Air Force denies Chinese flight intrusions in Vietnam clash
The U S Air Force rejected Peking's charge that American F4C Phantoms shot at a Chinese plane. A Phantom shot down a MIG 17 over North Vietnam near the Chinese border, likely a North Vietnamese plane, while pilots observed no Chinese markings.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Peking
Red China
Air
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Makwan
China
Yunnnan
Fixation On Target Puts Red in Spot
In a three minute air battle over the gulf northwest of Hanoi Air Force Maj. Wilbur Dudley and Lt. Imantes Kringelis say a MIG17 pilot misjudged their position due to tunnel vision. Dudley fired a Sidewinder that helped down the unarmed RB66 recon plane escorting Phantoms. The pilots report the enemy could not eject before debris and smoke marked the impact.
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Hanoi
Red River Valley
Wilbur R. Dudley
Alamogordo
N.M
Dudley
Imantes Kringelis
Lake Zurich
Til
Gilbert L. Meyers
U.S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Air Force
Orange
Tex
Kringelis
Bomb Cloud Over U S
Government experts estimate a high flying radioactive cloud from Monday's nuclear blast in Red China is passing over the United States. No radioactive debris has been detected on U S soil yet.
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Washington
Red
China
United States
U.S
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures. A chance of afternoon thundershowers on Saturday. Lows near 40 tonight and highs in the upper 60s to 70s Saturday.
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Kansas
No Steps Entering or Leaving Romsey Funeral Home
Funeral home notice lists Romsey Funeral Home and contact Vi 3-5111 with instructions related to entry or departure for attendees.
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Romsey Funeral Home
Beating by Babysitter Clips Life From Leavenworth Boy
Five year old James Wayne King died after a babysitter Harold Edward Henry Jr. allegedly beat him with a ball bat a plastic bat and fists. Police charged Henry with child beating and manslaughter as autopsy planned. King’s mother found the child severely beaten at home.
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Leavenworth
Kan
James Wayne King
Chester King
Harold Edward Henry Jr
Edward J. Chapman, Jr
Subsidy Bill Signed Aids Rent and Teacher Corps
President Johnson signed the first financing for the rent subsidy and National Teacher Corps programs. He said the measures will help bring light to dark places in the nation.
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Washington
Johnson
Bridal and Wedding Photographs by Seizon Studio
Seizon Studio offers bridal and wedding photography services at 731 Mass. VI 3-0330. Portrait packages include full event coverage and finished prints. Contact for scheduling and portfolio viewing.
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Seizon Studio
Elaborate Plan Awaits During Gemini 9 Trip
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports Gemini 9 astronauts plan three rendezvous maneuvers akin to future Apollo lunar missions. Command pilot Thomas Stafford and pilot Eugene Cernan aim to dock with an Agena target satellite within four hours, advancing one orbit earlier than Gemini 8.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Agena
Western Pacific
Hawaii
Stafford
Cernan
Globe
Lawrence High School honors and award recipients noted
Lawrence High School presents the Citizenship Award to senior Larry Norris and recognizes Deanna Kring as Office Education Student of the Year. Other honors include science and art awards to Woody Wright, Ned Greene, Mike Elzea, and Marvel Holloway. journalism and chess accolades. Latin exam medals with perfect scores by Miss Binns and a broad slate of certificates for numerous students.
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Deanna Kring
Office Education
Valeria Kline
Business and
Lawrence
Bausch and Lamb
Woody Wright
Ned Greene
Jim Flory
Jim Craper
Conrad Downing
Olney
Wood Merrill
Margaret McBride
Marvel Holloway
Mike Elzea
LHS
Guy Phillips
Lance Williams
David Paden
Kit Gunn
Jim Kotas
Paul Horowitz
Tim Gilles
Kathy Brandt
Dan Paretsky
Gertrude Ruttan
Sandra Binns
Janine de Coster
Lawrence High
Miss Binns
Deborah Barr
Helen Clyatt
Raymond Crews
Gayle Meserve
Chris Oldfather
Tina Spray
Franz Hatfield
Julie Chappell
Cindy Gallup
Marcia Hunn
Earnest Brown
Sheri Neihart
Lawrence High School
Larry Norris
Oxford Rd
Norris
Max Stalcup
Journal- World Photo
Lawrence teachers discuss reading readiness in kindergarten
Four Lawrence teachers at a Lawrence High School meeting of the P T A Curriculum Committee outlined the kindergarten reading readiness program. They described the shared guidebook for kindergarten and first grade, the growth of vocabulary through experience, and activities such as field trips to the Police and Fire Building, museums, a post office, and a hatchery.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Public Schools
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Lawrence High School
Marion Nolan
Catharine van Reekum
Woodlawn School
Police and Fire
Natural History Museum
Art Museum
Kansas University
Lawrence Post
Stock Market Closes Lower as 60-Stock Average Dips
New York closing figures show the 60 stock index at 321.1, down 3.3 points. Gene Doane announces plans to become your insurance agent in a local advertisement.
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Stock Market Index
New York
Gene Doane
Market Drops Again As Auto Sales Slump
New York AP reports a markets slide after a 15 percent drop in auto sales in the first ten days of May. The Dow Jones average fell 9.46 points to 876.11 as General Motors delayed trading due to heavy order flow. Chrysler shed 87 cents to 41.25, Ford declined 25 cents to 46.62, and American Motors dipped 25 cents to 9.12.
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New York
Ford
Dow Jones
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
725 Dogs to Show For Kennel Club Here on Saturday
The Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club presents its annual all breed show and obedience trial at the Douglas County 4H Fairgrounds. About 725 dogs of 73 breeds from 30 states will compete with 2,500 spectators expected. Judges include Langdon Skarda Virgil Johnson Robert Waters Harold Huggins Helen James. Burton Perdue leads as chairman with Mrs Shirley Perdue secretary.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Douglas County
Langdon L. Skarda
Clovis
N. M
Virgil D. Johnson
Savannah Beach
Robert Waters
North Surrey
B. C
Canada
Harold L. Huggins
Denver
Helen Lee James
Topeka
Burton Perdue
Shirley Perdue
Jayhawk Kennel Club
Robert Laushman
Bill Webster
Larry Harrison
American Kennel Club
KU Washington U Reciprocation Nod for Language Exchange
Kansas Board of Regents approves a reciprocal agreement enabling KU and Washington University students to join a summer language exchange in Oriental studies with resident-fee changes. KU students in St Louis in 1967 get reduced tuition. KU nonresidents face higher charges. Also named acting provost for KU Medical School after Dr Miller’s departure and funds allocated for Oliver Hall furnishings.
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Kansas City
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Washington University
St. Louis
Kansas
KU Medical Center
W. Clarke Wescoe
Russell Mills
Medical
C. Arden Miller
George A. Wolf Jr
Dr. Miller
Miller
London
England
Medical Center
Wescoe
Wolf
Medford
Mass
Tufts-New England Medical Center
Tufts University
Oliver Hall
Nine Wounded by New York Snipers in Manhattan
A mysterious sniper or snipers wounded nine people in separate shooting incidents across Manhattan on Thursday night. Pellets likely fired from a moving vehicle, possibly via air pistol or air rifle. Two victims hit in the eye were in serious condition. Attacks occurred 9:45 p.m. to 11:05 p.m.
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New York
Manhattan
Skies Clear Over Lawrence With Cool May Readings
Lawrence today saw clear skies but cooler than normal temperatures. The weather office forecasts temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below the May normal through Wednesday with a chance of showers Saturday. Readings held between 40 and 44 degrees for 31 hours ending today earning a cool, steady trend. Open Bowling Saturday and Sunday at Hillcrest Bowl.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
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Graceland College
Lamont
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Journal-World Photo
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Kennel Club
Ku, Wash. U
Mount Oread
Hillcrest Bowl
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