Negro Would Fire On LBJ And Wife In Enemy Role
The 21 year old Brooks from Nashville testified before senators he supports rights by any means including violence if necessary. He stated that riots are a small example of what blacks will do without rights and said he would shoot Lady Bird if she were his enemy, discussing President Johnson.
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Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Brooks
Britain
Nashville
Student Nonviolence Coordinating Committee
Senate
Big City
John L. McClellan
Subcommittee On
Stokely Carmichael
H. Rap Brown
Brown
Johnson
McClellan
Lady Bird
Lyndon Johnson
Quiet Thanksgiving for Lawrence Police as Thefts Occur
Lawrence police reported a quiet Thanksgiving but assisted Ambulance Service on several medical runs. Two thefts were reported: a shotgun valued at 450 dollars stolen from a bus on Massachusetts Street, and an accelerator mechanism stolen from a motorcycle on West 9th Street between 6 p.m. Monday and 9 a.m. Tuesday. Fire crews had no calls.
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Lawrence
Citizens Ambulance Service
Don Cobb
la. St
Massachusetts Street
Richard Pollay
9Th St
Senator Bartlett Mourns Over Social Security Vote
Senator ER L Bartlett of Alaska expressed disappointment after the Social Security bill passed. He canceled a planned international trip to vote, but arrived too late as the roll call concluded and the chamber emptied.
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Washington
Sen
ER. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Senate
Bartlett
Kansas budget to reach near six hundred sixty three million
Topeka AP reports the Kansas fiscal 1968 budget is expected to total about 663 million dollars based on agency requests of 692.5 million and past governor reductions. Gov. Robert Docking finished budget hearings and will draft recommendations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Robert Docking
Docking
Kansas City Club Admits Two Jewish Members
The Kansas City Club, accused by the American Jewish Committee of discriminating, has admitted Alfred Lighton president of Woolf Bros. Inc and Ben B. Schifman treasurer and financial editor of the Kansas City Star as members. Their applications had been under consideration since October.
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Kansas City
American Jewish Committee
Alfred Lighton
Woolf Bros., Inc
Ben B. Schifman
The
Kansas City Star
Thanksgiving Cheer and Charity Across the Nation
Americans and their families gathered for holiday meals as President Eisenhower dined with relatives at the Gettysburg farm. Across the globe U S troops received holiday fare. Welfare efforts included a healing drive for a neglected child in Miami and coats for a Kansas City boy. Community collections, church services, and major parades at Macy’s in New York and Gimbels in Philadelphia underscored a season of giving and celebration.
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Gettysburg
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Barbara
Uncle Sam
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Times
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New York
Gimbels
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Pentagon dispatches antiriot teams nationwide
The Pentagon is sending special Army teams to coordinate antiriot planning with states and cities across the United States.
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Washington
Pentagon
Semaphore signaling developed in France in 1792
The text states that semaphore signaling was developed in France in 1792. It notes the method as an early communication system introduced in that year and location. No other entities or events are specified in the readable fragment.
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France
Envoys Sent as Cyprus Crisis Deepens in Ankara
Turkey rejects new talks on Cyprus as tensions rise. President Johnson and U Thant dispatch Cyrus Vance and Jose Roiz Bennett to Ankara and Athens to press de escalation. Turkish officials insist on protecting Turkish Cypriots amid a Greek Cypriot military buildup and recent fatalities.
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Guatemala
Community Building hosts Eaton lessons weekend
Lawrence Park and Recreation Department sponsors Heard in Lawrence lessons this Friday at 5 15 p m and Saturday at 10 a m at the Community Building.
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Eaton
Park and Recreation Department
Auditions Sought for Youth Symphony Concerto Festival
Lawrence Students in public schools may audition for a concerto festival next spring sponsored by Lawrence Friends of Music Inc. Auditions occur in February with entry forms due January 1. Judge is Dean Thomas Gorton of KU School of Fine Arts.
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Lawrence
Youth Symphony
Lawrence Friends of Music Inc
Jerry Hutchison
Thomas Gorton
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Lawrence Friends of Music
Charles Axton
Axton Lawrence High Orchestra Conducts at Midwest Clinic
Charles Axton of Axton Lawrence High School is invited as guest conductor for the Midwest National Band Clinic in Chicago. He arrives December 11 and leads a 90 member ensemble of college and high school directors on December 12 and 13 at the Sherman House.
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Lawrence High School
Charles Axton
Chicago
Axton
Sherman House
Notable Faculty Listings Include Design and Language Instructors
Record of faculty members continuing from page one lists Jacobson professor of design and journalism Lee Young journalism instructor Calder Pickett professor of journalism and German Eugene Norwood professor of German and Spanish Ermal Garinger instructor of Spanish and Portuguese speech Bobby Patton assistant professor of speech and drama science Richard Middaugh assistant professor of chemistry and Latin Elizabeth Banks instructor of classics.
Australian Newsman Hurt As Helicopter Downed Near Hill 875
John Cantwell of Time magazine was injured in the leg and hand when the U.S. Army helicopter he rode in was shot down near the summit of Hill 875 in Vietnam. He was reported in satisfactory condition. injuries believed to result from the crash, not enemy fire. Cantwell was the first journalist wounded in five days of fighting on Hill 875.
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Saigon
John Cantwell
Time Magazine
Hill 875
Cantwell
Oswald Headstone Stolen From Fort Worth Grave
Police report the Oswald grave headstone was stolen, with the theft occurring late Tuesday or early Wednesday. The act falls four years after the Kennedy assassination per the Warren Commission findings.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
In Memoriam Roy Weckworth Four Years On
In memory of Roy Weckworth who passed away four years ago today. Ada Weckworth and family express that grief is unnecessary and invite joy that the loved one remains united in him. Lovingly missed by Ada Weckworth, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Payne and Donnie, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hursell.
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Roy Weckworth
Ada Weckworth
Jack Payne
Donnie
Wayne Johnson
Roy Hursell
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