Goldwater Attacks Fulbright on Vietnam Policy
In a speech to Republican women Barry Goldwater charged Senator Fulbright with harmful criticism that aids enemies in Vietnam and urged his resignation as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He assailed alleged shortages and U S plans to keep hawks and doves content, blaming Johnson and some GOP leaders for fiscal excess.
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Delaware
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GOP
House Slashes 302 Million In Johnson Funds
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed more than 302 million from Johnson’s 14.3 billion budget request for 24 agencies. Mohole funding was entirely cut, and the rent subsidy program faced reductions and new use restrictions. The move could invite presidential criticism if sustained.
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Mac Gets New Fire On Disposal Policy
Washington flashes a battle over how surplus military gear is disposed. Senator Gruening charges the Pentagon discards usable equipment for foreign aid while the crates and cranes are needed in Viet Nam. McNamara defends current practices as Gruening counters with claims of junk.
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Sena
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Rwyo
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Viet Nam War spills into Laos and Cambodia
The Defense Department reports 11 U.S. air casualties in Laos over two years and near 20 missing or captured. In Saigon, American artillery crossed into Cambodian jungles to silence Viet Cong fire as U.S. troops faced heavy fighting on the Cambodian side. Officials say these actions show Communist border violations, not a broader U.S. policy shift.
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Wedding Section Highlights Local Couples Soon to Wed
The Journal-World features a 20 page wedding section with advice for young families. Three local couples are featured: Nancy Edwards and William Howard. Sue Giffin and Larry Schiefelbusch. Annette Buhler and Robert B. Jones.
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William Howard
Sue Giffin
Lary Schiefelbusch
Annette Buhler
Robert B. Jones
Dow Jones Slips to 1966 Dip as 60-Stock Average Closes 332.1
New York closing stock index falls to a 1966 low with the 60-share average at 332.1, down 4.4 points amid market weakness. The AP reports the broad decline across major issues and trading activity.
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New York
Law Student Chooses Miss Res Ipsa Loquitor Queen
Kansas University law student Jack Duncan, KU Law School social chairman, selected the 14 candidates for the Miss Res Ipsa Loquitor queen contest at Strong Hall on Habeas Corpus Day. The winner may join past winners who later claimed Miss Kansas. The event kicks off Law School activities with a morning program in the auditorium and a later faculty-student skit and party at Professor Oldfather's home.
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Arthur Travers
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James B. Smith
Charles Oldfather
Unseasonably Warm Weather Continues in Lawrence
Lawrence enjoys unseasonably warm temperatures with no rain in sight as a weak cool front nears. The last rain was .35 inch on April 30, making May rainfall expected. year-to-date totals show 5.18 inches, about 24 inches below normal, with four months failing to reach average. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions and highs in the 80s through Friday.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Building pace here is brisk in past month
Lawrence city building activity surged last month with $1,345,820 in permits and 35 permits issued in April. City building inspector Ken Jorgensen noted four major projects totaling $942,040 drive the pace, including Alpha Kappa Lambda at 2021 Stewart Ave and the new Woolworth building at 911 Mass. St. He highlighted total 1965 totals and projected year end ahead of last year.
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Centennial St
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Tth
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W. 24Th St
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Colo. St
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Neb. St
Jed Houseworth
KR. St
Ben Standard
Garnage
N.H. St
Ten Finalists To Be Chosen For Miss Lawrence KU Pageant
Preliminary judging begins at 6 30 p m in Central Junior High auditorium with thirty contestants. Top ten announced Friday evening after introductions, then five compete in final questions and Miss Lawrence KU 1966 crowned.
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Pepsi Bottling Company
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Weavers Airline School
Kansas City
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Lawrence Paper Company
William Conboy
Kansas University
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Atlantic City
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United States
Joe Ballard
Fifteen New Manufacturing Industries Open in Kansas
The Kansas department of economic development reports fifteen new manufacturing industries began production in March and April. They are located in Burlington Cherryvale Clay Center Colby Fort Scott Gaylord Great Bendola Manhattan Parsons Pleasanton Salina and Scott City.
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Colby
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Parsons
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Salina
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Prince Denies Viet Cong Fire From Cambodian Territory
Phnom Penh reports Prince Norodom Sihanouk's government denies U S claims that Viet Cong forces fired from Cambodian territory on American troops in South Vietnam last Saturday.
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Norodom Sihanouk
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Two U.S. Flyers Listed Missing in Action
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Raymond A. Wohden and Lt. (j.g.) Richard R. Ratzlaff are listed as missing in action on the Pentagon roll. North Vietnam shows photos of two captured airmen with similar names, one spelled Wohden, while Wohden has been missing since April 3 last year and Ratzlaff since March 20 this year.
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Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Fair Warm Through Friday
Northeast Kansas reports generally fair and warm weather through Friday with a low tonight in the lower 30s and a high Friday near 80. The day includes temperature readings from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. with a 68 at midnight and a high of 83 yesterday. Sunrise is at 5 18 a.m. and sunset at 7 18 p.m.
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