Southeast Asia Faces Danger of a Red Grab
London AP report notes Assistant Secretary Bundy warning of real danger of Communist takeover in Southeast Asia amid Laos tensions. Britain rebukes Soviet propaganda over U S reconnaissance flights, defending actions as needed due to Pathet Lao noncooperation with Geneva accord inspections.
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London
William P. Bundy
Southeast Asia
Bundy
Washington
U.S
Laos
Britain
Far Eastern
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Russia
Foreign Office
Pathet Lao
International Control Commission
Souvanna Phouma
Local Schedules Vary For Saturday Holiday
Lawrence businesses plan varied hours for Memorial Day weekend as stores close Saturday. City Hall will close Friday and Saturday with a normal Monday reopening. Douglas County Court House operates Friday and Monday. Post Office closes Saturday with limited services and mail delivery suspended.
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Lawrence
Ken Whitenight
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence City Hall
City Hall
Douglas County Court House
Harvery Booth
Lock Box
Information meeting for school unification election board
An information meeting for all election board members serving during the June 2 school unification election will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the District Court room of the Courthouse. Dr. Carl Althaus, chairman of the unification planning group, and Delbert Mathia, county clerk, will lead the meeting. Election supplies will be distributed then.
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Election Board
Carl Althaus
Unification Planning Group
Delbert Mathia
Legion to Distribute Safety Items Friday
The American Legion plans a Friday safety literature drive to reduce Memorial Holiday traffic accidents. Volunteers will hand out materials at the East and West Turnpike interchanges the 23rd and Iowa Street intersection and the 6th and Iowa Street junction.
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American Legion
23Rd
Iowa St
Iowa Sts
Lloyd McMinn
TeePee
Alan Fisher
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Fisher
Mosser Estimates Tax Levy Ranges for School Unification
Russell Mosser of the Douglas County School Unification Planning Board projects approximate operating levies for two new districts if voters approve next Tuesday. Douglas District may run around 16 mills and Lawrence District about 28 mills with higher rates possible for added high school programs and enrollment.
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Russell Mosser
Douglas County School Unification Planning Board
Mosser
Douglas County
Lawrence
Douglas
Moser
Manana Fimnaanit Nion
Lue Propuscu Gwatulile
Baldwin
Budora
Twin Mound
Vinland _ pi
Kaw Valley
Grant
Riverside
India
Wakarusa Valley
New Lawrence
Big Springs
Marion Springs
Vinland
Earl Wilson
Palmerlee Promoted to Assistant Dean at KU Engineering
Albert S. Palmerlee, professor of engineering drawing at Kansas University, will become assistant dean of the School of Engineering and Architecture on July 1. He will continue teaching. As former department chair and freshman adviser, Palmerlee has guided thousands of engineering students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Palmerlee
Kansas University
School of Engineering and Architecture
Palmerlee
Glowing Job Picture Drawn For Kansas Outlook
The Kansas labor department reports a continuing upswing in employment through mid April with total employment at 778 600 and a workforce of 802 000. Manufacturing and services show gains while agricultural jobs dip slightly from last year. Unemployment under unemployment compensation fell to the lowest level in months as of May 23.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Labor Department
Employment Security Division
M. W. Buffon
Vacation Bible Schools Planned in Eudora for Summer
The Eudora Ministerial Alliance announced vacation Bible schools by several churches this summer. Assembly of God and Helper Friends will run programs Monday through Friday next week. Evangelical United Brethren will hold in Clearfield June 22 to July 2. Southern Baptist classes run June 12 Monday through. Methodist and St Pauls United Church of Christ will host June 9 to June 19 combined school.
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Eudora
Eudora Ministerial Alliance
Assembly of God and Helper Friends
Evangelical United Brethren
Clearfield
Southern Baptist
Methodist
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Churches
Ministerial Alliance
Johnson Honors Kennedy at Arlington Grave
President Johnson visited John F. Kennedy s grave to lay a wreath and bow in a silent tribute. He was joined by Mrs. Johnson and Maj. Gen. Chester V. Clifton, his military aide. A note on golf club heads mentions persimmon wood as a preferred material.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Chester V. Clifton
Lightning scare ends with missing social security purse
A 90 year old Kansas City woman cashed a $72 social security check and a man claimed lightning struck her roof. He and a companion forced entry, searched the house, taped a lamp, and fled with the purse missing $72 while the lamp showed no fault. Mount Kilimanjaro note appears as unrelated line.
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Kansas City
Louise A. Devine
Miss Devine
Joseph Devine
George Devine
Devines
Cuban Rebs Deny Plane Origin From U S
The 30th of November Movement accused Rep. Paul G. Rogers of misrepresenting a Cuban exile flight. They said the plane did not depart the United States but from a secret Caribbean location. A defense spokesman denied any known flight and promised an inquiry.
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Miami, Fla
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
The
House
South Florida
Cuba
United States
Caribbean
Jose Feijoo
Day of Decision Pending in War Over Colorado River
Blythe Calif AP this could be the day of decision for 100 000 fighting men spread across 13 million acres in a make believe but not bloodless war over the Colorado River. Peace feelers have been put out by both mythical nations in Operation Desert Strike and reports grow that directors want to avoid civilian traffic over Memorial Day weekend. Today or Friday may end the year s largest military maneuver a multi million dollar training exercise that has cost eight lives directly and 24 indirectly. Latest casualty occurred noon Wednesday when Air Force F100 pilot 1st Lt Peter H Trotogott 24 of Vancouver Washington was killed in a crash during a simulated strafing mission near Parker Dam. Trotogott s death is the third aviation fatality since May 16 and the sixth since forces began gathering here in February. He leaves his parents Peter H Trotogott and Mrs Evelyn T Morrow of Vancouver.
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Blythe
Calif
Colorado River
Air Force
Vidal Junction
Peter H. Trotogott
Vancouver
Wash
Parker Dam
Trotogott
Evelyn T. Morrow
Pike season opens Monday in Kansas reservoirs
Pratt Kansas AP reports the first legal northern pike season begins Monday following introductions of pike into Turtle Creek and Cedar Bluff reservoirs. Growth seen with some fish over nine pounds. A creek limit of three northern pike per day set by the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
Turtle Creek
Cedar Bluff
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pastor and wife dead in Kansas highway crash
Edna Kansas pastor Rev Cecil D Adams 69 and his wife Zibah died Wednesday in a two car head on collision on U S 24 40 three miles east of Tonganoxie and 13 miles northeast of Lawrence. The other driver Charles Lewallen 65 Lenexa suffered chest injuries and was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Survivors include daughter Mrs Arthur L Follett of McPherson.
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Edna
Kan
U. S
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Cecil D. Adams
Zibah
Adams
Charles Lewallen
Lenexa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lewallen
Henry Campbell
Leavenworth County
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Arthur L. Follett
McPherson
Local Horse Show Entries Begin for Lawrence Charity Event
Entries are underway for the Lawrence Charity Horse Show to be held June 25 26 27 and 28 at the 4‑H Fairgrounds. Secretary Mrs Harold Maness reports early entries including Someday Jim Dandy the 1963 top all star pony from Sanford Lake Farm Hull Georgia with four ponies entered in five classes.
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Harold Maness
Jim Dandy
Sanford Lake Farm
Hull
Georgia
Newspaper man Herbert W. Walker in serious condition
AP reports Herbert W. Walker 68 president and general manager of Newspaper Enterprise Association is hospitalized in Kansas City after suffering a stroke Saturday. Walker began his career as a reporter for the Atchison Globe.
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Kansas City
Ap) — Research Hospital Today
Herbert W. Walker
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Walker
Atchison Globe
Act Is Refusal To Fight Viets
An advertisement in the New York Herald Tribune lists 149 draft age men vowing to refuse fighting in Vietnam. Phillip Abbot Luce of New York, treasurer of the ad hoc committee, obtained names by canvassing friends nationwide. Luce is linked to the Student Committee for Travel to Cuba and faces trial for a 1963 Cuba trip ban violation. he remains free on bail.
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NEW York (Ap
New York Herald Tribune
Viet Nam
Phillip Abbot Luce
New York
States
District of Columbia
Luce
Cuba
State Department
Manhattan
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Mississippi
Ohio State Universities
Sargent Shriver Named National Father of the Year
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria the National Fathers' Day Committee honored Sargent Shriver director of the Peace Corps as National Father of the Year. Other entries included Bert Lahr as Stage Father of the Year and Yogi Berra as Sports Father of the Year. George Abbott was Grandfather of the Year and Fannie Hurst named Woman of the Year.
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New York
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Waldorf- Astoria
Bert Lahr
Lawrence
Yogi) Berra
New York Yankees
Douglas Edwards
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fletcher Kneb
Abie Bartleson Honored at La Jolla Club Banquet
Abie Bartleson a Lawrence Kansas native and La Jolla Locker room attendant is toasted at a club banquet in his honor. The 72 year old millionaire who prefers talk of family and travel has built his wealth from shoes shining and land investments across San Diego County.
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San Diego
Calif
Abie Bartleson
Lawrence
Kan
la Jolla
Lincoln High
California University At Berkeley
Abie
U.S. News and World Report
San Diego County
Los Angeles
Bartleson
Four Executed in Cuba Called Agents of CIA
Havana reports four men described as CIA agents were executed after landing in Cuba. They sailed from Miami and were tried by the First Revolutionary Tribunal of the Havana District. Names given: Felipe Vidal Santiago, Ladislao Gonzalez Benitez, Elias Rivera Bello, Alfredo Valdes Linares.
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Havana
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
United States
Miami
First Revolutionary Tribunal of
Felipe
Vidal Santiago
Fulgencio Batista
Ladislao Gonzalez Benitez
Elias Rivera Bello
Algredo Valdes Linares
Vacation Pak service ad included in plans at no extra charge
An advertisement notes the Journal- World offers a Vacation Pak service included with plans at no additional cost. It highlights value for readers seeking bundled travel options.
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Journal- World
Card of Thanks for Father Luis Jimenez
The family expresses sincere thanks for flowers cards and many acts of kindness shown during the death of their father Luis Jimenez. Gratitude is extended to Mrs Wharton and Florida Nursing Home staff Dr Belot Rev Frank Brown friends neighbors and all who offered comfort and sympathy.
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Luis Jimenez
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