Pope says no escape plans in Nebraska bank killings
Duane E. Pope testified to attorneys last June that he had no escape plans before the Big Springs bank robbery murders. A Kansas psychiatrist testified the killings were driven by homicide motivation and described Pope as unable to control his behavior at the time.
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Lincoln, Neb
Duane E. Pope
Big Springs
Neb
Pope
Federal District Court
Nebraska
Robert B. Crosby
University of Nebraska Law
Wallace Rudolph
Roxbury, Kan
Crosby
Rudolph
McPherson, Kan
Kansas
Herbert C. Modlin
Topeka
Dr. Modlin
Modlin
Kansas City
FBI
Roxbury
Viet Cong Attack Continues at Tuy An on Coast
Vietnamese government forces defend Tuy An and adjacent posts as about 2,000 Viet Cong press the town for a second day. U S Navy ships shell attackers while air strikes target missile sites near Hanoi. Nine Marines feared drowned after a rivercraft incident near Da Nang.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
API
U.S
Tuy An
Hanoi
Tuy Hoa
LBJ Compared to Earlier Presidents Shows Unmatched Drive
James Marlow argues in analysis that Lyndon B. Johnson differs from Roosevelt Taft Wilson Harding Coolidge FDR Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy in style and power. He credits Johnson with relentless political skill and a fatherly vision shaped by Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. Johnson is depicted as a master politician who works nearly nonstop to achieve his aims.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Wilson
Congress
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Truman
Kennedy
Brecheisen in Fair Condition After street crash
Walter Brecheisen age 85 of Eu dora listed as only fair at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after Sunday night collision. He suffered a hip fracture and facial lacerations when struck by a car driven by Kenneth F. Moore age 56 of Overland Park who was not injured.
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Walter Brecheisen
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kenneth F. Moore
Overland Park
Obscene Movie Raid Halts KU Student Party
A private pre Thanksgiving stag event near Lawrence involving about 200 Kansas University students was stopped by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Department Monday night. Several reels of obscene film were confiscated and attendees were questioned, with names to be given to school officials. No arrests were made and no sponsor was identified.
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Kansas University
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Four Local Accidents Cause 1700 In Damage
Four traffic crashes Monday caused an estimated 1700 in damage. Shawn Reardond 16, 911 Ala St, hit a cement hitching post at 8 55 p.m. on Tennessee Street. Elwin Dame 23, 1600 W 4th St, and Porto Komroni 31, Stouffer Place, collided at 7 50 p.m. at 9th and Iowa. Hazel Morgan 56, 919 Ind St, and Anthony Chop 20, 1042 Ohio, collided at 8th and Ohio Sts 3 20 p.m. Darrell Countess 31 Route 3 Baldwin and Patrick McNamara 33 Kansas City Mo collided at 10th and Mass Sts 9 10 a.m. Monday.
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Shawn Reardon
Ala. St
Tennessee Street
9Th
Iowa
Elwin L. Dame
4Th St
Porto Komroni
Stouffer Place
Hazel R. Morgan
Ind. St
Anthony Chop
Ohio
8Th
Darrell Countess
Route 3
Baldwin
Patrick McNamara
Kansas City, Mo
10Th and
Mass. Sts
Letters Tell Men Of Home Support In Vietnam War
A military spokesman reported thousands of letters flowing to American troops in Vietnam. The messages express backing from home and denounce antiwar demonstrations. Letters arrive in batches to units and sometimes directly to generals for distribution.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
New Plan Seen for Ulcers Healings With Sugar Paste
Dr James W Barnes Jr of Glenn Dale Hospital Maryland reports using ordinary table sugar poured into ulcer cavities with a thick airtight dressing to draw out infection. He says the method healed ulcers up to twelve years old in bedridden patients, including bed sores unresponsive to grafts.
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Washington
James W. Barnes Jr
Glenn Dale Hospital
Maryland
Barnes
Soldier Letters Back Home Support Vietnam Soldier
Army Spec. 5 Ronald D. Walker in Viet Nam receives up to 500 letters weekly from grateful Americans. Wichita students started the drive, later expanding to Texas and Louisiana, with many messages published and soldiers replying gratefully.
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Wichita
Kan
Ronald D. Walker
Viet Nam
Mary Paulanne
St. Thomas Acquinas School
Walker
Randy Strothman
101St
173Rd Airborne
Armed Forces
Texas
Louisiana
Paulanne
Embargo Pressure Eases as Nations Respond to Rhodesia oil Ban
London report says economic pressure on Rhodesia eased as more countries heeded the U.N. call for an oil embargo against the breakaway British colony.
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London
Rhodesia
U.N
Thanksgiving holiday mail and service changes noted in Lawrence
Lawrence post office announces suspension of regular mail deliveries by city and rural carriers on Thursday for Thanksgiving Day. Window service will be suspended, but holiday lock box and special delivery will operate. Regular holiday schedule for collection receiving and dispatch remains in effect.
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Lawrence
Jack Harris
Harris
Johnson readies talks for Wilson visit
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Harold Wilson plan a December seventeenth meeting to discuss world issues. Topics include NATO Rhodesia Vietnam and US UK Soviet relations with the meeting possibly in Washington or the LBJ ranch.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Harold Wilson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Washington
LBJ
Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
Lbj Ranch
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Dean Rusk
Rio
Bonn
France
Berlin
Erhard
KU Grad is Appointed Johnson Area Judge
Gov. Avery named Benjamin F. Farney of Overland Park as Johnson County probate judge. Farney, 32, KU Law School graduate and former Overland Park assistant city attorney since 1961, will replace Herbert W. Walton recently promoted to district judge.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Benjamin F. Farney
Overland Park
Johnson County
Farney
Kiowa
University of Kansas Law School
Herbert W. Walton
Prizes and Publication Attract Writers to KU Contest
Creative writing contest at Kansas University offers two $50 prizes plus potential publication in Cottonwood Review. Open to poetry and fiction writers with a April 1, 1966 deadline. Entries judged by EU faculty. top winners may be published in the Review.
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Cottonwood Review
Kansas University
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