Johnson Hawaii Meeting to Step Up Viet Nam Aid
President Johnson travels to Honolulu for a mid Pacific conference with South Viet Nam leaders emphasizing country building and economic and social aid. The talks cover military strategy and inflation concerns while signaling no drastic shift in war plans.
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Installment Tax Plan May Pass Into Law By Wayne Lee
A Senate bill drawn by Sen. Frank Hodge would let Kansans pay 1965 taxes in two installments on April 15 and Oct. 15 without interest or penalties until due. The bill, approved emergently in the Senate, seeks to extend installment payments beyond large taxpayers, with Gov. Avery reportedly likely to approve. House leaders wary but not predicting fate.
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Firemen Get New Oxygen Masks For Ottawa Blaze
Ottawa firemen rushed to 1011 S Hickory as smoke filled the home. Junior Diamond assisted a firefighter with new $500 oxygen masks and portable tanks praised for compact use. Fire damage was about $5,000 as crews crawled through the blaze.
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Plan to Create Alcoholism Commission Gains Narrow Approval
TOPEKA The governor's proposal for a state alcoholism commission nearly failed in the Senate Friday. After a floor debate the bill won preliminary approval 16 to 15. It would fund a five member panel including two physicians and two recovering alcoholics, serving without pay except expenses, and could hire a director at up to seven thousand dollars annually. Critics said private and church groups already educate on alcohol dangers and questioned the program's need. Proponents argued a mental health angle was insufficient.
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DePotwin
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ReBelleville
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Dwichita
Weather Snapshot for Friday Record Conditions
High temperature Friday 31 and low today 15. Yesterday’s high 59 and low 31. On this date the record high reached 69 in 1938 and the record low 6 in 1936. Hourly temperatures extend through 8 a.m. today.
Viet Cong Leaders Questioned as Front Claimed Representativeness
Moscow dispatch notes Hanoi demands U.S. recognition of the Front’s leaders as sole representatives of South Vietnam, but sources say the leaders are little known beyond Viet Cong areas and may be a political facade. Nguy en Huu Tho is named as front president, with Vo Chi Cong and Abih Alo among the presidium. the Front claims a classic Communist structure drawing members from various factions.
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English banker visits U S Says he will take home three items
English banker D C Keys on leave from the Bank of England to study American banking plans to return next month with three imports central heating ice and ice cube usage and a service stations attendant He and his wife Harriet 8 months and Charlotte 3 live in Wonersh England He plans to introduce central heating and fuel cards and notes English branch banking differences and shire purchase practices He sails March 22 to Canada then England and will miss America’s pace and roads.
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President Johnson visits Hawaii to review Vietnam war effort
President Johnson flies to Hawaii to review the Vietnam war course and boost American aid on health education and farm programs. In Vietnam, the 101st Airborne with air and artillery support repels Viet Cong in a coast province, claiming 31 Communist deaths. International dispatches report severe earthquakes in central Greece injuring many and destroying three villages, while a Tokyo harbor airliner crash with 133 aboard is investigated. Washington vows greater aid to India to combat drought and famine fueling food riots.
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