Moss to Advise on Kansas City Galena Turnpike Bonds
Gov. Robert Docking said Gale Moss, former turnpike manager, will consult on bond sales for the Kansas City Galena toll road at 25 dollars per hour with no time limit. Moss will work with Terry Scanlan and John Montgomery and the turnpike authority to find a solution as the authority seeks up to 120 million in bonds and 40 thousand for a feasibility study. An Assistant Attorney General opinion says the Finance Council has new power to provide the 200 thousand needed.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Gale Moss
el Dorado
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City-Galena
Docking
Moss
Johnson County
Kansas City Mid-Continent
Leavenworth
Asst
Robert Hoffman
Finance Council
New York Lottery Tickets Go On Sale Statewide
The New York State lottery began selling $1 tickets at 12:01 a.m. with outlets including about 4,000 hotels and banks. Patricia Nelson of the Bronx was first to buy, as the state targets 30 million monthly sales and a yearly $360 million revenue to fund education. Drawings will be monthly with 240 prizes totaling $300,000 for each 1 million in tickets, plus a $250,000 annual superprize.
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New York
Robert Goldfarb
St. Thomas
V.I
Albany
New York State
New Hampshire
Violator Parks on Officer's Foot at Glasgow Rail Terminal
Alexander Young 43 was fined 14 dollars after parking in a no-waiting area and rolling his Rolls Royce onto a patrolman's foot at Queen Street rail terminal. Constable Ralph Perkins testified he could not move and was badly bruised. Young denied deliberately driving onto the foot and was convicted of assault.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Alexander Young
Ralph Perkins
Young
Perkins
Queen Street
Constable
First Copter Flights Across the Atlantic
Two U S military HH3E helicopters completed history making nonstop flight from New York to Paris covering about 4270 miles in 30 hours 48 minutes. In flight they were refueled nine times by a C130 tanker while staged for the 27th Paris Air and Space Show at Le Bourget Airport. Each helicopter carried a firefighter crew.
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Paris
U.S
Atlantic
U.S. Air Force Air Rescue Service
New York Naval Air Station
Brooklyn
le Bourget
Vietnam
Wales mother expecting first quadruplets after pill stop
Morriston Wales AP report states Marjorie Price 28 mother of four halted birth control pills and is now pregnant with quadruplets, the first in Wales. The case highlights unexpected multiple pregnancy after stopping contraception.
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Morriston
Wales
Marjorie Price
Summer Schedule for City Library Opens Today
The city library announces a summer schedule with hours of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. The reduced hours apply to both adult and children’s departments. Full operation resumes September 1.
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Seth Gray
Weather summary and rainfall report for Kansas area
The daily report lists high and low temperatures, humidity, and barometer readings with forecasted cooler, cloudy weather. It notes trace precipitation today and 0.17 inch yesterday, FAA May total 4.57 inches, and scattered rain possible tonight into Friday. Kansas forecast calls for a break in rainfall in next 24 to 48 hours with more weekend activity. heavier amounts recorded in northeast and north central Kansas yesterday.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau Today
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Manhattan
Tonganoxie
Wamego
Worden
Clyde
Bellville
Lovewell Dam
Oxford
Blane
Beatty
Marysville
Lawrence
Wetmore
Turtle Creek Dam
Woodruff
Five Die In Colby Area Car Collision
The Kansas Highway Patrol reported five people killed in a two car crash at a rural intersection 13 miles south of Colby. Investigating officers said three patrolmen were on the scene along K25 and no further details were available. Four occupants were believed dead in one car and one in the other.
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Colby, Kan
The
Highway Patrol
Colby
K25
Intrepid Sauls Through Suez as Gulf of Aqaba Debates Stir
The U S carrier Intrepid sailed into the Red Sea after passing the Suez Canal with Egyptian submarines shadowing it amid protests from Cairo. Egypt tensions rise as Iraq Kuwait and Britain mobilize, while the U S urges U N Security Council action to cool the crisis. The Gulf of Aqaba remains a flashpoint with international law and free passage under dispute.
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Big Guns Uncover Guerrilla Fortress Off South Vietnam Coast
U S Navy bombardment revealed a vast bunker system and trenches in Quang Ngai Province. The strike, part of a major coastal operation, blasted 300 Sinch rockets per minute uncovering a fortified Viet Cong complex with craters and collapsed trenches.
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Quang Ngai
Stark High School Closes After 51 33 Vote
Stark Rural High School District No 3 votes to dissolve and join Unified District 472 effective July 1, the same day consolidation with Unified 414 takes effect. The merged district, Consolidated Unified District 101, will run high school centers at Erie St Paul and Thayer and grade centers at Erie Stark St Paul Galesburg and Thayer.
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Stark Rural High
Unified 472
Stark, St. Paul
Galesburg
Thayer
W. J. Han
Board of Education
Han
Erie
St. Paul
Stark
Cloudburst, Floods, and Hail Ravage Kansas Towns
A cloudburst drenches Ness City and Bazine with up to 12 inches of rain flooding homes and damaging a sewage plant and pool. Water runs over the north fork Walnut Creek, 11 miles east at Bazine sees waist deep flood, Santa Fe tracks washed out. Harper reports a heavy hailstorm with 12 to 18 inches on the ground and shattered windows as a dry goods roof is blown off. No injuries reported. stock losses expected light.
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Associated Press
Ness City
Bazine
Kansas
Harper
Walnut Creek
Floyd Cooley
Ness County
Wichita
Chanute High School 1967 Class Receives Diplomas
The 1967 Chanute High School graduates received diplomas in Memorial Auditorium with 160 seniors marching in the processional. Buford E. Fisher presided as Derrill E. Pierce Parsons spoke on Years of Triumph Days of Garry L. Church.
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Tribune
Sam Barnhart
Chanute High School
J. V. Schmeltz
Future Homemakers of America
Memorial Auditorium
Buford E. Fisher
C. Edgar Rains
United Brethren
Derrill E. Pierce Parsons
Mid-America Inc
Fisher
Pierce
Garry L. Church
Robert D. Ward
Board of Education
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows June Count From Topeka
Kansas traffic death log lists 64 deaths for May and 227 for 1957 with 257 for comparable 1966 period. AP notes 24 hour period to 9 am Thursday shows a rise in fatalities and compares monthly totals in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Double Life Lived Of Rags and Riches
Julian Ellis-Morris led a secret life as a Blackpool hawker by day and a Paris Folies Bergere patron by night. Upon his March death at 75 he left $174,697 including $2,800 to two Paris entertainers and $98,000 to a Salvation Army worker Annie Graves.
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England
Julian Ellis-Morris
Paris
Micheline Roine
Nicole Delattre
Michelina
Danielle
Ellis-Morris
Nice
Cannes
Elizabeth II
Price Philip
Prince of Wales
Duke of Windsor
London
Johnny Miller
Salvation Army
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