Military tour highlights NORAD SAC and Parris Island visit
A reporter toured NORAD and the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, SAC in Omaha, Fort Benning, Parris Island, Norfolk and the U S S Forrestal. The trip, arranged by Secretary Laird, showcased training, readiness and the armed services’ dedication while noting concerns over secrecy, manpower, budgets and obsolescence. Major topics included the all volunteer army, Viet Nam weaponry, and the balance of power with the Soviet Union. General Hoffman of Parris Island spoke on toughness and training, mixing discipline with moments of culture and relaxation.
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Hot Lips
Humphrey and McGovern To Debate Before California Primary
Senators Hubert H. Humphrey and George McGovern will debate on national TV in California's presidential primary race. Debates are planned for May 28 and June 2, with a possible third debate next week if schedules allow.
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Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
California
Photographer Duke D'Ambra Dies at 81 in Lawrence
Lawrence freelance photographer A. P. Duke D'Ambra died at 81 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a brief admission. Funeral services are Monday at Warren Chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials are requested for the KU Athletic Department, reflecting his long work photographing Kansas sports.
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Duke) D’ambra
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St. Louis
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Iowa
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D’ambra
Several Traffic Crashes Injure Several in Area
One 18 year old James Hughes of 922 Maine admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a 12 15 a m crash at TeePee Junction. A woman with a fractured leg was to be admitted after a 6 40 a m Turnpike crash. Bertha Lewis of Tonganoxie treated and released after a two vehicle collision in Tonganoxie city limits Friday.
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James Hughes
Maine
TeePee Junction
U.S. 59
Kansas Highway Patrol
LMH
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Lawrence
Bertha Lewis
Tonganoxie
NYU Enrollment Reaches 42363 Students
New York University reports an enrollment of 42 363 students across campuses and programs. The figure underscores NYU's size and scope amid ongoing academic offerings and growth.
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Transplant Case Under Advisement In Virginia Court
A Richmond judge will rule Tuesday on whether to dismiss a $100000 wrongful death suit against surgeons involved in a 1968 heart transplant. William Tucker claims doctors ended Bruce Tucker's life by removing his heart for Joseph Klett. Klett died a week later from transplant rejection.
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Alumni Weekend Schedules for Kansas U Commencement Events
Alumni gather for homecoming events at the Kansas Union with registration 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. gold medal ceremonies and 50 year pinning, then endowment trustees meeting and all alumni luncheon. Chancellor's reception and the 100th annual baccalaureate on Monday, plus military commissioning on Tuesday.
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Journal-World
Chiang Kai-shek Begins Fifth Term as President
Chiang Kai-shek reinaugurated in Taipei to start his fifth term as president, leading the Nationalist government after 45 years in power.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Chiang Kai-shek
Rose tree blooms invite visitors at 932 Maine
Lawrence resident Mrs. Faye Jackson says her rose tree is nearly ready to blossom with yellow white pink and red blooms and invites guests to view it at her home. The item also notes KU's 100th commencement with photos and historical notes including Frazer Hall wall and Jayhawk Boulevard in 1924.
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Maine
Kansas University
Frazer Hall
James Marvin
Hospital List Mentions Tonganoxie Residents
Readable fragments show names of hospital patients or residents from Tonganoxie including Mrs Addie Black Mrs Dorothy Shook Hillary Stanbaugh Harold Lytle Alfred Steigner Katherine Brown Melvin Anderson and James Hughes with street addresses and towns.
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Addie Black
Tonganoxie
Dorothy Shook
Hillary Stanbaugh
Harold Lytle
Winona
Alfred Steigner
Orawkie
Katherine Brown
Sunflower
Melvin Anderson
James Hughes
Maine
Local births announced for multiple families
Mrs Janna Niemann and baby boy at 107 Pine Cone Drive are listed with family mother Mrs Georgía Hess at 118 Pawnee, and Mrs Lydia Reinhart of Wakarusa Manor along with Mrs Dorothy Leisenbarger of Eudora in a regional birth notice.
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Janna Niemann
Pine Cone Dr
Georgia Hess
Pawnee
Lydia Reinhart
Wakarusa Manor
Dorothy Leisenbarger
Eudora
Large weekend night for Lawrence police disturbance calls
Investigators logged 23 disturbance and investigation calls between 6 p m Friday and 6 a m today along with three traffic crashes three prank burglar alarms and the recovery of a stolen vehicle highlighting an unusually busy period for weekend policing efforts.
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Lawrence Police Department
Turtles Provide No Parental Care To Eggs Or Hatchlings
A study notes that many turtle species abandon eggs and hatchlings after laying their nests. Researchers observe limited maternal or paternal involvement beyond egg laying.
Old Folks Lead Radical Push for Social Change
Margaret Kuhn, 67, leads the Gray Panthers a national elderly rights movement pressing for social security medical care and nontraditional reform. The group plans protests sit ins and demonstrations while pressuring Congress and corporations to end age discrimination and expand seniors' rights.
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Margaret Kuhn
Philadelphia
Gray Panthers
Boat Mishap at Lone Star Lake Injures Two
A fiberglass boat with a large outboard motor struck the Lone Star Lake dam shortly before 6 am injuring two men, Don Avery aged 30s and Junior Miller, as they returned from fishing. Fog and darkness hindered visibility. deputy credits steering to avoid serious injuries. Damage estimates unavailable.
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Douglas County Sheriff’s Department
Don Avery
Junior Miller
Harper
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