Six Die in Kansas Traffic Crashes Weekend
The Associated Press reports six people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Fort Riley soldiers Donald W. Tanner and John B. Carlson perished in a one car crash on I 70 near Abilene. A Nebraskan Lloydia J. Elliott died in a two car crash near Mankato. A 17 year old Independence rider Cindy Jones died in a motorcycle car collision. Susie Jeffries 74 of Kansas City died in a U S 69 crash near Alma. Two year old Lloyd Nowlin of Baxter Springs died after being hit by a car in Springfield Missouri. Missouri totals eight traffic deaths for the weekend.
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Luci Johnson Faces Spotlight as Honeymoon Plans Emerge
The report describes Luci Johnson 19 seeking a private honeymoon after her August 6 wedding, noting past White House brides struggled for seclusion. It cites Beatrix of the Netherlands and historical examples of presidential families avoiding publicity, with brief mentions of potential help from officials and Planned timing.
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Truman Ill With Colitis
Former President Harry S. Truman, 82, weakened by a severe colitis attack, is progressing satisfactorily in hospital. Dr. Wallace H. Graham said diagnostic tests are deferred until he regains strength. Mrs. Truman visited. Truman read Sunday papers and rested. President Johnson sent flowers. Dwight D. Eisenhower remains under observation at Walter Reed for arthritis.
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Fatal LSD Trip Ends in Berkeley Three Story Fall
Vernon L. Cox, 20, an occasional UC student, took LSD with three friends and jumped from a Telegraph Avenue apartment window. Witnesses Kenneth D. Tavalin, Ronald E. Ayer, and Francis D. Turner described Cox's fluctuating grip on reality before the fatal fall. The incident occurred about four hours after ingestion.
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