Israel Press Reports Air Ground Assaults Near Suez and Jordan
Israeli jets and ground forces claimed to have shot down three Egyptian MiGs near the Suez Canal and rolled into central Jordan to hit a guerrilla base south of the Dead Sea. A Jordanian spokesman cited a company of tanks and mobile infantry in the engagement with forces south of the Dead Sea. Casualties were not confirmed.
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Suez Canal
Jordan
Dead Sea
Tel Aviv
Port Said
Great Bitter Lakes
Cairo
Amman
Jordan Valley
Bicycle Collision Injures Lawrence Boy on West 29th
Stephen M. Schugart, 10, of 1118 West 29th Terrace, rode into the path of a car driven by Loraine M. Wilson at 1114 West 29th Terrace. He was treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Five other people suffered minor injuries in two of ten accidents investigated Tuesday.
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Stephen M. Schugart
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gary Schugart
Loraine M. Wilson
Campus Turmoil Topics Prompted Sertoma Evening
State Rep. John Vogel discussed campus turmoil with Lawrence Sertomans after Luis Monserrate and Arthur Renchbacher urged action to defend democracy at KU. The event followed recent campus disturbances and a 1969 Legislature resolution on campus law and order.
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John Vogel
Luis Monserrate
Arthur E. Renchbacher
Kansas University
Lawrence Sertomans
Ramada Inn
Monserrate
Renchbacher
Rep. Vogel
Board of Regents
Vogel
Byron Brooks
Tommy Paichen
Dee Somerfeld
David Salisbury
Walter Lutz
City Advances on Paving and Bond Plans
The city tabled several improvements with an East and West 15th Street paving hearing set for June 17. Bids on 15 year general obligation bonds of 620000 will be opened June 3 for fire, pool, and park works. Planning commissions and health planning reps were appointed. ordinances address parking, stop signs, park hours, and parking lot financing and drainage rules.
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East 15Th Street
Douglas County Historical Society
West 15Th Street
Kasold Dr
Alvamar Estates
Holiday Hills No. 8
15Th Street
Rhode Island St
Haskell Ave
City Planning Commission
City-County Planning Commission
Earl] Shurtz
Frank Nellick
Ken Whitenight
Nate Ericson
J. W. Newsom
Donald Metzler
Commission
Douglas County
Alabama St
22Nd
24Th
Kentucky
9Th
Elm Sts
Elm
Vermont St
Teenagers to rally for decency at St Louis event
Teen-agers who uphold God country family and brotherhood will stage a rally for decency in St Louis tonight. The event promotes traditional values and self-help ideals as a public demonstration.
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ST. Louis
Kennedy Under Fire From GOP Over Vietnam War Speech
Sen Edward Kennedy faces Republican backlash after criticizing the Hamburger Hill assault and broader Vietnam tactics. He argues continued troop use for pushes that do not advance ending the war is senseless and irresponsible, while other Democrats and rivals call for reevaluation.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Vietnam
Hamburger Hill
Nixon
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Two Rooms at Ramada Hit And Less Total Runs 300
An estimated 300 vandalism occurred during the weekend to two rooms at the Ramada Inn at 6th and Iowa Streets. John Oliver, a Ramada employee, reported the loss of bedding valued at 57 dollars and total losses around 443.32 dollars, including unpaid room rentals. A man using a fictitious name checked in Thursday night and left without paying.
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Ramada Inn
6Th
Iowa Sts
John Oliver
Ramada
Lawrence
Johnson County
Riot Suppresses Demonstrations at University Campus
Crowds of up to earth dissolved into mobs as fear gas cleared a group from a university. Police helicopter released tear gas and guardsmen used birdshot on protesters. More than 50 arrested, 11 treated for injuries. curfew jailed six for violation. Schools brace for expulsions as protests demand housing and reforms.
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Rage
Heeyns
Jefferson City
Lincoln University
Carl Sapp
Euncors
New York
City College
Three Promotions At Standard Mutual Life Insurance Co
J Don Crane president announced three promotions at Standard Mutual Life Insurance Co Courtney Crim 2456 Ohio named vice president and treasurer Joe Langhofer Jr 2215 Ala Sr promoted to agency vice president to direct national agency development Dwight Sickles 1619 W 22nd St named assistant agency vice president to lead advanced underwriting and training The company expands after mutualization and now operates in 10 states with plans for more.
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Standard Mutual Life Insurance Co
J. Don Crane
Courtney Crim
Ohio
Joe Langhofer Jr
Ala. Sr
Dwight Sickles
W. 22Nd St
Standard Mutual Life
Standard Life Assn
Lawrence National Elects Monte Johnson as Director
Monte Johnson, assistant director of athletics at Kansas University since 1964, was elected to the board of directors of Lawrence National Bank and Trust Co. He is a KU graduate with an MBA, native of Kansas City Kansas, and former KU basketball starter. He and his wife Kay Rathbone Johnson live in Lawrence with two children.
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Monte Johnson
Kansas University
Lawrence National Bank and Trust Co
Johnson
Athletic
Earl Chandler
Monte
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte High School
Stansbury
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Skelly Oil Co
Kay Rathbone
Wichita
Jeff
Jackie
Orchard Lane
Gray Canfield Sign KU Letters
Randy Canfield and Leonard Gray top Kansas prospects signed NCAA letters to attend Kansas University. Gray, a 6 8 forward from Sumner, led his team to the Class 4 A state title, while Canfield, a 6 10 two time all stater, helped Southeast to a runner up finish at Allen Fieldhouse. KU coach Ted Owens and Sam Miranda announced no more signings until Thursday.
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Randy Canfield
Leonard Gray
Kansas
Kansas University
Ted Owens
Kansas City
Gray
Sumner
Drake
Gale Catlett
Wichita
Ink Canfield
Allen Fieldhouse
Sam Miranda
Owens
Doctors seek halt on chiropractor licenses in New Jersey
The New Jersey Medical Society urges the state to stop licensing additional chiropractors. The state board of examiners currently tests applicants for a chiropractor license.
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Atlantic City
N.J
New Jersey Medical Society
State Board of Examiners
Lawrence junior high spring concerts tonight at 7 30
Readers learn South Junior High Orchestra and Chorus perform at 7 30 in the auditorium. Central Junior High bands A and B also present their program as part of a spring concert night. Ted Crady joins Lawrence Police as patrolman from KU Police. He and Gail live at 2030 Vt Street. Crady, native to Lawrence and a 1965 LHS graduate, worked 16 months at KU Police. No new leads in four recent arson fires in Lawrence. Fires occurred at KU Templin Hall elevator, Yuk Up Club, and vacant houses at 1008 N Y St 816 N J St.
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Central Junior High
South Junior High
Ted Crady
Lawrence Police Department
Kansas University Police Department
Gail
Vt. St
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Teddy Crady
Rt. 1
Kansas University
Templin Hall
9Th
Iowa Sts
N. Y. St
N. J. St
Lawrence Air Show Aims 20000 For Airport VOR Gear
Jaycees sponsor a weekend air show to raise about 16000 toward Lawrence Airport VOR equipment with Kansas Power and Light contributing 4000. The two day event includes antique aircraft fly in Saturday with free admission and Sunday shows by National Air Shows with paid admission expected to draw 15000 or more. Harold Krier, noted U S Trophy winner, headlines the program.
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Jaycees
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Antique Aircraft Assn
Kansas City
Charles Pyles
Midwest
Pyles
National Air Shows
Jay- Dees
Bill Sweet
Harold Krier
U.S
Calf Killed by Pickup Near Eudora Tuesday
A pickup driven by Jack B. Carrow struck and killed a Hereford heifer calf owned by Keith Starr on the Baldwin blacktop road five miles south of Eudora Tuesday. Damage to the truck estimated at 800 dollars. calf value about 3300 dollars. Carrow, 38, Wells-ville, Kansas, said he met another vehicle and could not avoid the calf.
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Eudora
Jack B. Carrow
Wellsville
Keith Starr
Rt. 1
Baldwin Blacktop
Carrow
Douglas County
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