Seven Killed in Texas Storms Amid Floods and Tornadoes
Waves of giant storms swept North Texas killing seven and causing extensive property damage. A tornado struck Fort Worth Christian College. a drowning and a plane crash death were reported, with twelve Dallas Fort Worth area deaths over two days. Disaster areas were declared as rivers rose and le depths flooded communities.
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Associated Press
North
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Dallas-Fort Fort Worth
Washington
Small Business Administration
Dallas County
Third Enemy Jet Downed by U S Over North Viet Nam
A U S Air Force F4C Phantom shot down a MIG17 about 100 miles northwest of Hanoi marking the third enemy jet downed in two days. Capt. Lawrence H. Goldberg and 1st Lt. Gerald D. Hardgrave led the crew, with other Phil Phantoms downing additional MIGs in the same encounter.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air Force
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Lawrence H. Goldberg
Duluth
Minn
Gerald D. Hardgrave
William D. Dowell
Tampa
Fla
Halbert E. Rossard
Oklahoma City
Okla
Larry R. Keith
Peoria, Ill
Robert A. Bleakley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Mig Alley
Tass
U.S. Defense Department
De Gaulle Policy Seen as Threat to European Unity
Undersecretary George W. Ball warned that De Gaulle's pursuit of a first-class French role risks reviving European rivalries and weakening NATO. He said France exiting the alliance would hinder a united Western front against the Soviets and slow East West settlement of Germany reunification and disarmament.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
American Society of International Law
Ball
de Gaulle
France
Atlantic
CBS
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Sydney Allen Faces Draft Urged to Take Physical
Salt Lake City Utah Sydney Allen a University of Utah student reported for draft screening after opening mail that contained men underwear ads and an auto mechanics course. The girl noted receiving various male oriented mail as part of the recruiting process and education program.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Sydney Allen
Sydney
University of Utah
Eight Die in Oregon Head-On Crash Near Seaside
A Seaside Oregon crash killed eight people including teenagers and adults and left seven young children seriously injured. State police reported a head-on collision between a station wagon carrying two adults and children and a sedan carrying youths in their late teens and early 20s. Some victims remained unnamed hours after the crash.
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Seaside
Ore
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Sends Spring Quip
A short note greets Cha with a playful opening about sassafras tea and sulphur and molasses toning the blood after winter. The writer laments spring’s cold spells and signs warmly.
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Cha
Student Cyclist Killed in Pittsburg Collision
Pittsburg State College student Jerry L. Clark, 19, died in a Friday evening crash when his motorcycle collided with a pickup truck driven by Edward A. Stumfull, 54, who had a minor injury. Clark resided in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Woman Hurt In Car Crash at Santa Fe Street Intersection
Mrs. Vincent Culbertson, 44, of Iola R. 1, was listed in serious condition with internal injuries after a car crash on Santa Fe between 7th and 8th. Her 1962 Chrysler station wagon sustained about $600 in damage when the vehicle hit a curb, a fire plug, and a downed power pole. Police, city crews, and a wrecker cleaned the scene as wires and water issues were handled.
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Vincent Culbertson
Iola R. 1
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Private Eye Solves Mystery Of Lost Dutchman Mine
Oklahoma City private investigator Glenn Magill and five others say they found the Lost Dutchman Gold mine in Arizona's Superstition Mountains. They claim to possess original maps and say they will consult attorneys and federal agencies before deciding on next steps.
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Private Eye
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Arizona
Phoenix
Glenn Magill
Jacob Waltz
300 Foot Landmark Crashes to Earth
A 300 foot high smokestack at Ash Grove Portland Cement plant toppled during a remodel. H. P. Cohen Enterprises felled the 2,200 ton stack with a crane and sledge, sending dust and debris across the site as the brick lined concrete tower collapsed onto its base.
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Ash Grove
Portland
H. P. Cohen Enterprises
Chanute Arts Fair Set For May 13 to 15
The 14th annual Community Art Fair sponsored by Chanute City Schools will run May 13 to 15 at Murray Hill School. Exhibits welcome from Chanute and area college students in adult division with prizes for three age levels.
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Chanute City
Murray Hill School
Chanute
Marilyn Clay
Hans Herold
Robert Lausch
Murray Hill
Herald
Weather notes with temperatures and area forecast
Weather data shows 11 am readings 62 high 47 low with humidity 89 at 11 am. Area forecast calls for cloudy and cold tonight, partly cloudy and not so cold Sunday with low 35 to 40 and high in the middle 50s. Kansas rains soaked overnight and are moving out as warming begins.
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Topeka
Kansas
Teen Driver's Thunderbird Totaled in Rain Crash East of City
A 1958 Thunderbird driven by 19 year old Larry Law of Holton ran off a curve on the Austin road a half mile east of city limits around 1 a.m. today and was listed as a total loss by the highway patrol. Law suffered a minor facial cut. Trooper Marion Cox investigated the incident noting the rain.
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Larry Law
Holton
Austin
The
Highway Patrol
Law
Marion Cox
Traffic Fatalities Log Report For Topeka
Kansas traffic death log shows 46 fatalities in April for 1966, 181 for all of 1966, with 191 deaths in the comparable 1965 period. Data covers up to 9 a m Saturday and spans a 24 hour period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Two Nudes in Two Tubs Behind Milwaukee Art Scene
Milwaukee police question a so called happening at Memorial Center where two nude performers bathed in two beer coolers as part of an art event. About 250 attendees paid $1 each to watch along with motorcyclists dancers actors a grave digger and a firefighter.
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Milwaukee
Memorial Center
Tracy Atkinson
Milwaukee Art Center
Robert Ziernik
Tainly
Pickup and Camper Damaged in Highway Crash
A 1960 Dodge pickup and camper were damaged in a crash about 5 10 p m yesterday one and a half miles south of Thayer on US 169. Sheriff George Neely said a gust of wind blew the vehicle off the road causing it to tip onto its side. Driver Mrs Helen Hiatt 49 of Parsons was with daughter Margaret 10 whose left shoulder was bruised.
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Thayer
US 169
George Neely
Helen Hiatt
Parsons
Margaret
Cattle Killed After Truck Collides With Herd on K39
Three beef cattle weighing 700 to 750 pounds were killed and a fourth injured when a truck from Texas plowed into a herd that had escaped onto highway K39 about 42 miles east of Chanute. The animals belonged to Fred Malson and were handled at the scene by Trooper Marion Cox and Sheriff George Neely.
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K39
Chanute
Fred Malson
Texas
Marion Cox
Highway Patrol
George Neely
Miss Kansas Mimi Frink Arrives for Chanute Pageant
Miss Kansas Mimi Frink arrived with her mother and Nancy Miller at Chanute's Guest House Motor Inn at 10 25 a m. She traveled from Lawrence to compete in the Chanute Jaycees Miss Chanute Pageant at Municipal Auditorium tonight. Frink will perform two specialty acts and crown Little Miss Chanute after the new Miss Chanute is chosen by Nicki McGuire. Mayor Fred Harris and Jaycee officials welcomed her at the inn. She rested briefly then rehearsed on stage and planned to visit Miss Chanute contestants at Maple Leaf Tea Room and tour Safari Museum this afternoon.
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Kansas Mimi Frink
Nancy Miller
Chanute’s Guest House
Motor Inn
Chanute
Lawrence
Chanute Jaycees
Municipal Auditorium
Nicki McGuire
Fred Harris
Jaycee
Miss Frink
Miss Kansas
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Safari Museum
Tribune Phone Contact and After Hours Dialing
The notice provides a phone contact for the Tribune and instructs reaching the carrier if unavailable. If unreachable, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for continued contact.
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Tribune
Delay in Dodd Hearings on Klein Relations
Senate Ethics Committee plans public hearings on Sen. Thomas Dodd and Julius Klein with no set start date. Members will hold closed sessions first to determine which activities fall under their jurisdiction. The panel said Dodd will have time to prepare his defense after being briefed on the complaint. Klein, 64, is a retired National Guard major general and a registered agent for West German interests.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Chicago
Julius Klein
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen. Dodd
Klein
National Guard
Congress
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