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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1966
Page
4
About 30,000 leftists renewed protests in Yokosuka against the first visit to Tokyo Bay by a U S nuclear powered submarine. Earlier protests occurred at the U S Embassy in Tokyo. Police reported clashes injuring 30 officers and 21 students.
AP dispatch describes a tense lead up to Dominican Republic elections with doubt about holding the vote and fear of post election unrest. The two rivals are Juan Bosch of PRD and Joaquin Balaguer of PR-e, both carrying past political baggage and risks of street violence depending on margins.
New records for U S construction were reported as April contracts reached 5 097698 million dollars a seven percent rise from a year earlier and the Dodge index climbed to 161. Construction gains outside home building push total value above five billion for the first time in any month.
Collins quotes two San Jose High School students describing a broader group luring victims to secluded spots where they beat and robbed them.
Richmond police charge 19 year old Thomas Lee Penn with four murder counts in Metropolitan Area killings. He turned himself in and faces additional charges including malicious wounding and rape of a 14 year old girl. Victims include Addison Wilkins and Malcolm Norment in May, Cynthia Johnson in May, and Mosille Spencer in March.
Robert A. Schroeder of Kansas City Missouri president of the Missouri Bar speaks on Pre emptory Call to the Legal Profession at 3 p m Saturday during a special Kansas University Law School commencement recognition program in Green Hall Courtroom. About 200 attend. A reception follows in the law library for graduates families and alumni.
A small Richmond area earthquake rattled the region early today. Georgetown University scientist Father Bernard McConnell estimated the quake at about four on the Richter scale and said such quakes are not unusual. The temblor was felt along a linear stretch in the area.
Report notes across the region from Washington to Richmond extending to Charlottesville and Williamsburg with no major damage or injuries recorded. Local authorities said there were no significant impacts and emergency services saw limited activity.
Hall of fame jockey Willie Shoemaker won the Gardenia for two year old fillies at Garden State Park in Cherry Hill New Jersey riding Bowl of Flowers in 1960 Cicada in 1961 and Queen Empress in 1964 confirming Shoemaker’s success in the fall classic.
In San Jose California police arrested Tony Esposito 17 and Jack Brito Jr 16 and questioned three others in the robbery slayings of Eugene Silva 40 a warehouse man. Detectives say Brito admitted bludgeoning Silva and more details follow.
Five hundred members of the Inter American Geodetic Survey undertake a continental project to map all of South America for the first time, coordinating field work and geodetic observations across nations.
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