Navy Planes Hit Base in Haiphong
American Navy jets struck a military compound near Haiphong housing missiles and helicopters likely built with Soviet tech. The attack followed other strikes as ground fighting rose in North Vietnam. A C130 crewed flight missing between Da Nang and Hue adds to mounting losses.
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Saigon
Haiphong
Pentagon
U.S
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Command
U.S. Air Force
da Nang
Hue
1St Corps
South Vietnam
Dmz
Cat Bi
Hanoi-Haiphong
Hanoi
Red China
Quang Kien
Air Force
Yen Bai
Quang Tri City
Laos
Con Thien
Gio Linh
Dong Ha
5Th Marine Regiment
1St Air Cavalry Division
Central Highlands
Tam Ky
Lange to open 21st Kansas University Humanities Lecture Series
Victor Lange of Princeton University will deliver Three Forms of Modern Fiction at the 21st Kansas University Humanities Lecture Series tonight at 8 in University Theatre. An informal reception follows in Murphy Hall lounge. Lange has held visiting roles at Smith College Chicago California Michigan and is a lifetime honorary professor at the Free University of Berlin.
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Victor Lange
Princeton University
Kansas University
Lange
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Princeton
Smith College
Chicago
California
Michigan
Cologne
Heidelberg
Munich
The
Free University of Berlin
Diplomat to Take Part In Oct 17 KU Event
Eugene V. Rostow under secretary of state for political affairs will join Kansas University visitors at an Oct 17 Regional Foreign Policy Conference co sponsored by KU and the State Department. Other speakers include Walter Stoessel Jr John Emmerson John Horner and Reuben Sternfeld. The day long session will be in the Kansas Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Rostow
Kansas University
U.S. State Department
Walter Stoessel Jr
John Emmerson
State Department
Stanford University
John Horner
Cyprus
Bureau of
Reuben Sternfeld
U.S
Alliance For Progress
The
Kansas Union
Bank Statements Due to PERA Report Date October Fourth
AP reports John O Leary state bank commissioner issued a bank call for reports on the condition of all state banks and trust companies as of the close of business October 4.
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Pera (Ap
John O’leary
Frost Threatens Nearly Half Kansas Sorghum Crop
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports nearly half the sorghum grain crop not matured and vulnerable to killing frost. By Oct. 7 sorghum harvest was 9 percent complete, vs 18 percent last year. frost in late September slowed late fields in northwest Kansas. Corn grain harvest 8 percent complete, wheat seeding slowed by rains in eastern Kansas but advancing elsewhere. 73 percent of intended acreage seeded, down from 87 percent in 1966.
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Topeka
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
Government Keeps Chest Belt Rule For New Cars
Washington report says the government will require chest belts in all new cars built after December 31, with the driver and right front passenger covered. Federal Highway Administrator Lowell K. Bridwell says chest and lap belts together are the best protection. Officials had worried chest belts might cause neck injuries in collisions.
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Washington
Federal Highway
Lowell K. Bridwell
Bridwell
Coast Guard Races to Aid Pan-Oceanic Faith as Storm Strikes
Coast Guard rescue crews direct effort as lifeboats gather survivors from the Pan-Oceanic Faith, a 23 year old tanker carrying 10,200 tons of fertilizer. Planes from Hawaii and cutters Dexter and Storis join a fleet of ships in the hazardous search. Radio distress at 4:55 CDT warned of 20 foot waves and water flooding holds while engines failed.
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Coast Guard
Navy
Dexter
Storis
Hawaii
Pan-Oceanic Faith
Pan-Oceanic Tanker Corp
New York City
San Francisco
Yokohama
Japan
Coast Guard District
KU Alum Board Has Session on Saturday
The Kansas University Alumni Association board of directors meets at 9 30 a m Saturday in the Pine Room Kansas Union Roy Edwards national president will preside Budget for 1966 67 and next fiscal year to be reviewed and adopted Attending expected Robert Malott FMC Corp vice president and son of former EU Chancellor Deane W Malott Stanley P Porter Edward Safford among attendees
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Kansas University Alumni Assn
Pine Room
Kansas Union
Roy Edwards
Kansas City
Association
Robert Malott
Philadelphia
FMC Corp
Deane W. Malott
Fresh to Be Eligible For Air Force Grants
For the first time next fall college freshmen will be eligible for Air Force Financial Assistance Grants. Applications processing plans were announced today with packets sent to about 33,000 high school principals and counselors. Data must reach AFROTC by Jan. 15 1968 and CEEB by Dec. 2 1967.
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Air Force Financial Assistance
Air Force
CEEB
OCC Issues Call for Condition of National Banks
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks as of the close of business October 4. The nationwide report requests details on assets liabilities and capital to assess financial health.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
KFree Prescription Delivery and Mall Service Initiative
A local notice announces free prescription delivery and mall service across Raney Dri Stores. The ad highlights convenient home delivery options and customer access, urging residents to use the new service for easier shopping and medication pickup.
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Kfree
Raney Dri
Johnson urges Soviet space partnership to end rivalry
President Johnson asked the Soviet Union to join the United States in a cooperative space program. He spoke after signing the international treaty banning nuclear weapons and military bases in space, urging a decade of partnership among nations to explore the heavens for mankind’s benefit.
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Washington
Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
America
Great Britain
Moon
High School Principals To Meet Monday at KU
An area gathering of high school principals will be held next Monday at Kansas University to discuss Proposed Policies and Criteria for the Approval of Secondary Schools. Dean Kenneth E B Anderson will chair the meeting, with attendees from Lawrence Ottawa Baldwin Paola Ursuline Academy Osawatomie Olathe Bonner Springs Tonganoxie Eudora Gardner. The Kansas State North Central Committee sponsors the event which starts at 6 p m in the Kansas
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Kansas University
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Kenneth EB. Anderson
KU School of Education
North Central Association
Lawrence
Ottawa
Baldwin
Paola High School
Ursuline Academy
Paola
Osawatomie
Olathe
Bonner Springs
Tonganoxie
Eudora
Gardner
Kansas State North Central Committee
Kansas Union
Gasoline tax refunds issued to Kansas cities and counties
TOPEKA AP Walter H. Peery state treasurer announced one cent gasoline tax refunds totaling 1.62 million for the quarter ending September 30, to be distributed to cities and counties as their share of the collections.
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Topeka
Walter H. Peery
Reagan speech not wanted at OSU USC game
Oregon State University President James Jensen says Ronald Reagan cannot speak at the Oregon State USC football game on November 11 despite Reagan agreeing to a short talk at student leaders’ request. Jensen cites a rule that fans come to see the game, not hear speakers.
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Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State University
California
Ronald Reagan
Southern California
Oregon State
First Christian Church Plans Wednesday Activities
The Education Department will present Bibles to 18 first year junior young people then honor teachers and install Miss Marsha Sue Robinson as director of Christian education. A Congregational dinner follows at 6 15 p m with a piano duet and accordion solo.
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The
First Christian Church
Marsha Sue Robinson
Christian Education
Church Fellowship Hall
Kenneth Walker
Reginald Strait
Yonula Boone
Harold Barr
Jeff Bright
Gloria Wellman
Debbie Floyd
Jerry Sylvester
Susan Wiggins
Scott Schmalberg
Jay Mitchell
Paula Griffin
Jeff Riner
Tammy Golden
Dennis Benjamin
Lance Browning
Kyle Petrie
Tom Howard
Scott McCloud
Mark Henderson
Marsha Williams
Lynda Perry
Wiley Burnett
Jack Neibarger
John Dingman Jr
Scott Nunley
William Hornberger
Karen Braden
Larry D. Roberts
Becky Walker
Alan Button
Jimmy Thompson
Keith Nitcher
Trudy Shaw
Russell Jensen
W. R. Alburty
Richard Hewitt
Don Henderson
W. A. McClain
Vernon Packwood
Gerald Petrie
R. D. Gillahan
John R. Simmons
Wallace Hollingshead
Robert Howard
Robert Floyd
Traffic specialist testifies on Asheville crash timing
Asheville AP report recalls air traffic control specialist James C. Watkins describing a last minute plan change for a Cessna 310 approaching Asheville airport. The jetliner Piedmont Airlines Boeing 727 collided, killing 982 people. Watkins testified at a public hearing held by the National Transportation Safety Board.
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Asheville
N. C
Piedmont Airlines
James C. Watkins
Watkins
Piedmont
National Transportation Safety Board
Thomas H. Conner
Hendersonville
Vance R. Davis
1947 KU Team Plans Reunion Here Saturday
Kansas University football squad from 1947 to celebrate 20 years with a reunion on Saturday at Mount Oread. KU Alumni Association sponsors. co chairs Otto Schnellbacher and Red Hogan. Events include registration in the Kansas Union, luncheon, KU Nebraska game seating, and a dinner at the Eldridge Hotel.
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Mount Oread
Otto Schnellbacher
Topeka
Red Hogan
Shawnee Mission
KU Alumni Association
Georgia Tech
Kansas Union
Union
Memorial Stadium
Ku-Nebraska
Eldridge
George Sauer
Waco
Tex
New York Jets
Vic Bradford
Paris
Muncie
Ind
Cuff McDonald
Lawrence
Lynne McNutt
Coos Bay
Ore
Gene Sherwood
Fairborn
Ohio
Frank Pattee
J. Ralph Brown
Salina
Joe Crawford
Kansas City
Forrest Griffith
Arthur Preston
Slater
Steve Kenko
Schnellbacher
Hogan
Henry Brown
Overland Park
Max Falkenstien
Albert Haas
Reginald Strait
Edwin Ebel
Dick Wintermore
Larry Heeb
Mike Getto &Sr
Pepper Rodgers
Donald Henry
Henry Shenk
Walter Mikels
Dean Nesmith
Alboof Lawrence
Wagon Bus Collision Near 9th Street
A station wagon and a Lawrence Bus Co. bus collided at 2:56 p.m. Monday near 9th and Tenn. Streets. Driver David B. McClain, 25, and Robert Davis, 38, were uninjured. Bus damage 2200 dollars, wagon 275.
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9Th and Tenn. Sts
Lawrence Bus Co
David B. McClain
E. 12Th St
Robert Davis
Davis Rd
9Th Street
Dalai Lama Leaves Tokyo for New Delhi Trip
The Dalai Lama departs Tokyo for New Delhi after a two week visit to Japan. It is his first overseas tour since fleeing to India in 1959 following a revolt against Chinese rule in Tibet. He visited Japan at the invitation of the Japan Buddhist Society.
Mode-O-Day Ends Strike With New Union Contract
A new contract between Mode-O-Day and the International Ladies Garment Workers Union AFL-CIO ends a strike against the dress chain. Wage increases, cost of living allowances, and fringe benefits are included though details were not released. President Icer Malouf said workers at all factories have returned to work. The firm operates plants in Salt Lake City and Logan Utah, San Bernardino and Burbank California, Osawatomie and Ottawa Kansas, Mason City Iowa, Hastings Nebraska, and Mount Vernon.
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Burbank
Calif
Mode-O-Day
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Icer Malouf
Made-O-Day
Salt Lake City
Logan
Utah
San Bernardino
Cal
Kansas Regional Linguistics Conference Set at KU
The second annual Kansas Regional Linguistics Conference gathers 70 attendees at Kansas University on October 21 in the Big Eight Room of the Kansas Union. William Labov of Columbia University delivers the major address on The Study of Linguistic Change in Process.
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India
Spain
Kansas University
Kansas Union
William Labov
Columbia University
Religious makeup of Baker University students reported
Dean B A Gessner released figures showing Methodists comprise 454 of Baker University students, with Presbyterians 149, Catholics 64, Episcopalians 55, Baptists 49, Lutherans 26, Congregational 18, United Church of Christ 12 and 8 Christian Scientists. Remaining students indicate other faiths or no preference.
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Baker University
B. A. Gessner
Baker
Methodists
Presbyterians
Episcopal
Baptist
Christian
Lutheran
Congregational
United Church of Christ
Christian Scientist
Kansas Cleaners-Launderers Institute Set for Oct 20
About fifty participants plan to attend the Second Annual Kansas Cleaners Launderers Management Institute at Kansas University October 20 and 21. Topics include human relations selling techniques and laundry operation cost analysis. Sponsors include the Kansas Association of Cleaners and Launderers with University Extension and the Missouri cleaning services group.
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Kansas Cleaners - Launderers Management Institute
Kansas University
The
Kansas Association of Cleaners and Laundrers
University Extension
Kansas State Board For Vocational Education
Associated Cleaning and Laundry Services of
Missouri
Kansas
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George McArthur
Associated Press
Lodge
Knights Rose-Croix
Maurice Clarkson
W.M
Wayne Mayo
Lawrence Public Library
Journal-World Photo
KU Alum
Gene Noland
Bours
SUN
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
S. Topeka Blvd
Topeka, Kansas
Reagan
Dalai Lama
New Delhi
Howard C
la Don Francise
Roy Johnson
Dan Ri Ames
Wes Vi
Insurance Group
Gary Beasle
Neil Bullock
B. J, Rosner
Don McDow Street
Jayhawk
Vince Bilotta
Kansas University Alumni Association
Cleaners Institute Is
Orea A
Clif Calvin
Bill Eddy
Glen Kappelman
Renal Estate
Massachusetts
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