U S Planes Blast North Viet Nam Areas
U S Air Force planes struck Dien Bien Phu and Nam Dinh oil storage tanks near Hanoi in separate missions. Ground operations killed about 120 Viet Cong with eight captured. helicopters damaged and one crash noted near Cheo Reo and Soc Trang. Officers reported minimal damage and all pilots returned safely.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
Soc Trang
Hanoi
Nam Dinh
North
Viet Nam
Oriskany
Provincetown Debates Beatniks Definition
Provincetown officials consider a ban on beatniks impractical as no legal definition exists. Town Clerk McCaffrey notes you cannot ban beatniks unless they break the law. Residents report an annual influx labeled beat, with critics calling the crowd a nonworking, bathing-averse element.
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Provincetown
Mass
Cape Cod
William McCaffrey
Evelyn Bent
New York
Greenwich Village
Boston
McCaffrey
Two Thefts Reported in Local Area
Police logged two theft reports and a suspected housebreaking yesterday. Mrs. Charles Wolfe reported a missing transistor radio from her home at 802 South Malcolm. Glen Niver said a red and white saddle blanket, a grease gun, two cases of motor oil, and two five gallon gasoline cans were stolen from his garage. Officers noted nothing else taken at 823 South Garfield where the resident was away and left a key with another person who found the house in disarray with beer cans. sheriff’s office alerted.
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Charles Wolfe
S. Malcolm
Glen Niver
R. 2
Sheriff's Office
S. Garfield
Traffic Accident Kills Liberal Man
Lib eral Kansas residents report Charles Tice about 40 killed when stepping from a roadsweeper into the path of a wheat truck driven by Mrs. Paul Slatten of Kismet. Dust from the sweeper obscured Tice's view at the moment of impact.
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Liberal
Kan
Charles Tice
Tice
Paul Slatten
Kismet
Intercepted Letter Reflects School Program Controversy
A fragment shows an intercepted letter complaining that a complex new school program troubles executives at brain factories. The note is signed Dear Cha and ends with a cordial closing.
Don Harlan Quits Police Department
City Manager R J Hayes announced the resignation of Don Harlan from the police department to pursue other employment. Don Morris, a former department member, has been hired to fill the vacancy.
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Don Harlan
Police Department
R. J. Hayes
Don Morris
Car Truck Crash Fatal Near Caney
The crash on U. S. 166 a mile east of Caney killed Joseph Utterback 41 of Wichita. His wife Betty 39 was seriously injured. Truck driver Ella Randall 27 of Havana Kan. had back injuries and was hospitalized. Her husband Dale 43 escaped injury. The Randalls were hauling two cows. one cow was killed.
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Caney, Kan
Caney
U. S. 166
Joseph
Utterback
Wichita
Betty
Caney Hospital
Ella M. Randall
Havana
Kan
Dale
Randalls
Delaware Tucker Dies in Berryville Car Crash
Eureka Springs Arkansas Deputy Sheriff Don Foster reports Delmer S. Tucker 68 bought a car at Berryville Ark Thursday. Within four hours he lost control on a curve and was killed in the crash.
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Eureka Springs, Ark
Don Foster
Eureka Springs
Delmer S. Tucker
Tucker
Berryville
Ark
Fireworks Legal Move in Chanute Shifts to July Fifth
Chanute officials say fireworks may be discharged legally within city limits on Monday July 5 instead of July 4 because the 4th falls on Sunday. The hours shift from midnight July 3 to midnight July 4 to midnight July 4 to midnight July 5, aligning with state regulations for this year.
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Chanute
Weather Today and Holiday Skies Across Kansas
The region faces scattered showers from a moving cold front with a hot humid air mass. In Topeka the forecast calls for mild temperatures with highs in the 80s to 90s and overnight lows from the 50s to 70s as a front sweeps through the northeast.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Higher Rates Approved for Assigned Risk Auto Insurance
In Topeka Kansas the state insurance commissioner Frank Sullivan approved higher rates for assigned risk automobile liability insurance. The policy aimed at drivers denied coverage by normal markets now carries an average increase of 11.4 percent.
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Topeka
Kansas
Frank Sullivan
Ward Heads Jaco Board and Unified School District
Robert D. Ward was elected president of Unified School District No. 413 and chairman of the Neosho County Community Junior College Board of Trustees in separate meetings. The boards organized, names and terms were set, and actions included creating a 320000 dollar capital outlay fund, budget prep, bonds, and designated depositories.
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Jaco Board
Unified School
Robert D. Ward
Board of Education
Neosho County Community Junior College
Board of Unified District No. 413
Howard
Board of Trustees of
Neosho County
Board of Trustees
Unified
District Board of Education
Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Tiros 10 Cameras Set to Record Storm Action
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Tiros 10 weather satellite circles the globe ready to record hurricanes typhoons and storms over a wide area Its cameras will provide the most comprehensive coverage of a storm season yet Launched atop a Delta rocket the 290 pound satellite will transmit over 400 photos daily covering about 80 percent of the earth Ground controllers aim to optimize its view of hurricane spawning grounds in the Atlantic Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico The Weather Bureau bought three satellites in 1963 for about 7 million and plans a 1966 operational system with first cloud pictures due weekend
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Tiros 10
U.S. Weather Bureau
Delta
Florida
Douglas Delta
Atlantic
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
92nd Old Soldiers Sailors Reunion Week at Erie
Erie hosts a full week of events July 12 to 19 for the 92nd Old Soldiers and Sailors Reunion. Everett Shields announces activities including pony pulling July 13 and band concerts July 14 and 17, kids events, bean night July 16, and dances at the Legion hall. Cherokee Amusements operates on Main Street all week.
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Old Soldiers, Sailors
Erie
Old Soldiers and Sailors
City Park
Courthouse Square
the Legion Hall
Legion Hall
Holiday observance alters city schedule and events
A three day Independence Day weekend prompts office closures and a general holiday closing. An American Legion baseball tournament runs Saturday through Monday and a public fireworks display is set for Monday at City Park. The Tribune will not publish. only Sunday mail service on Monday.
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American Legion
City Park
the Tribune
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log Sees July 3 1965 Count
Kansas traffic death log lists 294 fatalities in the 24 hours ending 9 am Friday July 3 1965 in Topeka and surrounding area. Comparable 1964 period shows 301 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Driver Held After Accident Near Evergreen and Ash
Police arrested Ira Herndon 54 of 602 S Highland on charges of driving while intoxicated failing to yield right of way and driving with inadequate brakes after a collision at Evergreen and Ash about 3:45 pm yesterday. He is in city jail awaiting hearing or bond. The crash involved Herndons 1948 Plymouth and a Summers taxi 1956 Plymouth driven by Robert L Harmon 24 of 917 Washington. Estimated damage was 150 to the taxi and 50 to the Herndon car.
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Ira Herndon
S. Highland
Evergreen
Ash
Herndon
Robert L. Harmon
Washington
First Session of Legislature Held in Kansas 110 Years Ago
Topeka marks the 110th anniversary of Kansas first legislative ses sion at Pawnee near Ft. Riley. Pro slavery forces dominated the five day meeting, adjourned July 6 1865, and the next session sat at Shawnee Mission. The Pawnee building, now a Kansas Historical Society landmark, has a long post session history and was restored with Union Pacific support in 1928.
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Kansas
Topeka
Pawnee
Ft. Riley
Kansas Prairies
Andrew H. Reeder
Missouri
Shawnee Mission
Missouri State Line
The
Kansas State Historical Society
Gov. Reeder
the Historical Society
Johnson County
Thousands expected to tour Independence Hall weekend
Philadelphia visitors will tour the red brick Independence Hall on Chestnut Street where the Declaration of Independence was signed 189 years ago. The site attracts over two million yearly visitors including heads of state. U S Attorney General Katzenbach will speak at Monday ceremonies marking the 1776 summer.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Independence Hall
Ington
Abraham Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Nicholas Deb Katzenbach
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Smoke Inhalation Fatal to Woman in Kansas City Fire
Mrs. Leone H. Baum, 60, died from smoke inhalation in a fire in her apartment at the 11 story Twin Oaks building. An alert passer by flagged down a police officer, and firefighters arrived to find three building maintenance men near control. Fire chief Joseph Connor said the blaze likely started from a cigarette and that the alarm was not turned in until 20 minutes after discovery.
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Kansas City
Leone H. Baum
Twin Oaks
Joseph Connor
Battalion
Connor
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Chauncey Aden
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Cha
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Buford Fisher
Evelyn Woodruff
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Joe Balch
Fisher
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Morley
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Tiros
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George L. Hendricks American Legion Post
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