Pessimism on Vietnam Peace Prospects in Saigon Circles
In Saigon officials and diplomats express doubt about early negotiated peace with North Vietnam. They cite a stronger Communist military position, perceived antiwar sentiment in the U.S., and pressure to halt air attacks. Debate centers on Hanoi’s motives and risk of a long South Vietnam conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Vietnam
Hanoi
America
North Vietnam
Laos
U.S
United States
Vietnam
South
Washington
Johnson
Panmunjom
Rusk Denies Fulbright Viet War Charge as Not True
Secretary of State Dean Rusk rejected Sen. Fulbright's claim that the United States bears more responsibility than the Soviet Union for UN action in Vietnam. Rusk urged North Vietnam to respond to peace proposals and defended U.S. Southeast Asia treaties while warning against excessive criticism of current policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Rusk
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Fulbright
Senate
Rusk
North Vietnam
Han‘oi
Thieu
Johnson
San Antonio
Southeast Asia
Pacific
U.S
Congress
Wescoe Speaks at 1967 School Health Symposium
Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe spoke at the 1967 School Health Symposium held at KU Medical Center in Kansas City. The event was sponsored by the Kansas School Health Advisory Council KU Medical School KU Education School Kansas Medical Society and Kansas State Department of Health.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kansas School Health Advisory Council
KU Medical School
KU Education School
Kansas Medical Society
Kansas State Department of Health
Debt climbs above 340 billion in history
Washington AP reports the federal debt subject to the $358 billion ceiling rose to 340.3 billion last Monday, a new record. The Treasury notes about 17 billion in new cash will be borrowed in the six months ending December 31 to cover government expenses after Congress failed to raise taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Department
Treasury
Villee Chosen LCC President for Coming Year
Bill Villee, local moving and storage official, elected president of the Lawrence Coun try Club for the coming year at a meeting of about 100 Wednesday night. Gerald Cooley steps down as president. Bill Lienhard named vice president and Carl Mingos secretary. Mingos joins board with Oakson and Monte Johnson as predecessors exit. plan to launch a member drive with a brochure and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Villee
Lawrence Country Club
Villee
Gerald Cooley
Bill Lienhard
Carl Mingos
Bob Oakson
Monte Johnson
Mingos
Gertrude Zimmerman
Norman Edmonds
Cooley
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Two Thefts Reported In Local Areas
Kenneth Rothrock a Kansas University graduate student reported thieves took a car battery value 25 dollars from his vehicle parked at 1616 Ind St after 9 a m Wednesday. Katherine Gorman reported three boxes of household items stolen from an auto near her home Wednesday morning with value unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rothrock
W. 22Nd St
Terr
Kansas University
Ind. St
Katherine Gorman
W. 24Th St
Rome Themed Skits Highlight Carnival Lineup
Skits set in ancient Rome headline the Carnival lineup with groups from Alpha Kappa Lambda Delta Upsilon Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma and sororities Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Gamma Delta Sellards Hall and Kappa Kappa Gamma presenting playful titles referencing Romans and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Reece
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Rome
Delta Upsilon
Phi Kappa Psi
Gaul
Phi Kappa Sigma
Bess;’’ Gamma Phi Beta
Watkins Hall
Alpha Gamma Delta
Hashingers to Attend Rededication on Hill
Mrs. Margaret Hashinger of La Jolla California and her husband will attend a rededication Friday night in Kansas University's Battenfeld Hall. A portrait of Mrs. Hashinger will be unveiled at 8 p.m. The hall honors her son. Guests include KU Chancellor Mrs. W Clarke Wescoe, Donald K Alderson dean of men Irvin Youngberg executive secretary of the KU Endowment Association J J Wilson director of housing James Gunn admin assistant to Dr Wescoe and John Myers assistant to the KU dean of men and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hashinger
la Jolla
Calif
Kansas University
Battenfeld Hall
James Gunn
Wescoe
John Myers
Luann Corn Runnerup In Royal Competition
Luann Corn daughter of Mr and Mrs George Corn 1003 W 22nd St Kansas City was first runner up to the Youth Activities Champion at the American Royal Activities. Competing with 132 contestants she won showmanship and placed third in barrel racing and also ran western pleasure and reining classes earning a trophy and a racing ribbon. A Lawrence High School senior she had captured the championship last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luann Corn
George Corn
W. 22Nd St
Kansas City
Miss Corn
Midwest
Lawrence High School
Lawson Lear Award Recipients Chosen
Kenneth R. Gray a Ulysses senior at Kansas University is the 1967 Dean Paul B Lawson Award recipient for highest GPA 2.97. Gracie Nelson of Topeka and James Reaves of Prairie Village share the Vera B Lear Award with 3.0 GPAs, each receiving a $25 gift certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. Gray
Ulysses
Kansas University
Paul B. Lawson
KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Gray
Vera B. Lear
Gracie Nelson
Topeka
James Reaves
Prairie Village
Lear
Pumpkin quality tips for pies from county home economist
Oletha Blevins, county home economist, says pie pumpkins should be heavy for their size with no vine blemishes and a dry appearance. She notes pumpkins store well at about 60 degrees in a basement with good air circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oletha Blevins
County Home Economist
Baldwin High Maples Queen nominees announced for 1967
Twenty three Baldwin High School seniors compete for the 1967 Maple Leaf Queen title with ceremony set at Baldwin High School. Shirley Lawson will crown the new queen. Max Thompson of Joplin will MC. Queen committee members and sponsor families are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin High School
Shirley Lawson
Max Thompson
Joplin
H. H. Thompson
Nautilus Club
Ernest Brubaker
Baldwin Garden Club
Queen
Leon Randel
Girls Scouts
Eugene Kalb
L & I Club
Edwin Early
Black Jack Ladies Club
Beth Williams
Eastern Star
Connie Ballew
Harold Ballew
Legion Auxiliary
Linda Barrett
A. J. Barrett
Mother’s Club
Janey Brown
Jess L. Brown
Ives Chapel
Linda Carlson
Archer Thompson
Sheila Chanay
Delbert Chanay
Vinland
Debby Findley
Frank Findley
Rebekah Lodge
Charlotte Gibler
Ivan T. Gibler
Garden Club
Pauletta Gibler
Paul Gibler
Palmyra
Roxy Hey
Bill Hey Jr
P.E.O
Ruth Jones
Ray M. Jones Jr
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Kathy Kapelle
Gilbert Kapelle
Philamatheon Club
Audrey Kepple
Max Kepple
Vinland Grange
Kathy Lamb
Lawrence A. Lamb
Rotary Club
Terrie Lindholm
Duaine Lindhol
Donald H. Otto
Better Homemaker’s Club
Delpha Stecher
Cecil Stecher
Linda Turner
Donald B. Turner
Hestia Study Club
Cindy Sherlock
Ernest Sherlock
B.P.W
Leftists See Che Guevara Death as Dampening Blow
In Mexico City leftists say Ernesto Che Guevara's reported death is a discouraging blow to hemisphere guerrilla movements yet revolutions will persist until social and economic ills are removed. They argue ideas survive and many will pick up the fight for national liberation.
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Mexico City
Ernesto Che Guevara
Mario Menendez
Sucesos
Guevara
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Red China
Cuba
Havana
Mexico
Castro
Bolivia
Varadero Beach
Osvaldo Dorticos
Darken Ceiling Paint Lowers Room’s Visual Ceiling
To make tall rooms feel cozier apply a darker ceiling shade than the walls. This creates an optical illusion that reduces the perceived height and adds warmth to the space.
LHS Homecoming Queen To Be Crowned Friday
The 1967 Lawrence High School Homecoming Queen will be crowned Friday night at the LHS Leavenworth football game in Haskell Stadium at 7 30. Candidates are Luann Corn Cheryl Johnson and Barry Robinson all LHS seniors. Jane King the 1966 queen will attend to crown her successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Lhs-Leavenworth
Haskell Stadium
Lhs-Shawnee Mission East
Luann Corn
Cheryl Johnson
Barry Robinson
LHS
Jane King
Drake University
Des Moines
Iowa
Car Output Halt At Kenosha Site
A wildcat strike at American Motors plants in Kenosha and Milwaukee halted all automobile production. About 600 workers walked out in Kenosha over the alleged firing of union steward Russell Gillette, who the company says was suspended, not fired, and the move spread to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
American Motors Corp
Milwaukee
Wildcat
AMC
United Auto Workers
Russell Gillette
36 Day Auto Strike Near End At Ford
Walter Reuther returned to Ford headquarters after secret talks with union bargaining team amid signals of a possible break in the 36 day strike. Both sides kept a news blackout as veteran reporters noted movement toward settlement at the nation’s second largest auto firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Labor Bit Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor
Ford
Reuther
Shellac Coats Prolong Life of a New Game Table
The best method to extend a game table’s life is applying two or three coats of clear white shellac when the table is new. This protective finish guards the wood and preserves the surface for years of use.
Big Blue Day Proclaimed For KU Nebraska Game
KU fans are urged to wear blue for Saturdays game against Nebraska at Memorial Stadium. The Traditions Committee of the All Student Council proclaims Big Blue Day to boost school spirit and set a future tradition for home football games. A 40,000 crowd is expected for KU versus undefeated Nebraska, Big Eight champions for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
All
Iowa
Preacherthon Plot Tied to Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard
Testimony shows Miller a former Klan member and FBI paid informant who said the elimination of civil rights workers Schwerner Goodman and Chaney was approved by the imperial wizard. Details allege Klan plotting, church burning, and close range shootings in 1964 Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Miller
Klan
FBI
Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
James Edward Jordan
Jordan
Georgia
Asst
U.S. Atty
John Doar
Justice Department
Edgar Ray
Doar
Goodman
Chaney
Philadelphia
Miss
Killen
George Burley
KU Athletes Train High Altitude For 1968 Olympics
Aldon Bell of the London Times notes four English runners training at 7400 feet in Kenya with Alan Simpson wearing a Kansas University jersey. Simpson, who has faced KU star Jim Ryun, buys a KU shirt hoping it helps. Open houses for Lawrence and Central Junior High parents outline schedule walks and teacher briefings. KU All Student Council plans a KU Colorado football game migration by train November 8 through 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kenya
Africa
Aldon Bell
London Times
Mexico
Alan Simpson
Simpson
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Kansas University All Student Council
Boulder
Colo
Ku-Colorado University
Lawrence
Thieu Plans Brief Pause in Bombing Talks with Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu says he will soon propose a one week pause in bombing and a face to face meeting with Ho Chi Minh. U S officials deny prior knowledge of the peace move as fighting slows across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Altenbernd
Haskell Ave
Altenbernd
Journal-World
Saigon
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Ho Chi Minh
Thieu
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
Chau Dochard
Free Prescription Delivery Advy Ad
An advertisement from Advy promotes free prescription delivery and immediate mail service offered by all Raney Drug Stores. The notice emphasizes convenience for customers seeking prompt medication access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raney Drug Stores
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Archie Mills
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Simmons
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Miller Furniture
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