Marine killed as patrol enters rebel zone in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo a U.S. Marine was killed and two wounded when a patrol drifted into insurgent territory. Two were captured, later denied by officials, amid rising tensions as Caamano warned of a potential massacre. The cease-fire pact remains disputed by U.S. authorities.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Francisco Caamano Deno
Peace Commission of the Organization of American States
Caamano
Washington
United States
Titan 3A Puts Third Stage In Platform Orbit
A Titan 3A rocket launched from Cape Kennedy carried two satellites and placed its transtage into circular orbit after three engine firings. The 124 foot booster deployed 115 mile initial orbit with an 80 pound communications satellite and a 75 pound radar calibrator sphere. The stage expected a second restart to an elliptical path then a final burn to circularize at 1,725 miles before releasing the satellites.
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Cape Kennedy
Transtage
America
Senate OKs pie billion military funds on Viet Nam plan
The Senate approved the military appropriation by a narrow margin after President Johnson labeled the bill a test of his Viet Nam policy. The action grants funds tied to the administration’s military efforts and signals congressional support for the administration’s strategy.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Buick promotes grand sports car at Parker Buick Now
New York stock averages show modest gains with the Dow up about one point. An advertising blurb urges test drives of Buick grand sports cars at Parker Buick, highlighting the car lineup and sales push.
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Buick
Et Parker
Buick Now. Co
Rain and Wind Loom in Lawrence Weather
Rain and warm conditions with brisk winds are forecast for Lawrence tonight after moisture failed to occur Wednesday night. The U S Weather Bureau calls for partly cloudy skies and 20 to 25 mph winds with a 30 percent chance of thundershowers in northeast Kansas. Friday is expected to be cloudy with continued brisk winds and a high near the day’s high.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas
Historic Break With Tradition in Inter-American Force
The United States led a historic move with fourteen nations approving an inter-American military force in the Dominican Republic to stabilize the capital Santo Domingo. Paraguay and Venezuela pledged units while Costa Rica offered police. Argentina and Brazil considered contributions.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
U.S
Santo Domingo
Ellsworth Bunker
OAS
Johnson
Caribbean
Paraguay
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Argentina
Brazil
Western Hemisphere
United States
Uruguay
Mexico
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
No Planes Lost in Two Weeks in Vietnam War
Pentagon records show United States and South Vietnam have not lost a warplane in about 40 raids against North Vietnam over the past two weeks. Air Force and Navy officials credit improved pilot savviness, destruction of North Vietnamese radar, and target quality. The last U S plane lost was a Navy A4 Skyhawk on a strafing mission April 21, due to unknown causes.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Pentagon
Air Force
Navy
U.S
Defense Department
Local Bank Group Seeks State Charter On Hillcrest Site
A Lawrence group seeking a state bank charter filed with the Kansas bank commissioner in Topeka. The Bank Board meets May 24 and the group hopes to complete paperwork for consideration then. Key signers include Ben Barteldes and KU coach Jack Mitchell, with anticipated stockholders listed for potential fourth bank in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Kansas Bank
Topeka
State Bank Board
The
Journal-World
Ben Barteldes
Kansas University
Jack Mitchell
Paul Smart
Richard M. Raney
Richard H. Raney
Barteldes
Robert Harrison
Rusty Springer
Dr. H. Penfield Jones
Russell Mosser
Tom Maupin
Fred C. Black
U.S. Comptroller of
James J. Saxon
Journal-World Today
LHS Orchestra Presents Annual Spring Concert
The Lawrence High School orchestra under Don Beene performs its annual spring concert at 8 pm in the school auditorium. Sixty five performers join two seniors Rex Spease and Nancy Hitt in solo appearances with Bozza Aria and Kennan Night Soliloquy. The program spans Handel to Kleinsinger with full orchestra and smaller ensembles.
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Lawrence High School
Rex Spease
Nancy Hitt
Don Beene
Journal-World Photo
Bozza Beene
Charles Spease
R. I
James Hitt
Kennan
Handel-Beecham Bourree
Cowell
Sweet smell of success in Santa Monica buses
In Santa Monica the buses emit a floral scent from perfumed fuel, praised by city transportation director Tom Prior as inexpensive and building goodwill after a month of tests as people on corners sniff the passing vehicles.
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Santa Monica
Calif
City Transportation
Tom Prior
Lawrence High School Evacuated After Bomb Threat
Lawrence High School evacuated for about 25 minutes around 1 p.m after a bomb threat was phoned in to the Lawrence Police Department. A 15 year old boy was identified, no device found, search completed by 2 10 p.m and students returned to class.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence Police Department
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Lawrence Fire Department
Lawrence
Tommy McCall
McCall
William Troelstrup
Troelstrup
Teller to Lecture at KU on Science Responsibility Origin of Quasars
Dr Edward Teller renowned as a key figure in nuclear science will lecture at KU. He speaks on The Responsibility of the Scientist at Hoch Auditorium at 8 p.m. Tuesday and on The Origin of Quasars to KU physicists at 3 30 p m in Malott Hall Room 124. He is invited by KU Physics Department chair David Beard. Teller’s career includes NAS and AAAS membership and prizes from 1957 1960. He worked on the atomic bomb and joined Caltech faculty in 1953 before becoming professor at large in California.
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Edward Teller
Kansas University
California University
Hoch Auditorium
Malott Hall
Teller
David Beard
National Academy of Sciences
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Joseph Priestly
Albert Einstein
Research Institute of America
Yale
Alaska
Fordham
George Washington
Southern California
St. Louis
Rochester Institute of Technology
Boston College
Chicago University
Institute For Nuclear Studies
California
60 Day Moratorium Sought for KU Master Plan and Fraser Hall Study
KU faculty call for a 60 day moratorium on all current building plans to allow a symposium with architects and planners to guide a long range campus master plan. They propose a study of Fraser Hall to explore preservation options and potential uses for the building and campus needs.
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Kansas University
Fraser Hall
Bernard Frazier
KU Alumni Association
KU Endowment Association
Fred Ellsworth
Fraser
Frazier
Fraziers
Old Fraser Hall
Garden Center Offers Varieties At Pence Owens
Listings show Geraniums Petunias and tomato plants available at Pence Owens Garden Center. The advertisement highlights plant selections for home gardens and seasonal plants.
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Pence-Owens Garden Center
Large April Building Surge Sets Lawrence Record
Lawrence records a $2.14 million private building surge in April, led by an $938,823 eight unit Emery Road apartment project. Total year to date value climbs to $3,051,604, with 221 living units started this month and 273 for the year. Kansas University dormitory and other projects are noted among the class of developments.
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Lawrence
Louis Stone
Kansas University
19Th
Naismith Drive
Emery Road
West Hills Parkway
Sth Street
Avalon Road
Tempo Department
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Tenn. St
Fla. St
Western Home
Ark
Ark. St
Gene Fritzel
Oxford’ Rd
Sunset Dr
L. J. Bales
Westchester
Lawrence Ave
Dwight Perry
9Th St
Jim Shipley
15Th St
Jim Black
Oxford
Russell Jones
Crestline
C. F. Stinson
Harvard
Kingston
Orvil Beer
Hird Inc
Pamela
Cardinal
M. I. Ward
Continental Const
W. 9Th St
W. T. Lemesang
W. Ath St
Constant Const. Co
Emery Rd
New Business
Dana Dowd
Vi. St
W. 23Nd St
Fraternity
B. A. Green
Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas winds and rain
Partly cloudy and warm with strong south winds tonight. Thunder showers in about 30 percent of the area. Friday cloudy with brisk south winds. Tonight’s low around 65. Friday’s high near 68.
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Kansas
Russell Stover Candies for Mothers May 8 in Rexall Malls
Russell Stover offers Mother’s Day candy selections for pickup or gift delivery on May 8 at Rexall drugstores and nearby malls in Virginia. Includes boxed assortments and individually wrapped treats.
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Russell Stover
Rexall
Malls
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