Two Minor Accidents Reported by Neosho County Sheriff
Neosho county sheriff's office reported two minor wrecks on Friday. The first occurred at 1 50 p m three miles west of St Paul on K57 involving a 1963 Dodge truck driven by Harley McReynolds 48 of Parsons and a 1959 Diamond T tractor driven by William Alexander 32 of El Dorado. Only damage was to the truck estimated at 100 dollars. The second crash happened at the Erie fairgrounds when a 1953 Buick driven by Lloyd E Myers 62 of Chanute backed into a parked 1964 Ford Falcon owned by Mrs Ester Watkins Erie.
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Parsons
William Alexander
el Dorado
Becker and Sons, Emporia
Erie
Lloyd E. Myers
Ester Watkins
Greeks Face New Crisis as Stephanopoulos Fails Bid
Athens AP report states Center Union deputies vote 120 to 18 against allowing Stephanos Stephanopoulos to form a new Greek government. King Constantine faces a fresh challenge after Papandreou era clashes over military control and political power.
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Noted Yugoslav Writer Denied Lecturer Reinstatement
Mihajlo Mijahlov, a Yugoslav author who criticized the Soviet Union, was denied reinstatement as a lecturer at Zadar University. Officials upheld his nine month prison sentence from April for alleging Soviet camps and genocide before the Germans.
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Yugoslavia
Mihajlo Mijahlov
Soviet Union
Zadar University
Wichita Man Killed in Pickup Truck Crash
Roy Nalley, of Wichita, died when a pickup struck a bridge rail on a county road north of Wichita. Two other occupants, Perry Beals, 36, and Marguerite White, 41, were injured. Nalley’s was the weekend’s only Kansas traffic fatality.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Roy Nalley
Perry Beals
Marguerite White
Nalley
Kansas
March Protest Group Votes For Capitol March
In Washington a protest assembly forming the Assembly of Unrepresented People adopts a declaration of peace against Viet Nam war and votes to march to the Capitol despite police warnings. About 350 attend the meeting, with some participants later picketing the White House. police report 35 arrests.
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Clay Center Man Dead at 100
Justin H. Kerby a Clay County business and political figure dies at 100. Born near Wakefield May 6 1865 he served as deputy county clerk and county clerk as a Populist in the 1890s later became a Democratic leader in a Republican county. He retired as president of the People's National Bank in 1942 and ran a securities business. survived by son Warren Kerby two grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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Kan
Justin H. Kerby
Clay County
Wakefield
Kerby
People’s National Bank
Warren H. Kerby
Stab Wound Kills Driver in Kansas City
Harold Joseph Hatch, 29, died from a chest stab wound after being stabbed by his brother in law Sires Stigger 20. Hatch fled in a speeding car that crashed into a tree. autopsy confirmed the stab wound. Stiggar held on $5,000 bond for a preliminary hearing on second degree murder set for Aug. 17.
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Kansas City
Harold Joseph Hatch
Hatch
Sires Stigger
Woman slain in Wichita shooting spree ends in chase
A 22 year old Washington woman, Mrs. Donald Ray Downing, was shot dead while sitting on a parked motorcycle in Wichita. Police nabbed 33 year old Robert Moffitt after a high speed chase, charging him with first degree murder.
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Donald Ray Downing
Washington
Robert Moffitt
Downing
Elijah Barber Sr
Sedan
Kan
Lucretia Brown
Moffitt
Jet Crashes Near St. Louis Injuring Home Occupant
National Guard F100 trainer crashed near St. Louis as wreckage struck a Bridgeton home. Pilot 1st Lt. Frederick Moore parachuted to safety with minor scratches. Occupant Mrs. Robert Crowder hospitalized for shock. eyewitness Capt. Herbert Dameron reported the aircraft at about 1000 feet when the engine quit.
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National Guard
Frederick Moore
Robert Crowder
Bridgeton
Army
Herbert Dameron
Florissant
Cameron
Moore
Airmen Injured In Crash Near Sherman Texas
Two Perrin Air Force Base airmen were seriously injured when their light plane struck a power line and crashed two miles west of Sherman Texas on Sunday night. Injured were Airman 2C Roger L. Smith 22 of Delphos Kansas and Tommy D. Modrall 20 of Mount Pleasant Texas.
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