Apollo moonship in first Saturn 1 test orbit
An unmanned model of the Apollo moonship rode a Saturn 1 booster into Earth orbit from Cape Kennedy in a key Apollo program test. The 37 300 pound craft reached over 100 miles altitude, with the second stage firing normally and an orbit planned for about 55 hours before reentry.
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List of Accords Grows After U.S. And Soviets Talk
Washington reports an expanding set of U.S. Soviet agreements, including a new consular convention to protect citizens and allow visits. Johnson hailed it as the first two nation pact in 31 years, while tensions rise over Cyprus arms and Southeast Asia crises in Laos and South Vietnam.
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Meeting Set On Crisis in Asia
President Johnson orders top U S military and diplomatic officials to meet in Honolulu next week to review Southeast Asia. Secretary of State Dean Rusk will preside next Monday and Tuesday with Henry Cabot Lodge traveling from Saigon to participate. Other attendees include Robert S McNamara and General Maxwell D Taylor.
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U.S
Honolulu
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South Viet Nam
Saigon
Hawaii
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Governor Declares Public Emergency in Hillsdale Strike
Gov. George Romney ordered a state of public emergency in Hillsdale after 300 rock throwing demonstrators besieged the jail over arrests of three pickets. National Guard troops moved in and Essex Wire Co. plant halted production for an indefinite period. Police and guards armed, only officers allowed firearms, as order aims to curb violence and protect property.
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Lower
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C. Aubrey Paul
Essex
International Union of Electrical Workers
Judy Garland Rushed to Hong Kong Hospital in Critical Condition
AP reports from Hong Kong that Judy Garland was rushed to Canossa Hospital unconscious and in critical condition after a hotel room incident during a typhoon. Oxygen was given and doctors worked two hours. she remained critical though out of danger later, per Stanley Rich.
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New York
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Gifts for Father and Graduates at Diebolt’s
Diebolt’s unveils a latest selection of gifts for fathers and graduates. Shoppers find thoughtful items across categories, with seasonal promotions and in-store displays highlighting practical, stylish options.
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Rainfall totals lift crops as scattered showers continue
Rainfall across Lawrence area reached 1.53 inches over Tuesday and Wednesday with more rain possible tonight. Officials note 2.15 inches for May so far, short of the month’s normal 4.61, while forecasts predict occasional showers and up to 40 mph winds and warm temperatures into Friday.
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Topeka
Garnett
Douglas County
Worden
U. S
Walter Schwarz
Baldwin
Harvey Booth
Wakarusa
Lone Star Lake
Jim Midgett
Fred Flory
Lone Star
Mrs Six Cited With Valley Forge Classroom Medal
Gladys Six retiring director of speech and drama at Central Junior High receives the Valley Forge Classroom Teachers Medal during a school assembly. The national award honors teaching responsibility, patriotism, and moral values. Supt Carl Knox presents the medal. Freedoms Foundation funds the award. Six has 27 years in teaching, 22 at Lawrence.
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Knox
Freedoms Foundation
Margaret McBride
Keith Nitcher
Central High Pta
National Children’s Theater Association
Junior Players
Bob Stancliff
Central Junior High
Costs of Living Edge Up Slightly in April
In April the consumer price index rose one tenth of one percent, nudging the index to 107.8. The Bureau of Labor Statistics noted annual price gains were milder than in the two prior years, signaling a very stable price situation. One index point equals ten dollars in the 1957-59 base period.
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Tobin Bid Low on Perry Dam Stage One Contract
APTobing bid of 8 007 475 for the Delaware River project four miles northwest of Perry Kansas led 11 bids opened for stage one construction at Perry Dam in Jefferson County The government estimate stood at 8 605 475 with bids ranging to 10 939 063
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KU Commencement Weekend Includes Glee Club Reunion and Carillon Recitals
The 92nd Kansas University commencement features Carillon recitals and outdoor KU Commencement Band concerts. Thomas H. Larrimore and about 50 EU glee club members from 1923 to 1928 arrive for reunion activities at the Eldridge Hotel, with rehearsals in Murphy Hall and a dinner before a Sunday All University Commencement dinner performance.
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EU Men’s Glee Clubs
Thomas H. Larremore
Flemington
N.Y
Glee Club
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Murphy Hall
Eldridge
Glee Clubs
All- University
Kansas Union
Leroy W. Raynolds
Emporia
Ivan L. Roberts
Sabetha
KU Glee Club
Albert Gerkin
University Carillonneur
Dyche Hall
Memorial Day Services Planned by Area Veterans Groups
Several memorial services are set for Saturday across Oak Hill and Maple Grove Cemeteries. Veterans groups including American Legion posts, the Disabled American Veterans, WWI Barracks and the GI Forum will participate along with auxiliaries. Rev Harold Barr will serve as chaplain and a firing squad will be led by Ed Young.
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Oak Hill
Maple Grove Cemetery
Tee Pee Junction
Dorsey-Liberty
American Legion
Ewing-Jones Post
Disabled American Veterans
WWI
GI Forum
Harold Barr
Ed Young
Alford- Clarke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mel Lewis
Memorial Park Cemetery
VFW
Dorothy Mason
Charles Wright
Brown - Leonard - Woodward
Nehru Rites Held Today
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru was cremated in an ancient Hindu ceremony at Rajghat on the Jumna River. Crowds many thousands strong watched as his grandson Sanjaya Gandhi touched the funeral pyre, amid scuffles and security measures and a procession through New Delhi.
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Red Fort
U.S
Dean Rusk
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Rajghat
Kisan
Watershed effort aims to finish within seven years
The 330000 acre Wakarusa Watershed project could end by 1971 if a timetable approved at a Richland board meeting holds. Twenty structures were located, 17 in Upper Wakarusa and 3 in Lower, with potential additions later. The $2 million project would be federally funded, with maintenance by the district after land rights are provided.
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Wakarsa
Lower
Clinton Reservoir
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Joel Wentz
The
Soil Conservation Service
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Wentz
Bill Patterson
SCS
Richard Jones
Eskridge
Wabaunsee County
Eudora
Kaw
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas showers and warm weekend
Tonight and Friday bring a few showers or thunderstorms with gusts to 40 mph or more. Partly cloudy conditions return Friday, with warmer temperatures and a Friday high in the mid 80s. Overnight low near 60, sunrise at 4:08 a.m., sunset 7:39 p.m.
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Classified Ads Are Fun to Read and Pay Dividends
A light note in the classifieds cheerfully claims they are enjoyable to read and financially rewarding for advertisers.
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