Gangland Slaying in Revere Marks 36th in 2 Years
In Revere Massachusetts Boston man Joseph Chico Amico 27 was killed by a volley of armor piercing rifle fire from two cars passing his vehicle near a prior gangland killing. James Kerns 28 of Boston faced charges as accessory after the fact.
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Joseph (Chico) Amico
Boston
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James Kerns
Kansas Auto Insurance Rates Jump Across 187 Firms
The Kansas Insurance Department reports an average 9.4 percent rise in liability and 1.1 percent in auto physical damage for policies written by 187 firms. Commissioner Frank Sullivan cites higher crash costs and notes 29 percent of Kansas auto business is with these firms. Rates vary by vehicle, driver age, and coverage with typical city rates shown for new Chevrolets Fords and Plymouths.
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Kansas
Kansas Insurance Department
Frank Sullivan
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Association
Sullivan
Crawford County
Emporia
Manhattan
Salina
Hutchinson
Johnson County
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Leavenworth County
Wichita
Weather Summary For Topeka And Kansas
Area forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies tonight and a cooler night with a low in the middle 40s. Thursday will be mostly clear to partly cloudy with a high in the 55 to 60 range. In eastern Kansas low clouds fog and scattered rain are expected, with a push of heavier showers along the eastern third as a low pressure area moves from southeast Colorado eastward through the state.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau Today
Kansas
Colorado
Rogers resigns as Parson's Labette welfare chief to join Mid-America
Norman D. Rogers, Labette County welfare director since 1962, resigns and will become an economic planner for Mid-America Inc. on Jan. 1. Mid-America, an industrial development group, recently received a $55,000 EDA grant for planning in nine southeast Kansas counties. Rogers, 38, previously served as Franklin County welfare case supervisor.
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Parsons
Kan
Norman D. Rogers
Labette County
Oswego
Rogers
Mid-America Inc
Mid-America
Kansas
Federal Economic Development Administration
Franklin County
Johnson Cites Viet Nam War Cost Surge to June
President Johnson says Viet Nam war costs through June will exceed prior projections by 9 to 10 billion dollars. He will seek a supplemental appropriation from Congress next month to cover the gap and may consider a 1967 tax increase.
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Auston, Tex
Johnson
Congress
Federal
Leading South Vietnamese Politician Killed in Saigon
In Saigon two gunmen on a motorcycle killed 58 year old Tran Van Van, a leading Constituent Assembly member and prominent landowner. One assailant confessed he was a Viet Cong terrorist. A youth named Vo Van En was seized and reportedly confessed under questioning.
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U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Van
Constituent Assembly
North Viet Nam
Tan Son Nhut
Vo van En
South
Viet Nam
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Dien Bien Phu
Panhandle
Train crash on elevated line leaves 1 dead and 25 hurt
In Chicago during a rainstorm, two cars broke from an eight car southbound Jackson Park train and plunged 25 feet to the street below. One person died and 25 were injured as the rear car crushed onto its side and the next car toppled. The CTA noted 50 to 60 passengers were aboard the sparsely filled train en route to downtown.
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Indiana Avenue
41St Street
Chicago Transit Authority
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Warrant Served in Case Involving Ronnie Lock
Police served a warrant on Ronnie Lock charging contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He allegedly gave liquor to a 14 year old boy tied to juvenile court proceedings and was released without bond for probate court appearance at 1 30 p.m.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Report Log Update
Topeka AP reports a 24 hour period ending 9 am Wednesday shows 1966 traffic fatalities with 679 total. December 13 figures compared to 1963 period 617. Includes one previously unreported fatality.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fund Drive Status Shows Shortfall From Goal
Contributions to the United Fund totaled 18496 today, 4574 below the 23070 goal, with 2500 donations noted and ongoing drive efforts continuing to meet target.
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Urge More Work Urge More Work
Representatives of major Protestant and Orthodox churches urged Christians to work harder to overcome racial injustice poverty hunger war and disunity within the household of God The National Council of Churches assembly praised growing solidarity among denominations and urged action to demonstrate faith in fresh ways.
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Miami Beach
Fila
National Council of Churches
General Assembly
Assembly
Jesus Christ
Kansas highway plan calls for 680 million spend
Lawrence AP reports J Rex Duwe proposes a 680 million state highway program financed by a 22 year vehicle tax increase to build a lasting freeway system. He argues current funding lags behind national averages, cites low per vehicle fees, and says the plan would reduce upkeep costs, shorten trips and improve safety.
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Kan
Kansas
J. Rex Duwe
Lucas
Northwest Division
Duwe
Kansas Chamber Backs Highway Revenue Increase and Local Tax Authority
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce endorsed raising highway revenues to fund major arterial improvements and speeding statewide projects. It also backed giving cities and counties power to levy sales or income taxes with local voter approval and urged further policy actions on education, economic development, law obedience, tax exemptions study, water studies, and manpower training.
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Topeka
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Great Bend
State
School Foundation
Legislative Council
Kansas
Sinks RECIFE Landing Craft Kills Nine Brazilian Marines
The Brazilian navy reports a landing craft carrying more than 30 marines sank during maneuvers near Recife on Tuesday, resulting in nine deaths.
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Recife
Brazil
Pearl Harbor 25th anniversary recalls deadly surprise
The Pearl Harbor attack is remembered twenty five years on with oil still seeping from the sunken Arizona and a memorial standing over the ship. Survivors recount the sudden onslaught that left 2 409 dead and 1 102 officers and men aboard the battleship crew remains. The 110 minute raid plunged the US into World War II and reshaped naval power. Survivors like Gene Lindsey recall the explosion and the lost fleet, while observers note the harbor now hosts far fewer ships but enduring memory of that day.
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Hawaii
Arizona
U.S. Navy
Gene Lindsey
Jefferson City
Lindsey
Chew
Battleship Row
Ford Island
Korea
United States
St Paul Man Found Dead at Home in Ellinwood Visit
Frank Windel 82 was found dead at his St Paul home about 7 15 pm by a visiting daughter. An Erie doctor acting coroner attributed death to a heart attack and placed the time at about two hours earlier. Windel lived alone and his body was moved to Carson Funeral Home for burial in Ellinwood where he formerly lived.
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ST. Paul
Frank Windel
Erie
Windel
Carson Funeral Home
Ellinwood
Intercepted Letter Highlights Kansas Growth Idea
Intercepted note praises highly accelerated vocational training and super highways to boost Kansas. It mentions a Wednesday December 7 date and a free ham and coffee offer, directing readers to Kress's Classified ad on page 18 of today's Tribune.
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Kress
Today’s Tribune
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