Taylor Optimistic On Viet Nam Situation
Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor says things are turning for the better in Viet Nam and reports an air of optimism in Saigon about the anti guerrilla campaign. He meets with Secretary Rusk and President Johnson to review U S efforts and has no resignation plans.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
State Department
Johnson
U.S
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Taylor
Saigon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Honolulu
U.S. Pacific
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharp
South Viet Nam
Quat
Red China
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
NBC
North
Planned Palm Bay Yacht Club Aims at Private Members
Miami private club project led by Mrs. Darling L. Dinkler Jr. and Walter Troutman seeks to attract young wealth with gold plated fixtures and air conditioned amenities. The Palm Bay Yacht Club spans 12 acres with sunken tennis, dog kennels, closed circuit TV, and gourmet cuisine at reasonable member prices.
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Miami
Johnson
Darling L. Dinkler Jr
Walter Troutman
Palm Bay Yacht Club
Mrs. Dinkler
End to Silver Coins Forecast by Dillon
Washington AP Secretary Dillon told Congress that the United States must discontinue its present silver coins. He outlined three options including a sandwich type coin with a base metal and silver on the outside and noted vending machines would need modification. Legislation on coin changes may reach Congress in April.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
Dillon
House Appropriations
Ex Convict Manzel Carter Jr Found Shot In KC Car
Police found 39 year old ex convict Manzel Carter Jr slumped over a steering wheel on a quiet Kansas City street. He had been shot behind the right ear and the car had been stolen in January. Carter’s criminal record includes burglary and theft arrests dating back to 1949.
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Kansas City
Manzel Carter Jr
Carter
Shop Area Hit In Leavenworth
Two men abducted John’s Shopping Center assistant manager William R. Alig after forcing him to open the safe. He was dumped in his own car’s trunk and later found unharmed after a passerby alerted police. Two clerks were ordered to lie on the floor as the robbery unfolded. The car was driven to Cushing Memorial Hospital lot before the suspect fled.
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Leavenworth, Kan
John’s
William R. Alig
Cushing Memorial Hospital
Alif
Alig
Rock Island weighs cutting passenger service to balance budget
Rock Island considers dropping through passenger trains on longer runs to reduce losses as stockholders hear an annual report. Board chair Jervix Langdon Jr. cites $2 million to $3 million annual losses in LTL shipments and intercity passenger service and calls the coming year disturbing while noting a Union Pacific merger is years away.
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Rock Island
Chicago
Jervix Langdon Jr
Langdon
Air
Auto
Union Pacific
KU Symphony closes week with Scheherazade Pines of Rome
The University of Kansas Symphony under Robert Baustian finished a week of campus concerts with Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade and Respighi Pines of Rome. Highlight soloists included concertmistress Alice Joy Lewis and horn quartet William Lane Michael Berger Jane Sexton Don Hodges. The program also featured Schumann Four Horns Concerto and earned strong audience praise.
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Kansas University Theater
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Robert Baustian
Baustian
Russell Wiley
Kansas City
Alice Joy Lewis
Sheherazade
Ottorino Respighi
Respighi
Burglary At Cabin Near Lone Star Lake
Sheriff's officers report a break in at the Lee Boyles cabin on the west side of Lone Star Lake twelve miles southwest of Lawrence. Entry was gained by cutting a screen and breaking a door. items valued at about 150 dollars were taken. Burglary discovered Sunday.
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Lee Boyles
Lone Star Lake
Lawrence
Sooner In Date Re set For TV
The Big Eight shifts two football games to allow one on NBC television. Oklahoma at Nebraska in Lincoln moves to Thursday November 25, and Oklahoma State at Oklahoma moves to Saturday November 4. Wayne Duke announced the changes.
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Kansas City
Wayne Duke
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Lincoln
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Joe Weigand
David Clark
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Clinch Mountain Clan
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Oklahoma State
Milliken
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Bob Charlton
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Rick Huff
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