Five Die in Head On Crash Near Earlton on K47
Five persons died and five injured in a head on collision between a car and a pickup on highway K47 eleven miles southeast of here around 10 p m Sunday. Fatalities include Richard E Hazen 32 St Paul and Betty Elmore 15 St Paul in Hazen car plus Wilbur F Grant 60 Everton and his passengers, and Bobby Joe Vance 16 Walnut who died later at Neo sho Memorial Hospital.
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Here
Wilbur F. Grant
Everton
Richard E. Hazen
St. Paul
Tom Hazen
Betty Elmore
Bobby Joe Vance
Walnut
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jane Ann Grant
Helen Lindsey
William K. Lindsey
Floyd Williamson
Edwin Dillon
R. P. Jamerson
Springfield
Roadway Express Co
Earlton
James L. Smith
S. Cen
E. C. Bryant
Eric
Reddick
Chanute
Robison
Thayer
Humboldt
City
Richard Hazen
Alta Vista
Helen Marie Hill
Walnut Methodist Church
Glenn Amend
Glenwood Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Richard Eugene “Dick” Hazen
Chanute High School
Air Force
Bethel Methodist Church
Kimball
Richie
Portland
Ore
Steven
Rolla
Michelle
Roy Hazen
Warren Hazen
Galesburg
Buford Hazen
W. 3Rd
George Hazen
Guthrie
Okla
LeRoy Hazen
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Harold Thornton
Parsons
Don Ward
Betty Jean Elmore
Carl and
Grace Schweikhard Elmore
St. Paul High School
Peggy Carlson
Fredonia
Brian
Vicky) O’brien
S. Central
Carey
Nancy
Judy
Timmy
Danny
Harvey Elmore
George Clemans
Carson-Dick Funeral Home
Father of George Jackson Saddened by Burial Violence
Lester Jackson says he denounces Black Panther tactics at George Jackson's Mt. Vernon burial after San Quentin shooting. The father, a California postal worker, seeks a Kent State style inquiry into the incident and penal conditions, while chaos erupted when panthers attacked a photographer and cameras were damaged.
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MT. Vernon, Ill
Soledad
George Jackson
Lester Jackson
Pasadena
Calif
California
San Quentin Prison
San Quentin
Jackson
Ohio
Kent State University
Shotgun Killer Slays Policeman at San Francisco Station
In San Francisco a gunman with a 12 gauge shotgun burst into the Ingleside police station and fired through a bulletproof partition killing desk sergeant John V. Young and wounding Ellen Lipney. Officers then guarded the eight remaining stations as investigators pursued leads.
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San Francisco
Ingleside
John V. Young
Ellen Lipney
Young
Janes Nanz
Father's Gift Sewn Dress Becomes Bride's Gown in Kansas
Edward L. Hoegler, 55, a carpenter, has sewn two wedding gowns for his daughters. Michelle Hoegler's upcoming wedding will feature a gown he crafted, reflecting years of sewing since childhood along with other family garments.
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Kansas City, Kan
Michelle Hoegler
Edward L. Hoegler
Rosemary
Hoegler
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Family Note
An intercepted letter shows a personal message addressed to Cha and hints at a father who learned sewing while mending his own clothes, suggesting practical skills passed through generations.
Weather Forecast Fair Skies With Mild Cooling Tonight
Area forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change. Southerly winds diminish to 5 to 15 mph tonight, with a low around 60 to 65 and a high near 90 Tuesday. We expect near zero precipitation tonight and about 5 percent on Tuesday.
Driver License Tests Move To Wednesday In Chanute
Chanute driver license tests shift from Thursday to Wednesday starting Sept 1. The testing site within the Highway Patrol Division headquarters on West 14th will open at 8 30 a.m. The change aligns Division 4 workload adjustments for southeast Kansas.
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Chanute
Highway Patrol Division
West 14Th
Division
Kansas
Fire destroys Jayhawk Bowling Supply Co in Lawrence blaze
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Jayhawk Bowling Supply Co in downtown Lawrence early today. damages were estimated at 45000 dollars. A similar fire in the Merle Norman Cosmetic store nearby last week caused about 25000 dollars in damage with little harm to neighboring businesses.
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Lawrence
Kan
Jayhawk Bowling Supply Co
Jayhawk
Merle Norman Cosmetic
West German minesweeper unit ends WWII mine cleanup
Bonn reports the navy has abandoned clearing coastal World War II mines after 26 years. About 10,000 mines remain in North and Baltic Sea areas, but deteriorated batteries render old magnetic and acoustic mines inoperative. The program began in 1945 under Allied control, covering 1,400 square miles. the last mine was found and detonated in 1963.
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Bonn
Germany
Defense Ministry
Baltic Sea
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Elizabeth Hazen
Grand Forks
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Judy Edwards
Susan
Roy’ E. Hazen
Carson- Dick Funeral Home
St. Francis Catholic Church
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Joe Swift
Washington, D.C
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Anderson County
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Kansas City
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Topeka
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Robert Docking
Jim Shaffer
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Nathan F. Leopold
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