North Vietnam Targets Hit Again by U S Planes
More than 100 U S warplanes attacked multiple North Vietnamese targets including a naval base at Phuc Loi 165 miles south of Hanoi and a radar station on Hon Mat Island. Leaflet drops near Hanoi warned Communists to halt aggression. Ground fire near Da Nang left one Marine dead and two wounded. Air raids extended to Phu Qui oil complex and a convoy south of Hanoi with rail cars damaged.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Midway
Coral Sea
Phouc Loi
U.S. Air Force
Binh Dinh
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Ninh Binh
Hon Matt
Governor Highlights Kansas Industries Away From Wheat
Kansas aims to broaden markets for its products as Governor Avery says wheat remains first but cites aviation and helium strengths. He notes private airplanes and helium production centered in Kansas, with 117 million dollars in exports in 1963, as 54 businessmen tour Houston and head to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Kansas
United States
Kansas Group
Houston Ship Channel
New Orleans
Special TV for Med Center connects KU Mount Oread to Medical Center
The FCC granted a permit for a two way closed circuit tele vision link between Kansas University Mount Oread campus and the Medical Center in Kansas City. Lenkart Electric of Dallas awarded the contract for the point to point system. Operation is expected by September. A $25 000 grant from the National Fund for Medical Education will fund the system for classroom teaching in advanced chemistry anatomy and statistics. The setup will let students at both sites attend the same classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Communications Corporation
Kansas University
Mount Oread
Medical Center
Kansas City
Robert H. Geertsma
Department of Medical Communications
The
Journal-World
Lenkart Electric Company
Dallas
Texas
National Fund For Medical Education
KU 1940 and 1955 classes plan multiple reunions in Lawrence
Reunion events for KU alumni run June 5 to 7 with gatherings at the Union Kansas Room and Eldridge Hotel. Notable attendees include 1940 class president Tom Poor and 1955 graduates living in Germany Canada and Venezuela. Activities include film showings a 10th anniversary buffet and a 25th anniversary buffet plus a gift presentation at the Kansas Union. Commencement follows on June 7 at Memorial Stadium or Allen Fieldhouse if rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday Inn
Meadowlark Room
The
Union
Tom Poor
Seneca
Mount Oread
New Jersey
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
California
New York
Arkansas
Washington
Russell Mosser
Sunset Dr
West Germany
Ontario
Canada
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Red Dog Inn
Corbin Hall
North College Hall
Lawrence
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Kansas Union
Wintermore
Memorial Stadium
Allen Fieldhouse
Mail Train Fire Finally Put Out in Iowa
FAIRFIELD Iowa AP The Burlington Zephyr passenger train arrived in Fairfield after noon with its mail car burning and much of its contents destroyed Conductor C W Norris of Galesburg Ill said the fire was found eight miles east of Fairfield but opening the doors risked an explosion The train arrived an hour late The mail bound for Council Bluffs was spilled as bags burned and burst open on the car floor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Iowa
Burlington Railroad
Nebraska Zephyr
C. W. Norris
Galesburg
Ill
Council Bluffs
Johnson Holdings In Radio TV Near 4 Million Mark
The Johnson family radio television interests report total assets of 4.14 million with surplus of 3.70 million and have added Austin Management Co. to their holdings. Texas Broadcasting Co. controls KTBC AM FM TV in Austin and holds stakes in KWTX Waco and other stations. trustees manage stock for Mrs. Johnson and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Management Co
Johnson
Lady Bird
Texas Broadcasting Co
LBJ Co
Ktbc Am-Fm
Austin
FCC
KTBC
A. W. Morland
J. W. Bullion
Albert W. Caster and Co
Certified Public Accountants of
Texas Broadcasting
Weslaco
Tex
Music For
Muzak
Capital Cable Corp
Kwtx Broadcasting Co
Waco
KWTX
Ktbx-Tv
Bryan
Kxi-Tv
Ardmore
Okla
Kfly-Tv
Lafayette
KNAL
Victoria
Kansan Board candidates named for next year
The Kansan Board at Kansas University considers candidates for University Daily Kansan roles next year. Named finalists include Judy Farrell of Topeka, junior, for managing editor. Jane Larson of Scotch Plains New Jersey, junior. Glen Phillips of Topeka, junior. Susan Hartley of Atwood, junior. Susan Tichacek of Omaha Nebraska, junior, for assistant managing editors. Jacquelyn Thayer of Ellsworth, sophomore, city editor. Janet Chartier of Salina, junior, and Karen Lambert of Wadsworth, junior, for editorial editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan Board
Kansas University
Kansan
Judy Farrell
Topeka
Jane Larson
Scotch Plains
N. J
Glen Phillips
Susan Hartley
Atwood
Susan Tichacek
Omaha
Neb
Jacquelyn Thayer
Ellsworth
Janet Chartier
Salina
Karen Lambert
Wadsworth
KU Final Exams Schedule and Campus Elections At KU
Lawrence Law School finals start 7 30 a m Monday at Kansas University. Other KU finals set for 1 to 2 50 p m Friday May 28 and all day Saturday May 29 and May 31 to June 3. Senior grades due 9 a m Friday June 4 with others at 5 p m the same day. Mimi Frink, a junior, elected head pompon girl. Larry Colburn named year leaders captain with Sally Lockridge and Dave Nesbitt as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law School
Kansas University
Mimi Frink
Russell Frink
Stratford Rd
Larry Colburn
Glenn Colburn
Ky. St
Journal-World ad Drove Quick Jonquil Bulbs Claim Rush
Pence-Owens Garden Center saw 5000 jonquil bulbs vanish after a Tuesday Journal-World ad offering two dozen jumbo bulbs free at pickup. By Wednesday more than 200 people claimed bulbs and over 5000 bulbs were depleted rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pence-Owens Garden Center
Journal-World
Haskell celebrates 32nd Campus Queen and Brave crowned
The 32nd Campus Queen and Brave at Haskell will be crowned at 4 30 p m Tuesday in Haskell Stadium. Geraldine Meshaya the Choctaw 18 from Finley Okla Queen and Joe Frazier Chickasaw 18 from Connerville Okla Brave lead the student body votes. A barbecue supper 530 p m, an awards program 800 p m and an alumni dance 900 p m follow in campus events.
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Haskell Stadium
James E. Officer
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Kansas
Kansas University
Arizona University
Tucson
Harvard Wilbur
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wilbur
Episcopal
Haskell
Geraldine Meshaya
Finley
Okla
Joe Frazier
Connerville
Meshaya
Frazier
Regents Set Meeting Before Kansas Board of Regents
The Kansas Board of Regents will meet Saturday morning in the State Office Building Topeka. John E. King of Kansas State Teachers College Emporia appears at 9 a.m. James McCain of Kansas State University at 9 30 a.m. followed by M C Cunningham of Fort Hays Kansas State College Leonard Axe Pittsburg Kansas State College and Emory Lindquist Wichita University. Chancellor Wescoe appears at 11 30 a.m.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
John E. King
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
James McCain
Kansas State University
M. C. Cunningham
Kansas State College
Fort Hays
Leonard Axe
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Emory Lindquist
Wichita University
W. Clarke Wescoe
McGuire Sister Testifies Before Federal Grand Jury
Phyllis McGuire of the McGuire Sisters spent 75 minutes in Chicago federal grand jury chambers hearing questions about her friendship with Sam Giancana, reputed crime syndicate leader. She said she testified but declined to discuss details, noting the relationship affected her public image. Giancana left without comment as reporters noted their time together from 1960 to 1963.
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Chicago
Phyllis McGuire
Ed Davies Promoted to Sergeant in Lawrence Police
Ed Davies, a three year Lawrence Police Department member, was promoted to sergeant by Police Chief William Troelstrup after passing written and oral tests. He is married with two sons, resides at 933 Mo. St, Navy veteran, Lawrence High School and Kansas University graduate, currently moving from traffic to patrol under Lt. Merle McClure, replacing Leon Roberts who recently resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Davies
Lawrence Police Department
William Troelstrup
Davies
Troelstrup
Mo. St
Navy
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Merle McClure
Leon Roberts
Meadowbrook zoning plan approved by Lawrence planners
Lawrence Planning Commission 6-1 approves zoning changes and a community unit development for Meadowbrook Addition northwest of 15th and Iona Streets. The vote followed debate on density and traffic with further zoning recommendations deferred to the City Commission meeting.
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Lawrence Planning Commission
Meadowbrook
15Th and
Iona Sts
Lawrence
23Rd
Barker
6Th and
Cal. Sts
West 9Th Street
Rockledge
6Th
Iowa Sts
Continental Construction Co
Richard Nelson
Orchard Lane
Planning Commission
Raymond Pine
Pine
23Rd and
Jenny Wrest Road
Four Seasons Inc
Commission
Don Metzler
Bers
Harold Allen
del. Sts
John Clyatt
Madeline Lane
Morton Building Materials Inc
Frank E. Gurtler Jr
15Th St
Dwight Metzler
Learnard
L. E. Erwin
Barker Ave
Barker Sts
Erwin
Crescent Road
Spencer Drive
Holiday Hills Addition No. 5
Holiday Hills No. 5
Board of Zoning Appeals
Douglas County State Bank
Tenn. St
Kaw Valley Fish Farms Opens Its First Catfish Pond
Kaw Valley Fish Farms Inc announces its first catfish pond is operational near Lawrence, with 11 more ponds to be ready by week’s end. Target harvest is 200000 pounds annually, with plans to complete 55 acres of water and start full operation by August. John Vogel is new president replacing Creighton Collier amid a board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley Fish Farms Inc
Lawrence Airport
Highway 24
John Vogel
Creighton Collier
Howard Heck
Howard Hurwitz
Jack Maxwell
Howard Joseph
Dale Sillix
Collier
Kaw Valley
Appointees Approved by Senate Judiciary Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee today approved President John Son’s nominees for U S attorneys Newell A George for Kansas and F Russell Millin for Western Missouri. They also approved Francis M Wilson for Western Missouri and Olin N Bell for Eastern Missouri as U S marshals, reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
U. S
Newell A. George
Kansas
F. Russell Millin
Missouri
Francis M. Wilson
Western Missouri
Olin N. Bell
Eastern
Card of Thanks to Doctors Nurses and Beta Boys
Mary J. Smith expresses gratitude to Drs Nelson and Belot nurses and aides on the first floor relatives and friends for flowers cards and visits local ministers for prayers during her hospital stay and gives special thanks to The Beta boys for their contribution.
Dover Family Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We thank friends relatives and neighbors especially Dr Frink for flowers cards and acts of kindness shown during our recent bereavement. Dover Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Frink
Dover
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Gov. Avery
Burcham
Lawrence National Bank
Johnson Holdings
Radio-Tv
President Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Miss Frink
Sally Lockridge
Springfield
Colburn
Dave Nesbitt
Overland Park
Police Department
Calif. Busines
John Sullivan
E. N. Chappell
Cal. St
Eagles Lodge
9Th Street
Avalon Road
Mathias P. Mertes
9Th St
William Lemesang
Ark. St
Metzler
Richard Peters
Robert Pulliam
Mrs. Allen
Earl Shurtz
Erhart
Peters
6Th and Mid. Sts
J. S. Dillon
A. V. Phillips
Battery, Ltd. Trans
Apt
Mayflower
America
Fish Farm
Vogel
Lawrence Memorial
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