Campaigns Brushed By Early Stage Tension
A fragment notes a heated campaign deliberation with emphasis on far ahead planning and uncertain outcomes. It hints the race will likely stay competitive and unsettled as observers assess momentum.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1967
Page
5
A fragment notes a heated campaign deliberation with emphasis on far ahead planning and uncertain outcomes. It hints the race will likely stay competitive and unsettled as observers assess momentum.
Gen Earle G Wheeler says American ground forces will not invade North Vietnam even in hot pursuit of fleeing enemy. He states US aims to clear North Vietnamese forces in the DMZ and will not cross into North Vietnam. Senators Mansfield and Fulbright urge UN Security Council action and broader discussion of Vietnam. Ambassador Harriman notes no table readiness from Hanoi and a critic group urges ending aid to the Soviet bloc. John Davis Lodge condemns extending trade credits to European Communist countries during this war period.
The Kelly-Miller Bros Circus comes to the Douglas County Fairgrounds with two shows on Thursday, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Promoter Lawrence Noon Optimist Club sponsors the visit. Acts include the Chesterfields acrobat team, Capt. Steve Johnson elephant act, and Capt. Freddie Logan lion-tiger act. Tickets from Noon Optimists or at the gate.
In Liecco Italy AP reports Pietro Vassena a versatile inventor known for the bathyscope C3 for undersea research and a range of machinery including an automobile helicopter water skis and watches made from transparent plastic He died Saturday night at age 70.
Samuel L. Gilbert Sr., an 82 year old newspaperman with a 60 year career, died Saturday night after a five month illness. He began in 1907 with the New Orleans Daily Picayune and stayed with its successor the Times-Picayune, after stints in Little Rock Arkansas and Memphis Tennessee.
AP News analysis says Nixon leads Romney as GOP’s likely 1968 nominee per Gallup. Rockefeller and Reagan are cautious. no strong front-runner emerges. War issues loom but no fiery political spark evident. Johnson is not a compelling threat.
Perry High School seniors will graduate at 8 tonight in the high school gym. guest speaker Brice Durbin, executive secretary of the Kansas State High School Activities Association, will address the graduates. Valedictorian Dennis Nail and salutatorian Jane Rice lead a list of 25 graduates including Betty Barton Robert Cloud Gerald Easum Sherry Ellis Audrey Dowding Randy Enos William Gill Janis Hamm Joyce Henry Kathryn Herman Diane Hermann Dalene Issitt Cindy Jones Kay Levings Rodney Noakes Nina Peasley Michael Robinson Tom Ross Keith Schafer Gary Spreer Jane Winsor Ernest Wooden and Virginia Culp.
Walter John Kelly, 72, a pioneer in U S trade with Asia, died Sunday in Southern Pines North Carolina. He moved there in 1960 after retiring as a vice president of a New York based foreign sales firm.
Bakersfield residents report a new product named Acryline that secures denture plates with a vacuum like seal. The maker claims it feels like natural teeth and lasts six months per application. Available at drug counters nationwide.
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