Rain-Sodden Yanks Join Thai Army For Border Maneuvers
Gen. Paul D. Harkins inspects U S forces bolstering Thailand's border defenses near Udon. Marines dig in under monsoon rain and floods while planning to move to higher ground. Laos threats and neutralist diplomacy frame the deployment.
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Thailand
Paul D. Harkins
U. S
Feas
Nong Lanan
Harkins
U.S
Bangkok
Air Force
6010Th Tactical Group
Ta Khii
Phitsanuloke
Praphan
Samran Patakayul
Mekong River
Laos
U.S. Military Assistance Command
South Viet Nam
James L. Richardson
Kenneth T. Young
Nong Han
Lung Prabang
United States
Souvanna Phouma
Europe
Soviet Union
Hoffa Charged With Payoff by Truckers
James R. Hoffa, Teamsters president, indicted by a federal jury in Nashville on two counts under Taft Hartley and linked to about 1 million dollars paid through Commercial Carriers Inc. Test Fleet Corp. The case ties Hoffa and Owen Brennan to transfers of funds via a Detroit auto transport firm with a Nashville operation. Trial date set for June 19 for the assault case against Hoffa.
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Nashville, Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Nashville
Washington
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
McClellan
Hoffa
Chicago
Orlando
Fla
Teamster
Nashvile
Commercial Carriers, Inc
Detroit
Tennessee
Test Fleet Corp
Cadillac
Teamsters Union
Owen Brennan
Teamsters National Warehouse
Baron
Union
Archbishop of Canterbury Calls for Total Disarmament
Archbishop Michael Ramsey urged the abolition or drastic reduction of all weapons, not just nuclear, saying there is no simple answer to the nuclear dilemma. He argued total disarmament, not unilateral steps, is needed to prevent war and urged East–West efforts toward a broader peace.
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Canterbury
England
Michael Ramsey
Britain
America
Russia
New Quake Hits Mexico City Area Earthquake
A second strong quake in eight days rattled central western states including Acapulco causing heavy damage in one area and prompting mass evacuations in Mexico City. A Canadian businessman died of a heart attack amid the panic. casualty numbers were not available due to broken communications.
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Mexico City
Acapulco
Northeast Kansas Weather No Change in Warm Dry Conditions
Weather bulletin reports continued warm dry conditions in the Northeast Kansas area with lows near 70 tonight and Sunday highs in the mid 80s. Union Cab listed as contact for advisory and transportation services.
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Kansas
Grand jury to probe death linked to Estes case in Texas
In Bryan Texas a grand jury will investigate the death of Henry Marshall chief of production adjustment for the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office He had been probing Billie Sol Estes cotton allotments Authorities say Freeman Orville agriculture secretary may offer information The investigation follows hints of Estes involvement and possible moves to draft Estes for Texas governor The case drew comments from Senators Yarborough and Goldwater noting wider scandal implications.
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Bryan
Tex
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Franklin
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Washington
Estes
Texas
Yarborough
Houston
Horace C. Harris
Immigration and Naturalization Office
James L. Hennessy
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization
Hennessy
Freeman
U.S
Orville
Dist
Atty
Russ
Henry Marshall
Marshall
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Shaker
Goldwater
No Change Seen In Weather Across Kansas
By noon today the temperature reached 94 equal to the 1944 record. The region endures an extended warm pattern with steady winds and no rain through Sunday. Tonight will fall to around 70 then rise to the mid-80s Sunday. A slight chance of scattered showers exists in Northeast Kansas, but Lawrencians doubt it.
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Kansas
Water wisely as heat drives plant pleas and drought stress
Weekend lawn experts urge plant owners to water only when foliage wilts. Apply a deep soak weekly or twice for new trees, watering at ground level and avoiding leaves to prevent scorching. Early morning or night watering minimizes evaporation while fertilizer should be non burning and well watered into soil.
Seventeen Take Peace Corps Exams At Kansas University
Seventeen applicants, the largest group yet, took a Peace Corps examination at Kansas University after officials moved the test from the Lawrence Post Office to KU. Four showed interest in a Costa Rica project. a KU contract to train 45 volunteers is expected next week. Training starts at KU in late October with Costa Rica assignments by March.
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Kansas University
Civil Service
W. H. Bamber
Lawrence Post Office
Costa Rica
University
Peace Corps
Moore Scholarship Created to Honor KU Geology Professor
A dinner honoring Dr. Raymond C. Moore announced the Dr. Raymond C. Moore Research Scholarship Fund at Kansas University. About 250 donors have contributed 12 000 dollars to fund one or more geology scholarships managed by the EU Endowment Association. Moore retires in June after 46 years at KU where he is a professor and chief geologist for the State Geological Survey.
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Raymond C. Moore
Summerfield
Kansas University
Moore
EU Endowment Association
State Geological Survey
Solon EK Summerfield
Titov Called “Pretty Green” By Mercury Officials
U S officials say Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov is relatively inexperienced by American spaceflight standards. A Mercury Project spokesman noted Titov reported motion sickness during his flight and had about 350 hours of pilot time before space.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Astronaut Program
Gherman Titov
Project Mercury
Titov
John A. Powers
Navy
M. Scott Carpenter
Powers
Carpenter
Mercury
Thousands Attend Armed Forces Day Displays at Local Bases
Area residents visited Olathe Naval Air Station and Forbes Air Force Base for Armed Forces Day events. The Olathe show runs Sunday with a 1:30 pm start for a Blue Angels flight demonstration and a 4 pm conclusion, plus ground displays, band performances, drill team exhibitions, and various air demonstrations.
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Olathe Naval Air Station
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Forbes
Army
Navy
Air Force
Kansas University
Olathe
Blue Angels
Naval Air Technical Training Command
Richards- Gebaur Afb
Ft. Leavenworth
First Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Naval Flier
101St Airborne Infantry Division
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Missouri Reprimanded Over Johnny Roland Recruit
Big Eight faculty representatives reprimanded Missouri for off camps trips in the Johnny Roland case but issued no punishment. They backed inter conference pre enrollment certificate agreements and moved to tighten recruiting rules. Colorado received a two year probation and seven Missouri football players were ruled ineligible for 1962 63.
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Big Hight
Missouri
Johnny Roland
Inter-Con
Kansas University Union
Colorado
Journal-World
Reaves Peters
Big Eight
Roland
Corpus Christi
Tex
St. Louis
Peters
Texas High School Federation
SWC
NCAA
Shaw Delivers Superb Recut of Beethoven Mass
Kansas University Fine Arts presents Beethoven Missa Solemnis in Hoch Auditorium with Robert Shaw conducting University Chorus Concert Choir and Symphony Soloists Sara Endich Florence Koploff Edward Souter Reinhold Schmidt. Critics praise the smooth vocal blend and dynamic orchestral rendering of the challenging choral work.
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Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Ludwig van Beethoven
Robert Shaw
Sara Endich
Florence Kopler
Edward Souter
Reinhold Schmidt
University
University Symphony
Beethoven
Shaw
Krehbiel
Baustian
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