11 U S Fliers Killed In Laos Operations
The Pentagon disclosed that secrecy has masked 11 U S air crew deaths from Laos air operations in the past two years with fewer than 20 air crewmen missing or prisoners. Since May 1964 U S aerial reconnaissance over Laos began at the Royal Laotian Government request and air attacks on Communist routes into South Vietnam have intensified. Senator John Stennis warned Army shortages could create grave difficulty if Viet Nam combat reached World War II or Korean scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Laos
Defense Department
Pentagon
U.S
Viet Nam
Alties
United States
John Stennis
D-Miss
Florida Governors Face Runoff In Democratic Gubernatorial Race
Wallace notes on Florida political headlines with Gov. Haydon Burns and Miami Mayor Robert King High moving to a Democratic runoff. The piece covers Georgia Alabama Indiana New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma and related Senate and gubernatorial results plus a critical Ready Force assessment by Senator Stennis on Army readiness and listed divisions at Ft Lewis Ft Carson and Ft Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Birch Society
Florida
Haydon Burns
Miami
Robert King High
Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
High
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Alabama
John J. Sparkman
Indiana
Richard L.roudebush
Ralph Harvey
Congress
New Mexico
Gene Lusk
Carlsbad
John Burroughs
David Cargo
Clifford Hawley
Ohio
James A. ‘Rhodes
Frazier Reams Jr
Ernor
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma City
Ton Moore
The
American Legion
Dewey Bartslett
Waukomis
John N. Happy Camp
Stennis
Armed Services Preparedness
4Th
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Sth
Ft. Carson
Col
Kenneth Kingenberg Elected Legion Commander For 1966 67
Kenneth Kingenberg was elected commander of the Dorsey Liberty Post No. 14 American Legion for 1966 67, succeeding Parla Hornberger. New officers include Harold Fischer as vice commander Paul Sinclair finance officer Ernest Klooz executive committee members Marlin Hornbergere Alan Fisher chaplain Alex Torrez historian Richard Loosbrock sergeant at arms Tom Waid and Harold Hook post home committee members Ted Diel and Harold Edmonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kingenberg
Dorsey-Liberty
American Legion
Parla Horneberger
Legionaires
Harold Fischer
Paul Sinclair
Ernest Klooz
Marlin Hornberger E
Alan Fisher
Alex Torrez
Richard Loosbrock
Atecarms
Tom Waid
Harold sHook
Post Home Committee
Ted Diel
Harold Edmonds
City Traffic Collision Reported No Injuries
A two-vehicle crash occurred Tuesday at Ky and Wilth Streets at 3:20 p.m. involving Terry L. McGreevy, 17, of 1538 Vt. Street, and Robert A. Pearson, 20, of 1245 W Campus Road. McGreevy's car sustained 110 damage and Pearson's 42 percent damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry L. McGreevy
Vt. St
Robert A. Pearson
Campus Rd
W.ilth Sts
McGreevy
Pearson
Acacia Lodge 9 AF AM Holds Special Meeting
Acacia Lodge 9 AF and AM announces a special communication on Thursday May 5 at 5 30 PM with Past Masters night dinner at 6 30 PM and Third Degree work at 7 30 PM Sojourners welcome Ellis W King WM C E Kerns Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Lodge
AF & AM
Sojourners
Ellis W .King
W. M
C. E. Kerns
James Hoover elected president of Douglas County Bankers
James Hoover of Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora was elected president of the Douglas County Bankers Association at its annual dinner at the Holiday Inn. Russ Watkins was elected vice president, Dorothy Rooney re elected treasurer, and Howard Wiseman re elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hoover
Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora
Douglas County Bankers Association
Holiday Inn
Russ Watkins
Douglas County State Bank
Dorothy Rooney
Howard Wiseman
Lawrence National Bank
Bob Georgeson
First National
Douglas County
G. Robert Gadberry
Fourth National Bank and Trust Company
Wichita
Memorial Hospital Births and Transfers List
Memorial Hospital report lists multiple individuals with addresses and notes a transfer to VA Hospital in Kansas City and a birth to Mr. and Mrs. James Athey at 1134 Ky with a son born Tuesday. The names include Cynthia Cramer Gladys Hutchison Rory McCabrin Pearl Metsker Paul Martin Jr. Chester Hays Vinnie Morris Nettie Pickel Phyliss Blankenship Merry Bower Cath erine Lambdin Charla Rodabaugh Russell Nutter Martha Statler Ronald Sheaffer William Henderson Eugenia Wong Andre Lauret Richard Sharpnack Alloi Potter Hope Skinner Ernest Griswold Eldon Shaffer Emma Smith George Lanham Elma Mannen Inez Schaffert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Cramer
Ind
Gladys Hutchison
Mass
Rory McCabrin
Edgelea
Pearl Metsker
Paul Martin Jr
Eudora
Chester Hays
Tenn
Elmer Ousdahl
Schwarz Rd
Vinnie Morris
E. 23Rd
Nettie Pickel
Maple Lane
Phyliss Blankenship
Baldwin
Merry Bower
Catherine Lambdin
Charla Rodabaugh
DeSoto
Russell Nutter
Perry
Martha Statler
Lincoln
Ronald Sheaffer
Kasold
William Henderson
VA Hospital
Kansas City
Eugenia Wong
Andre Lauret
Richard Sharpnack
Alloi Potter
Del
Hope Skinner
Route 1
Ernest Griswold
Eldon Shaffer
Emma Smith
W. 25Th
George Lanham
Linwood
Elma Mannen
Inez Schaffert
Committee Forms to Support Nesmith for Third District
A Kansas legislative committee backs O F Nesmith for the Third District congressional seat. Leading the group are Rep. John Tillotson and Rep. Beatrice Jacquart. Nesmith, a Republican, seeks the vacancy created as Rep. Robert Ellsworth runs for the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
O.F. Nesmith
John Tillotson
R-Norton
Beatrice Jacquart
Rsatant
Nesmith
Howse
Representatives
Robert Ellsworth
U.S. Senate
Lawrence drives aid to South Viet Nam and KU gift mosaic
Lawrence hosts a soap and hygiene kit drive to aid civilians in South Viet Nam, ending Saturday with container pickups at groceries. The drive is led by the Lawrence Council of Churches and the Christian Family Movement. KU seniors vote to spend 4100 on a mosaic Jayhawk for Robinson Gym. City Clerk Harold Fisher outlines late registration rules for August primaries. Lawrence High School Hi V president elect is Jerry Karr, with a full officer slate. A Hillcrest School preschool roundup is planned for Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
South Viet Nam
Lawrence Council of Churches
Christian Family Movement
St. Lawrence Catholic
R. K. Craven
Church World Service
Kansas University
New Robinson Gymnasium
Larry Bast
Topeka
Kansas Union
Union
Harold Fisher
Fisher
Secretary of State
Kansas
Five Persons Treated At Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Five patients were treated and released from the emergency room at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Tuesday and Wednesday. Ronald Miller, 19, Lecompton, sustained abrasions and contusions after a motorcycle collision. Russell Leigh, 25, fell on a rock in a driveway and sustained a cut to the forehead. Mark Southard, 8, 408 Ind., slammed a finger in a cellar door. William Henry Jr., 45, Lecompton, was kicked in the left hand by a cow Virgil Knoxsah, 19, 1000 Ohio, fell downstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ronald Miller
Lecompton
Russell Leigh
Mark Southard
William Henry Jr
Virgil Knoxsah
Ohio
Clark Speaks on Youth Choices for Sertoma Club
Dr. Carroll D. Clark of Kansas University addressed the Lawrence Sertoma Club at the Eldridge Hotel on Tuesday. He explored how rapid social changes affect youth decisions and shared jazz hobby notes while playing his saxophone. Guests included Dr. D L Salsbury Gordon Montz Ed Dill and visitors from Hallmark Plant in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Clark
Kansas University
Lawrence
Gordon Montz
Ed Dill
Paul Gibbs
George Grigaitis
Mitch Presz
Hallmark
Toronto
Canada
Competent Professional Service Ady at Rumsey Funeral Home
A brief funeral service notice notes Ady is provided by Rumsey Funeral Home, contact V138 5111 for arrangements and professional service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ady
Concert by K C Group Crows Symposium's Final Night
The Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra performs unpublished works at Murphy Hall to close the Eighth Annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music at KU Mount Oread. Conducted by Robert Baustian, the program features pieces by Keats Weed Bates and Thorne. Rockefeller grant funds the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
Mount Oread
Donald Keats
Antioch College
Maurice Weed
Northern Illinois University
David Bates
Francis Thorne
New York City
Robert Baustian
Philharmonic
Rockefeller Foundation
The
University Theatre
Dallas Lewis Leaves Major Estate To Birch Society And Smoot
Dallas Bedford Lewis, Dallas millionaire founder of Lewis Food Co., died April 25 and left 1 million to the John Birch Society, 1 million to Dan Smoot, 1 million to Pepperdine College for a Smoot doctorate, and 1.5 million to create The Defenders of American Liberty to defend constitutional rights as it stood in 1950. The remainder goes to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dallas Bedford Lewis
John Birch Society
Dan Smoot
Pepperdine College
Defenders of American Liberty
Lewis
Superior Court
Lewis Food Co., Inc
Dr. Ross Dog
Smoot
Pepperdine
Defenders of Liberty
American Civil Liberties Union
United States
Tragedy as Kansas farmer falls from tractor
A 67 year old Cheyenne County farmer Leonard Dankenbring was killed when he fell from a moving tractor and was run over by a disc. The accident occurred near Wheeler Kansas. He was identified by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Kan
Cheyenne County
Leonard Dankenbring
Bricker rejects curve grading and teaches high load at KU
Bricker a 47 year old KU chemistry professor calls grading on the curve flawed saying all students can earn As or Fs. He works about 90 hours weekly meeting 70 to 80 students. He co ordinates general chemistry and mentors nine graduate students. The Brickers live in Lawrence with three children and he leads church classes. He will direct a summer high school chemistry institute at KU and teach a work study session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Anna
W. 21St Terr
Susan
Lawrence High School
David
West Junior High
Bruce
Schwegler School
First Presbyterian Church
Crossroads
HOPE award honors KU chemistry program head
The oday s HOPE award winner is coordinator of general chemistry courses at KU with over 1 000 students enrolled last fall. Bricker taught 200 in lectures and 120 in recitations to balance large classes with personal student contact through recitations and labs. Night help sessions offer extra support and the program emphasizes five weekly lab hours and three lectures plus one recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Wooster College
Wooster
Ohio
Bricker
Judge Gray Files Re-Election Bid for 41st District Bench
District Court Judge Frank Gray filed Tuesday to seek another term as judge of the 41st District. Gray has held the seat for three terms and had previously announced his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Frank Gray
In Memoriam of a Husband
In loving memory of my precious husband four long lonely years have passed since that sad day in May. Though he is gone memories keep him near, loving wife and family remembrances.
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Wallace
Klingenberg New ‘Legion
Lodge
Area Bank
James Athey
West 20Th Street
Harry Carr
Richard Wustefeld
George Staus
Journal- World Photo
Journal-World Photo
Jerry Karr
Madeline Lane
Hi-V
Tom Bernhardt
Lewis Hall
Steve Langhoffer
Rick Stucky
Ron Rappard
Alan Hack
Kenny Karr
Craig Marsh
Fred Doores
Steve Bray
Steve Johnson
Ron Mann
George Temple
David Harsha
Hillcrest School
Lawrence Memorial Co
Ery Ie
Clark
Sertoma Club
K.C. Group
Birchers
Centennial Theatre
University of Kansas Theatre
Desmond Walsh
Experimental
Lou Parsons
Dale Kring
House OF
Clark Bricker
Continental Trailways
Silver Eagle
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