85 Viet Cong Killed in Raid By Air Today
In Binh Thuan Province Vietnamese fighter bombers killed 85 Viet Cong in a mountain valley strike. US forward air controllers coordinated missions with Coral Sea carrier aircraft. The raid followed a 24 hour cycle, with barracks and a radio station destroyed at Hoan Lao and Chanh Hoa, as Marines conducted their first amphibious assault near Da Nang.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Thuan
U.S
North Viet Nam
Coral Sea
North
South
Viet Nam
United States
Hoan Lao
Chanh Hoa
Ca de River
Truong Minh
da Nang
Philippines
Hanoi-Haiphong
Dong Phuong
Hanoi
Margaret Tucker Elected President of Art Guild
Margaret Tucker of 1135 W Campus Rd was elected president of the Lawrence Art Guild at a Monday meeting in South Park Recreation Center. Reigning president Mrs Ivan Rowe retires. Elected officers include Allen Crafton vice president Mrs Howard Hurwitz secretary and J Fred Stubeck Jr treasurer. The group welcomes anyone interested in art.
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Margaret Tucker
W. Campus Rd
Lawrence Art Guild
Ivan Rowe
South Park Recreation Center
Allen Crafton
Howard Hurwitz
J. Fred Stubeck Jr
Acacia Lodge No 9 AF amp AM Special Communication
Acacia Lodge No 9 AF and AM announces a special communication on Thursday May 20 at 7 00 p m Work in the First Degree Sojourners are welcome Warren G Hodson Mr C E Kerns Secretary
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Acacia Lodge No
AF &Am
Warren G. Hodson
C. E. Kerns
Sec
Radio Stations Seized As Bolivian Troops Move In
Bolivian troops seized two radio stations Contiental and Excelsior after they broadcast pleas supporting a strike called by the labor confederation against the deportation of union leader Juan Lechin. The strike slowed tin mining and textiles while La Paz business and banks ran normally and newspapers could not publish for a second day.
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LA Paz
Bolvia
Contiental
Excelsior
Labor Confederation
Juan Lechin
Eudora Seniors Set for Events
Fifty three seniors at Eudora High School will be honored during Baccalaureate Services at 8 p.m. Sunday in the school. Commencement exercises follow at 8 p.m. Thursday May 27, at the school. Rev. Charles Wesley Garrett of First Methodist Church in Lawrence delivers the baccalaureate address What’s in Your Hand. Henry A. Shenk of Kansas University will speak at graduation on It’s Your Choice.
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Eudora High School
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Lawrence
Henry A. Shenk
Kansas University
Bacca
Richard Benton
Mendelssohn
Shirley Broers
Merilee Neis
Elgar
Dwight Clark
Shaw
C. W. Garrett
God
McCormick
Prisoner Escapes Oskaloosa's Jail
A 29 year old Perry man, Jack Valentine, was captured about four miles northeast of Lawrence on U S 24 40 Monday night by a Douglas County deputy sheriff and later escaped from the Jefferson County jail in Oskaloosa. He reportedly lowered himself into the jail kitchen via a dumb waiter, pried a bar from the shaft, and fled after a brief chase. Sheriff Gordon Rumbaugh and his wife commented on the escape and the kitchen security.
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Perry
Lawrence
U.S
Douglas County
Jefferson County
Oskaloosa
Jack Valentine
Don Schwartz
Schwartz
Gordon Rumbaugh
Valentine
Dorothy Rumbaugh
Earl Farris 74 Dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Earl A. Farris of Route 1 died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital this morning after a heart attack. He had been a longtime Journal-World employee and later commercial printing sales manager for the World Co. Survived by his wife Grace former circulation manager of the Journal-World, a foster son Ed Stout, and nephew Russell McCauley. Funeral and burial plans will be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home. Mr. Farris, a Holton native, worked for the Journal-World from 1914 except for World War I service, and was wounded in the Argonne. He retired in 1955 and later refinished antiques with his wife.
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Earl A. Farris
Route 1
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
The
Journal-World
the World Co
Farris
Grace Farris
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ed Stout
Russell McCauley
Holton
Kansas City Star and Journal
Lawrence
Lawrence Business College
Argonne
France
Mrs. Farris
FBI Agent Promoted in Move Within FBI
Henry A. Fitzgibbon special agent in charge of the FBI in Kansas City is promoted to head one of four divisions in the New York office. He has served in Kansas City since October 1963 and will be succeeded next month by Karl W. Dissly, currently agent in charge of the Memphis office.
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Kansas City
Henry A. Fitzgibbon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York
Fitzgibbon
Karl W. Dissly
Memphis
Brainy Army General Named Director of NSA
Lt Gen Marshall Sylvester Carter 55 chosen by President Johnson to head the National Security Agency at Ft Meade Maryland succeeding Lt Gen Gordon Blake. The agency with over 10 000 employees sits on 1000 plus acres near Washington and is famed for tight secrecy and global electronic intelligence.
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Marshall Sylvester Carter
President Johnson
National Security Agency
Air Force
Gordon A. Blake
Ft. Meade
Washington
Ft. Knox
Lawrence Leaders Return From Washington Water Talks
A Lawrence delegation returning from two days of water project hearings in Washington with Kansas and Missouri leaders, including Gov. Avery and Senators Carlson and Pearson, reported optimism about flood control funding. Local officials listed requests totaling 13 million for Perry Reservoir, 1.5 million for Kaw River levees, and 1 million for Clinton Reservoir, plus land purchases in Richland for flood pool needs.
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Lawrence
Senate
House
Washington, D. C
Kansas
Missouri
William H. Avery
Frank Carlson
James B. Pearson
Ernest Pulliam
Ray Wells
Richard Raney
John Emick
Mike Getto
Emil Heck
Douglas County Raw Drainage Board
Avery
Richland
Clinton Reservoir
Grilling Temperatures for Outdoor Broiling
If any broiling is done at grill outdoors, let coals burn down. Set grill temperature to moderate 350 degrees Fahrenheit if a grill thermometer is used.
ASC Supports Frazier Plan at KU for campus master planning
The Kansas University All Student Council passed a resolution backing a symposium to bring architects and planners to KU for long-range Mount Oread campus planning. Bernard Frazier proposed the event and a 60-day moratorium during the symposium. Students for Better Campus Architecture formed to back Frazier’s ideas and held demonstrations and a rally. ASC won’t fund the symposium but supports the concept.
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Kansas University All Student Council
Mount Oread
Bernard Frazier
Frazier
KU Architecture
Students For
Old Fraser Hall
ASC
Mike McNally
Bartlesville
Okla
McNally
James Canole
Keith Lawton
New Fraser Hall
Jon Putnam
Leawood
Jeffrey Irving
Leonia
N. J
Leo Schrey
Leavenworth
Jon Waller
Sedalia
George Tannous
Lebanon
Gary Walker
Wichita
Kansas University
Fraser Hall
Jacqueline R. Espy
Independence Hall
St. Louis
United States
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Association
Eero Saarinen
Museum of Westward Expansion
Old Courthouse
M. QO. Anderson
Independence National Historical Park
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Statehouse
Charles Willson Peale
Peale
Federal Courts
Municipal Officies
John Haviland
Frazier Studies How to Save Historic Buildings at KU
Bernard Frazier of Kansas University compiles insights from experts on preserving aging landmarks. He cites Independence Hall and the Alamo as case studies, noting the need for careful master planning, structural stabilization, and renewed public interest to protect historic architecture.
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Independence Hall
The
Alamo
City Begins Budget Work for 1966 Budget
City department heads started requests for next year as the city plans to adopt the 1966 municipal budget in early August. New budget manuals by Assistant City Manager Bill Tschudy guide department heads to sum up achievements and operations for the coming year. A new personnel classification and pay plan will be included, with a final draft due in early July. The commission will review in late July and publish the proposed budget, followed by a public hearing and final adoption in early August.
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Bill Tschudy
Dean Beckmann to Take Month-Long Asian Tour
George M. Beckmann associate dean of faculties and professor of history at Kansas University begins a month long Asia tour. He will visit the East West Center at Hawaii University in Honolulu then Seio University and the Japanese Language Program Center in Tokyo. He plans to visit Korea University in Seoul as part of Ford Foundation and EU East Asia program work.
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George M. Beckmann
Kansas University
Asia
Beckmann
Honolulu
Hawaii
Hawaii University
Stanford University
Tokyo
Japan
Seio University
Korea University
Seoul
Korea
Ford Foundation
Alamo Complex Transitions to State Control in 1935
The Alamo block near San Antonio came under the state of Texas by purchase in 1935, placing the site under the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. The arched roof of the church was rebuilt with concrete, a museum was added, and part of the property was turned into a formal garden.
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City of
Philadelphia
National Park Service
Congress Hall
Old City Hall
Frazier
Alamo
San Antonio
Texas
Santa Ana
General Andrade
San Jacinto
Mexico
United States
Catholic Church
Hugo and Sc
Erty
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
State of Texas
The
Thanks for hospital care and kind deeds
A patient expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for flowers gifts cards and calls and thanks Dr Wilcox Dr Hermes Dr Howard Joseph Dr Phillip Godwin and hospital staff on the third floor with nurses for wonderful care during their stay Mrs Pearl French and Mr and Mrs Clarence Lundry and family also send appreciation for cards flowers and kindness.
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Dr. Wilcox
Hermes
Pearl French
Howard Joseph
Phillip Godwin
Clarence Lundry
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