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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1965
Page
7
East German guards shot and killed a watchdog escaping a border chain near the wall on Sunday. The dog, tethered along a trolley-wire line in East Berlin, broke free and dashed toward West Berlin’s NeuKoelln district before a submachine burst felled it. The carcass was removed by truck.
About 10,000 NFC delegates from 25 states arrive in St Louis for the annual convention. Leader Lee Staley says key farmer and processor announcements will be made. The gathering will review progress on dairy grain and meat bargaining and outline a nationwide marketing structure. Speakers include Paul Tindley Bill Bayh and Senators Yarborough and Bayh.
Miami reports Coast Guard investigators resume inquiry into the Yarmouth Castle disaster, re-enacting Capt. Byron Voutsinas’s moves as Rear Adm. Louis M. Thayer leads a three man panel and reviews testimony from the November Bahamas sinking that claimed 89 lives.
The report asks if Voutsinas would be recalled to testify after touring the S S Yar mouth. It notes Dave DeBusschere at age 24 last year became the youngest basketball coach in twenty year NBA history.
ANTIWAR GROUP SANE plans further demonstrations after a Washington march drawing an estimated 40,000 to 50,000 protesters against U S Viet Nam policy. Sanford Gottlieb, SANE action director, says large demonstrations signal need for ongoing action and urges letters, political support, and clergy discussion. Police arrested 13, some over Viet Cong flags. organizers stressed nonbeatnik character and weekly actions.
AP Prof. C. C. Johnston, 72, plant pathologist and wheat expert, died Sunday in Manhattan Kansas after health decline. He helped develop an improved wheat variety over 45 years and was a world authority on leaf rust. He served as the U.S. Agriculture Department’s senior investigator of leaf rust for 33 years.
Dr. Donald J. Cowling aged 85, longtime physician and retired leader from Carleton, died in Minneapolis according to AP. The obituary notes his prominent civic involvement and his passing follows a long career in medicine.
The president of Carleton College in Northfield Minnesota died Saturday. He became president in 1909 at age 28 and led the college until retiring in 1945.
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