Viet Nam War Outlook Seen Worsening And Prolonged
The column surveys the rising US commitment in South Viet Nam from 400 advisers to about 145000 troops with ongoing air raids and mounting casualties. It cites Ben Bassett of AP predicting a long, costly conflict, potential 1966 and 1968 electoral impact, and growing domestic opposition and draft protests.
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Viet Nam
U. S
South Viet Nam
Washington
Saigon
Bassett
The
Chicago
Department of Defense
Korea
Kennedy
Johnson
KU Parents Day open at Mount Oread for gridiron game
Thousands of KU parents gathered on Mount Oread for Parents Day activities. Departments opened 10 to 11:30 a.m. and a buffet lunch preceded the 1:30 p.m. KU versus Oklahoma football game at Memorial Stadium. Postgame receptions followed in the Kansas Union.
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Parents of
Kansas University
Mount Oread
Kansas Union
Cial
Union
Memorial Stadium
KU - Oklahoma
Savings and Loan Institute
KU Oklahoma State
Kansas Savings and Loan League
University Extension
Altamont Lumber Yard Destroyed By Fire
Altamont Kansas AP reports a lumber yard owned by the Farmers Co operative Elevator was destroyed Friday night. Manager Si Foster estimates losses at 125000 with partial insurance. Cause undetermined but fire likely started in the roof. Two trucks were lost along with a full stock of lumber and some hardware merchandise.
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Altamont
Kan
Farmers Co-operative Elevator
Si Foster
Foster
Actress Diana Dors Injured In Foggy Car Crash
Actress Diana Dors was slightly injured in a traffic accident. Manager Troy Dainty said she was bruised around the eyes cut above the forehead and knocked her knee when he drove the car into a ditch in thick fog Friday night.
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London
Diana Dors
Troy Dainty
Two Klansmen to be tried for murder in Liuzzo case
Alabama attorney general says two other Ku Klux Klansmen will face murder charges despite the acquittal of Colie Leroy Wilkins Jr. in the civil rights killing of Viola Liuzzo. Eugene Thomas and William Eaton are named as the defendants to be tried next in Lowndes County court.
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Hayneville
Ala
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
Detroit
Fowers
Coliie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Wilkins
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Flowers
Fairfield
Lowndes County
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Thomas
Eaton
Liuzzo
Selma
Montgomery
Arthur J. Hanes
Birmingham
Hanes
New York
California
Kansas City
Anthony Liuzzo
U S troop total reaches 148 300 in South Vietnam
In Saigon AP reports the number of U S military personnel in South Vietnam has risen to 148 300. Authorities released the tally as part of ongoing Vietnam war coverage.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Brahms Quartet Concert at Swarthout Recital Hall
The Brahms Quartet performs Monday at 8 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall, KU, as part of the Chamber Music Series. Featured artists Pier Masi, Monsiserrat Cervera, Luigi Sagrate, and Marcal Cervera play Mozart and Brahms string quartets and Copland piano quartet. tickets available at Murphy Hall box office and Bell Music Co.
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Brahms
Swarthout Recital Hall
Kansas University
Pier Masi
Monsiserrat Cervera
Luigi Sagrate
Marcal Cervera
Mozart
Copland
Murphy Hall
Bell Music Company
Union Hercules to Meet Monday Over Wage Contract
Officials of the Building Construction Trades Council in the Kansas City area will meet Monday with Hercules Powder Co officials to discuss a new wage contract for 14 unions at the Sunflower plant 13 miles east of Lawrence. The old contract expired Sept. 30 and a strike remains possible if no settlement is reached.
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Building Construction Trades Council
Kansas City
Hercules Powder Co
The
Trades Council
Lawrence
L. M. Roper
Hercules
Sunflower
Labor’s long list pushes Taft-Hartley repeal and wage aims
Historic items lead the organized labor legislative agenda. Proposals include repealing section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act to end state bans on the union shop. Another measure would extend minimum wage coverage to 4.5 million workers. A third bill seeks federal standards for unemployment compensation duration and amount.
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Organized Labor
Duck Season Opens With Few Hunters in Eastern Kansas
The 1965 duck season opened at sunrise with few hunters, many ducks resting on sloughs and ponds due to heavy summer rains. Local hunters reported four duck limits for some, but overall activity was down as a confusing four duck daily cap and species limits created uncertainty. Blue wing teal dominated local bags with sparse mallards pintails and bluebills also noted.
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Kansas
One Man Hurt In Motorbike Mishap In City
Richard W. Murphy 28 of Route 3 was injured in a motorbike collision with a car at 13th and Mass Streets at about 4 35 p m He received treatment at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and was released Driver Jennifer Stambrough 18 of 533 Ohio Street faced no injuries Total damage cited 150 dollars Police report later noted another collision at 23rd and Naismith involving Eugene Doane Jr 19 and Kenneth J Kankauskas 23 with minor injuries and 1150 dollars damage A separate 350 dollar damage two car crash occurred at 13th and Ky Streets with no injuries Drivers were Robert K Welborn Jr 19 and Dennis J Reardon 21 Also a 545 p m crash at 10th and N H Streets involved Mike Grady 20 and Edward Reid 18 with no injuries.
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Richard W. Murphy
Route 3
13Th
Mass. Sts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jennifer Stambrough
Ohio St
Eugene Doane Jr
W. 19Th St
Kenneth J. Kankauskas
la. St
23Rd
Naismith
Jankauskas
Sts
Robert K. Welborn Jr
Ark. St
Dennis J. Reardon
Mo. St
Mike Grady
W. 25Th St
Edward Reid
Eudora
10Th
N. H. Sts
Miss Wulfkuhle Earns 4-H National Honor in Home Improvement
Virginia Wulfkuhle, 17, of Route 4, will represent Kansas in the home improvement division at the National 4-H Congress in Chicago from Nov 28 to Dec 4. A Lawrence High senior, she has eight years in Kanwaka 4-H, serving in multiple offices and completing 51 projects, with honors for cumulative point work in home improvement.
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Virginia Wulfkuhle
Route
Kansas
Chicago
Wulfkuhle
Ross E. Wulfkuhle
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Thespians
Scientist Held For Dad's Death
Ernst Wolfgang Treunfels 41, a former space scientist, was captured Friday night at his West Hartford home and held for New York authorities in connection with the fatal shooting of his father Rudolph Treunfels 67 in a Brooklyn apartment. Police said the suspect fled with a loaded 38 caliber pistol and was seized by a detective after fleeing the building.
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Hartford, Conn
New York City
West Hartford
Ernst Wolfgang Treunfels
New York
Treunfels
Rudolph
Grocery Store Association
Brooklyn
Nazi Germany
Princeton University
Raymond Ahtstrin
John Wampler
Wampler
Ahlstrin
Wanted: Home for baby kittens ad misread
Covington Ind AP report recalls a classified ad that asked for a home for a baby but was misread as kittens being sought. Nadine Holder of Covington received about fifty calls from several states before realizing the typo.
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Covington, Ind
Home
Call
Covington
The Responsibility of Parents and Church in Sex Education
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church hosts a 7:30 p.m. Sunday panel on parental and church roles in child sex education. Speakers include Dr George Learned Mrs William Rutherford F E Lindenman and Rev I W Gjellstad with Dr Ronald Calgaard moderating. Coffee and readings provided by the Evening Circle.
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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Church
George Learned
William Rutherford
F. E. Lindenman
I. W. Gjellstad
Henry Horak
Kansas Freshmen Triumph In Cross Country Meet
Kansas University freshmen won their season opener scoring 22 points on the KU course west of Iowa Street. Roy Old Person of Haskell led with a 15 03 three mile time, while KU’s Mike Peterson and Mike Kearns took second and third. Iowa finished with 70 points and Hutchinson 79. Wichita’s Bruce Burditt ran but did not count in the scoring.
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Kansas University
Haskell
Iowa Street
Roy Old Person
Mike Petterson
Kansas
Mike Kearns
Bruce Burditt
Wichita
Gene Johnson
Keith McKenzie
Mike Sheahon
Larry Woelk
Steve Kohlenberg
Iowa
Ken Plenty Hoops
Hutchinson
Burditt
In memory of Joel Walter Spence
Obituary notice honoring Joel Walter Spence who died Oct 23 1964 and is remembered by his wife and family with a message of reunion at the great white throne.
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Joel Walter Spence
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Addison Meschke
Topeka
Peter Macdonald
Hutchinson News
Harry Stover
Arthur Andersen and Company
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Swarthout
Roper
Bob D. Smith
Wichita, Kansas
Sundey
Church OF Christ
Missouri
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EAD
Dad
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Memoriam
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National “Invitati
Ninsey Funeral Home
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