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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1965
Page
1
The Saturday Column discusses the rapid growth of information since the printing press and Bell Seminar findings. It notes doubling of human knowledge, vast publication rates, and how machines may sort and store data. It highlights regional libraries and future speeds in data transmission.
Milk producers in eastern Kansas and western Missouri will receive a 20 cent per hundredweight increase from December 1 to June 30, 1966. Retail prices may or may not rise. local officials say the decision requires further study as production is only slightly down from last year.
Dick Kenney, Michigan State's barefooted kicker, booted a 49 yard field goal against Southern California last year. It set a Spartan scoring record for long field goals.
Store managers report strong opening weekend traffic with many saying Friday was busier or at least on par with last year. Executives from Ober’s Montgomery Ward JC Penney McCrory-Otas Tempo and Raney Hill crest credit steady or improved crowds despite cold and late hours.
Rev Vernon Metz missionary to Dahomey West Africa will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Tonganoxie Assemblies of God church The Metzes recent return from Dahomey follows nine years of service including work in Tanguieta and Natitingou They flew missions by airplane and plan to return after furlough Local pastor Rev H W Karriker leads the downtown area church efforts
An armored car guard killed the getaway driver and wounded three bandits in a gun battle on West Pico Boulevard Los Angeles. A bystander was struck by shotgun pellets. over 10000 dollars from the truck were recovered. One suspect died, one was captured, others wounded and sought in flight.
Six year old Darla Frost of Lawrence underwent abdominal graft surgery at Shrine Children’s Hospital in Houston and is expected to return to Lawrence around December 7 or 8. She was burned near a coal fire at her parents home on Route 1.
Defense Secretary McNamara met nine Atlantic alliance defense ministers in Paris to explore how nuclear responsibility can be shared. France boycotted the talks over ties to NATO while Norway Luxembourg Portugal and Iceland did not attend. George W. Ball joined McNamara on the exploratory mission amid pressure from West Germany for fuller allied consultation on nuclear options.
Cultural counselor M. Edouard Morot-Sir of the French embassy will speak at 7 30 p m Sunday at the Kansas University Art Museum. The lecture precedes a reception and opens an exhibit titled Les Mardis Stephane Mallarme and the Artists of His Circle. The show features a Louvre oil painting and runs through January 3.
KU resumes classes at 7 30 a m Monday while Mount Oread vacation began Tuesday at 5 30 p m The next break runs from 12 30 p m Saturday Dec 18 to 7 30 a m Jan 3 Sen Frank Carlson will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Kansas Union The appearance is sponsored by the Collegiate Young Republicans.
The Corps of Engineers plans to award contracts this fiscal year for the $48 million Perry Reservoir project 16 miles northwest of Lawrence and for Kaw River channel and levee work in Lawrence. Perry work is underway and the new funds continue it. the Lawrence project is new, with eventual cost over $3 million.
About 1,000 spectators watched Santa Claus sky dive from 3,000 feet to a shopping center. He broke an ankle after landing. A stand-in Santa donned the suit as Santa No. 1 Air Force Staff Sgt. Charles R. Barnes, 26, was taken to a hospital.
President Johnson orders civilian expenditure cuts as defense needs grow with Vietnam. He plans meetings with Ayub Khan, Harold Wilson, and Ludwig Erhard at the LBJ Ranch in December while Moyers signals cautious budgeting to balance four core agenda areas amid expanding Great Society programs.
Karen M. Wilson filed for an annulment in Santa Clara Superior Court claiming her husband Kenneth Wilson, 22, married her after six months solely to avoid the draft. The suit alleges fraud and seeks remedies under California law.
France’s first space satellite reached orbit from Hammaguir Algeria aboard the Diamond rocket. Radio beeps were rare and feeble, with transmissions showing orbit details hampered by antenna damage from launch. Long-range radar confirmed the AI satellite in orbit. Defense Ministry notes the test focused on the rocket.
John William Shepard, 17, son of a prominent Oklahoma City attorney, was found guilty by an all male jury of participating in a gang rape of a 15-year-old girl near Edmond. The verdict, delivered in under two hours, recommends a five year prison term with formal sentencing set for December 10. Shepard remains free on a $10 000 bond as the first of six Oklahoma City youths to face trial on second degree rape charges.
Connie J. Ingram, 19, faced first degree manslaughter charges in Wichita after police found her three month old son Daniel dead in a cardboard box on a closet shelf at a motel where the couple stayed. Autopsy showed death about four to five days earlier with skull fractures and rib injuries.
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