Bail Denied For H. Rap Brown On Federal Gun Charge
U S commissioner refuses to reduce 25000 bail for H Rap Brown SNCC chairman jailed on federal charge carrying a carbine across state lines He must post bail to assure appearance at Friday hearing Assistant U S Attorney cited speeches Brown allegedly made in Dayton and Cambridge as grounds for keeping bail Kept in jail over the weekend Brown called himself a political prisoner and condemned his confinement as political punishment
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New York
H. Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Earley W. Bishopp
Brown
U.S
Stephen E. Kaufman
Dayton
Ohio
Cambridge
SNCC
William M. Kunstler
Kaufman
Kunstler
New Haven Police Kept On Duty After Citywide Disturbances
Mayor Richard C. Lee ordered all police to stay on duty after two nights of disturbances in New Haven. By 5 a.m. today police arrested 175 more, bringing the two night total to 228 with looting and minor fires reported. He kept police on 24 hour alert and declared a state of emergency with an 8 p.m. curfew.
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New Haven, Conn
Richard C. Lee
New Haven
Lee
Congress Avenue
Hill
Harrelson Released by Finley After Athletics Shakeup
Kansas City Athletics first baseman Ken Harrelson was unconditionally released by owner Charles Finley amid a weekend club shakeup. Reliever Lew Krausse was suspended and fined $500. Jack Aker also fined $250 for curfew violation as Finley fired manager Al Dark. Harrelson denied a critical statement and said he would consider other teams.
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Kansas City
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
al Dark
Finley
Lew Krausse
Harrelson
Baltimore
Jack Aker
Associated Press
Washington
Buddy Carter
WHB
Intercepted Letter Acknowledges Finley’s Actions
An intercepted letter to Cha states that owner Finley’s actions will not jeopardize the A’s league standing. The note asserts optimism about the team’s position despite unspecified actions.
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Finley
A’s
Careless Driving Charged After City Collision
Police cited Steven D Bark er, 17, of 218 North Central for careless driving after his 1956 Chevrolet struck a parked 1955 Olds owned by Merle Kelly agency at Elm and Central around 10 10 a m. Damages were reported to the right front fender and bumper of Bark er’s car and the front bumper of the parked vehicle. Barker said he was reaching for the radio when the accident occurred.
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Steven D. Barker
N. Central
Elm and
Central
Merle Kelly
Barker
Juco Enrollment Dates Set for Neo Sho County College
Freshmen enrollment at Neo Sho County Community Junior College will be held in the Little Theater on August 29 and 30. Sophomore enrollment is scheduled for August 28, 29 and 30.
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Neosho County
Romney Tops Johnson In Poll
The Associated Press reports two polls show President Johnson trailing Gov. George Romney of Michigan and tied with a Rockefeller Reagan ticket. Gallup has Romney at 49 to 41 Johnson with 1 percent undecided. Harris has a 50 50 tie between Rockefeller Reagan and Johnson.
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Associated Press
Johnson
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Romney
Louis Harris
Newsweek
Harris
Rockefeller
East
Midwest
Far West
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N.J
Kansans vote records show Senate roll call positions
AP reports Kansas members of Congress with voting tallies on recent measures. Amendments on Export-Import Bank financing to counter Communist nations failed or advanced with party lines noted, and US aid and social programs faced adoption votes.
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Kansas
Congress
Senate
Dirksen
B-Ill
Carlson
Pearson
Cooper
R-Ky
Senate Committee On
Carlson and
Jackson
D-Wash
Defense Department
Reds Hit Hanoi Area in Near-Record Air Strikes
U S warplanes pounded North Vietnam in near record numbers Sunday and Monday with B52s and fighters in the HanoiHaiphong area. A MIG 17 was shot down by a SAM while several formations targeted the Ha Gia railroad yard near Hanoi as U S forces reported 179 missions on Sunday amid rising warnings for civilians and troops ahead of Vietnamese elections.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
America
Robin Olds
Washington, D.C
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Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Air Force
Haiphong
Ha Gia
Thai Nguyen
Two Navy Jets Reported Down Near Red China Border
The Pentagon says two A6A jets from the USS Constellation are missing after crossing the North Vietnam border to evade enemy missiles during an early air strike on Duc Noi railroad yards near Hanoi. Crews are unconfirmed. weather and MIG activity are cited as factors.
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Washington
Pentagon
China
North Vietnam
Constellation
Carrie
Duc Noi
Hanoi
Tary George Christian
Peking
United States
Johnson
Vietnam-China
Congress
U.S
Christian
Report backs claims cigarette smoking is a hazard
The Public Health Service and Congress advance the smoking danger. A Sunday government report affirms the 1964 surgeon general findings that cigarette use raises lung cancer and other diseases. Senate hearings will probe hazards with witnesses including Robert Strickman on a new filter and Columbia University’s rights deal.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Congress
PHS
U.S
Senate Commerce Committee
Robert L. Struckman
Columbia University
Strickman
Week's Schedule Of C of C Meetings
Four Chanute area chamber of commerce committees set meetings this week. The legislative panel meets 3 p.m. Wednesday in the chamber office. Public relations meets 7 a.m. Thursday at Hart's Cafe. Water resources gathers 8 p.m. Thursday at the office. Oil and gas meets Friday noon at the Tioga Hotel. A Wednesday evening cookout by the ambassadors and membership committee is listed. The board of directors and committee chairmen hold a monthly meeting next Monday night.
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Chanute Area
Chamber
Hart’s
Water Resources Committee
Oil and Gas Committee
Tioga Hotel
Ambassadors
Banquet Turns Into Blazing Battle in Acapulco
A 25th anniversary copra growers union banquet in Acapulco erupted into a gun battle between rival factions. Twenty two people died and about one hundred were wounded as police and soldiers rounded up 184 suspects. The conflict involved union leaders Cesar del Angel and a large crowd outside the banquet hall.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Claudio Monreal
Copra Growers Union
Docking Plans Major Address After Vietnam Tour
Gov Robert Docking will report to the Great Plains Conference of Young Democrats in Topeka Saturday night about his Vietnam trip. He inspected pacification programs at the request of President Johnson and will return to Washington for debriefings with state, defense, and White House aides before resuming duties in Topeka.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Vietnam
Docking
Great Plains
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
Wisconsin
Iowa
Johnson
Saigon
Bangkok
Washington
State and Defense Departments
Hubert Humphrey
White House
Palm Springs Records Nation High Temperature
The nation's hottest reading Sunday reached 113 degrees in Palm Springs California while Roseau Minnesota reported a low of 32 this morning. The report highlights extreme regional temperatures across the United States.
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New York
Palm Springs
Calif
Roseau
Minn
Pleasant Kansas Weather With Warm Day and Scattered Showers
The Area Forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered thunderstorms mainly late afternoon and nighttime. Lows near 60 tonight and highs in the 80s or lower 90s yesterday in Kansas included 53 at Hutchinson and 63 at Concordia. A cold front moving into Kansas Tuesday or Tuesday night could raise thundershower chances.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Hutchinson
Concordia
Dodge City
Manhattan
Goodland
Plains
Christian Crusade at Place-Royster Stadium Tonight
Evangelist Lane Adams leads a pair of services at Place-Royster Stadium with 1,922 attendees Saturday and 2,091 Sunday. Inquirers stood at 53 Saturday and seven Sunday as the sermon titled What the Bible has to say about the end of the world airs tonight during Sunday School Night.
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Royster Stadium
Lane Adams
Inquirers
Kansas University
Cunningham
Adams
Cunningham Promotes Faith at Chanute Crusade
Attendance reached 12,389 in the first week of the Chanute Area Christian Crusade with 1,922 present at Royster Stadium Saturday night to hear Glenn Cunningham of Leon recount his miracle rise from a gas explosion injury. He credits faith for his milestone mile and urges enduring relationships with God.
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Christian Crusade
Crusade
Glenn Cunningham
Leon
Royster Stadium
Cunningham
Augusta
Chanute
Cuningham
Christ
Stevens County
Kansas
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