Bronx Gunman Kills Three In Massive Bronx Manhunt
Police hunted for Bobby Rogers alias Bobby Pugh, a 31 year old Bronx building superintendent, after a 30 caliber carbine spree killed three men ages 18 to 21 and wounded a fourth on East 138th Street. The suspect fled into a basement connecting three buildings as hundreds watched.
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New York
Bronx
Bronx Asst. Dist. Atty
Burton Roberts
Bobby Rogers
Bobby Pugh
Manuel Angel Figueroa
Efrain Castro
Jose Rivera
Roberts
Figueroa
Lincoln Hospital
Castro
Rivera
Rogers
Central Park
Angel Angelos
Tenesnent
East 138Th Street
Neosho Tax Collection Reaches Over Two Million
Erie report shows 1967 Neosho taxes collected by the county treasurer's office totaling 2,064,697.83 dollars. Tax clerk Patsy Peterson notes 1,458,880.86 dollars came in during the first-half period and 605,816.97 dollars in the second-half period to date.
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Erie
Neosho County
Patsy Peterson
Crash Victim Is Identified
The man killed in yesterday's train truck collision on US 75 west of here was James P. Finley 29 of New Orleans. Injured in the crash was J D Earl Hall 23 of New Orleans and listed in continued serious condition at Fredonia hospital.
Increase in Neosho Motor Vehicle Registration
Neosho county reports steady gains in vehicle registrations. Passenger car registrations reach 8 622 and truck registrations 3 826, up 222 and 188 respectively from the same date last year, according to county vehicle clerk Mrs. Connie Stegman.
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EMJE
Neosho County
Connie Stegman
Intercepted Letter Dewar Cha Sent To Chanute
Intercepted letter hints at political activity as numerous candidates pass through Chanute en route to Erie. Observers remark that politicians show strong interest in beans amid the travel and campaign bustle.
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Chanute
Erie
Strike worries dip into convention prep in Chicago
IBEW sources say top Democrats sought union HQ intervention to ease a 66 day Illinois Bell strike delaying the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Keenan and Freeman reportedly asked but were rebuffed as locals retain autonomous bargaining. The Aug 26 opener looms with essential communications gear stalled.
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Washington
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Joseph D. Keenan
IBEW _ international
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Chicago
Systems Council T4
IBEW
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
International
Council T4
Chicago Sun-Times
Keenan
Man Charged With Petty Larceny In City
Police arrested John Phillips 43 of 619 S Grant on petty larceny charges. He was held at the city jail pending hearing or bond. An officer report said Phillips was taken into custody after Arnold Scarberry 2042 N Central reported his billfold and a $143 payroll check were stolen last night and recovered.
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John Phillips
S. Grant
Phillips
Castoday
Arnold Scarberry
N. Central
Flood Area No Place For Tourists
London reports flood disaster in England's West Country as villagers clash with sightseers. Seven people died as torrential rains swelled rivers, bridges collapsed, and emergency crews aided by airlifted troops rushed to repairs.
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London
England
Somerset
Devon
Cornwall
West Country
Midlands
Trent
Leicester
Northampton
Weather forecast and temperatures for Kansas area
The area forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions with hot and humid weather through Saturday. Highs will reach the upper 90s with lows around 70 tonight. In Topeka, the Weather Bureau predicts little change with daytime highs in the 90s and nighttime lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Precipitation in the past 24 hours included Wakeeney 1.18 inches, Bellaire .72, Collyer 1.35, Burdette .74. Highs Thursday ranged from 91 at Dodge City to 99 at Wichita. overnight lows from 63 at Goodland to 73 at Pittsburg and Wamego.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Wakeeny
Bellaire
Collyer
Burdette
Dodge City
Wichita
Goodland
Pittsburg
Wamego
Pickets at Topeka Hospitals Raise Strike Tensions
Gov. Docking warned health workers could lose their jobs after five unexplained absences from duty. Court actions extended the injunction to maintain hospital operations as 34 psychiatric aides were fired and picket lines formed at Topeka State Hospital and the Kansas Neurological Institute.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Ron Baxter
Atty
Robert Sonderholm
Baxter
Docking
Emerson Stamps
Kansas Health Workers Union
Topeka State Hospitals
Kansas Neurological Institute
Alfred Paul Bay
Superin
Tendent
Topeka State Hospital
al Nemec
Vickers
Emerson Jamps
Kansas Health Workers Local 1271
Aflaid
American Federation of State
Soldier slain in Saigon by Viet Cong terrorist
In Saigon a terrorist shot and killed a U S soldier amid heightened fears of Viet Cong raids. Police and guards increased at the embassy and key targets as U S forces remained on high alert with reports of 11 000 enemy troops near the capital and more on the way.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
City Clerk Reports 44 Voters Registered Overnight
The city clerk's office registered 44 voters during last night's hours from 5 to 9. The office remains open until 9 tonight and again Monday and Tuesday nights before registration closes ahead of the August 6 primary.
What Little Girls Made of in a Spooky Orange Mansion
Three Newark girls aged 5, 7, and 9 were found safe after nearly 18 hours missing. They wandered from home, entered a deserted 14 room mansion and later walked a mile back home with an aunt from Orange locating them.
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Orange
N.J
Newark
Mary Louise Desens
Young Christians urge nonviolence at World Council assembly
At Uppsala the World Council of Churches assembly heard Young Christians call elders to end support for the status quo and pursue nonviolent social change. They said violence may be a last resort, and churches should help craft nonviolent strategies. A key Asian leader urged Christianity be indigenous to its country.
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Uppsala
Sweden
World Council of Churches Assembly
Assembly
Lakhasa de Mel
Calcutta
Church of India
Pakistan
Burma
Ceylon
Councils
General Assembly
World Council of Churches
Vatican
Faith and Order Commission
Council
Stolen 1959 Chevrolet Recovered Stripped in Field
A 1959 Chevrolet owned by Stephen Gray was recovered by Labette county authorities in a field near Parsons after being reported stolen. The car had broken down Monday and was missing when Gray returned yesterday. it had been stripped of parts and accessories.
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Stephen Gray
S. Evergreen
Parsons
Gray
Labette County
Officials Prepare For Biggest Trial In Tennessee
Memphis officials plan unprecedented security for the James Earl Ray trial for the King assassination. A voice and picture tape will be made of every attendee, newsmen will receive photo IDs, and Ray will enter a courtroom via an underground corridor to shield him from the public.
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Ises
Tennessee
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Shelby County Criminal Court
Ray
Presidential nominees face protests and ballot kicks
Wallace faced heckling by Upward Bound youths in North Dartmouth Mass as he qualified in Minnesota for ballot access. Humphrey urged readiness to reestablish relations with Red China though prospects look slim. McCarthy criticized administration for neglecting the poor, Agriculture Department countered his stance. Nixon defended internal change and barbed policy on inclusion while Rockefeller campaigned in New York then headed to Baltimore and Miami to court delegates.
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Wallace
George C. Wallace
American Independent Party
North
Dartmouth
Mass
Minnesota
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
China
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Baltimore
Miami
Chanute Merchants Plan Christmas in July Gala Parade
A group of Chanute merchants will stage a Christmas in July gala on Thursday featuring a parade and free prizes. An advertisement on page 6 of The Tribune outlines the event details.
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the Tribune Today
Boy Power Through Physical and Mental Fitness
A brief feature on the Boy Scouts of America promoting a program centered on physical training and mental discipline to build character and resilience among youth.
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B.S.A
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows 1968 Figures
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic deaths over the last 24 hours ending 9 am Friday record July 10 1968 state totals 314 compared with 317 for the corresponding 1967 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Six hurt slightly in two vehicle crashes at two intersections
At 4 15 p m yesterday six people sustained minor injuries in a collision between a car and a pickup at 19th and Edith. George A Gregory 67 of R 1 was alone in the pickup. Delores Shrum 24 of 215 St Ashby drove a car with four Shrum children. Police cited scratches and bruises. damages put at 350 for the Shrum car and total loss for the pickup. Visibility was poor at the intersection. At 9 15 a m today two cars collided at Main and Garfield injuring no one seriously. Patricia Markham 39 of 1309 S Highland and Patricia Black 18 of R 1 were involved. The Rambler and Pontiac sustained front fender damages.
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Edith
George A. Gregory
R. 1
Delores Shrum
St. Ashby
Mike
Kirk
Vicky
Sandra Shrum
Patricia Markham
S. Highland
Patricia Black
Main
Garfield
Markham
Thieves Take Irene Jail Cell During Jubilee
Police search for thieves who stole Irene's jail cell used in kangaroo court sessions during the July diamond jubilee celebration on July 16 17. Posters offer a 100 merchandise reward for the cell's return or capture of suspects.
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Irene, S.D
Irene
Giant Bug House at Riverside Insectary Reveals Hidden Lab
In Riverside California three barefoot researchers operate inside a locked quarantine laboratory surveying sealed insect samples from around the world. The 60 year old insectory guards against disease via decontamination showers after work. Dr. Fred Legner 34 leads fly control research across multiple countries.
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Riverside
Calif
University of California At Riverside
Quarantine Laboratory
United Nations
Fred Legner
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William H. Avery
U.S. Senate
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Old Soldiers and Sailors
Norfolk
Essex
Kent
E.s
Shawnee County
E. Newton Vickers
Health Workers Union
Barbara Ann Gatley
Colleen
Lillianna Race
Memphis, Tenn
Charles Holmes
William N. Morris
THE
Associated Press
McCarthy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Department of Agriculture
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