Britain Opposes Allied Nuclear Fleet in NATO Plan
Washington AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson appears to deal a severe blow to the proposed mixed nuclear fleet of NATO by opposing the plan. Wilson signals resistance likely affecting alliance strategy and nuclear sharing debates among NATO members.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Wilson
House of Commons
Labor
United States
West Germany
Film Setup On Airlines Doing Well
Hollywood reports airline cinema boom as TWA leads with in flight movies. American Continental and United expand service boosting box office revenue and passenger interest. Airlines and film studios benefit from rental earnings and word of mouth amid cross country expansion.
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American Airlines
Continental Airlines
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
United Air Lines
Hawaii
John F. Kennedy International
Athens
International Air Transport Association
Johnson Up All Night With Congo Hostage Rescue Effort
President Johnson stayed awake through the night coordinating the Congo hostage rescue with top aides. White House press secretary George Reedy said Johnson spoke by telephone with Secretary Rusk, Defense chief McNamara, Undersecretary Ball, and adviser Bundy as the operation unfolded. Reedy avoided characterizing the Stanlyville action and urged facts to speak.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
George 2. Reedy
White House
Reedy
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
George W. Ball
McGeorge Bundy
Stanleyville
State budget hearings trim funds for four institutions
Gov elect Avery reviews requests with State Budget Director Bibb who cut nearly 2 million in pre hearing recommendations. Restorations will appear in Avery’s January budget message. Programs cut include capital improvements at Penitentiary Industrial Reformatory Farm for Women and parks at Milford Perry Scott Nemaha Kanopolis and other sites.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Jim Bibb
Bibb
Avery
Industrial Reformatory
Industrial Farm
Kansas Dental Board
Labor Department
Kansas Pharmacy Board
Park and Resources Authority
Milford Reservoir
Perry, Scott and
Nemaha
Kanopolis State Park
Topeka NAACP Pursues Ouster Petitions Over Abduction Case
The Topeka branch of the NAACP drafts petitions to remove Shawnee County Sheriff Lew Falley and calls for improved interagency communication after the Gladys Johnson abduction and murder. Three Topeka ministers also urge an investigation into the case handling by sheriff and county law enforcement.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Lew Falley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Samuel Jackson
Gladys Johnson
Jackson
Elbert L. Sapinsley
Temple Beth Sholom
Sheriff's Office
Oddities Noted on Day Salina Base Shutdown
Salina Kansas AP reports Schilling Air Force Base announced closing on Thursday. The 310th Aerospace Wing commander was in Arizona for trophies when work continued on base projects including an electronic anti intruder system. The Salina Chamber of Commerce noted three new jobs and planned base community outreach with Walker AFB New Mexico officials. A colonel sighed that a paint job finally finished last week.
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Salina, Kan
Schilling Air Force Base
310Th Aerospace Wing
Salina
Arizona
Schilling
Air Force
Botulism death follows Kansas festival outbreak
A 14 year old boy Gerald Johnson died at Hadley General Hospital after a botulism outbreak linked to a Herndon festival. Six others were hospitalized and two remained in Denver. Health officials led by Dr. Donald Wilcox suspected home made pickles as the source after investigation in northwest Kansas.
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API
Hadley General Hospital
Gerald Johnson
Wilbur Johnson
Herndon
Donald Wilcox
Wilcox
State Board of Health
Kansas
Denver
Shriver Called To Johnson Ranch For Poverty Plan Talks
President Johnson invited Sargent Shriver to his Johnson City ranch to finalize details of the $800 million war on poverty. White House spokesman George E. Reedy said Shriver would announce more than 100 projects including job training and community action programs. A job corps center will be built in San Marcos under a contract with Southwest Texas State College.
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Tex
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
George E. Reedy
White House
Shriver
San Marcos
Southwest
Texas State College
U N Army Sergeant Missing After Viet Cong Ambush
A U S Army sergeant is missing after a Viet Cong ambush overran a convoy 22 miles east of Saigon. The attack killed 15 Vietnamese soldiers and wounded nine others as Viet Cong forces fired on the column. U S helicopters exchanged fire but could not confirm the attackers. one helicopter crewman was wounded. In Saigon, riots among students at three secondary schools created tension for a third day.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Lawrence Chamber forms housing panel to study KU student dorms
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce student housing committee meets Friday at 7 30 p m in Centron Corp to discuss privately financed housing for KU students. Chamber president Russell Mosser says the group will explore partnerships with the university and attract investment for a planned 10 story 504 student dorm at 18th and Naismith.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Centron Corporation
W. Sth St
Russell Mosser
Chamber
Kansas University
Mosser
Lawrence
Allen Bros
O'Hara Inc
Memphis, Tenn
18Th
Naismith Rd
Chamber of Commerce
W. Clarke Wescoe
J. J. Wilson
Raymond Nichols
Keith Lawlor
Keith Lawnons
Wilson
Deer Killed on Highway Near Douglas Leavenworth Line
A deer was killed on U S 24 40 across the Douglas Leavenworth line this morning while Ronald D. Henak 24 of Tonganoxie escaped injury with $150 damage to his car The deer was salvaged for venison by Eddie Bond Lecompton The highway patrol reported two more deer crossed later but no injuries were recorded Deer deaths prompt hopes for an open deer season in 1965 by the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission
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Douglas-Leavenworth
U.S
Ronald D. Henak
Tonganoxie
Henak
Eric DeGraffenried
Baldwin
Eddie Bond
Lecompton
DeGraffenried
Kansas Forestry, Fish & Game Commission
Knickstarr Camp Tour Boosts Skills of Heyman Hoover Komives
Art Heyman Tom Hoover and rookie Howard Komives of the New York Knickerbockers toured Catskill mountain summer camps conducting basketball clinics for youth players.
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Art Heyman
Tom Hoover
Howard Komives
New York Knickerbockers
Catskill Mountain
FRB raises bank discount rate to counter capital outflows
Lawrence banks report no change in time deposit rates after the Federal Reserve Board boosted the bank discount rate from 3 to 4 percent to curb possible capital outflows amid wider rate differentials abroad. Local bank spokesmen said they cannot predict when changes might occur. Thanksgiving travel plans noted on the Kansas Turnpike include a 40 mph minimum not enforced in bad weather and expectations of rain later in the week. KU classes pause for Thanksgiving with resumption Monday. Haskell Institute cancels Thursday classes.
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Lawrence
Federal Reserve Board
FRB
Kansas Turnpike
L. W. Newcomer
Newcomer
Lawrence Public Schools
St. John’s Catholic School
Haskell Institute
Billie Sol Estes Granted Temporary Release in Bond Ruling
Dallas AP report notes convicted farm financier Billie Sol Estes spends three days in jail after arrest in 1962. A series of bond reductions and a forfeiture order allowed him to regain freedom the same day, with a new $100000 bond posted. Estes faces appeals and potential prison terms totaling 23 years on federal and state charges.
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Dallas
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
FBI
U.S. Dist
Sarah T. Hughes
Estes
Commodity Credit Corp
Supreme Court
Public Hearing Tonight on Lawrence Comprehensive Plan
The Lawrence Planning Commission holds a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. in the South Park Recreation Center on the two year in the making comprehensive plan. More hearings may be required for passage, Wells says.
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Lawrence
South Park Recreation Center
Lawrence Planning
Mobile Telephone Service to Begin Here This Week
Southwestern Bell announces new mobile telephone service for cars and trucks in Lawrence and nearby areas. A tower antenna north of the city links to a central office, enabling calls from any vehicle within range. The system requires a dash mounted handset and a trunk unit to send and receive signals by radio.
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Lawrence
Jim Ellis
Southwestern Bell
Ellis
Coed Keeps Boa Lisa After Apartment Eviction
Christine Amluxen, a Port Huron Junior College student from Grosse Pointe, kept a four foot boa constrictor named Lisa after she moved following eviction. Police believe the snake slipped into the building's heating system and remains hidden, while other tenants insure the snake is non poisonous.
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Port Huron, Mich
Christine Amluxen
Colombia
South America
Lisa
Christine
Port Huron Junior College
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Farm City Week Event At Douglas County Fair Grounds
A Farm City Week meeting at 7 30 p m tonight at the Douglas County 4 H Fair grounds aims to bridge rural and urban gaps co sponsored by farm groups and the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Roderick Turnbull Kansas City Star farm editor will be the main speaker refreshments will be served.
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Douglas County
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Roderick Turnbull
The
Kansas City Star
William O Dwyer Dies at 74 in New York
Former Democratic Mayor William O Dwyer died today at age 74 after admission to Beth Israel Hospital Monday night for a heart condition. He had a long history of heart trouble dating back years.
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NEW York
William O'Dwyer
Beth Israel Hospital
NBC Newsman George Clay Shot in Congo March
NBC reported NBC Newsman George Clay a Congo correspondent was shot and killed while marching to Stanleyville with Congolese mercenary troops. Clay a South Africa native would have turned 41 on Friday.
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New York
George Clay
National Broadcasting Co
Congo
Stanleyville
NBC
Clay
South Africa
Card of Thanks Notes Gratitude for Losses
Expressions of thanks from families for flowers cards and kindness after the loss of infant daughter and husband father and brother. Also thanks to doctors nurses hospital staff ministers relatives and friends for prayers visits and gifts. Bertha Jean Lindell signs the notice.
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Paul R. Ulrich
Walter Marckley
Keith Ulrich
Leland Ulrich
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