Fire destroys Full Gospel Church. Neosho endures third weekend blaze
Neosho Missouri suffered its third major weekend fire in six weeks as the Full Gospel Church burned Sunday with an estimated loss of 35000. Fire Chief Jim Littlefield noted the shell was saved and found no arson evidence while Pastor Fred Grimsley recalled leaving the church shortly before the blaze and the sermon topic God With Us.
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Neosho
Full Gospel Church
Jim Littlefield
Big Spring Inn
Traffic Fire Kills 4 in Indianapolis
A massive traffic crash in Indianapolis caused a semitrailer to jackknife and explode, killing four people. Thousands fled as flaming gasoline poured into a storm sewer, four other vehicles burned, and eight schools evacuated. The tanker driver survived severely burned and Marion County General Hospital treated him.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Civil Defense
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Ralph Smith
Marion County General Hospital
Weather Goe s Unseasonably Warm With Fair Skies
AREA FORECAST: Generally fair and unseasonably warm tonight and Tuesday. High Tuesday middle 60s. Low tonight middle 30s. TOPEKA Mostly fair skies and continued unseasonably warm temperatures Tuesday. Top readings today 60 to 65 with little change. lows tonight 25 to 30 northwest to mid 30s southeast. Record highs for the date set at Salina 64 and Lawrence 62.
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Weather Bureau
Salina
Lawrence
Kansas
Goodland
Garden City
Emporia
Chanute
Pvius Olathe
Forbes Air Force Base
Three Sailors Stabbed by Four Teens in Boston Subway
In Boston a transit station clash left three sailors stabbed by four youths. The victims Maurice Ghirardelli 20 Clinton Ohio and Robert Tomlinson 19 Florence C were listed in dangerous condition with multiple stab wounds. Thomas Nelson 21 radioman Massey was treated at Chelsea Naval Hospital. The four attackers fled as police pursued them.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Maurice Ghirardelli
Clinton
Ohio
Robert Tomlinson
Florence
C. Ghirardelli
Wasp
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Massey
Thomas Nelson
Chelsea Naval Hospital
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Nelson
Kennedy disputed book eyed as best seller
An intercepted letter suggests widespread press attention for the Kennedy titled work. Analysts anticipate strong sales given the controversy and public interest.
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Kennedy
Tribune Phone Contact Notice
Contact details advise dialing HE 1 3400 after 6 PM if the Tribune cannot be reached by phone. The note emphasizes obtaining a number for after hours access.
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Tribune
Lt Kyle Transferred To Wichita Area
Lt Byron Kyle of the highway patrol has been transferred to the Wichita area effective February 1. He has served at the 4th division headquarters since April 1964. The Kyle residence is 910 South Plummer.
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Byron Kyle
Highway Patrol
Wichita
J. H. Reeves
Kyle
4Th Division
S. Plummer
U.N. Backing Sought for Vietnam Cease-Fire Talks
The United States asked U Thant to take steps toward talks on a Vietnam cease-fire. U Thant is already seeking a cease-fire and will study the U.S. request closely. Ambassador Goldberg pledged full U.S. cooperation, citing Geneva 1954 and 1962 as a basis for a settlement.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
Vietnam
Thant
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Johnson
U S Warplanes Bomb Ha Gia Fuel Storage Near Hanoi
U S warplanes attacked the Ha Gia fuel storage area 14.5 miles north of Hanoi as clearing weather returned to the Red River Valley. Seven flight groups participated in the raid while initial pilot reports said all ordnance hit the target area.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Red River Valley
Ha Gia
North Vietnam
Panhandle
United States
Kansas Vocational Ed appeals cuts in 1968 budget
Topeka AP reports an appeal of sharp cuts in Kansas Board for Vocational Education requests for 1968. The agency seeks 2,990,457 in operating funds and 7,073,617 in local aid. the budget director trims to 2,514,822 and 3,794,596 respectively, with state aid below current levels.
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Topeka
Kansas Board For Vocational Education
New Toys Entertain as Gifts Grow More Complex
Toys for children this year range from interactive parlor games with three dimensional play to talking dolls and miniature households. The market also features Thing Makers Creepy Crawlers and race sets while GI Joe gear fades slightly. Safety fun imagination and age appropriate play guide shoppers in a crowded toy market.
Traffic Fatalities Log Report From Topeka 1966
Topeka records show a 48 hour traffic death log ending 9 a.m. Monday December 4 1966 with 33 fatalities, compared to 63 in 1965 for the same period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Shooting Report Near Ashby Street Leaves Questions
Peace officers probed a shooting at 1810 S Ashby early Sunday with no arrests. James Drum was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital for three .22 caliber bullets in his right leg. four weapons were removed from the Drum home as investigators pursued possible charges. Kenneth Stroup reported the incident. Lige Matlock and Robert Pennington stated the family has not yet assisted with charges. The investigation continued with no definite charges yet filed.
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S. Ashby
James Drum
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Stroup
Lige Matlock
Robert Pennington
Drum
Pennington
Matlock
State Traffic Fatal to 4 On Weekend
Four people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. Emporia State College student Steve Dearden, 22, of Reno, was killed in a two car crash north of Emporia, with four other handicapped students injured. In Wichita Claudine Carson, 17, died when a car struck a bridge railing on I 35, companion Katy Scott, 17, critically injured. Douglas resident Lester Cathcart, 21, died in a two car collision south of Wichita. Ethel Kyner, 63, died after being struck in Leavenworth Friday night.
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Steve Dearden
Seon
Kan
Emporia
Emporia State
Claudine Carson
Wichita
Interstate 35
Katy Scott
Lester Cathcart
Douglas
Ethel Kyner
Leavenworth
Kennedy Book Dispute Seeks Out-of-Court Settlement
Spokesmen for Harper and Row and Look magazine say talks to resolve the Kennedy family publication dispute over The Death of a President continue. William Manchester defends his work while Mrs. Kennedy seeks to block publication citing privacy and copyright claims. A Dec. 27 hearing is set on the suit filed by Mrs. Kennedy.
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Kennedy
William Manchester
John F. Kennedy
Harper & Row, Publishers Inc
The
New York Times
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Manchester
Look Magazine Sunday
Look Magazine
Mrs. Kennedy
Harper & Row, Inc
Look
Driver Is Fined After DWI Charged
Ernest C. Anderson of Iola was fined 175 dollars in City Court after a Kansas Highway Patrol arrest at 12:20 a.m. Sunday three miles south of Earlton on US 169. He was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and transporting an open container, with 150 dollars for the driving count and 25 dollars for possession.
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Ernest C. Anderson
Iola
Kansas Highway Patrol
Earlton
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