Should the U S Attack China Over Nuclear Threats
The column examines whether the United States should consider provoking China to trigger a military clash in Vietnam as a preemptive step to curb its nuclear ambitions. It weighs the risks of nuclear war, the balance of power with Russia, and the debate between restraint and drastic action for peace.
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Vietnam
Johnson
U.S
China
Russia
America
Cuba
Israel
Egypt
U. S
Uncle Sam
Miss America 1968 Crown Nearing Final Round
Miss Idaho Kristine Phillips wins swimsuit and Miss Florida Dawn Cashwell claims talent in prelims of Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. Mary Lynn Haglund Miss Indiana and Marilyn Cocozza Miss Rhode Island also win talents. ten finalists to be chosen for semifinals tonight.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Idaho
Florida
Kristine Phillips
University of Utah
Dawn Cashwell
Mary Lynn Haglund
Indiana
Marilyn Cocozza
Rhode Island
Sharon Ann Evans
Arkansas
Debra Barnes
Kansas
Elimi
Miss Kansas Debb Barnes Eyes Miss America Final
Miss Kansas Debb Barnes, a Pittsburg State College senior, is likely to be among the 10 semi finalists as the Miss America Pageant winds down in Atlantic City New Jersey. She wore a turquoise chiffon evening gown with a crepe sheath and butterfly panels.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Debb
Barnes
Pittsburg State College
KU registration opens with 1882 courses in 94 subjects
Lawrence students begin registration on Wednesday at Kansas University choosing from 1,882 courses across 94 subject areas. The total number of sections will be higher, with English offering about 125 sections as an example.
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Kansas University
Torch Cold on Arrival of Anti Viet Protest in Delta Utah
Anti-Vietnam protest torch caravan arrives in Delta Utah with a cold flame as three Delta High School students carry the nonfiring tube through town. The group is led by Richard Elmore who started the flame in Hiroshima Japan en route to Washington.
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Delta, Utah
Delta
Utah
San Francisco
Washington
D.C
America
Southeast Asia
Delta High School
Richard Elmore
Hiroshima
Japan
B52s Strike North Vietnam Targets While Marines Face Ground Fights
U S B52 bombers hit guns and rocket launchers in the DMZ zone to shield Marines in northern South Vietnam. Mig 17s contested the raid but fled as Air Force jets closed in. A Marine F4 Phantom was shot down but its crew survived. Long-range strikes hit Lang Dang rail yard near the Chinese border.
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Saigon
U.S
Red China
North Vietnam
Con Thien
Dmz
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai
204Th
South
Tonkin Gulf
Lang Dang
Hanoi
Britain
Norway
Giant 22 Foot Sunflower Surprises Ohio City Home
Mrs. Harold P. Simon grows a 22 foot sunflower beside her two story house at 1132 Ohio. The plant rose from a saved soil seed and has drawn community interest as she waters carefully and ties it for support. She muses it may reach 24 feet next year and could help replace two diseased elm trees.
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Harold P. Simon
Ohio
Journal-World
Mrs. Simon
Simons
Topeka
Simon
Middle Age Set From 26 To 65 By Fitness Expert
Philadelphia AP reports Dr. Thomas K Cureton Jr a fitness expert with President Johnson s Council on Physical Fitness and director at University of Illinois says middle age runs 26 to 65. He notes peak condition occurs between 17 and 26 with declines afterward.
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Philadelphia
Johnson
Council On Physical Fitness
Thomas K. Cureton, Jr
University of Illinois
Phildelphia
Kansas University Fall Extension Sees 12000 Attendees
More than 12,000 visitors expected at KU fall extension meetings led by E A Mc Farland. The schedule includes conferences in education, social work, engineering, and crafts with 15,500 students anticipated to enroll at Mount Or ead and key football dates October through November.
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Kansas State
Eccette de
Kansas
Midwest
Kansas Association of Colleges and Universities
Kansas University
E. A. McFarland
Mount Oread
Jayhawks
Ohio University
Iowa State
Ku-Kansas State University
Missouri
Kansas State Teachers Meeting
Allen Fieldhouse
McFarland
Card of Thanks for Mae L. Nauman Family
The family of Mrs. Mae L. Nauman expresses gratitude for cards flowers and sympathy during their bereavement. They thank friends for kind expressions and support.
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Walter G. Oehrle
Mae L. Nauman
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