Cavalry clashes with North Vietnamese near Cambodian frontier
U S Army 1st Cavalry Airmobile two brigades moved along rugged highlands near the Cambodian border facing a large NVA/Viet Cong force. Reports say two more helicopters were downed, with 75 Communist bodies found. Marines conclude Operation Indiana in Quang Ngai with 69 Viet Cong killed and 21 weapons seized as air and naval units support operations every day.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Cavalry
U.S
1St Cavalry
la Drang
Highlands
da Nang
Hue
Plei Me
Quang Ngai
Indiana
Quang Nam
Air Force
Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Vinh
North Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Huu Co
Nguyen van Thieu
USS
CJHS Plans Spring Play The Clown Who Ran Away
Central Junior High stages its annual spring play The Clown Who Ran Away by Conrad Seiler. Two casts present April 22 23 with 8 p.m. shows and a 2 p.m. Saturday matinee plus a Friday student body performance. Cast lists 44 students led by Director Dixie Dowden with Bennie Stewart as technical assistant and Mrs. C O Nauman PTA chairman.
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Central
Conrad Seiler
CJHS
Junior Players
Dixie Dowden
Bennie Stewart
PTA
C. O. Nauman
Dodo
Jane Phelps
Marty Falkenstien
Mr. Fruimpkins
Neal Pease
Eric Erickson
Andrew — Ronn Johnson
Peter Dupre
Rudolph Bernard Boo
Gale Willey
Mike Wray
Ugly
David Armstrong
David Hemphill
Gloria
Karin Sarlola
Glenda Jeffries
Rose
Linda Schild
Ann McBride
Violet
Susan Henry
Marsha Beers
Daisy
Kathy Schweitzberger
Carey Hack
Lily
Mimi Camin
Anita Wilson
Veronica
Debbie Kuntz
Mary Reuter
Josephine the Horse
Keith White
Mike Hamm
Richard Baird
Avery Carter
Paul Feaker
Jane Scheve
Mary Maffett
Walter Sloan
Rick Seiwald
Rachel Brown
Pauls Sawyer
Judy Ulmer
Patty Lundgren
Fatty Chaney
Marcia McReynolds
Katy Schot
Pam Talman
Lauren Jones
George Blake
Bob Cox
Mark Hull
Mary Walker
Jane Fewel
Susie Stephenson
Rose Channel
Cindy Schott
Joyce Sheppard
Barbara Nauman
Jona Barry
Ronn Johnson
Info Freedom Act Goes Step Ahead
Washington AP The House Government Operations Subcommittee approved a federal public records bill to create a freedom of information law. It would give any person access to official federal records with nine withholding categories and court review for unjustified refusals. Rep. John Moss urged rapid full committee action.
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Washington
House
Senate
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Ford Says People Would Resist New Tax Hike in 1966
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford said Americans would resent and resist a new tax increase this year. He argued such a move would help GOP contenders in November and hurt Democrats. Dirksen avoided a party line on taxes while noting spending cuts as a path to inflation control.
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Ford
Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
GOP
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Dirksen
Senate Republicans
Moon Ring Seen By Lawrence Residents On Wednesday Night
Lawrence residents described a large white ring around the moon as a common atmospheric phenomenon formed by ice crystals reflecting light. KU scientists explained thin haze layers can generate such rings at any time of year.
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Lawrence
Brook Sandford
Sandford
Draft card burners attacked by mob at Boston courthouse
About 50 members of a crowd of about 200 attacked seven antiwar demonstrators after four burned draft cards on the courthouse steps. Victims, including David Benson and David Reed, were beaten. two others were assaulted inside. FBI agents and police were pelted. no arrests reported.
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Des Moines
Boston
David Benson
Morgantown
W. Va
David Reed
Voluntown
Conn
David O’brien
John A. Phillips
Susanne Williams
Amherst
Mass
South Boston District Court
Peter Gregoris
Robert Stickgold
Harvard
Wilmette
Ill
FBI
Metzler to depart KU for New York health post
Dwight Metzler a Kansas University civil engineering professor and executive secretary of the Kansas Water Resources Board will become deputy director of health for New York State He will leave KU and the board in early June and move to a Albany suburb He will oversee a billion dollar water pollution control program and has held leadership roles in the APHA and KU faculty He participated in a White House conference and was invited to help screen U S surgeon general candidates.
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Dwight Metzler
Learnard
Kansas University
Kansas Water Resources Board
New York State
Metzler
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Water Resources Board
Albany
N. Y
American Public Health Assn
Topeka
White House
Johnson
U. S
Luther Terry
Pennsylvania University
Harvard
New Pool Site Considered by Eudora Group
Eudora Swimming Pool Inc plans a 16 acre site at 16th and Pine for a recreation project including a public pool bath house concession stand baseball park picnic area horseshoe pit and adjacent parking. The group awaits Farmers Home Administration loan action to finance construction.
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Eudora Swimming Pool Inc
Eudora
16Th and
Pine Sts
Farmers Home Administration
17Th
Church Sts
Blacktop
Fulbright Awarded to John Sharp for UK Study
Fulbright Scholar John Sharp of Guys, Tennessee, a Kansas University history graduate student, will study 18th century English history at Bedford College in London University. He earned a B A from Texas Christian University in 1962 and an M A from Southern Methodist University in 1964.
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John Sharp
Guys, Tenn
Kansas University
Great Britain
Bedford College
London University
Sharp
Texas Christian University
Southern Methodist University
Quail Covey Roosts Compactly Then Flees in Flight
Observers note bobwhite quail roost in tight circles with heads outward and tails inward. When alarmed, the covey lifts and flies straight away without colliding, showing coordinated takeoff behavior.
Three Children Treated After Home, Hospital Injuries
Three patients were treated and released after injuries in Lawrence Memorial Hospital ER. Sabina Byrones, 15 months, suffered a hand injury from a car-top carrier. Chris Parker, 17, cut fingers on a saw. Justin Shirley, 3, from Tonganoxie, was hurt when a stock gate fell on him at home.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sabina Byrones
Chris Parker
N. St
Justin Shirley
Tonganoxie
Mrs. June Mazure Named Director of Nursing at LMH
Mrs. June Mazure is appointed director of nursing at Lawrence Memorial Hospital announced by administrator Rodger Johnson. She has served as acting director since last summer after Esther Bronson’s resignation and has worked at LMH since September 1961.
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June Mazure
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
Mazure
LMH
Esther Bronson
R. N
Children's Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorial
Cushing Memorial’s
School of Nursing
Leavenworth
Newton
Kansas University Medical Center
Providence Hospital
St. Margaret's Hospital
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Opera Here For KU's Centennial
The Kansas University centennial celebration opens at 8:20 with the Met Opera National Company presenting Susannah in Hoch Auditorium led by soprano Maralin Niska. A touring group of 25 principal singers 32 choristers and 45 orchestra members perform. Five 40 foot vans delivered scenery and costumes as workmen unload. The English language production depicts the Tennessee New Hope Valley setting. Additional events include an April 18 Robert Shaw Chorale concert and an April 21 Cleveland Symphony performance.
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Kansas University
Susannah
Metropolitan Opera National Company
Maralin Niska
Hoch Auditorium
New Hope Valley
Tennessee Mountains
Robert Shaw Chorale
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Regents Relays Queen Candidates Named for Kansas Relays
Richard Hoener of Prairie Village Kansas University announced the nominees for the Kansas Relays queen. Coeds from living groups will face judges in the Curry Room Kansas Union on April 14 with the queen to join the Relays parade on April 23 in downtown Lawrence and attend related Memorial Stadium events.
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Kansas
Kansas Governor Warns of Tax Bill Costs
Gov. William H. Avery of Kansas testified before a House judiciary subcommittee that a proposed interstate commerce tax uniformity bill would impose heavy costs on Kansas and erode state fiscal control. He joined other governors in opposing the measure.
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Washington
William H. Avery
Kansas
Avery
House
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Atchison
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Ness City
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Burlington
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Marysville
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Hoisington
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East Moline
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Phillipsburg
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Annandale
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Grand Island
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Wichita
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Quincy
Claudie Poehlmann
New York City
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Prairie Village
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Patricia Slider
Kathleen Klenda
Jessie Hunter
Scranton
Iowa
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Shawnee Mission
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