Hoa Lac MIG base knocked out after U S raids near Hanoi
U S air attacks over two weeks rendered Hoa Lac air base 20 miles west of Hanoi inoperable. Nine F105s from Thailand hit the field. One Thunderchief was shot down and listed missing in action. B52s bombed Communist positions near the DMZ as U S forces push to ease Marine pressures at Con Thien and Leatherneck Square.
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U.S
Hoa Lac
Hoa Lac Field
North Vietnam
North
Hanoi-Haiphong
Kep
Air Force
Navy
Enterprise
Haiphong
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Khe Sanh
Leatherneck Square
Con Thien
Morano Denies Payroll Charges In Dodd Aid Case
Albert P. Morano, chief administrative assistant to Senator Thomas J. Dodd, disputes claims he was on the Conn. senator’s payroll while at Conetta Manufacturing. Morano says he left Conetta before working for Dodd and that a later bid request by Conetta followed a 1960s defense procurement effort that failed.
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Greenwich, Conn
Albert P. Morano
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Connecticut
James P. Boyd Jr
Washington
Morano
Conetta Manufacturing Co, Inc
Greenwich
Dodd
Boyd
Ethics Committee
Senate
Department of ‘Defense
Conetta
Army
Defense Department
Coneta
Secretary of Defense
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Sen. Dodd
Minnesotan Will Speak at Haskell Graduation Exercises
Glenn R. Landbloom, Bureau of Indian Affairs director for Minneapolis, will address Haskell graduation at 9 30 a m on Wednesday May 24 in Haskell Stadium. He formerly led the Navajo agency at Window Rock Arizona and has 29 years with the BIA. Rev Harold Mallett to give baccalaureate address Sunday May 21 at 7 30 p m.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Minneapolis
Minn
Haskell
Landbloom
Navajo Agency
Window Rock
Ariz
BIA
U.S. Department of the Interior
North Dakota University
Fargo
N. D
Harold Mallett
First Presbyterian Church
Motorcycle Blaze Damages Cycle on Massachusetts Street
Fire crews responded at 8 37 a m to an alley in the 700 block where a motorcycle back fired and caught fire causing 300 dollars in damage. Firefighters reported no injuries.
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Massachusetts Street
Jerry Allen Buys Local VW Agency in Lawrence
Jerry Allen takes over the Conzelman Motors Volkswagen agency in Lawrence next Monday. The firm will be Allen Motors Inc offering the full VW line. Conzelman plans relocate to Arizona or Florida due to allergy problems. his family has four children.
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Jerry Allen
Allen Chevrolet
Kansas City
Conzelman Motors
Volkswagen
Lawrence
Allen Motors Inc
Allen
25Th
Iowa Sts
John G. Conzelman
Conzelman
Arizona
Florida
Lincoln
Neb
Bill Allen Jr
Jerry
Jerry Jr
Linda
Actress Miss Hasso on theater and ideas of modern plays
The Swedish actress discusses Tiny Alice and themes of prayer and unintended consequences. She notes science fiction becoming tomorrow’s reality and urges audiences to think beyond entertainment. She compares Swedish subsidized theater with US models and praises decentralized venues and university theaters.
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Kansas University Theater
Signe Hasso
Rudi Tronto
Circle Theatre
Kansas City
Miss Hasso
92Nd Street
Journal-World Photo
Aliee
Sweden
United States
New York City
Hollywood
Eldest Andrews Sister Dies in Los Angeles of Cancer
La verne Andrews eldest of the Andrews Sisters died Monday in Los Angeles after eight months illness from cancer. She was 51 and survived by her husband Lou Rogers. Maxene and Patti learned of the death while touring Lake Tahoe. The trio had carried on a 35 year performing tradition with many records sold since the 1930s.
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Los Angeles
Laverne Andrews
Laverne
North Carolina Passes Liberal Abortion Law
The North Carolina Legislature enacted a liberalized abortion law without gubernatorial veto. The Senate concurred with House amendments, adopting a bill similar to Colorado’s. It supersedes the 1881 statute permitting abortions only to save the mother’s life.
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North Carolina
Raleigh, N.C
Senate
House of Representatives
Colorado
New Manual Published For Use of Newspapers In School Classrooms
The American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation released a 72 page manual for teachers and newspaper men. It covers teaching with newspapers, materials, evaluation, program development, and five case studies. It includes sections on slow learners disadvantaged and gifted students, delivery to schools, cost questions, and classroom activities from real guides. Teachers may contact the Journal-World for a copy.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation
Foundation
John H. Haefner
University of Iowa
ANPA
The
Journal-World
Ed Gilbert Sentenced in New York Embezzlement Case
Edward M. Gilbert 43, who fled to Brazil in 1962 after allegedly embezzling 1.95 million from a hardwood flooring firm he led, received a two to four year state prison term in State Supreme Court. He had earlier been sentenced in federal court to two years and fined 21000 dollars after returning to face indictments.
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New York
Edward M. Gilbert
Brazil
State Supreme Court
Gilbert
Wall Street
U.S
LHS Wins Sixth Science Award at Kansas Academy Meet
Six Lawrence High School students and two faculty members attended the 99th Kansas Academy of Science meeting at Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina. LHS earned its sixth consecutive Science Academy Award for Junior Academy projects, with speakers Leanne Gray Pam Mailhiot Molly Cook and Craig Duncan among those presenting.
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Lawrence
Kansas Academy of Science
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
LHS
Junior Academy of Science
Leanne Gray
Pam Mailhiot
Molly Cook
Craig Duncan
Leanna Gray
Miss Mailhiot
Brad Stuewe
Gary Winyard
S. W. Cram
Westinghouse
Stanley Roth
Senior Academy of Science
Missouri Pacific Declares $1.25 Dividend Per Share
The Missouri Pacific board of directors declared a dividend of $1.25 per share of Class A stock payable June 30 to stockholders of record June 16. The AP report notes the payout accompanies the railroad's financial results for the period.
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Mo-Pac
ST. Louis
Missour Pacific Railroad Board of Directors
Pharmacy Pupils Receive Awards at KU Honors Banquet
Outstanding Kansas University Pharmacy School students were honored Saturday night at the Eldridge Hotel banquet. Winners include James Whitake Nortonville Rexall Award and James Stoneking Kiowa Lilly gold medal, with several other top scholastic and research awards.
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Kansas University Pharmacy School
Eldridge Hotel
James A. Whitake
Nortonville
Harvey L. Edmonds Jr
Leavenworth
Rexall
Wayne Schulte
Hugoton
American Pharmaceutical Association
James and
Suz- Ann Wheatley
James K. Stoneking
Kiowa
Lilly
Frederick Kautz
Atchison
Bristol
Robert Emerson
Columbus
Merck
Larry Hare
Osawatomie
Johnson
Cheek
Ray Miller
The
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Miller
C. H. Hogan
Fox-Vliet Drug Company
Wichita
Hogan
Latin Inscriptions and Roman History Lecture
Kansas University classics professor William McDermott will discuss Latin Inscriptions and Roman History at 7 30 p m May 15 in Room 106 Fraser Hall Rose Morgan professor of classics and classical archaeology will introduce the event.
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William McDermott
Rose Morgan
Kansas University
Fraser Hall
US protests Hanoi over treated pilots in war raid
Washington denounces Hanoi for parading three U.S. pilots shot down near Hanoi. The State Department says the action breaches the Geneva Convention and notes possible injuries among the prisoners. Pilots Hughes Larson and Shively, all based in Thailand, were downed Friday during a raid near Hanoi.
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Washington
United States
Hanoi
North Vietnam
State Department
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
International Red Cross
Geneva
Robert J. McCloskey
James L. Hughes
Gordon Albert Larson
James R. Shively
Thailand
U.S
Saigon
Acid Spill Drops Waters Near Sacramento Plant
Police patrolled a five mile Morrison Creek stretch to keep swimmers and fishermen away from 100 000 pounds of concentrated sulfuric acid spilled when a valve broke during unloading at a Proctor and Gamble plant. The acid killed carp catfish bullfrogs and other life. A spokesman said the fish were jumping from water as if it were red hot.
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Sacramento
Calif
Morrison Creek
California Fish and Game Department
Proctor & Gamble
Astros Open Spring Training With Five Catchers
The Houston Astros began spring training fielding five catchers as part of its early roster setup. The move signals experimentation behind the plate and depth for the upcoming season.
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Houston Astros
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