U S Involvement in Thailand Echoes Vietnam Tactics
The column warns of growing American involvement in Thailand with 35,000 troops and 1,000 advisers. It compares guerrilla activity in northern Thailand to Vietnam in 1959, noting terror tactics, covert bases, and questions about public truth and potential broader conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
Vietnam
U.S
Washington
State Department
Red China
Rutherford Poats
Agency For International Development
U. S
Poats
Saigon
Bangkok
Two Injured In Local Wrecks In City
Two drivers were injured Friday afternoon in separate crashes and treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. John A. Mace 73 and Paul Burchett 49 collid ed causing minor injuries and property damage of 275 and 125 dollars respectively. A second crash on Cadet Avenue involved Larry Barnett 17 and Larry Meyer 17 with Meyer sustaining minor injuries. Three non injury accidents also reported on Hassell Avenue and Massachusetts Street with modest vehicle damage disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
13Th and Conn. Sts
John A. Mace
Brook St
Paul Burchett
Conn. St
Mace
Burchett
Cadet Avenue
16Th Street
Larry W. Barnett
Cadet Ave
Larry Meyer
Meyer
Barnett
Haskell Avenue
14Th Street
Geraldine F. Robinson
Harper St
Lew R. Edwards
Haskell Ave
Edwards
Robinson
Massachusetts Street
Jack M. Babby Jr
Tenn. St
Babby
Lewis
Local Resident Hurt In Wellman Road Car Crash
Lawrence resident Ron House, 20, of 1738 Barker Ave., suffered minor cuts when he lost control on Wellman Road five miles north of Midland. He skidded and toppled down an embankment around 9:30 p.m. Friday, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Wellman Road
Midland
Ron House
Barker Ave
House
Jefferson County
Management Shakeup at Lawrence Papers Reassigns Executives
Alan Hill is named production manager at Lawrence Papers as the board reshuffles key posts. Harry Winters Jr. becomes factory superintendent while Dick Ehrman moves to sales. Ed Lang is promoted assistant scheduling superintendent succeeding Bill Webster who will pursue other ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Hill
Lawrence Papers
Justin Hill
Irving Hill
Harry Winters Jr
Dick Ehrman
Ed Lang
Bill Webster
St John’s Plans Special Mass and Choir Demo
A 5 pm Mass at St John’s Catholic Church will feature a Kansas City archdiocese liturgical music commission demonstration. Hal Tamblyn conducts with soloists Richard Wright Alfred Lata Paul Todd Mrs. Paul Tardif and Richard M. Gayhart guest organist. The program includes works by Haydn Handel Flor Peeters and Buxtehude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liturgical Music Commission
Kansas City
Kan
Archdiocese of the Catholic Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s
Hal Tamblyn
Haydn
Utrecht
Handel
St. Joseph
Flor Peeters
Buxtehude
Richard Wright
Alfred Lata
Paul Todd
Paul Tardif
Richard M. Gayhart
Plans on Rock Chalk Revue Ahead Despite Fire Loss
KU senior Allen Purvis leads Rock Chalk Revue planning after a $450,000 Phi Gamma Delta house fire. He describes quick recovery with a Feb 29 to Mar 2 Hoch Auditorium show featuring 12 skits, a Leap Year theme, and coed date opportunities. Purvis also oversees ROTC, holds a triple major, and has past Rock Chalk roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Purvis
Topeka
Kansas University
KUY
Purvis
Phi Gamma Delta
Journal-World Photo
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Phi Gam
St. Purvis
Oliver Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Rock Chalk
Phi Gams
Ridglea
Frontier Rd
Dorothy White
Mal Anderson
Leawood
John Peterson
Anderson
Peterson
Amarillo Air Force Base
Texas
Air Force
State Department
Arnold Air Society
Scabbard and Blade
Acts
Kappa Alpha Theta
Alpha Tau Omega
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Delta Delta Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta
Delta Chi
Templin and
Lewis
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Beta Theta Pi
Gamma Phi Beta
Sigma Chi
McCollum
Delta Tau Delta
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Phi
Kappa Sigma
Delta Gamma
Delta Upsilon
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Alpha Chi Omega
Phi Kappa Alpha
Alpha Delta Pi
IRS Probes Campaigns Over Deducted Contributions
The Internal Revenue Service is examining several major political campaigns to determine if businessmen counted political contributions as tax deductions. The inquiry seeks to uncover whether deductible expense claims affected campaign funding records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Internal Revenue Service
Traffic Body In Meeting Monday
The City Traffic Commission will hold a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall. Agenda includes school loading zones and signs, blind intersections trimmed by bushes, one way streets east of Massachusetts Street, routing at Broken Arrow and Deerfield sites, and traffic control petitions on Yale Road Crestline Drive. It will also hear a request to move no parking signs on 21st Street and a note from Hospital administrator Rodger Johnson about Maine Street congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Traffic Commission
City Hall
Massachusetts Street
New Broken Arrow
Deerfield
Yale Road
Crestline Drive
21St Street
Louisianna
Virginia Streets
Rodger Johnson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine Street
4Th Street
6Th Street
KU Presents Two Theater Shows at Murphy Hall
Lawrence reports that Kansas University will host two 8:20 p.m. Sunday performances in Murphy Hall University Theatre The Kitchen and Experimental Theatre Owners of the Keys both previously staged last summer at KU Five Scouts from Troop 52 plus their leaders collected cans bottles and trash along Iowa Street estimating over 300 pounds by mid-morning with participants including Richard Harrison Greg Bell Dave Ridgway Tom Ralston and Barney McCoy and leaders Arnold Janousek and John Monaghan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
University Theatre
the Keys
Boy Scout Troop 52
Iowa Street
Ninth Street
Kansas Turnpike
Richard Harrison
Davis Rd
Greg Bell
Westchester Rd
Dave Ridgway
Bolivian Fighters Claim Guevara Trapped in Canyon
In Camiri Bolivia guerrillas believe Ernesto Che Guevara is alive and encircled in a small canyon. About 1500 troops hunt near Camiri where Regis Debray stands trial for alleged complicity with the movement. Military sources say they have strong information and public photos to back the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camiri
Bolivia
Ernesto
Che
Guevara
Fidel Castro
Regis Debray
Debray
Wilshire Oil Co. Convicted in Bid Rigging Case
Wilshire Oil Co of Texas was found guilty by a U S District Court jury of violating antitrust laws over liquid asphalt bids for Kansas highways. The maximum penalty is 50 000 dollars. The trial also involved nine other firms fined a total of 280 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kan
Wilshire Oil Co
Texas
U.S
Wilshire
Kansas
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Stanley
The
Star
Kansan
Robert J. Woolsey
Johnson cites allies and leaders to justify Vietnam policy
President Johnson argues that U S security hinges on Vietnam policy and cites seven Asian and Pacific leaders supporting involvement. He references Eisenhower and Kennedy to stress South Vietnam's future matters to the United States while noting steady forward movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
United States
Johnson on Vietnam and democracy in South Vietnam
President Johnson defended U S involvement in Vietnam arguing campaigns pushed Viet Cong from interior bases but victory near Hanoi in 65 was denied He warned Hanoi misreads democracy and that perseverance will prevail while acknowledging heavy costs and a dangerous path if efforts were abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Rats sighting reports mirror sanitation efforts in Lawrence
The sanitation director notes few Norway rat sightings at the site. City crews say rats were common at the dump before daily garbage burial, and control by sanitation and poison is effective. Grain firms report minimal damage, with pest control used for extermination. Residents offer cleaner conditions as prevention, one witness recalling a single August sewer rat crossing East 19th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Jackman
Bowersock Mills
Kansas River Bridge
Jackman
North Lawrence
West
South Lawrence
Alberta Combest
E. 11Th St
East 19Th Street
Deaths Funerals Grace Hornby Burtch and Allan Edwin Hadl
Grace Hornby Burtch 71 died Thursday at her Baltimore home. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at Leonard J. Buck Funeral Home with Rev Bruce A. Giles presiding. burial Parkwood Cemetery. Survivors include two sisters two daughters and two granddaughters. Allan Edwin Hadl 48 of Green Acres Trailer Court died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home, Father Joseph LaGue officiating. burial Catholic Family Cemetery at Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Horby Burtch
Allan Edwin Hadl
Green Acres Trailer Court
Rumsey Funeral Home
Father Joseph LaGue
Eudora
Had
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mrs Dorothy Ann Wustefeld Rites Set After Death in Lawrence
Dorothy Ann Wustefeld 37 of 1826 St St died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Johns Catholic Church with Father Tom Colley officiating. Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery. Survived by husband Maurice K Wustefeld, her parents Mr and Mrs Alvis Staus, a sister Mrs Pearl Foulke, and four brothers George Charles Edward and Jim Staus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Wustefeld
St. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
St. John’s Catholic Church
Tom Colley
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Maurice K. Wustefeld
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital admissions include Mrs. Gertrude Sheffield De Soto Mrs. Henrietta Fuller Eudora Mrs. Donna Powell Linwood Carson Ogle 200 North St. Dismissals include Han O Berg Eudora Ellen Wilson 345 Fla Sara Walter Lecompton Archie Bedford DeSoto Mrs Dorothy Moody Baldwin Oliver Conley 922 Ward Rev Harold Barr 1726 Ind William Stacey 1939 N H B. Births report Mr and Mrs John Taylor DeSoto a daughter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sheffield
DeSoto
Henrietta Fuller
Eudora
Donna Powell
Linwood
Carson Ogle
North St
Han O’berg
Ellen Wilson
Fla
Sara Walter
Lecompton
Archie Bedford
Dorothy Moody
Baldwin
Oliver Conley
Ward
Harold Barr
William Stacey
N. H
John Taylor
Park fund allocations and reserves described by Booth
The commission announced 0.2 mill in 1965 and 1966 and 0.3 mill in 1967 for a park fund. Skating is allocated 44 906 dollars for potential park use. Revenue from the 1965 66 levies remains partly unspent, building a reserve to finance future projects. Booth said the reserve exists to enable timely park improvements when a desirable project arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
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Dolph C. Simons
Peking
Laos
William Bundy
Raney Drug Stores
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Mount Oread
IRS
Darrel D. Madsen Pastor
Billy Graham
First Assembly
Madsen
First Assembly OF God
Thirteenth
Massachusetts
Canyon
Andrews
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Umsey Funeral Home
Indiana
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