Four Yanks Killed By Red Guerrillas Near Saigon
In South Viet Nam four American servicemen died in two separate attacks. An Army major was killed in a daylight strike on a Roman Catholic village 10 miles northwest of Saigon. A jeep mine killed two Army officers and an Air Force airman 21 miles south of Saigon. Total U.S. combat deaths since December 1961 rose to 163. two Vietnamese soldiers with the major died or were captured. Names of the Americans withheld pending next of kin notices.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
South
Hanoi
Khanh
Ranger Moon Bound: Cape Kennedy Launchful of Moon Photo Plans
Cape Kennedy witnessed the Ranger 7 liftoff as it aimed for the moon on a quarter-million mile path to photograph potential Apollo landing sites for 1969. The Atlas Agena booster rose 104 feet tall, weighing 138 tons, and the flight began smoothly before vanishing from view after minutes.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Stevens Wins News Tip for Fire Related Report
Last week's tip from Elaine Stevens of Buffalo described a truck owned by Don Marple that caught fire due to faulty wiring and burned completely. A grass fire sparked by the blaze was extinguished by farmers. The Tribune offers a weekly $3 award for tips on unusual happenings and seeks calls to HE 1 4100, HE 1 2972, or HE 1 1417.
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Elaine Stevens
Buffalo
Don Marple
Tribune
The
Chanute
the Tribune
U S Oil Output In Slight Climb
U S oil production rose slightly last week with Oklahoma up 5 820 barrels daily and Kansas up 250. Average daily output reached 7 534 080 barrels, according to the Oil and Gas Journal, noting most states showed little change.
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Tulsa
Okla
U. S
Oklahoma
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Traffic Fatalities Log In Topeka July 1 1964 Toll
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Tuesday July 1 1964 showing 1 fatality, with 341 for comparable 1964 year and 316 for 1963. An AP wire brief notes daily totals in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Canute Man Not Drowned at Foss Reservoir Incident
Clarification shows Anthony Chervenko, 20, of Canute Oklahoma, was the drowning victim at Foss Reservoir near Clinton Oklahoma not from Chanute Kansas as earlier reported by another news service. The Associated Press confirmed the Canute residence and identity following inquiries.
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the Tribune
Associated Press
Canute
Okla
Anthony Chervenko
Foss Reservoir
Clinton
Oklo
Kan
Two Little Girls Try Horse Trading in Houston
In Houston Texas AP two sisters Liddie Bell Baker nine and Jane Lavelle Musick seven ran away from home saying just because they did. They led Liddie Bells four month old Shetland pony and sold it for one dollar then spent ten cents on potato chips. Police are searching for the pony and the buyer.
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Houston, Tex
Liddie Bell Baker
Janie Lavelle Musick
Liddie Bell
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Assistance
If you cannot reach your Tribune carrier call after 6 p.m. dial HE 1-3400. The notice directs readers to use this number for late contact and assistance.
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Tribune
Two Year Old Buffalo Girl Bitten by Rattlesnake Recovers
A two year old girl from Buffalo bitten by a rattlesnake last Friday is recovering well at Neosho Memorial Hospital and ready to be discharged tomorrow. Marilyn McKinsey, daughter of Dale and his wife, was bitten on the foot in their home. Her father said she cried out around 6 a.m. and a snake in the hall was killed after she likely stepped on it.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Marilyn
Dale McKinsey
McKinsey
McKensey
R. J. Hayes
Poor
Chanute Country Club
Martin Rotunno
Brooklyn
Rochester
Rockefeller
City Dads Discuss Streets Golf and Elms
City commission last night tackled street projects and costs of golf course maintenance while weighing a single bid for street widening that exceeded estimates. Nearby elm trees show Dutch elm disease and a city plan for fog spraying and selective removal.
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Chanute
1St
Lincoln
Evergreen
Santa Fe
Highland
4Th
5Th
Wilson
7Th
Rutter
Allen
Beech
Garfield
Steuben
Hayes
Rochester Neares Uneasy Peace After Riot Weekends
Rochester officials plan a gradual roll back of curfews and liquor bans as Gov. Rockefeller surveys riot damage in the Negro districts. National Guard and city police remain ready while judges and prosecutors handle hundreds arrested, with many held on bail.
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Rochester
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Porter W. Homer
National Guard
Intercepted Letter Describes Viet Cong Firepower
A cryptic intercepted letter to Cha notes Viet Cong firepower killing advisors as readily as combat troops in the conflict. The message presents a stark view of ongoing casualties impacting military observers.
Rainy relief? Kansas to cool after heat wave
A 4 am thunderstorm dropped .47 inch of moisture, signaling relief as cooler drier air moves in. East and central Kansas expect showers tonight and Wednesday, with highs near 99 dropping to the 80s by afternoon. Quenemo led rainfall with 2.70 inches, others reported from Melvern to Topeka.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Kansas River
Quenemo
Melvern
Olathe
Garnett
Bonita
Topeka
Tonganoxie
Lightning Fire Destroys Spring Hill Grain Elevator Loss $75,000
Associated Press reports a lightning sparked a fire during a rain and electrical storm in eastern Kansas. The Spring Hill Grain Co elevator and office in Johnson County were destroyed, with about 10,000 bushels of wheat and 6,000 sacks of feed and fertilizer lost. A storage bin buckled from heat but did not ignite. Paola and Olathe Naval Air Station fire crews aided Spring Hill in battling the blaze.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Spring Hill
Robert Creamer
Paola
Olathe Naval Air Station
Road project links K146 and US59 in Neosho county
Erie Neosho county commissioners pursue condemnation for a federal aid secondary road between K146 and US59 through Kimball. Four tracts in Chanute district court action. Most right of way secured through negotiation. Project includes 6 miles of widening grading culverts base and asphalt surface.
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Erie
Neosho County
Kimball
Chanute
William §. Hill
Hill
Walnut Road
Stark
Kimball Railroad
Thayer
Wilson County
Alligator on San Diego Beach Draws Lifeguard Action
In La Jolla Shores a 40 foot alligator appeared in the ocean prompting chaos as a swimmer captured the pet by the tail. George A. Trelikes, 48, knotted a nylon leash on the animal and paddled away on a rubber raft while lifeguards cited him for bringing an animal onto a city beach.
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la Jolla Shores
George A. Trelikes
San Diego
Trelikes
Collision Kills Frank Bozarth in Scranton Kansas
Frank Bozarth of Scranton died Monday night when his car collided with a Santa Fe passenger train in Scranton. He was alone in the vehicle.
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Scranton
Kan
Frank Bozarth
Santa Fe
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