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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
11
Kansas pilots praise the Alon A2 produced by Alon Inc in McPherson. Reporter Jack Zimmerman flies the two seat low wing aircraft, noting easy handling, smooth landings, good visibility, and a top speed around 124 mph.
Turkish President Cemal Gursel, in a coma after strokes, flies home aboard a U.S. Air Force plane. President Johnson salutes him at the airport as the aid mission departs.
President Johnson flew from Andrews Air Force Base to a nearby airfield for a Gur sel honor. He did not announce the trip in advance and returned to the White House shortly afterward.
Five performers from Kansas University prepare acts for an entertainment segment. Miss Wise, a soprano, will sing Italian pieces and has offers to appear in Susan nah and Mozart's Marriage of Figaro with the Kansas City Lyric Opera. Winell and Hough, both baritones, will perform songs and join KU and statewide tours, with Hough slated for an eastern Europe cultural exchange this spring.
Oregon police describe the confrontation where Acree refused surrender, entered with the Fawbush household, Howard offered as a hostage, and Acree drank cooking sherry before threatening to kill himself as tear gas was prepared.
Acree returned to the house threatening to shoot when Trout said they would fire gas. Tear gas was lobbed at 2 15 p m nine hours after the siege began. A pistol crack followed. Acree died at a hospital. He had been released from Oregon State Penitentiary in December after a four year term for grand larceny. Before shooting himself he dictated a combined will and confession to his sister. Patrolman Wilson was reported in fairly good condition today.
Ballroom decorations and costumes worn by singing groups highlight the Spring Sing event at KU. Trophies will be awarded in five divisions including large women and men small women and men and mixed. Judges are Clayton Krehbiel James Ralston and Kenneth Smith. Public may attend Spring Sing and Saturday Spring Fling free.
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