Hundreds clash in Phu Cu Pass amid Viet Cong push
In Phu Cu Pass area northeast of Saigon, hundreds of Vietnamese rangers and Viet Cong fighters battled late today with government forces leveraging air strikes. Casualty details were unavailable as other incidents reported include a charter plane crash near Bau Trai killing three Americans and Vietnamese officials, and a Viet Cong assault near Can Tho that overran a government outpost before retreating.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phu Cu Pass
U.S
Qui Nhon
Bau Trai
Hau Ngai
Air American
Jack Wells
College Park
Public Safety Department
Air America
Can Tho
Lawrence High FFA Team to Represent District at State Meet
Lawrence High School earns district representation in the State Future Farmers of America leadership contest after finishing second at the Mast Central Kansas District Leadership School in Lawrence. Joe Anderson named outstanding president. Garnett wins overall. Coachs Stanley Larson and Roy Cropp.
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Lawrence High School
Future Farmers of America
Mast Central Kansas
Lawrence High
LHS
Manhattan
Joe Anderson
Jayhawk
FFA
Glen Richardson
Route 2
Jim Miller
Route 5
Bob Brink
Route 1
Jim Baldwin
Larry Mages
Garnett
John Rosenbaum
Federal Land Bank
Lawrence
Stanley Larson
Roy Cropp
New York Contestant Appears on Password TV Panel
Lawrence resident Mary Patton DeMarzo of New York City will appear as a contestant on Password. The show airs at 1 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday on Channel Five. Her mother, Mrs. E W Patton, lives at 1324 Strong Ave.
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Mary Patton DeMarzo
New York City
Lawrence
Password
Channel Five
E. W. Patton
Strong Ave
FBI nab theft slaying suspect in Kansas City
Federal agents arrested Joseph Subilesky 45 in Kansas City after a Worcester bank robbery and the slaying of a bank employee on August 27. He entered a Western Union office at 7th and Walnut at 10 30 a.m. Worcester police hold three others on armed robbery murder and assault charges. $7450 recovered.
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Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Worcester
Mass
FBI
Joseph Subilesky
Western Union
7Th and
Walnut Streets
Worcester County Institute of Savings
KU Chancellors Lead Alumni Delegation to Berkeley Event
Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe and Mrs Wescoe head a Mount Oread contingent including Arhur H Cromb of Mission Hills and other KU alumni leaders and faculty traveling by private plane for a series of Alumni Association events before the KU California game in Berkeley. The group will attend dinners in Phoenix and San Diego, a Los Angeles luncheon, a Berkeley reception, and include key KU officials such as Clarence McGuire Keith Lawton and Wade Stinson along with professors Kenneth Anderson Henry Shenk Joseph McGuire and others.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Mount Oread
KU Alumni Association
Ku-California University
Ocean House
San Diego
Calif
Statler
Los Angles
Hotel Claremont
Berkeley
Clarence McGuire
Kansas City
McGuire
Keith Lawton
Lawton
Stanley Learned
Bartlesville
Okla
Thomas. Lillard Jr
Salina
Wade Stinson
Stinson
Dick Wintermote
Wintermote
Vince Bilotta
Alumni Association
Maurice Barker
Bob Woody
Larry Colburn
Glenn T. Colburn
Kenneth Anderson
KU Education School
Henry Shenk
Joseph McGuire
KU Business School
Duncan High Teen Faces Stabbing Trial in Lana Case
Witness questioning ended in the Bert Michael Lana trial here as the Duncan high school senior faces assault with intent to kill for the January 6 1964 attack on Tama Hallmark former Duncan beauty queen beaten and stabbed about 50 times. Hallmark testified briefly and the defense rested with no cross examination.
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Okla
Duncan High School
Bert Michael Lana
Dist
Arthur Marmaduke
Lana
Tama Hallmark
Miss Hallmark
Earl Goerke
State Crime Bureau
Mary Black
Spencer Tracy Returns Home After Illness
Hollywood AP reports actor Spencer Tracy aged 65 is back home two weeks after hospital treatment for a critical health crisis following a prostate operation. He suffered an imbalance in body chemistry but is listed improving and resting at home.
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Hollywood
Spencer Tracy
Tracy
CIA Circulating Report on Soviet Disinformation Plot
The CIA circulated to congressmen a report alleging a Soviet disinformation campaign aimed at discrediting the CIA and attacking the FBI led by a KGB department. It claims forged U.S. documents are used to undermine U.S. policies and agencies worldwide.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
KGB
Nikita Khrushchev
Ivan
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Congress
Agayants
Department D
KGB Department
Africa
Southeast Asia
Middle East
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Intelligence Agency
U.S
Department of State
USIA
Peace Corps
Armed Forces
Dominican President Plans Military Shakeup for Peace
President Hector Garcia Godoy announces a gradual military reorganization to restore civilian police control and demilitarize the rebel zone. He cites a high school student’s shooting by a palace guard and says reintegration of rebel soldiers will occur within days.
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Manual Joaquin Castillo
Santo Domingo
Garcia-Godoy
Interior Ministry
Indications Are Up on Tickets for $100 Dem Dinner
In Topeka AP report Democratic state chair Corcoran says $100 tickets for VP Humphrey dinner are nearly ready. A national committeewoman from Kansas, Marie Vickers of Pratt, has resigned. Dems aim to sell 1,000 tickets to fund 1966 campaign and clear about $7,300 in debts.
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Topeka
Hubert Humphrey
Tom Corcoran
Corcoran
Democrat State Committee
Kansas
Marie Vickers
Pratt
Frank Theis
Two Scout Events Set This Coming Saturday
Pelathe District sponsors two Raw Council Scout meetings next Saturday. Cub Scout Pow Wow runs noon to 5 p.m. at Shawnee Mission North School in Mission for leaders. Adult leaders attend Showandee at Camp Naish 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with an overnight campout to follow.
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Raw Council
M. T. Sales
Pelathe
Shawnee Mission North School
Johnson Drive
Mission
Camp Naish
Kaw Council
Georgia Governor Carl Sanders Starred as Oil Bowl QB
Georgia Gov Carl Sanders starred as quarterback for the University of Georgia during the 1945 Oil Bowl championship season.
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Georgia
Carl
Sanders
University of Georgia
Body of Woman Found in Big Elev en Lake
Miss Christine Smith, 60, of Kansas City Kansas, was found dead Monday at Big Elev en Lake. Police and the coroner said she slipped from a rock wall at the lake edge and fell in, unable to swim.
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Kansas City
Kan
Christine Smith
Big Eleven Lake
Federal Prisoner Sues Government Over 18 Foot Fall
Johnny Foster, inmate at Leavenworth, sues the United States and officials for 120000 in damages claiming a fall while replacing glass at the prison. He alleges the fall from an 18 foot height while performing a hazardous duty.
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Topeka
Federal Penitentiary
Johnny Foster
Leavenworth
United States of America
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
M. KE. Alex
J.T. Willingham
Foster
Freud ideas urged for church use at Vatican council
Latin American bishops urged the Vatican to apply Freud's psychoanalytic insights to church work arguing it can aid in addressing modern world problems. The debate, focused on atheism and related issues, risks a hurried decree as 2200 bishops balk at insufficient time for thorough revision.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Sergio Mendez Arceo
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Sigmund Freud
Mendez Arceo
St. Peter’s Basilica
Roman Catholic Assembly
Diplomat in Residence at Kansas University
Daniel L. Horowitz serves as KU's first diplomat in residence under a State Department program. He will not teach regularly but will offer seminar discussions, occasional lectures, and career guidance to students and groups.
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Daniel L. Horowitz
Kansas University
Department of State
U. S. Foreign Service
Horowitz
Kansas
Boy Hurt In Bicycle Car Crash Near Pinckney School
Duane Alexander son of Detective Francis Alexander sustained injuries when his bicycle collided with a car near Pinckney school at noon. Police had not released an accident report at press time and the boy was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Duane Alexander
Francis Alexander
Pinckney School
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fran Welch Named to Kansas All Sports Hall of Fame
Topeka AP Fran Welch, who began as a 133 pound quarterback at Emporia State Teachers College in 1914 and coached later, is the 25th inductee into the Kansas all sports Hall of Fame. A luncheon to honor Welch and his selection is planned in Emporia on October 26.
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Topeka
Fran Welch
Emporia State Teachers College
Kansas All-Sports Hall of
Welch
A. Thomas
Kansas Group
Thomas
Emporia
Kansas
Law student politician brings Latin American figure to KU
Ben Morris a KU third year law student and state representative helped bring Pedro Pages known as Victor Alba to the university as a guest lecturer. Pages leads the Center of Documentary and Social Studies in Mexico and formerly worked for the OAS. Boschs Dominican presidency connected him to KU through shared classroom history.
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Ben Morris
Kansas University
Gove County
Quinter
Morris
Pedro Pages
Pages
Victor Alba
Center of Documentary and Social Studies
Mexico
Organization of American States
OAS
Inter- American Institute of Political Education
San Jose
Costa Rica
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Bosch
Youth Injured In Truck-Bike Crash Near TeePee Junction
Joe Lee Laptad, 15, of Route 3, remained in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a bicycle-truck collision on U S 24 a mile north of TeePee Junction. He suffered head cuts, a broken left arm, rib injuries and possible internal injuries. The truck, driven by Timothy V. Brown, 44, of Salina, was northbound when it began to pass the bicycle and Laptad was thrown into a field.
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Joe Lee Laptad
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
TeePee Junction
U. S. 24
Laptad
Eric DeGraffenreid
Timothy V. Brown
Salina
Anderson to Represent KU at National Education Conference
Dean Kenneth E. Anderson of Kansas University School of Education will be KU's representative at a national conference in Kansas City Missouri. The event Wednesday and Thursday will draw up to 18 governors and review a draft interstate compact for education.
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Kenneth E. Anderson
Kansas University School of Education
Kansas City
Debbie Refuses To Halt Thrust
A tropical storm named Debbie intensified as it neared the northern Gulf of Mexico, prompting mass evacuations from coastal Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana. At 10 am Debbie lay 250 miles south southwest of Pensacola moving northeast at 10 mph with 35 to 50 mph winds and tides forecast to rise three to six feet. a hurricane watch remained from the Mississippi River mouth to Cedar Keys Florida.
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New Orleans
Debbie
Gulf of Mexico
West Florida Panhandle
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Pensacola
Fla
Florida
Mississippi River
Cedar Keys
Voters Turnout Near 100 for Eudora School Board Election
Ninety four voters had cast ballots by noon in the primary for two seats on the Eudora Unified District No. 491 Board of Education. Polls close at 6 pm with two candidates to be named for each position. At City Hall 69 voted. at Hesper Community Building 25 votes recorded. Dorothy Still listed as critical.
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Board of Education
Eudora
Ralph Votan
Eudora Township
Hesper
Wotan
Kenneth R. Holladay
Leo E. Lauber
William R. Lothholz
Eudora City Hall
Eugene Westerhouse
Robert Neis
Ralph C. Terrell
Dorothy
Temperature Rising for Dorothy Malone in Cedars Condition
Hollywood reports actress Dorothy Malone remains in critical condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital with a high fever doctors strive to control. She briefly tolerated removal of a breathing tube, whispered and showed movement despite pain after surgery to remove lung blood clots.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Malone
Cedars of Lebanon
Miss Malone
Peyton Place
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