U.S. Planes Strafe Hanoi Area In Major Raid
U.S. aircraft faced MIGs and heavy flak in a second raid on Phuc Yen air base and a new strike on Hanoi Doumer Bridge. The operation involved 8,000 troops and four waves of airpower, with nine MIGs destroyed on the ground and one MIG21 shot down. Casualties included 11 civilians killed and 48 wounded in Viet Cong mortar attacks nearby.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Doumer Bridge
Hanoi
Phuc Yen
Pentagon
Red River
Red China
Thailand
Radio
Air Force
Kien Hoa
Mekong Delta
Central Highlands
Marine
Navy
Air Force Phantom
The Young Americans Film Opens At Varsity Nov 1
Tickets on sale for a week long engagement at the Varsity Theater starting November 1. The Dorsey Liberty Post American Legion and Auxiliary sell advance seats with a portion of proceeds aiding Boys State and Girls State projects. Tickets available at KU Union, Lawrence High, Apco, Legionaires, Granada and Varsity theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity
U.S
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
KU Union
Lawrence High
Apco
Legionaires
Granada
Legion
New Officers Named for Douglas County Farm Bureau
The Douglas County Farm Bureau elected officers for each township including Clinton Alvin Fishburn and Ben Flory, Eudora Eugene Westerhouse and Mrs. Eugene Westerhouse, Grant Donald Palmateer and Marl Nehrbass, Kanwaka William Anderson and Mrs. Jesse O Connor, Willow Springs Ben Brohammer and William Rice, Lecompton Donald Fuston and Max McClure, Marion Harley Lyon and Mrs. Harley Lyon, Wakarusa Norman Leary and Mrs. A P Hahl. Delegates to the state Farm Bureau convention in Wichita were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Houk, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lyon, Viola Reetz, and David Noe. alternates Lawrence Leonard, Mrs. Hugo Nieder, Russel Houk, Max McClure, Fred Reetz. C E Banning elected to state Board of Agriculture. alternate Donald Palmateer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Alsn
Bureau
Clinton
Alvin Fishburn
Hugo Nieder
Ben Flory
Eudora
Eugene Westerhouse
Grant
Donald Palmateer
Marl Nehrbass
Lawrence Leonard
Walter Heck
Kanwaka
William Anderson
Jesse O’connor
Jerry Ice
Willow Springs
Ben Brohammer
William Rice
Orvil Pohl
Gilbert Gilges
Lecompton
Donald Fuston
Max McClure
Harley Lyon
Viola Reetz
David Noe
Russel Houk
Fred Reetz
C. E. Banning
State Board of Agriculture
Sessional service at Juneral Home Vigil 3 mie
A memorial session service is planned at Jointums 2y Juneral Home for a vigil event on the third of the month. Friends and relatives are invited to pay their respects and join in the service.
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Jtums
Future of U N Topic of Newsman's Talk
Keki Bhote, foreign correspondent for James Jamshed's Gujarati newspaper in Bombay, will discuss The Future of the United Nations at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Kansas Union Forum Room. The event is part of United Nations Week and is sponsored by the Lawrence League of Women Voters, Douglas County UNA USA, and the Featured Speakers Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keki Bhote
James Jamshed
Gujerati
Bombay
India
United Nations
Kansas Union Forum
United Nations Week
Bhote
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Douglas County
Una-Usa
ABC
Press Internationale
Fall Concert Celebrated by Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School music department presents its Fall Concert at 7 30 p m Thursday in the school gym. The Symphonic Wind Ensemble directed by David Catron along with the Red and Black Chorus Sophomore Chorus and A Cappella Choir under Duncan Couch Charlotte Hickman will perform with the listed accompanists. Admission is free.
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Lawrence High School
David Catron
Duncan Couch
Charlotte Hickman
Couch
June Whitaker
Barbara Rundle
Patsy Saffron
KU Bowl Team to Compete on National TV
A four member KU all star team will appear on national television for College Bowl on Jan 28. Members are chosen by the KU College Intermediary Board and College Bowl Committee from undergraduate students with preliminaries from last year’s local competitions. Steven B. Davis directs selection and entry is open through the KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences office. Preliminary rounds are tentatively set for Sunday Nov 19.
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Kansas University
KU College Intermediary Board
Ku: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
College Intermediary Board
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Steven B. Davis
Lyons
KU Fall Elections To Be Eliminated At KU
The Kansas University All Student Council approves a bill ending fall elections and the Hare ballot counting method. Fall elections will be held November 15 and 16 with straight plurality tally. class presidents become ASC members. Chancellor Wescoe must sign.
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Kansas University All Student Council
ASC
Kyle Craig
Joplin
Craig
W. Clarke Wescoe
Four Named to Kansas Air Quality Commission
Gov. Robert Docking announced the appointment of four members to the Kansas State Air Quality Conservation Commission created by the 1967 legislature. Appointees are M. Daniel Chase of Overland Park aged 42, Dr. Frank X Lenski Jr of Idla, Frank W. Wilson mayor of Leavenworth, and Jim Clark of Lawrence. The panel will develop comprehensive plans to control air pollution.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
State
Air Quality Conservation Commission
M. Daniel Chase
Overland Park
Frank X Lenski Jr
Idla
Frank W. Wilson
Leavenworth
Jim Clark
Lawrence
Lawrence Jaycees Endorse City Bond Proposal
The Lawrence Jaycees voted unanimously to endorse the city's 2.25 million bond package for four projects including two fire stations a swimming pool an air transportation center and a maintenance building. The group also backs the ongoing effort to fund Achievement Place and urges voter turnout for the November 28 election.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Jaycees
Jaycee
Odd Williams
Bill DeMay
Lawrence Mayer
Citizens For Progress
Mayer
Jaycee Organization
DeMay
Williams
Bill Myers
Lee Lawrence Project
Achievement Place
Lawrence contest winners named for Maple Leaf Festival
Winners of the baby contest held Sunday afternoon in Baldwin during the Maple Leaf Festival were Larry Ray Trammell and Amy Jo Quick. Larry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ray Trammell of Olathe and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hibner of Baldwin, while Amy Jo is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Quick of Baldwin.
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Baldwin
Larry Ray Trammel
Amy Jo Quick
Larry
Larry Ray Trammell
Olathe
Don Hibner
Amy Jo
Alan Quick
Vandalized Cars At Hillcrest Center Prompt Reports
Two cars were vandalized at the Hillcrest Shopping Center on Tuesday night between 6 30 and 9 00 p m. Robert Holloway of Route 4 reported blue paint on the hood while Dick Steffen said red paint covered the car top rear window and trunk deck. No damage estimate was provided.
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Hillcrest
Robert Holloway
Route 4
Dick Steffen
Juvenile Held Over Hidden Weapon at Elm Street
Police apprehended a juvenile boy at 2nd and Elm Streets after finding a concealed weapon in a car with four other youths. The missing-boy report preceded the stop. The youth was taken to juvenile court. The weapon was a logging chain.
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2Nd and Elm Sts
Trinity Members Attend Episcopal Diocese Convention
Three Trinity Episcopal Church members from Lawrence Corlett Cotton Eleanor Symond and Col Clyde Jones attended the Kansas Diocese annual meeting in Topeka. George G Hammond sought election to the Diocese Board of Trustees as liberalized policies for church involvement in human relations were adopted.
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Trinity Episcopal Church of
Lawrence
Kansas
The
Episcopal Church
Topeka
Corlett Cotton
Eleanor Symond
Col
Clyde Jones
George G. Hammond
Church
Seattle
Profession Help Sought for UF Campaign Drive
Lawrence drive chairman Al Hack urged professional men to respond quickly to a mail solicitation for the United Fund Campaign. Attorneys John Emerson and Dr. Glenn Lessenden head the professional division including lawyers doctors and dentists. The drive seeks a record 108 048 for 13 agencies and must finish by November 7.
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Lawrence
Drive
al Hack
United Fund
John Emerson
Glenn Lessenden
Hack
Resolution Urges U N End to War
A bipartisan Senate resolution led by Mike Mansfield calls on the United Nations to press for action to end the Vietnam War. The measure, backed by 36 senators, urges President Johnson to direct U N ambassador Arthur Goldberg to push for the pending Vietnam resolution awaiting action for 21 months. Senator Mansfield opposes military escalation.
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Washington
United Nations
Senate
Mike Mansfield
George D. Aiken
R.vt
State Department
Russia
Vietnam
Mansfield
Johnson
Arthur Goldberg
U.S
World Organization
KU Men Without Souvenirs Cause Dorm Noise Disturbance
About 50 KU men residents from Ellsworth and Templin Halls staged a brief disturbance near Oliver and Hashinger Halls around midnight. Assistant dean Fred McElhenie said officers dispersed the group at 12 10 a.m. No entry attempts or souvenirs were reported. police had no additional report.
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Kansas University
Oliver and Hashinger
Ellsworth
Templin
Fred McElhenie
McElhenie
Rotor Draft Fatal To Viet Children
A U S Army helicopter delivering 8000 pounds of rice collapsed a rural building in Vo Dat east of Saigon as the down draft from its rotor blades caused the collapse. Two Vietnamese children were killed and nine injured, with two of the injured in critical condition.
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Saigon
U. S
Vo Dat
South China Sea
Clean Slate for Long In Wiretap Probe Findings
The Senate ethics committee reported no facts linking payments to Sen Edward V Long of Missouri with any influence on the wiretap investigation. Chairman Sen John Stennis of Mississippi announced the finding while addressing the Senate.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Edward V. Long
Dmo
St. Louis
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
Long
James R. Hoffa
Teamster Union
Accused Slayer Dies in Hospital
Leo Held died at Lock Haven Hospital from a heart blood clot after a gun battle with police. The 40 year old ex school board member was charged with murdering six and wounding six. Funeral for victim Elmer Weaver was set. Floyd Quiggle also slain. Mrs. Quiggle and Mrs. G Schuyler Ramm wounded at Hammermill and Piper Aircraft plants. Authorities remain puzzled by the rampage.
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Lock Haven
Leo Held
Lock Haven Hospital
Held
Elmer Weaver
Pennsylvania
Floyd Quiggle
Hammermill Paper Co
Quiggle
Williamsport
G. Schuyler Ramm
Piper Aircraft Co
Hammermill
Kansas Colorado reach sales tax agreement to prevent double taxation
Gov. Robert Docking announced a mutual sales and use tax agreement between Kansas and Colorado to avoid duplicative taxation for cross border shoppers. Kansas expects about 146000 dollars in additional revenue and will pursue similar accords with Oklahoma and Nebraska.
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Topeka
Kansas
Colorado
Robert Docking
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Docking
John A. Love
James McDonald
Missing microscope reported at Kansas University
Kansas University traffic and security officers report the theft of a $500 microscope from Lindley Hall Room 310. Marion Bickford of 1520 University Dr reported it missing after it was discovered last Friday and theft was reported on Tuesday.
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Kansas University
Marion Bickford
University Dr
Lindley Hall
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