Red China's Entry Into War Possible
U S officials consider the chance that Communist China may intervene in the India Pakistan war by stirring border incidents on India's northeast frontier. Beijing aims to bolster Pakistan, widen its ties with China, and undermine Western support while avoiding a full scale Asian war.
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Washington
China
India
Pakistan
United States
Central Treaty Organization
Middle East
Britain
Soviet Union
Kashmir
U.S
West
U S Planes Strike Near China Border in Vietnam War
U S military spokesmen reported 17 miles south of the Chinese frontier a raid using four F105 Thunderchiefs damaged a railroad bridge and hit two others 25 and 30 miles south. The operation comes as Marines and Vietnamese troops push the Batangan peninsula offensive with 148 Viet Cong killed, 38 captured, and 100 detained in three days of fighting.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Red China
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Batangan
Chu Lai
Mekong Delta
Betsy Rips Florida Keys With Flooding and Damage
The Florida Keys endured widespread flooding as water covered Sugar Loaf Key and Key West reaching rooftops and five feet in places. Key Largo faced fierce winds and an eye pass. Boats sank, a cabin cruiser lay in the woods, and a tornado near Marathon overturned trailers. Miami Beach hotels faced water intrusion and erosion of facilities at Fontainebleau and other resorts.
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Florida Keys
Sugar Loaf Key
Key West
Key Largo
Moon Mullin
Pilot House
Marathon
Miami Beach
Betsy
Roney Plaza
Fontainebleau
U S Delegation Head Goldberg to Meet King Tomorrow
United Nations spokesman said Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg, leading the U S delegation, would discuss U S policy with Rev. Martin Luther King Jr the next day as part of standard outreach.
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United Nations
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Martin Luther King Jr
U.S
KU Housing expansion aims to boost student lodging at Mount Oread
The article outlines McCollum Hall with 976 beds to be dedicated October 17 plus a 680 student hall near 19th Street and Naismith Drive due September 1966. Plans for two more 680-student halls in the same area and possible additional dorms are noted as part of KU’s effort to house about 33 percent of students amid record enrollment projections of 13,859 this fall.
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McCollum
Court Report Corrects Edgerton Fine To Twelve Dollars
A Wednesday Journal World item misstated Charlene F. Edgerton of 935 Homewood. She was fined 12 dollars for speeding and her license is valid. Other entries list Leroy E. Mort fined for improper passing, Dennis J. Smith for disturbing the peace, plus several filed cases between multiple Inverarity and Kilgore and Thompson and Kramer parties.
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Journal-World Court Report
Charlene F. Edgerton
Homewood
Kansas
Leroy E. Mort
Stars for KU Opera Chosen And Chairman Smith Is One
Kenneth Smith new KU Voice Department chair will star in Portrait of Carry alongside three New York City Center Opera singers John Reardon Beverly Wolff and Patricia Brooks. The operatic world premiere during KU Centennial is directed by Lewin Goff with KU students filling other roles. performances run April 28 to 30 and May 1 at KU and will tour.
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Kenneth Smith
Kansas University Voice
New York City Center
Carry
Thomas Gorton
KU School of Fine Arts
Smith
John Reardon
Beverly Wolfff
Patricia Brooks
Gorton
Lewin Goff
Carry Nation
Douglas Moore
Moore
Rose Morgan
Ragweed pollen and KU kicker Ron Manka amid injuries
Lawrence reports high pollen counts cause hay fever misery as dry windy weather worsens symptoms after a wet spring. Ragweed growth spurred by spring rain explains the ongoing discomfort until frost. KU junior Ron Manka, famed place kicker, briefly injured a wooden leg during practice prompting team humor and coach Jack Mitchell's comments.
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Lawrence
Ron Manka
Kansas University
Wichita
Jayhawk
Manka
Ron
Jack Mitchell
Termite damage sparks a gritty comeback by a resilient team
The piece notes a player with a serious leg injury finishing practice strongly. It highlights Haskell Institute's junior college football squad preparing for a Sept. 17 opener against Highland Jaco. Roster names include William Lomahaftewa, Jake Pioche, Phillip Wak Wak, Vaughn Arkie, Sammy Gopher, and Wyndham McKinny among others.
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Haskell Institute
Highland Jaco
H. E. Llewellyn
William Lomahaftewa
Jake Pioche
Phillip Wak = Wak
Vaughn Arkie
Arky Vaughan
Tony Suppah
Lyle Wadda
Kenneth Snake
Dexter Yellowthunder
Sammy Gopher
David Cavatineto
Libert Peyketewa
Clayton Old Elk
Raymond Bluebird
Sheldon Puggie
Larry Soweka
Wyndham McKinny
Jerome Bushyhead
Laverne Buffalomeat
KU Grad Heads Bar Robert A Schroeder Elected Missouri Bar President
Kansas University Law School graduate Robert A. Schroeder, a Kansas City lawyer, was elected president of the Missouri Bar by the board of governors. He maintains ties to KU and owns Lawrence real estate.
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Robert A. Schroeder
Kansas City
Wednesday
Missouri Bar
Schroeder
Kansas University Law School
New Missouri Bar
Lawrence
Phi Delta Theta Chapter Tops Nation With Harvard Trophy
Kansas University’s Phi Delta Theta at 1621 Edgehill Rd was named the nation’s outstanding Phi Delta house. The Harvard Trophy honors scholarship and campus participation after a grand council vote in Oxford Ohio. The KU chapter posted a 1.83 GPA last semester and has a history of scholastic leadership, with the Ward Trophy also awarded. Chapter president is David Trotter of Bartlesville Oklahoma, with officers Bill Farrar Arkansas City Oklahoma, Larry Peterson Newton Kansas, R. A. Edwards Kansas City Missouri, Dave Dwyer Joplin Missouri, and Terry Haden Wichita Kansas.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kansas University
Harvard
Grand Council
House
Clay Blair
Joplin
Dave Trotter
Bartlesville
Okla
Gary Ace
Emporia
Journal-World Photo
Oxford
Ohio
Phi Delta
KU Phi Delts
Terry Haden
Wichita
Bill Waugh
Kansas City
Bill Frick
Fort Scott
Dave Hall
Coffeyville
John Stinson
Topeka
Jim Pitts
Bob Woody
Rush
Joe Mermis
Great Bend
Rush Week at KU In Full Blossom For Greek Groups
Kansas University rush week unfolds with about 400 fraternity men moving into Templin Hall for fall formal rush and 100 sorority rushees entering Lewis Hall for open houses and pledge signings. Invites, pledge ceremonies, and house moves span Friday through Sunday as fraternities lead fall rush.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Templin Hall
Wediday
KU Sorority
Lewis Hall
KU Dorm Employee Dies From Motorcycle Wreck
Gail Eugene Mintz 24, a KU kitchen worker at Temlin Hall, died Wednesday in a Russell hospital from injuries from a Monday motorcycle crash four miles east of Russell on a county road. He visited his parents during Labor Day weekend, had spent the day at Lake Wilson, and reportedly lost control on a gravel road.
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Kansas University
Russell
Gail Eugene Mintz
St. Mintz
Templin Hall
Mintz
G. B. Mintz
Lake Wilson
John Besley
Shelterhouse Repairs After Vandalism at Centennial Park
Police report an 18 year old boy will likely make restitution for vandalism at Centennial Park shelterhouse where four wash basins were torn from moorings and the rest room was flooded. Only one youth was jailed. others present were similar in age and no charges are expected if restitution is paid.
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Centennial Park
9Th and Towart
Duckwall Plans Second Lawrence Store in Hillcrest Center
Officials of A. L. Duckwall Stores Co announce a second Lawrence store with 9,900 square feet at Hillcrest Shopping Center. Construction starts by November. occupancy hoped for late next spring 1966. The new store follows the 1957 945 Mass St. location and will operate alongside the downtown Duckwall under manager Harlan Mall. R. M. Raney of Raney Drug Co will develop the project.
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Abilene
Lawrence
Hillcrest
Duckwall’s
Mass. St
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Harlan Mall
Duckwall
R. M. Raney
Raney Drug Co
Attendance Set to Hit AllTime Low for A's in Kansas City
The Kansas City Athletics project a season total between 525000 and 530000, after reaching 508525 by Wednesday night. That would mark roughly a 110000 drop from 1964 and would be the lowest since the club moved here 11 years ago, with 1955 numbers as a high benchmark of 1393054.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births List
Memorial Hospital admissions include Edna Grimm Baldwin Bill Smith 1340 North J Jewel Hall 1702 Mass Cloyd Herren 633 Walnut Etta Withers Eudora Donnie Reynolds Olathe Donna Cozad 1526 Cadet James Wright Eudora Sherlene Jackson Baldwin James Dwyer Guardian Angel Home Alma Davis 1016 Conn Oliver Barker Route 2 Terry Bysom 303 West 21st Virginia Harding 625 Elm Zona Morris 717 North 6th Charles Andres 2012 Ohio Ruby Harris 1701 Kg Lucille Tucker Route 2 David Tuggle Eudora Robert Noe Stouffer Place Irene Roudybush Sunflower Village Jamella Ice 408 Johnson Luther Cortelyou 834 Avalon Road Lorene Calvert and baby girl 1639 West 20th Wayne Cole 2014 Stratford Road George Wilkins 1308 Ohio. Births Mr and Mrs Jack Bronson Lecompton a daughter Wednesday.
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Edna Grimm
Baldwin
Bill Smith
N. J
Jewel Hall
Mass
Cloyd Herren
Walnut
Etta Withers
Eudora
Donnie Reynolds
Olathe
Donna Cozad
Cadet
James Wright
Sherlene Jackson
James Dwyer
Guardian Angel Home
Alma Davis
Oliver Barker
Route 2
Terry Bysom
W. 21St
Virginia Harding
Elm
Zona Morris
Charles Andres
Ohio
Ruby Harris
Lucille Tucker
David Tuggle
Robert Noe
Stouffer Place
Irene Roudybush
Sunflower Village
Jamella Ice
Johnson
Luther Cortelyou
Avalon Rd
Lorene Calvert
W. 20Th
Wayne Cole
Stratford Rd
George Wilkins
Wescoes to Attend Salina KU Alumni Party
Kansas University Chancellor and Mrs. W Clarke Wescoe will join KU Alumni Association guests at the Dan Bolen home in Salina on Friday night. Attending are Ted Owens head basketball coach Dick Wintermantle executive secretary Vince Bilotta field secretary and Bob Timmond head track coach Win termote and Bilotta. Owens also represented KU at a Hutchinson Alumni event Wednesday night.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
KU Alumni Association
Dan Bolen
Salina
Ted Owens
Dick Wintermantle
Vince Bilotta
Owens
Hutchinson
Bob Timmond
Wintermote
Bilotta
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Aaron L. Thompson
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Russell Perry
KU Opera
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Church of Christ
Phi Deta Theta Chapter
Edgehill Rd
Sam V. Dixon
Atlas Life Gill
Jack Bronson
Lecompton
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Elva Vogler
Lawrence Memorial Co
A Cary
Gay Hargadine
Sue Naylor
Kerelux
Douglas County State Bank
F.D.I.C
Kentucky
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