U Thant Seeks Durable Dominican Cease Fire Amid Standoff
UN Secretary General reports Gen. Imbert refuses to extend the 24 hour truce in Santo Domingo as U S forces hold a buffer zone. Diplomats hope the stalemate opens paths for a provisional government and peace talks while warnings of political risk in the Dominican Republic rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
United Nations
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
Santo Domingo
Jose Antonio Mayobre
Air Force Attacks Quang Suoi Base Near Hanoi
US air power strikes near Hanoi with 90 jets targeting Quang Suoi barracks 55 to 60 miles south of the capital. Four ships, ground fire, and Vietnamese aircraft reinforce a broad operation including Phuoc Qui depot and Quang Khe base. Casualty and exact American losses are not confirmed.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Quang Suoi
Hanoi
U.S
Quang Soul Barracks
Quang Soui
Phuoc Qui
Laos
Ton
Ba Don
Quang Khe
Xong Ray
Phu Chanh
Ben Cat
Prospects Turn Brighter for Dominican Crisis Settlement
Washington reports a shift toward resolution as the first U.S. troop withdrawals are ordered and a potential permanent cease fire appears more likely. Amb. Ellsworth Bunker notes inter-American force contributions, with Brazil sending 1,250 troops and other nations contributing smaller contingents.
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Washington
U.S
Caribbean
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Santo Domingo
Bunker
OAS
inter-American Force
Brazil
Antonio Imbert Barrera
UN Aims to Extend Dominican Truce Amid Standoff
The United Nations sought to prolong the 24 hour cease fire in the Dominican Republic as fighting between the civilian military junta and rebels continued. U Thant said a UN envoy would push for a further 24 hour extension while U.S. troops maintain lines and plans to withdraw about 1 700 of 23 000 troops.
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Santo Domingo
U.S
United States
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Coin Show Seat Sun Comm Bidg Adv
A brief notice notes a coin show seating arrangement and Sunday committee building advertisement. The item outlines event access and related civic promotion in concise form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Bidg.— Adv
Kennedy Clan Leader Reported Recovered
Joseph P. Kennedy, 76, head of the Kennedy clan, has recovered from a mild virus related indisposition. His Hyannis physician, Dr. Robert D. Watt, treated him after he grew weak from coughing Friday.
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Kennedy Clan
Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert D. Watt
Hyannis
KU Students Stage Protest Over Dominican Republic Action
Eleven Kansas University students staged a morning picket in front of Mount Oread's Strong Hall protesting U S intervention in the Dominican Republic. Spokesman James Balda said the protest was not an organized KU effort and aimed to express Latin American views misrepresented by the U S press. Among demonstrators were Walter Bgoya and Charles Hook, with Bgoya a former Civil Rights Council co leader and Hook president of the Student Peace Union.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
United States
Dominican Republic
James Balda
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Balda
Latin America
Walter Bgoya
Ngara
Tanganyika
Charles Hook
Glen Head
N. Y
Bgoya
Civil Rights Council
Hook
Uncertainty Over UN Payments To France and USSR
Washington officials say there is growing doubt about whether UN members will act on France and the Soviet Union failing to pay past due dues. No solution found yet as the United States favors Article 19, which would suspend voting rights for nations two years delinquent. The Soviet Union France and several Communist countries are currently overdue for UN peacekeeping funding.
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Washington
State Department
U.N
France
Soviet Union
United States
General Assembly
United Nations
Planned Gun Bill Faces Second Senate Committee Review
Washington AP A contentious administration proposal to curb mail order gun traffic may undergo a second Senate committee review after the Judiciary Committee finishes its work. Commerce Committee officials expect a thorough round of hearings, signaling possible delays despite NRA opposition. House Ways and Means has shown no rush for hearings.
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Washington
Senate
Commerce Committee
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
National Rifle Association
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Commerce
Magnuson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Franklin L. Orth
NRA
Orth
Baccalaureate Sunday at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High prepares for its largest baccalaureate class with 515 graduates including seven special education students. R. Edwin Browne of Kansas University will deliver the baccalaureate sermon, with invocation by Rev. Ivar Gjellstad and benediction by Rev. Michael Moriarty.
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Lawrence High
Lawrence High School
R. Edwin Browne
Kansas University
LHS
Lawrence
Allen Fieldhouse
Roger E. Whitcomb
Wichita Board of Education
Lawrence Council of Churches
Ivar M. Gjellstad
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Michael Moriarty
St. John’s Catholic Church
Connie Sickles
I Kings
Larry Norris
Hi-Y
Downtown Lawrence Sees Dramatic Improvement in Storefronts
A tour of the Lawrence business district shows extensive remodeling along Massachusetts and Vermont streets. Project 800 edges toward completion with back entrances spruced up and landscaping planned for a future phase.
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Massachusetts
Vermont
Jayhawk Theater
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Beneficial Finance Co
John Estes
McGrew Real Estate
Raney Drugs
Woolworth
Raney
Eled Kress
Town Crier Book
Granada Theater
John Haddock Ford
la Pizza Restaurant
Prospect of Rain Prevails in Lawrence Area
Weather forecast from Topeka predicts cloudy to partly cloudy skies with high humidity and warm conditions this afternoon through Sunday. Scattered thunderstorms are possible mainly along Kansas northern border this afternoon and tonight with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs mid 80s, lows upper 60s. Friday's high 83, low 62, overnight 64 at 4 and 6 am.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas
Regents Approve KU Budget Plans for Mount Oread Campus
Kansas University faces final Regents approval of a 27.78 million operation budget for Mount Oread for the coming fiscal year and a 16.04 million budget for KU Medical Center in Kansas City. The measures, proposed by Gov. Avery, form part of a state appropriations bill funding three universities and three colleges.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Mount Oread
Kansas City
William Avery
Kansas
State General Fund
Strong Hall
Robinson Gymnasium
Allen Fieldhouse
Summerfield Hall
Weather outlook Northeast Kansas through Sunday
Cloudy to partly cloudy and warm with humid conditions. Scattered thunderstorms likely mainly along the northern border this afternoon and tonight. Southerly winds 1 to 20 mph, highs in the mid 80s, overnight low in the upper 60s, sunrise around 6, sunset about 7:35.
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U.S. Security Council
Thant
Imbert
Junta
Johnson
Cuba
Rafael Trujillo
Air Force
Raney Drug Stores
Dominican
Jordan
Security Council
Monthru
Kaw Valley
Lloyd Wisdom
R. I. St
John Vogel
Journal-World Photo
Gun Bill
New Hampshire Street
Carruth-O'Leary
Old Fraser Hall
State
W. Clarke Wescoe
19Th
Naismith Strets
Wescoe
Marvin Hall
Open Bowling
Hillcrest How
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