Johnson Defies China in Asia Vision of Viet Nam War
President Johnson in a White House address challenged Communist China saying their goal is to erode U S influence in Asia and vow to never permit Chinese domination. He outlined war aims, possible unconditional talks, and plans to aid South Viet Nam while offering postwar aid to both Vietnams. He spoke to editorial cartoonists outlining economic development and aid programs.
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Washington
Johnson
China
America
Asia
Viet Nam
White House
South Viet Nam
Association of American Editorial Cartoonists
United States
Johnson Signals New Strategy on Viet Nam War Front
President Johnson appears to draw a distinct line between North Vietnam and Communist China to push North Vietnamese toward peace talks. Officials note U S bombing has not spurred informal talks and a potential escalation decision looms if the conflict persists.
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Washington
Johnson
North Viet Nam
China
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Wedding Section Showcases Local Couples to Be Wed
The Journal-World presents an 18 page wedding section featuring three local couples set to wed Julie Glenn and Kari Kreitzer Jan Murphree and Steve Barnes and Sherry Heck and Winston Anderson with expert marriage guidance and planning tips.
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Journal- World Today
Julie Glenn
Kari Kreitzer
Jan Murphree
Steve Barnes
Sherry Heck
Winston Anderson
Failure of Lunik 5 ends in moon impact not soft landing
Moscow reports Lunik 5 landed in the Sea of Clouds at 10:10 p.m. but failed to achieve a gentle touchdown. Tass says the craft sent data during approach, signaling a setback in the Soviet lunar soft landing program as U.S. plans for Surveyor proceed.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Sputnik
Sir Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank Radio Observatory
Sian
Moon
Johnson Proposes Weather Bureau Coast Survey Merger
Johnson proposed today consolidating the Weather Bureau and the Coast and Geodetic Survey to form a new Environmental Science Service Administration. He said the move would advance the federal effort to meet national needs in environmental science services.
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Washington
Johnson
Weather Bureau
The
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Environmental Science Service Administration
Two U.S. soldiers killed as Dominican conflict flares
In the Dominican Republic the rebel regime threatens attack over a power plant seized three days ago while a three man U S patrol was hit by rebel fire. One American died at once and another died later. the third escaped. Rebels seek dismissals of key officers backing the junta as talks with OAS envoys progress.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Jostin Cury
Francisco Caamano Deno
Peace Commission
Organization of American States
Ricardo C. Colombo
Argentina
Carlos Garcia Bauer
Guatemala
Cury
Elias Wessing Wessin
Puerto Rico
Caamano
Washington
Meeker
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Centennial Park
Delta Gamma Sorority
Rights Heads Say Negroes Fired For Demonstrations
In Selma Alabama civil rights leaders claim many Negroes lost jobs for taking part in right to vote protests. State Employment Service reports few firings and says jobs remain available while applicants decline. Officials cite absenteeism and boycotts as reasons for layoffs and hiring gaps.
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Selma
Ala
State Employment Service
Monroe Quinney
Employment Service Office
Martin Luther King Jr
Relations Service
Fred Miller
Miller
Quinney
Kenneth Smith Named Head of KU Voice Department
Kenneth Smith, a bass-bari voice with over 500 recitals, will become professor of voice and chairman of the KU School of Fine Arts effective September 1. The 44 year old Leeds native has sung with major US orchestras and operas including the Met and New York City Opera.
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Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Joseph R. Wilkins
Smith
Leeds
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New York
U. S
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
Metropolitan Opera Company
New England Opera
Washington Opera
Philadelphia Lyric Opera
Central City Opera
Colorado
Chicago Lyric Opera
New York City Opera
Nbc-Tv Opera Company
Brigham Young
Nbc-Tv
Leonard Kastle
Deseret
the Metropolitan
Meistersinger
Boris Godounoff
Magic Flute
Manhattan School of Music
New York College of Music
Ultra Autos Take A Back Seat Here On Mount Oread
Kansas University student Larry Meeker, a Garden City sophomore in mechanical engineering, showcases a 1931 Model A deluxe roadster with unique features and a long restoration. He paid 700 for it and spent 300 more, praising its fuel efficiency and distinct style that attracts both students and couples on campus.
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Larry Meeker
Kansas University
Garden City
Mount Oread
Meeker
Roberta Martin
Leawood
Kate Kilgore
Des Moines
Iowa
Becky Banyard
Hutchinson
Murphy Hall
Journal-World
G. W. Meeker
Finney County
Kansas
Nebraska
New York Stocks End Slight Higher With Mixed Advances
Wall Street closed with the Dow Jones average at 343.7, up 0.3 points as 60 issues gained momentum while others declined. Investors weighed caution after early gains and mixed earnings reports.
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New York
Rain Possible For Lawrence Tonight And Friday
Warm weather returns to Lawrence but moisture arrives with rain and scattered thunderstorms forecast tonight and Friday by the U S Weather Bureau Topeka. Low around 65 tonight and Friday high near 80.
London Paper Sees Kennedy 1972 White House Bid
The London Evening Standard reports a Kennedy presidential campaign may begin in the U S with a 1972 target. It notes Kennedy’s strain with President Johnson over the vice presidency and says 1968 hopes depend on Johnson’s health and policy outcomes. Kennedy has not commented in London.
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Bobby K
White House
London Evening Standard
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Washington
Kennedy
the Standard
Johnson
The
Standard
Bobby
Armed Forces Weekend Events Planned Across Kansas
Friday and Saturday bring Armed Forces Week events at KU ROTC open houses Forbes AFB Fort Leavenworth Olathe NA S Richards Gebaur. Highlights include color ceremony at Allen Fieldhouse KU ring dance Fort Leavenworth demonstrations flyover parachute drop and A bomb detonation. Forbes open house features sky diving 12 aircraft missiles and static displays.
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Kansas University
Gayle Kreutzer
Leavenworth
KU Navy
Kansas Union
Kreutzer
Ft. Riley
Ft. Leavenworth
Leavenworth County
Army Engineers
Fort
Smith Lake
Wentworth Military Academy
Post Museum
Kansas City
Turvey
Floyd
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Forbes
U.S. 75
Pauline
Richards- Gebaur Air Force Base
Olathe
U.S. 50
Missouri Line
Howell M. Estes, Jr
Military Air Transport Service
Olathe Naval Air Station
Richards- Gebaur
Weather forecast for northeast Kansas with rain likely
Mostly cloudy with intermittent rain and possible thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Tonight’s low around 63, Friday high about 8. A cooler day pattern continues with sunrise around 8:00 a.m. and sunset at 7:27 p.m. Record highs and lows for the date are noted from previous years.
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