North Vietnamese Regulars Hit Dak To Frontline Retreat
U.S. forces repelled a dawn to dusk assault near Dak To in the central highlands. Nine American deaths were reported with 25 wounded amid 11 days of fighting in the area, while North Vietnamese losses were not yet known.
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Hunters Find Pheasant Season Fails to Meet Hopes in Western Kansas
Western Kansas opened a 16 day pheasant season to crowds of hunters but many left Sunday empty handed or with one or two birds. Areas west of Highway 81 produced fewer birds than expected while trained dogs aided flushing and retrieving game amid heavy traffic and crowded lodgings.
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Unclear college team list spans many universities
Fragmentary OCR reads a string of university names including Kansas Oklahoma Iowa State Missouri Pittsburgh Navy Princeton Minnesota Purdue Georgia Tech Penn State Alabama Georgia Clemson Tennessee Texas Arizona Texas El Paso Stanford Southern Cal SMU and.
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Open House Held at Bess Stone Center
Over 100 people attended the Bess Stone Activity Center open house Sunday afternoon marking the start of National Association for Retarded Children's Week. Hosts included board members and past presidents of the Douglas County Association for Retarded Children with Mrs Todd Seymour arranging silk screen Christmas cards.
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News Quiz Editor's Note Test of last week’s world events
The quiz asks 15 questions on space, politics, sports, and world affairs with multiple choice options. It asks readers to score and compare with answers on page 3.
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Choral Tonight by Kansas University Chorus at Swarthout Hall
The 50 voice Kansas University Concert Chorale performs at 8 tonight in Swart hout Recital Hall with free admission. Darrell Benne conducts. Program includes Song of Thanksgiving Vaughan Williams Gloria by Palestrina and Four Madrigals by Monteverdi.
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Phi Gams to Build $475000 House in New Kad Delta Home
Kansas University's Phi Gamma Delta chapter at 1540 La. St will replace its fire-damaged 43 year old house with a new three story brick facility of about 23 000 square feet. Construction begins February with razing in December and completion hoped for by late 1968. The plan includes 27 study rooms 15 dormitories a study hall conference room and capacity for 70 students.
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Molten Metal Burns Workers at Alabama Plant
An explosion at an industrial plant in Birmingham released tons of molten metal, injuring about a dozen workers with eight to ten in critical condition. Ambulances ferried the victims. four severely burned men received treatment for extensive injuries. Authorities noted no deaths, attributing the incident to a ring or head failure during a steel tube pouring.
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A Spacious Foyer for Inclement Weather
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises a spacious foyer for inclement weather and provides VI 38-5111 for contact. Adavy.
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Westmoreland and JCS resist extended bombing pause
Pentagon sources say General Westmoreland and the Joint Chiefs of Staff will oppose any longer bombing pause in North Vietnam. The issue tops this week’s high level talks with President Johnson and officials, as leaders discuss Vietnam policy amid public debate and upcoming political events.
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Break-in at Lecompton High Netted About $200
Douglas County sheriff reports a weekend break-in at Lecompton High School. Thieves forced entry by breaking a second floor window near a fire escape door and stole about $200 in school equipment. The incident was found by officials this morning.
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