Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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MT , 1 ix, , . ,. . l,, ,., A i I I 3 3 -Q POPE PAUL VI VISITS U. S. NEWSMAKER or THE YEAR P 'd - . . th NresiDent Lyndon B. Johnson - getting the most legislation passed Since A 6 ew ea, turning up often on TV under oin r into the Dominican Republic and making mugh 0? sig hleiiboclhldl ssselrildllr? lllgggfi EQZAOVI The IIQIITIFWQ in Viet Nam - was chosen Newsmaker of the Yagi- for COUNTRY MOURNS STEVENSON'S DEATH At the towering UN Building in New York, all the national flags came down and only the U N, flag flew at half-mast, Adlai Stevenson, capable ambassador to the United Notions for the U. S., unexpectedly died of a heart attack in London at age 65. BELLS TOLL FOR CHURCHILL At age 90, Winston Churchill, Minister af War and Prime Minister of England for several years, died, l-le will long be remembered for his V-for- Victory which he took such delight in flashing with his fingers whenever he made an appearance. WORLD LOSES THE GREAT WHITE WIZARD The year i965 was also marked by the death of Dr. Albert -Schweitzer, humanitarian in Lambarene. The world received inspiration from him in many fieldsi music, medicine, literature, philosophy, mlSslOf1OVY Wvrk. l'l9 Vecelvefj many humanitarian awards and had been extolled in many books. Near the end of his histori' III, Ci' ic .fi Ne.-. York City, Pope Paul Vl said Mass to I 1 I ' p::tp.e in Yankee Stadium and go.e Q 5c'm5n Q peeie Earlier in the day he had deihere- jis n- Mr i.f.3r',l peace before the United Noting :wi I -zmb, Plans for his visit were an effort b-, men nits QT: news... s K Hx, tt-My .xmu WXX',LKxx. '-Ing, tw-kr,-W .. .. '--tmww u ' k S K Iti.i:it:aizitz1:tt'tli3ftr- 'ku I Wsxkxxx - xxxxxx-Mmum'

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