Riots Over Talk Stun Madras in Hindi Language Clash
In south India police and army suppressed anti Hindi demonstrations as riots spread from Madras State to Kerala Mysore Andhra and Bengal. At least 50 killed in three days including four in Pondicherry when a railway station burned and ten in Pollachi Coimbatore. protesters demand Tamil protection and reject imposition of Hindi as official.
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New Delhi
India
Madras
Kerala
Mysore
Andhra
Bengal
Pondicherry
Pollachi Coimbatore
Chennimalai
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Cox of Lola Heads Grain Inspection
Gov. William H. Avery named Royal R. Cox of Lola as director of the State Grain Inspection Department. Cox, ex Allen County Republican chairman and former grain businessman, fills a vacancy after Martin Kiger moved to the State Department of Administration. He is son of Roy W. Cox, previously Highway Director under Gov. Carlson and early Arn years.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Royal R. Cox
Lola
State Grain Inspection Department
Cox
Allen County
Martin Kiger
Avery
State Department of Administration
Cok
Roy W. Cox
Frank Carlson
Edward F. Arn
Johnson names Mann to undersecretary post at State Dept
President Johnson announced a reshuffle at the State Department naming Averell Harriman as ambassador at large and Thomas C. Mann as undersecretary for economic affairs. Mann, currently assistant secretary for inter American affairs, will take the No. 3 post. Harriman will move to ambassador at large.
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Washington
Johnson
State Department
Averell Harriman
Thomas C. Mann
Mann
Harriman
Heavy Snow Covers Kansas With Deep Winter Snow
Topeka AP reports a major winter storm dumped heavy snow across Kansas with 13 to 18 inches in several areas and up to 21 inches in nearby Nebraska towns. Weatherman cites heavy moisture content and hope for benefits from the snowfall.
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Topeka
Kansas
Belleville
Concordia
Washington County
Fairbury
Neb
Crete
Lincoln
Richard Garrett
Winter Storms Cause Wide Damage Across Nation
Storms bringing tornadoes and blizzards left extensive damage from Texas to Alabama. Three Alabama deaths, 17 injured, and heavy snowfalls in Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Minnesota. Omaha and Lincoln buried under record snow while western Tennessee faced flash flooding.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Texas
Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Memphis
Intercepted Letter Warns of War’s Terrible Face
A fragmentary intercepted note to Cha laments war as terrible in any form whether aggressor defense liberation preventive or retaliatory. The brief text ends with a signature Yours.
Two Year Old Girl Severely Burned in Home Accident
Fawn Marie Wood, two, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wood Jr of 117 South Central, suffered severe facial and arm burns after tumbling from a high chair onto an open flame stove at home yesterday. She was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital after transport by police. The burns occurred about 3 15 p.m.
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Fawn Marie Wood
Kenneth Wood Jr
S. Central
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jimmy Dorsey Band Stranded After Bus Crash Near Marion
Members of the Jimmy Dorsey band and singer Marilyn Mitchell spent a quiet night at the Elgin Hotel after their bus skidded off U.S. 77 ten miles north of Marion Kansas. Leader Lee Castle and manager Sam Collura suffered minor bruises and praised local fan Everett Burkhead who offered help and kept them entertained during the delay.
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Marion
Kan
Jimmy Dorsey
Elgin Hotel
U.S. 77
Here
Marilyn Mitchell
Wellington
Lincoln
Neb
Lee Castle
Sam Collura
Miss Mitchell
Collura
Everett Burkhead
West Drinkers Favor Black Coffee More Than East
Washington AP The Pan American Coffee Bureau reports Westerners are three times as likely as Easterners to drink coffee straight without cream or sugar. U.S. coffee drinkers total 107 million, consuming 2.9 billion pounds of coffee last year, with 39 percent liking both sugar and milk, 19 percent milk only, 11 percent sugar only, and 31 percent straight. West shows 45 percent black, East 15 percent.
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Washington
Pan American Coffee Bureau
America
Bureau
United States
West
East
Talks urged as bombing and raids continue in Vietnam
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant proposed talks to prepare for formal negotiations on a settlement in Vietnam. In South Vietnam Da Nang air base defenders, after raids on North Vietnam, killed five Viet Cong and captured ten. U S Air Force pilots reported the latest strikes across the 17th parallel a success despite cloudy weather. The raid involved about 160 American and South Vietnamese planes, with three Navy jet fighters lost and one pilot captured. Damaged areas included Chan Hoa and Chap Le staging grounds, with aircraft from Hancock Ranger and Coral Sea involved.
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U Thant
da Nang
U.S
Bien Hoa
Pleiku
North
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Chan Hoa
Chap le
Dong Hoi
7Th Fleet
Hancock
Ranger
Coral Sea
da Nang Air Base
Urban Job Corps center aids dropouts with second chance
In Astoria Oregon George Howard and James Miles inspire with improved attitudes as the Tongue Point center blends classroom study with vocational training under University of Oregon leadership. Philco contract drives the program while Douglas Olds oversees reading writing and arithmetic. The effort aims for 1 250 enrollees focusing on automotive marine and electronics skills as instructors give unusually personal attention and students express bright hopes for college and career.
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George Howard
Butler
Job Corps Training Center
Old Tongue Point Naval Station
James Miles
Oakland
Calif
George
James
Johnson
University of Oregon
Philco Corp
Douglas Olds
Oregon
Miles
Olds
Dock Pact Rejected by Longshoremen Union
The International Longshoremen's Association rejected a full settlement offer ending the 33 day dock strike but ordered longshoremen to return to work in all ports except Miami and Galveston. Teddy Gleason announced back to work in Atlantic and Gulf ports where agreements already existed. Shippers accepted the mediator’s overall back to work plan while talks continue.
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Washington
International Longshoremen’s Association
South Atlantic
West Gulf
Miami
Galveston
Thomas W
Teddy) Gleason
Afl-Cio Union
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Dugan Hospitalized After Stroke at Home
F. H. Dugan, 101 S. Plum mer, was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital today after suffering an apparent stroke at his home. He is a retired salesman.
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F. H. Dugan
S. Plummer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Missing $25 report after benefit game at junior college gym
David Fehr reports $25 taken from his billfold last night in the junior college gym dressing room after a charity basketball game sponsored by the Optimist Club. He filed the police report at 10:45 after discovering the loss following the game.
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David Fehr
S. Malcolm
Optimist Club
Space Switch Engine Sets Record in Space Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Tran 3A stage, a 15-foot space switch engine, achieved the first triple ignition in space, changed orbit three times and released two satellites during a 4 hour 22 minute flight. Gen Joseph Bleymaier said the test proved a versatile orbital flight capability for military space operations. The transtage is the third stage of the Tran 3A rocket central to the DoD program.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Defense Department
Reagan speaks at Fifth District Lincoln Day dinner
Ronald Reagan addressed Independence Kansas crowd urging victory in Vietnam and discussing a possible California governorship. He urged party unity and criticized current policy. Other speakers, luncheon events, and a sell-out banquet highlighted a busy Lincoln Day program with focus on district redistricting plans and county additions.
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Independence
Kan
United States
Viet Nam
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Fifth District
California
Richard Nixon
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