Bids Open May 24 for 1800-Seat K State Auditorium
Kansas State University plans a $3 million auditorium and music wing to replace a burned building. The 1,800-seat hall will have an adjustable acoustics ceiling. Regents also approved modest salary increases for KU Medical Center residents and interns while debating a residency priority proposal.
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Topeka
Kansas State University
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
James McCain
Kansas
Clement Hall
Coffeyville
Medical Center
W. Clarke Wescoe
George Wolf
Johnson defends Vietnam policy amid rising support
President Johnson announced growing backing for keeping U.S. forces in Vietnam until an honorable settlement. He said few favor unilateral withdrawal, noted no change in U.S. objectives, and urged understanding of the nation’s actions. He defended Great Society gains, denied a $5 billion war-budget boost, and commented on Luci Nugent’s pregnancy.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Nus
Luci Nugent
Luci
Pat
Senate
North Vietnam
Dodd's Fate Hangs On Delay For Defense
Senate leaders have left undecided whether to censure Sen. Thomas J. Dodd as debates over extra time for his defense continue. Bipartisan ethics panel urged censure for conduct tending to bring the Senate into dishonor after a 14 month probe.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Tle
Dodd
Long
Ottawa Garden Club Flower Show Planned at First Methodist
The Ottawa Garden Club prepares a one day flower show at the basement of First Methodist Church with Owen Fallowell and his wife as general chairmen. Entries welcomed for flowers, plants, or arrangements, display setup by 11 a.m., show open to the public 1 to 8 p.m. Free admission, light refreshments, and periodic door prizes. Members donate plants for a sale to defray costs. Mrs. Elizabeth Mavity is club president.
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Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist Church
Owen Fallowell
Elizabeth Mavity
Lone Eagle's Flight Honored Saturday
New York AP reports on the 40th anniversary of Charles A. Lindberghs 1927 solo Atlantic flight. Plans mark the occasion with a marker near Roosevelt Field, a commemorative event at Mineola, and a potential anniversary flight by Dr John Rieger and Dr Francis Xavier Sommer from Kennedy to Le Bourget. A replica Spirit of St Louis piloted by Frank Tallman may fly around the Eiffel Tower.
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Lindbergh
Atlantic
Lindebergh
le Bourget Air Field
Pareis
Mineola
N.Y
Lind
John Rieger
Los Gatos
Calif
Francis Xavier Sommer
Barbourville
Spirit of St. Louis
Eiffel Tower
LeBourget
Frank Tallman
Hollywood
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Long Island
Roosevelt Field
le Bourget Field
Paris
Commuter Bandit Targeted in Pittsburgh Bank Heists
Authorities label the robber known as the Commuter Bandit or the Big Man as an elusive gunman who has robbed 16 Pittsburgh banks for 171593 dollars over 55 years. He typically acts noon to 3 30 pm, uses a note for change, and escapes in an older car amid traffic with a .45 caliber weapon rarely fired.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
Twiggy Seen By Miss USA Contestants As Too Skinny
Miami Beach AP report notes that 51 Miss USA entrants scoff at Twiggy, saying she lacks shape and is too boyish. Contestants from New Jersey to Massachusetts doubt her finals chances, while a few admit her cute face but call her look unnatural. Wendy Cox recalls New York photographers snubbing Twiggy as unattractive.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Twiggy
Judianne Magsnusson
Phoenix
Arizona
Jean Galata
New Jersey
Nancy Giuliano
Woonsocket
R.L
Miss Massachusetts
Pam
Ela Procter
Marblehead
Ohio
Phyllis Smith
Caldwell
New York
Wendy Cox
University of Miami
Weather County Forecast Mostly fair and cooler tonight
Forecast notes mostly fair and cooler tonight with Saturday partly cloudy and warmer. Low tonight about 50 and Saturday high in the 80s. Includes previous highs and lows for this date, 88 today and 54 tonight, with records 92 high and 41 low. Precipitation for the past 24 hours recorded at 0.02 inch. Hourly temps end at 8 a.m. today.
NAB Board Chapter Seeks Limits on TV Commercial Breaks
Washington AP reports the Television Code Review Board of the National Association of Broadcasters proposed on Thursday a limit on how often a program may be interrupted by commercials and nonprogram material.
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Washington
Television Code Review Board
The
National Association of Broadcasters
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