Viet Picture Break After Latest Crisis Shapes Up
South Viet Nam faces a political crisis that threatens governance and elections. Buddhist dissidents and military rulers clash while the United States fears deeper involvement and embattled Saigon relations. The airlift of 2,500 elite troops to Da Nang intensifies U S concerns as Buddhists accuse the regime of treason and pledge to honor a truce before fall elections.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Cru
Cial
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
South Viet Nam
America
Southeast Asia
Europe's Luxuries Grow While U S Aid Is Questioned
The column argues U S foreign aid to Western Europe has inflated their recovery while draining America's balance of payments and gold. It urges Congress to cut military commitments and end overseas aid, asserting Europeans can fund their own defenses and look after home interests.
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Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
New York
Vienna
Opera House
St. Stephan’s
Kartner Strasse
U.S
Congress
Europe
Uncle Sam
United States
France
Paris
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Ellsworth Demands Action in South Viet Nam Amid Election Push
U S Rep Robert Ellsworth spoke at Wichita State University urging the Johnson administration to back military efforts with political stability in Saigon or withdraw The Kansan candidate outlined five steps including timely elections for a Constituent Assembly to draft a constitution pledge of loyalty from Vietnamese officers and campaigns to educate urban and rural populations to enable self rule.
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Wichita
U. S
Robert Ellsworth
Kan
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Lawrence
Wichita State University
Ellsworth
GOP
U. S. Senate
Saigon
Defense Department
Defesse
Robert McNamara
Congress
KU Student Falls From Hand Rail At 940 Ind Street
Kansas University junior Federico F Krause 22 of 1421 Ohio listed in good condition at Watkins Memorial Hospital after a 15 foot fall from a hand rail at 940 Ind Street. Police say the rail broke at 3 10 p m Sunday and Krause is held for observation with x rays planned to check for fractures.
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Federico F. Krause
Ohio
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Ind
Krause
Kansas University
Ind St
KU Theft Reported At Marvin Hall Room 208
Kansas University police and traffic officers report the theft of drawing sets valued at 50 from Room 208 Marvin Hall. The items belonged to James Cole a second year engineering student from Kent Washington and Ling Pong a first year engineering student from Taipei Taiwan. The theft occurred last week according to police.
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Kansas University
Marvin Hall
James Cole
Kent
Wash
Ling Pong
Taipei
Taiwan
Rims and Tires Stolen From Car on Tennessee Street
Robert Merkel of 1620 Harper reported to police that two wheel rims and tires were taken from his parked car in the 700 block of Tennessee Street on Saturday.
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Robert Merkel
1620
Harper
Tennessee St
Service Anytime Air Fase a sey Funeral Home
Fragments show a funeral home service line with contact numbers and an unclear address. The readable items include a phone listing VI 3 514 and references to a funeral home.
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Sey Funeral Home
KU Test Draws Mixed Reactions From Students
KU students described the National Viet Nam Examination as nerve wracking yet manageable with time pressure. Replies varied from easy to hard across subjects with vocabulary and length drawing comment. National responses ranged from technical ease for some to science emphasis noted by others.
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Allen Fieldhouse
McClellan
Students For A Democratic Society
Gary Roberts
Bailey Hall
Robin Huggins
Huggins
Roger Mack
Belleville
Bart Eisfelder
Kansas City
Bob Taylor
Plainville
Taylor
Mike Falley
Topeka
Falley
Charlie Fisher
Prairie Village
Associated Press
MIT
Harvey Stein
Hastings Law School
San Francisco
City College of New York
Peter Gewandter
al Samuel
Firefighters Battle Trash Fire in Lawrence Neighborhood
Lawrence firemen responded to a trash fire at 12 22 p m Sunday near 3rd and Ark Sts. No damage reported. Fire Chief F C Sanders said the blaze began when a burning trash barrel was left beside a wood pile.
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Lawrence
3Rd and Ark. Sts
F. C. Sanders
Weekend wrecks spill into area hospitals
Ten traffic accidents over the weekend hospitalized four persons and left seven injured with more than 4600 dollars in damage. Kansas City man James Bellum fractured his back in a Turnpike crash near Lawrence. two KU students were hurt when their car struck a pole on North 2nd Street. a 7-year-old Eudora boy broke his leg in a bicycle collision. several other minor collisions occurred on city streets and at the Malls Shopping Center.
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James W. Bellum
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Turnpike
West Lawrence
Bellum
John P. Ellis
Grandview
Ellis
Virgil L. Rogers
Topeka
Rogers
Kansas University
North 2Nd Street
Lincoln
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Carroll F. Wainwright
Eudora
Michael D. Brouchard
Lawrence Brouchard
Frank J. Martin
Harold C. Wulfkuhle
la. St
Jasper Payne
Funston
Mississippi Street
6Th
Wulfkuhle
LMH
Henry E. Beers
Brook
Otto A. Barteldes
Dakota St
Massachusetts Street
15Th
Beers
Barteldes
Douglas W. Steen
Miller Dr
Larry J. Ryan
W. 23Rd Street
Malls
Steen
Ryan
Lawrence
E. L. Ninemires
Mission
Janice L. Hughes
Wellington Rd
Henry M. Flowers
8Th St
Crestline
9Th Sts
William E. Schmidt
Route 2
Naismith Drive
20Th Street
Schmidt
Wife vows to stop stripping at parties in Devon society
Hazel Mackintosh, wife of Gordon Mackintosh, says she will quit her party trick of undressing at social events in Devon. She admits past strip dances at the Commodore Club and Imperial Hotel, but cites harmony as reason. Gordon supports her choice, though his family objects and gossip swirls over her conduct.
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London
Gordon Mackintosh
Hazel
Mackintosh
Commodore Club
Torquay
Imperial Hotel
People
Erhart Aviation breaks ground at Olathe Airport
Groundbreaking ceremonies at the Olathe airport mark the first building for Erhart Aviation Inc a new joint venture of Del Erhart and Jack Mehernay. The operation aims to open in July with at least ten staff offering training charter flights ground service and electronics. Ed Campbell of Lawrence a stockholder notes ongoing Erhart Flying Service operations in Lawrence with Mooney Alan and Cessna sales planned in Olathe.
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Olathe
Erhart Aviation Inc
del Erhart
Lawrence
Jack Mehernay
Kansas City
Ed Campbell
Erhart Flying Service
Olathe Aviation Committee
City Commission
Erhart
Mooney
Alan
Cessna
Larned
Lawrence High School concert bands to perform in parking lot
The Lawrence High School Concert Band and LHS Stage Band will give an outdoor drive in concert at 7:30 tonight in the high school parking lot. About 100 students will participate under director Charles Kassinger.
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Lawrence High School
LHS
Charles Kassinger
KU faculty guests at Phi Mu Alpha initiation
Three School of Fine Arts professors served as guests of honor at Sunday initiation ceremonies for Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Robert Baustian leaves KU for Oberlin College, Clayton Krehbiel will head the Cleveland Symphony Chorus, and Laurel Anderson plans retirement.
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Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Robert Baustian
Clayton Krehbiel
Laurel Anderson
Baustian
Oberlin College
Krehbiel
Robert Shaw
Cleveland Symphony Chorus
Anderson
Seven Treated After Emergency Room Visit at Lawrence Memorial
Seven patients were treated from Saturday to this morning in the Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room. Reported injuries include a nail wound to the left leg from Raymond Richardson, a scalp cut for Leon Garcia, a left knee injury from Jolene Williams after a horse fall, dog bite to the right wrist for Clayton Crenshaw, a brown spider bite to Martin Hastert, a chin cut from a bike fall for Robert Ackerman, and a chin cut from a bike fall for Terry Pickens.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Raymond Richardson
Naismith
Leon Garcia
Learnard
Jolene Williams
Miller
Clayton Crenshaw
Martin Hastert
Eudora
Bulldogs Star At Lawrence Kennel Club Show
About 3,000 spectators attended the Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club Dog Show at the Douglas County 4H Fairgrounds. 725 dogs competed with ideal weather and scores highlighted by Best in Show English bulldog Ch. Blackshot's Captain Cook owned by May Dickens of Oklahoma City.
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Lawrence
R. D. Boice
Newfoundland
Bill Long
Thomas E. Pratt
Bertha Dawson
Tulsa
Kansas City clinic hosts demonstrator car event for boys
The event in Kansas City invites questions from attendees and promises guidance on where to obtain answers. Entries have come from Ottawa Desoto Eudora Lecompton Topeka and Lawrence with expectations of about 75 participants as the deadline nears.
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Kansas City
Ottawa
DeSoto
Eudora
Lecompton
Topeka
Lawrence
Steele
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