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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1967

Page

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Israeli Leader Notes Arab Buildup Across Suez Aid Front

An Israeli commander reports a growing Arab force on the Egyptian side of the Suez Canal, estimating thousands of Egyptian, Algerian, Kuwaiti and Sudanese troops near the waterway. He notes oil refineries burning near Suez and ongoing, limited fire along the east bank with no casualties.

Port Taafiq Sinai Suez Canal Suez Ibraham East Shore East Bank

English Teachers Seek Pay Rise at KU

Francis Heller acting provost and dean reviews a petition from the Student Association of Graduates in English led by David Holden of Winona Minnesota. The group requests a raise for graduate student part time instructors a remission of university fees and tax free salary classification.

Francis Heller Kansas University Student Association of Graduates David Holden Winona Minn Kansas State University Kstate Ray Nichols Mount Oread Nichols

Rumsey Funeral Home Serves Lawrence Area Since 1920

The Rumsey Funeral Home in Lawrence advertises long time service to the Lawrence area dating back to 1920. The notice emphasizes local funeral services and community presence.

Lawrence Rumsey Funeral Home

Lawrence High School Fall Concert Draws 1500 Fans

About 1,500 people attended Lawrence High School’s annual Fall Concert in the school gym. The Symphonic Wind Ensemble, the Red and Black Choruses, the Sophomore Choruses, and the A Cappella Choir performed. Directors were David Catron, Duncan Couch, and Charlotte Hickman. The Journal-World will publish quarter by quarter scores of the Wyandotte Lawrence High football game in Kansas City. Special telephone operators will handle inquiries after 8 p.m.

Lawrence High School David Catron Duncan Couch Charlotte Hickman The Journal-World Kansas City

Jerms Seek Damages From Mid-Continent Booking Firm

Four Topeka musicians of the Jerms sue Mid-Continent Entertainment Co for 20000 claiming breach of contract over performance fees. An injunction blocks use of the band’s trade name. Plaintiffs are Galen Senogles John Jacoby William Leacock and George Doyle with minor sons represented by fathers. Case to be assigned to a District Court division with a hearing possible after several months.

Topeka Lawrence James L. Rose The Jerms Shawnee County Mid-Continent Entertainment Co Mass Mid-Continent Red Dog Inn Inc Galen L. Senogles John T. Jacoby William K. Leacox George M. Doyle Senagles Jacoby Leacox

Navy bean soup joins Senate menu on Navy Day

Washington AP Navy bean soup appears on the Senate menu for the first time on Navy Day after Sen. Charles H. Percy urged the change. Senate restaurant manager Joseph K. Diamond confirmed the addition, noting Percy's World War II Navy service backed the appeal without disrespect to the traditional Senate bean soup.

Washington Charles H. Percy Ill Senate Joseph K. Diamond Percy

Accord Near On Peace Plan For Arabs Israelis

United Nations negotiators near a security council agreement on a plan to open a path to a permanent Arab Israeli settlement. The draft envisions a U N representative with broad authority to secure Israeli withdrawals and refugee settlements while ensuring free waterways.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council U.N Middle East India Argentina Brazil Nigeria Ethiopia Mali Denmark Latin America Egypt Jordan Syria United States Israel U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Senate Foreign Relations Committee Vietnam U Thant Suez Canal United Nations Thant Tel Aviv

Budget Requests Hit Record 682 Million for Kansas State Funds

AP survey shows Kansas budget requests for the next fiscal year totaling 682 million, with 676.4 million in regular requests and up to 5.2 million in supplements to cover recently approved pay raises. General fund requests total about 300 million, up 9.9 percent from last year.

Associated Press Elon Torrence State Budget Division Topeka Kansas State Finance Council Robert Docking General Fund Public Safety Conservation of Agriculture and Natural Resources

South Vietnamese Battalion Repels North Vietnamese Assault

A South Vietnamese infantry battalion repelled three charges by a North Vietnamese regiment near Phuoc Binh in Phuoc Long Province. The clash left 134 enemy troops killed as U.S. air raids continued over North Vietnam. The battle followed days of heavy aerial bombardment and reported U.S. aircraft losses.

Saigon Phuoc Binh Phuoc Long Province U.S North Vietnam U.S. Command U.S. Navy Navy Adm McCain London Hanoi 88Th South Vietnam Cambodia Pleiku Central Highlands Phan Rang China Air Lines Air America Line Marine Corps Phuc Yen Hoa Lac Red Capital Oriskany Air Force Thai Nguyen Gulf of Tonkin Coral Sea Japan

KU Junior Hurt In Cycle Mishap

A Kansas University junior, Martin E. O Malley, 24, of 1608 W 9th St Minneapolis Minn, was hospitalized in good condition after his motorcycle collided with a car on Louisiana Street. Minor damage reported to both vehicles.

Kansas University Louisiana Street Martin E. O'Malley W. 9Th St Minneapolis Minn Beatrice M. Lott Ottawa O’malley Watkins Memorial Hospital Iowa Street 25Th Street Glenn V. Cunningham Augusta Charles L. Townsend Baldwin Townsend Michael A. Andersen W. 26Th Cunningham Andersen

Hallmark marks tenth year in Lawrence plant

Hallmark celebrated ten years of operations in its Lawrence facility with a ceremony in the Crown Room cafeteria. Plant manager Robert Payne highlighted growth from 50 staff in 1957 to nearly 1,000 today and noted space expansion and output milestones.

Hallmark Lawrence Hallmark Cards Lawrence Robert Payne Nathan Stark Kansas City Harold Rice Journal-World Photo Crown Room Nathan Spark 6Th and Vt. Sts Lawrence Center West Lawrence Kansas Turnpike Kansas University Payne

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