pm to discuss the live ducks placed in KU residence halls for a race on Potter Lake with possible Sunday stand in if weather freezes.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Ellsworth Hall
Jolliffe
Miller and Watkins
Association of University
Potter Lake
Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence plans long range postal needs meeting
Lawrence officials and Kansas University representatives gathered in the Kansas Power and Light building to discuss future postal service needs. Attendees included Postmaster Jack Harris and KPL manager Austin Stedham, addressing population growth, dormitory expansion, housing, flood projects, and the Clinton and Perry Reservoirs impact.
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Lawrence
Postal Service Planning
Kansas University
Kansas Power & Light Co
Jack Harris
Austin Stedham
KPL
Maurice Clarkson
Ray Wells
E. R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Ellis
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Leo Ousdahl
Clinton
Perry
7Th and Vé. Sts
Wilbur Rake
Harris
Elmer Dougan
Bernard Kennedy
Clifford Davis
James Childers
Don Wetzel
Murray Smith
Grant Eichhorn
Summer Institute Set At Kansas University For Top Prep Grads
Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Science offers a summer honors institute for outstanding high school seniors from June 10 to August 7. Eight credits through honors courses in English philosophy and either biology or political science plus weekly discussions with faculty. Applications due April 15. Partial scholarships available. Basic costs 65.50 in-state fees and 180 room and board in air conditioned dormitory. Watkins Summerfield finalists and National Merit semi finalists qualify automatically. others should send test data and a recommendation letter.
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College of Liberal Arts and Science
Kansas University
Robert P. Cobb
Kansas
Dean Cobb
Watkins and
Summerfield
VFW Stag Friday Dinner Advertises Ham and Fish
A VFW stag event scheduled for Friday March 26 at 6 30 pm offers ham and fish as the main courses in the advertised dinner.
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VFW
Ham & Fish
Burmese heart specialist flies to aid Burma Surgeon in coma
Specialist travels from Bangkok to Namhkam to treat Dr Gordon Seagrave, the Burma Surgeon, who lies in a coma at his jungle hospital about 800 miles north of Rangoon near the Chinese border with equipment flown in.
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Rangoon
Burma
Namhkam
Gordon Seagrave
Bangkok
Seagrave
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Alabama Capitol
Harry Buchholz
Keith Lawton
Frank Owens
Harold Swartz
James Hitt
Reginald Strait
George Brown
Mildred Seaman
R. P. Stringham
Jack Baur
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Ottawan
Emick
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