Viet Nam Prospects Grim As U S Prepares For More Troops
Washington reports indicate the Johnson administration is preparing the public for increased American troop levels and potential higher casualties in Viet Nam. Rep. Clement Zablocki says heavier U S casualties are likely as the war expands, with estimates suggesting up to 75 000 U S troops could be in Vietnam within three to four months.
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First U S Opera Debut In Kansas City Tonight
Julius Caesar in Kansas City marks the first U S performance of Handel’s opera. Star sopranos Evelyn Lear and Georgio Tozzi headline with Mario Petri and Cesare Valleti in key roles. Conductor Nicola Rescigno leads. lighting by Jean Rosenthal. Budget about $150000. performances run tonight Sunday and Tuesday with plans to lease the score.
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Dr. Leonard Axe Considered for Kansas Revenue Post
Indications that Dr. Leonard H. Axe president of Pittsburg State College may become state director of revenue in September. Axe has discussed the job with Gov. William Avery and helped organize the State Department of Administration as its first director. He will retire as Pittsburg State president this year and would earn about 12 500 yearly in the revenue post.
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Would-Be Letter-Seller Public Relations Lady
New York AP report identifies Lucianne Cummings a Washington public relations consultant as the ash blonde who tried to auction a letter from Mrs John F Kennedy to Mrs Lyndon B Johnson. She apologized at a news conference in Charles Hamilton autograph shop. Hamilton withdrew the 1960 letter at White House request.
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Kansans on Tour Head for Houston
The Kansas governor William H. Avery and a 60 member business delegation traveled to Houston for a goodwill tour after visiting New Orleans. Avery thanked the port and city officials for aiding Kansas economic growth and urged stronger commerce ties. Mayor Victor Schiro welcomed the delegation while noting New Orleans offers tourism and marketing facilities.
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Dubinsky Re-elected Leader At I L G W Union
David Dubinsky 73, head of the 440000 member International Ladies Garment Workers Union, was unanimously reelected for a three year term at the 32nd I L G convention in Miami Beach. Louis Stulberg and Luigi Antonini were also reelected to top posts.
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Toledo Milk Strike Triggers Sharp Sales Rise
In Toledo Ohio a Teamsters Local 361 walkout against six major dairies causes a milk shortage as residents stockpile dry and canned evaporated milk. Stores limit sales and only Ster ling Dairy remains with regular supply. Fire stations and hospitals receive doctor signed milk permissions for essential needs.
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Federal convict dies from stabbing at Leavenworth jail
Aurelio G. Rombach, 31, serving a three year term since January 1964, was found stabbed to death Thursday afternoon in the basement laundry area of the federal penitentiary. FBI investigation opened.
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FBI
Government Helps On Study of TB
The U S Public Health Service joins Denver's National Jewish Hospital to create a tuberculosis training program. Preliminary 1964 figures show nearly 51 000 new active TB cases, similar to polio 1952 peak. Dr Thomas Moulding says rapid elimination is unlikely given recent trends.
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Denver
National Jewish Hospital
Thomas Moulding
Five From Lawrence To Get KSU Degrees
Five Kansas State University students from the Lawrence area will be among 1 000 persons receiving degrees during K State Commencement ceremonies at 2 30 p m June 6 in Ahearn Fieldhouse. Dr Henry Heald Ford Foundation president will speak. Darrell Lee Salsbury Lawrence vet medicine. Rebecca Lou Terrell Eudora science. Jeffrey Christy Simons Eudora music education. Linda Ann Hemphill Lawrence elementary education. Carolyn Jane Kauffman Lawrence business administration.
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Ahearn
Henry Heald
Ford Foundation
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Rebecca Lou Terrell
Eudora
Jeffrey Christy Simons
Linda Ann Hemphill
Carolyn Jane Kauffman
Honest to God sparks debate. Smith mocks church life
Anglican bishop John A T Robinson stirs Christian world with Honest to God and his new work The New Reformation Charles Merrill Smith pastor at Wesley Church Bloomington Ill writes How to Become a Bishop Without Being Religious a satire that urges honest talk with love about church faults The American Bible Society forms a national campus ministry to spur Bible reading on four million college students
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England
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Charles Merrill Smith
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Editorial Board Statement From Local Catholic Jewish Protestant
A local editorial board led by Herman Cohen Paul Davis Mary Morgan and Michael Moriarty presents a joint statement reflecting interfaith cooperation and community concerns. The piece advocates mutual respect and shared civic duties amid regional tensions.
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Paul Davis
Mary Morgan
Michael Moriarty
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