Air War Heats Up Over North Vietnam and Hanoi
U S pilots claimed five to six MIGs downed in a dogfight about 25 miles northwest of Hanoi during a raid on a truck repair facility. About 10 000 Marines and South Vietnamese were pressed in the demilitarized zone as clashes continued and casualties mounted on both sides.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Air Force
8Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Thailand
da Nang
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Ben Hai River
Criticism Mounting On New Viet Action
Washington AP reports mounting criticism of Johnsons DMZ ground action in South Vietnam. Supporters back the move as countering a Communist buildup while skeptics fear escalation toward invasion of North Vietnam and potential Chinese or Soviet involvement. Senators Cooper Miller McCarthy weigh in with warnings and support.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Red China
Jack Miller
Iowa
L. Mendell Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Hanoi
Widow funds center to study Catholic text prejudice
Mrs Leonard M Sperry funds a Rome center to root out hostile material about Protestants Jews and other groups in Catholic textbooks The project began as a memorial for her husband Los Angeles industrialist who died in 1963 The Leonard M Sperry Center for Intergroup Cooperation reports 142 Italian texts and 115 Spanish texts analyzed since 1964 61st Jewish committee meeting notes progress
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New York
Amercan Jewish Committee
Leonard M. Sperry
Los Angeles
Rome
International University For Social Studies
Pro
Skies to Clear After Shower Weekend Forecast
The weather bureau predicts early morning clouds and rain will end this afternoon and evening. Sunday should be nearly perfect for outings with sunny skies and highs in the upper 60s. Only light rain totals near 0.01 inch were reported, with cool breezes from 10 to 20 mph.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas University Weather Station
Quality Photo Finishing at Hixon Studio Jal Mass
One day photo finishing service advertised by Hixon Studio in Jal Mass offering quick turnaround and professional results for customers seeking fast quality portraits and print work.
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Hixon Studio
Jal Mass
m~Advy
Miss Lawrence-KU Crown Won by Karen Schlapper
Prairie Village freshman Karen Louise Schlapper was crowned Miss Lawrence-KU at Murphy Hall after a field of 30. She will represent Lawrence in July at Miss Kansas in Pratt and receives a $250 scholarship plus a local wardrobe. First runner-up Elizabeth Harris gets $100 and a clothing gift certificate. Second runner-up Anne Putnam also earns a prize, with Jacklyn Settles chosen Miss Congeniality.
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Jan Monses
Karen Louise Schlapper
Prairie Village
Kansas University
Lawrence-Ku
Murphy Hall
Floyd H. Schlapper
Law
Elizabeth Harris
Jack Harris
Lawrence
Anne Putnam
Salina
Journal-World Photo
Talent Unlimited to entertain at Fort Leavenworth show
Kansas University's Talent Unlimited troupe brings a 75 minute program to Fort Leavenworth at 1 p.m. Sunday featuring production numbers solos and the Gaslight Gang Dixieland band. The cast also appears in KU pops in Hoch Auditorium at 3 30 p m.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas University
Talent Unlimited
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Leonard Wood
Gaslight Gang
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Durward Redd
6Th St
Hoch Auditorium
Grave View Of Mideast By U Thant
United Nations Secretary General U Thant warned the Security Council the Middle East situation is more menacing than at any time since the 1956 crisis. He spoke after announcing the U N was withdrawing the 3400 member Emergency Force from the Gaza Strip at Egypt’s request. Thant did not request a council meeting. Canada’s foreign secretary planned to meet him.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
Jin
Middle East
Egypt
Thant
Council
General Assembly
United Arab Republic
U.N
Gaza Strip
United Nations
Paul Martin
Canada
Protestors Meet Friday to Speak Against War
Diplomatic efforts shuttle between UN and Washington as Israel and Egypt mobilize troops. Egypt withdraws border patrols while a 3,400 man UN peacekeeping force exits. Syrian defense minister Hafez Assad urges liberation war. In Kansas, 100 plus attend an antiwar rally at KU Strong Hall, sending a telegram to President Johnson demanding bombing halt and negotiations.
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Kansas University
Strong Hall
KU Student Peace Union
Kansas Peace Forum
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Lyndon Johnson
Europe matches begin as six nations take 2–0 leads
In the European Zone Davis Cup second round, Chile South Africa Poland Brazil Italy and France opened with 2–0 leads by winning their opening singles matches.
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London
Chile
South Africa
Poland
Brazil
Italy
France
Three Education Grants Announced for Kansas
Senator Frank Carlson announced three U S Office of Education construction grants for Kansas. Baker University Baldwin 40000 for renovation of Case Hall. Washburn University Topeka 83013 to aid in construction of an academic communications building. Barton County Junior College Great Bend 416923 to aid in construction of an academic portion of a junior college complex.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
U.S. Office of Education
Kansas
Baker University
Baldwin
Case Hall
Washburn University
Topeka
Barton County Junior College
Great Bend
Protestors Show Up Amid Weather Delays on Page Two
Northeast Kansas weather forecast dominates front with light rain, cloudy skies, and cool temperatures. Sunday promises mild conditions with highs in the upper sixties and nights in the upper forties. Local temperature readings show a wide range from early to late day values, including record highs and low readings noted in the data.
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Kansas
Michutilit
No Stops Monitoring or Leaving Camarous Home
Article notes a policy or advisory regarding staying within a residence, with emphasis on ongoing monitoring and restrictions. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but center on home confinement or supervision rules.
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Camerous
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