Last Rebels Surrender Da Nang as Ky Tightens Grip
Da Nang fell to Premier Nguyen Cao Ky after rebels surrendered their weapons at the Tinh Hoi pagoda. Ky’s forces ringed the Buddhist stronghold amid an ultimatum, boosting his control of South Viet Nam’s second largest city.
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du Quoc Dong
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Newsman Killed Three Hurt in Viet Nam Battle
In Da Nang area during the weekend a Look editor Sam Castan 30 of Brooklyn was killed by mortar fire while covering Operation Crazy Horse with the 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division. Three other AP reporters were wounded including Bob Poos.
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St. Louis
Intrepid Britons Row Across Atlantic Facing Fog
Virginia Beach reports two British rowers aim for England from America in a 50 day crossing toward St Ives aboard a 15-foot Puffin. Their voyage echoes 1896 New Jersey pair George Herbo and Frank Samuelson who sailed the Fox 3,000 miles in 55 days and faced a capsize and harsh press.
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Samuelson
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New York Herald
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Sita
3 Yanks Expelled By Poland Today
Warsaw announces Poland has expelled three American Embassy military attaches. The United States retaliates by expelling three Polish military attaches from Washington. The Americans are Cmdr. William D. Althoff naval attach from Charleston. Lt. Col. Bertram L. Parr assistant Army attach from Williamsburg. Lt. Col. Edward L. Wooten Air Force attach from Urbana. The U.S. spokesman cited harassment against U.S. attaches during duty.
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Washington
U.S
Cmdr
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Charleston
S.C
Bertram L. Parr
Williamsburg
Edward L. Wooten
Urbana
Ill
Stock Market closes higher as 60 stocks rise to 321.8
New York closing average for 60 stocks finishes at 321.8, up 2.8 points, indicating a broad advance in the market session. Investors weighed gains across sectors as trading ends.
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New York
Higher Debt Ceiling Sought Amid Deficit Projections
The Treasury asks Congress to raise the temporary debt ceiling to 332 billion dollars as officials project a 3.9 billion dollar deficit this year and a possible surplus next fiscal year. The joint committee staff estimates tax receipts at 116.2 billion and notes a possible surplus if expenditures stay controlled.
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Supreme Court Upholds Alabama Editor's Right
The Supreme Court ruled that Alabama could not prosecute James E. Mills of the Birmingham Post-Herald for an election day editorial. Justice Hugo L. Black called applying the anti electioneering law a flagrant abridgment of press freedom.
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Supreme Court
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Birmingham Post-Herald
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Mills
KU Look Alikes To Split Up Soon At Commencement
KU seniors Bill and Charles Kerfoot, identical twins, part after sixteen years of schooling. Bill heads to Harvard for a PhD in biology while Charles goes to Michigan for a PhD in geology and zoology. Both plan college teaching careers and reminisce on shared classes and mistaken identities.
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Howard Baumgarter
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Roth
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Pat Hoffmann
Kansas City
Jolliffe
KU Men Take Draft Deferment Test In Light Turnout
Kansas University psychology staff administered the draft deferment test at Mount Oread with 475 male students taking part. The earlier May 14 test drew 1,828 examinees, while nationwide participation on May 14 reached about 400,000. KU officials cited the timing of Hershey’s comments as possibly influencing turnout and noted future tests scheduled for June 3 and June 24.
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Robert D. Michals
KU Guidance Service
Mount Oread
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Dallas
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Michals
Puerto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
Weather pattern shifts as rain stalls in Kansas
KU weather data show only .01 inch of rain in the morning after a severe thunderstorm watch was lifted. An early front caused a quick drop from 80 to 65 degrees within an hour, with monthly rainfall at 1.94 inches and yearly total at 7.12. Normals sit at 10.92 inches.
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Kansas University Weather Station
Weather Bureau
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Mercury
New KU coeds regulations approved by Wescoe
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe approved a new set of residence hall rules for Mount Oread coeds effective at the 1966 summer session. Juniors and seniors or those 21 and older may come and go by living-group schedules with dean of women approval for parental security requests. Security hours are set at 11:30 p.m. weeknights, 1:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and midnight Sunday, with longer hours during finals and semester breaks. Freshmen and sophomores face extended closing changes and freshmen women have 10:30 p.m. on required house meeting nights.
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Mount Oread
Wescoe
Council On Student Affairs
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AWS Senate
Tam
Reinstatement of Suit Over Tax Evasion Indictment
The Supreme Court allowed reinstatement of an indictment charging Hollywood entertainer Ben Blue with attempts to evade federal income taxes. The case cites Blue reporting income from 1958 to 1960 totaling 71240 dollars and paying 21954 dollars, versus a required 117187 dollars reported and 44934 dollars tax.
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Supreme Court
Ben Blue
Blue
Baccalaureate At Lawrence High Is Scheduled Next Sunday
Lawrence High School announces a complete baccalaureate program led by principal Bill Medley. The service starts at 4 p m in the LHS gym with Harold Hamilton of Trinity Lutheran Church as speaker. Various clergy and student leaders participate. commencement follows June 2 at Kansas University.
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Claude Norris
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
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Madeline Lane
Karr
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Jo Taylor
Route 1
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Kit Gunn
Glen Lessenden
Tom Miller
Richard Pine
Becky Altenbernd
Mary Keltz
Margaret McBride
Medley
Free Classifieds for Youths In Journal World
The Journal World runs a daily free classifieds feature for Lawrence area youths through Saturday. Ads under 20 words cover rabbits bikes dog-washing and more. Submit by mail or in person. arrival by 10 30 am Tuesday to Friday and by 10 am Saturday for same day insertion.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Trade Area
Journal-World Office
Weather prompts mild northeast Kansas Tuesday
Fair tonight and Tuesday with mild conditions. Lows 45 to 50 tonight, highs in the 70s Tuesday. Precipitation chance under 10 percent through Tuesday.
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