Marines to Viet Nam move disclosed by censors error
Pentagon censors erred by clearing testimony that the rest of a second Marine division is slated for South Viet Nam. Secretary Nitze noted 85 200 Marines planned to provide the rotation base for deploying the remainder of the division to Viet Nam.
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Washington
Pentagon
South Viet Nam
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Senate
Nitze
Viet Nam
3Rd Marine
1St Marine Division
Pentagon Security Review Office
Capitol Hill
Sylvester
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Chicago
Kansas unemployment rate falls to 2.2 percent
The Employment Security Division reported Kansas jobless rate declined last week to 2.2 percent from 2.5 percent a week earlier, and 3.8 percent a year ago, reflecting improved labor conditions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Clouds and Temperatures
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday, warmer tonight, cooler Saturday. Low tonight 30, high Saturday around 50. Temperature readings show 4 pm 4 24 6 pm 10 pm Midnight. Sunrise 6 18 a.m. Sunset 6 38 p.m. Abbreviated daily records note yesterday high 42 low 24 and year ago high 28 low 12 with a record high 82 in 1956 and low 8 in 1955.
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Kansas
Bridal and Wedding Photographs at Siteon Studio
Local photography studio on Mass Avenue offers bridal and wedding portraits. Contact information provided includes phone VI 3 330.
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Siteon Studio
Alpinists Conquer Eiger North Wall in Historic Ascent
Five climbers from Germany Britain and the United States completed a first ever ascent of the Eiger north wall. Joerg Lehne and Guenther Strobel reached the summit as the team endured 40 below zero winds and 28 days on the route. Layton Kor and John Harlin died earlier in the expedition with Harlin buried in Leysin.
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Kleine Scheidegg
Switzerland
Mt. Eiger
Joerg Lehne
Stuttgart
Guenther Strobel
Alps
John Harlin
Eiger
Guenther Schnaidt
Roland Vutteler
Douglas Haston
Edinburgh
Scotland
Haston
Layton Kor
Boulder
Colo
Los Altos
Calif
Harlin
Leysin
Oregon Couple Safe After Terror in Hands of Gunman
A Springfield man and his wife survived a nine hour hostage ordeal after ex convict Harry Acree 33 held them at gunpoint in their home. Police fired tear gas to end the standoff and Acree killed himself as officers closed in. The wife was treated for shock and the couple faced the aftermath of the night of terror with support from authorities and Acree’s sister who urged surrender.
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Springfield
Ore
Harry Acree
Charles Fawbush
Fawbush
Acree
Eugene
Harvey LeRoy Baker
Marvin Keeler
Baker
Keelers
Fawbush House
Terrence Wilson
Wilson
Oregon
William Trout
Fay McCutcheon
R. G. How
Mao Absence A Problem In China Forecasts Vary In Hong Kong
Western experts see Mao Zedong's four month public absence and intensified media push as signs of possible illness and concern among Beijing leaders. Others think the leadership may be weighing major policy shifts, including talks with Moscow, with Mao staying distant until a new course is set.
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Hong Kong
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
Mao
Red China
Moscow
China
Johnsons Plane Refitted For Better Meetings On Air Force One
President Johnson’s Boeing 707 underwent a facelift to host more guests and hold aerial news conferences. The redesigned interior features folding walls and built in mikes so passengers can address the president, who can also speak from a kidney shaped desk with a wall opening to the lounge.
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Washington
Johnson
Air Force One
New York
Emanuel Cell
Five KU Students Named for Campus Talent Show 66
Kansas University vocalists Patricia Anderson Irene Ballinger Patricia Wise Roger Winell and Paul Hough are selected for Campus Talent 66 telecast by Southwestern Bell. Recorded today by Corinthian Special Productions the performers receive 50 dollars each with no guaranteed inclusion in the May program aired across multiple states. Anderson a soprano will sing Baubles Bangles and Beads and is the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs overall winner who studied at Eastman. Ballinger is also a soprano.
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Corinthian Special Productions
Houston
Tex
Texas
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Kansas
Patricia Anderson
White City
Irene Ballinger
Shawnee Mission
Patricia Wise
Oklahoma City
Okla
Roger Winell
Marysville
Paul Hough
Topeka
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N.Y
Miss Ballinger
Saucers or Swamp Gas in Michigan UFO Reports
Air Force investigators led by Dr. J. Allen Hynek concluded that multiple southern Michigan UFO sightings likely resulted from swamp gas and weather. He noted moon Venus time exposures explained the photographed lights and stressed the explanation fits these swamps only, not all global UFO reports.
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Detroit
Special Air Force
Michigan
J. Allen Hynek
Air Force
Hynek
1000 In Prospect At Spring Fling Dance
About 1000 persons are expected at the Spring Fling in the Alley Room behind Eldridge Hotel tonight. The event features The Kingsmen and a color scheme of yellow and green. The weekend schedule includes races, a volleyball tournament, picnics, bed and bicycle races, a bonfire, and a Sunday banquet with U S Rep Robert Ellsworth speaking.
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Eldridge Hotel
Thayne Coulter
Clyde
Kansas University
Coulter
Allen Fieldhouse
Potter Lake
Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Kansas Union Ballroom
Inter-Residence Council
Cooling Pressures Fade as Temperatures Rise in Kansas
Temperatures in Lawrence jumped from 24 degrees to the 60s by noon as a wintry outbreak moves out of the state. Topeka and KU stations report winds and a warmer night with a high near 50 on Saturday, followed by a 2 to 4 degree dip below normal. No rain expected, with light showers possible southwest early in the period. Advertisements note local retailers and Hillcrest Bowl events.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Topeka Weather Bureau
Kansas University Weather Station
Science Event for Youngsters Opens Tonight
The Douglas County Science Fair opens at 7 tonight in the Community Building with 249 youngsters from 18 schools showing about 200 exhibits. Judges include Pendleton Batra Middaugh Talley Mesler and others. winners may advance to the National Science Fair in Dallas.
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Mike Gillispie
Steve Bruce
St. John’s School
Douglas County
Mike
James W. Gillispie
Ky. St
Steve
Howard L. Bruce
Murrow Ct
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
Wayne Bly
Bly
Joan Bales
Dallas
Texas
Air Force
NASA
Albert Pendleton
Lekh R. Batra
Richard Middaugh
Harry E. Talley
Russell B. Mesler
Marion Bickford
Fred S. van Vleck
Dale L. Clinton
Bernard Lambert
Daniel S. Ling
Frank B. Cross
Carl Knox
Romney to Meet Kansas GOP Leaders on Saturday
Michigan Governor George Romney will meet Kansas Republican leaders Saturday night in a hurried conference. Former governor Alf Landon, 1936 GOP nominee, will participate in a lengthy session with Romney who is discussed as a potential 1968 presidential candidate.
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Topeka
Michigan
George Romney
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
GOP
Romney
Landon
Journal-World to Give Away 800 Sugar Maple Trees
The Journal-World offers 800 sugar maple trees in exchange for coupons published in Thursday's edition. Distribution starts at 9 a.m. at the Journal-World office and continues until exhausted. The program aims to beautify the outdoors and replace elm losses with young trees for families and community.
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