Israelis Reach Near Suez Canal in Sinai Advance
Israeli forces seized Sharm el Sheikh and moved toward the Suez Canal as the cease fire neared. Cairo acknowledged gains while Jordan pressed elsewhere and the U N Security Council met on an emergency basis amid mounting regional clashes.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Sharm el Sheikh
Suez Canal
Israel
Cairo
Gulf of Aqaba
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Elath
Tel Aviv
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
Security Council
Jordan
Old Jerusalem
Sinai Peninsula
Sinai
Rumana
Dirie
Port Said
Weather forecast and rainfall in Kansas area
A weather summary shows considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Thursday. Highs reach mid 80s Thursday with tonight's low 60 to 65. Statewide rainfall included Liberal 1.17 inches and Mankato 1.42 inches. northeastern Kansas sees minimal rain.
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Topeka
Kansas
Liberal
Garden City
Kalvesta
Greensburg
Dodge City
Mankato
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Goodland
Manhattan
Intercepted Letter Mentions Tribune Phone Contact
The text notes a Tribune phone number and carrier instruction. It instructs to call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. if the reader cannot reach the Tribune via the usual number. The passage suggests communication steps tied to a specific time.
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Tribune
Soviet Union seeks immediate UN cease-fire vote
The Soviet Union urged the U.N. Security Council to set a 4 p.m. EDT deadline for Israel and Arab states to stop firing. Jordan accepted the cease-fire, while Cairo radio said Arab states would continue fighting. Israel gave conditional acceptance and U Thant sought confirmations from all sides.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Jordan
United Nations
Cairo
Fedorenko
U Thant
Thant
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Jose Sette Camara
U.N
Amman
Washington
United States
Solo Adventurer Enters a Hospital
Sir Francis Chichester, the solo round the world sailor, was admitted to the Royal Naval Hospital in Plymouth after hemorrhaging from a duodenal ulcer. He received a blood transfusion and is under medical care for at least a month. he was to sail for London to receive a knighthood next week aboard the Gipsy Moth IV.
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Plymouth
England
Francis Chichester
Royal Naval Hospital
Chichester
London
Raymond Adams Sr Kansas cattle rancher dies
Raymond Adams Sr. a prominent Kansas cattle rancher died at his Maple Hill home. He and his sons Raymond E. Adams Jr. of Maple Hill and David S. Adams of Topeka ran the Adams Cattle Co.
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Raymond Adams Sr
Kansas
Maple Hill
Kan
Raymond Adams
Adams
Raymond E. Adams Jr
David S. Adams
Topeka
Adams Cattle Co
Special U S Unit Will Seek Peace Across Middle East
President Johnson announces a special National Security Committee to pursue peace in the Middle East, recalling McGeorge Bundy as executive secretary. U.S. diplomats push UN plan acceptance, while Jordan unofficially confirms moves and Congress discusses cease fire reactions.
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Washington
Johnson
The
National Security
Middle East
McGeorge Bundy
Federal
National Security Council
New Commissioner Outlines Highway Financing Plans
Karl Brueck of Paola fourth division state highway commissioner discussed highway needs and financing during an informal Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce meeting. He plans to present his views in Paola tomorrow to directors of the Kansas City Kan Tulsa Freeway Assn, led by Hugh Chapman of Chanute, which seeks a non toll four lane direct link between Kansas City and Tulsa. About 50 association representatives are expected, with Walter Johnson, state highway engineer, also in attendance.
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Karl Brueck
Paola
Chanute Area
Kansas City, Kan - Tulsa
Hugh Chapman
Chanute
Association
Brueck
Walter Johnson
Slow Pace In Vietnam Fighting Lulls Amid Skirmishes
The USS Command reports a political and military lull with scattered ground skirmishes and limited air strikes in North Vietnam. A Navy Crusader jet was downed but the pilot was rescued near Tonkin Gulf. 573rd U.S. combat plane lost in North Vietnam. The raid focused on rail lines from Hanoi toward Red China. 88 missions flown, vs 125 on busier days.
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Saigon
USS Command
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
U.S
Middle East
Hanoi
Red China
Ethics group asked to review Sen Long probe charges
Sen John J Williams called for a Senate ethics committee report on Life magazine charges that Sen Edward Long misused a wiretapping inquiry to aid James Hoffa. Long denied the claim while noting 1963 64 legal fees from Morris Shenker, and asked for subcommittee funding to rise to 200000.
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Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate Ethics Committee
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Long
Life Magazine
Morris A. Shenker
St. Louis
Hoffa
Judiciary Subcommittee
Williams
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Jimmy Hoffa
Subcommittee
Ethics Committee
Shenker
Great Bend Man Killed in Crash
Raymond Sievers about 29 of Great Bend was killed when a pickup left U S 56 ten miles west of McPherson. Maurice J Schreck 30 of Ellinwood drove the truck and escaped with minor cuts and scratches according to the Highway Patrol.
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Mcpherson
Kan
Raymond Sievers
Great Bend
U.S. 56
Highway Patrol
Maurice J. Schreck
Ellinwood
Kansas Traffic Death Log Report June 1967
Topeka report records 24 hour traffic fatalities up to 9 am Wednesday June 20 1967. Comparable figures show 251 deaths for year to date compared with 274 in 1966.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rolling Museum of the Chisholm Trail Opens in Austin
The Chisholm Trail on wheels opened in Austin with Gov. John Connally dedicating a 60 foot railroad car museum commemorating the trail's 100th anniversary. The exhibit, sponsored by the Tri State Chisholm Trail Centennial Commission, covers cattle drives, tools, cow towns, and features artifacts from the Library of Congress and other collections.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
Kansas
John Connally
Oklahoma
Colt
Irwin Smith
Library of Congress
Frederic Remington
Tornado Watch For Oklahoma and Kansas Regions
A tornado watch was issued for northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas from 3 p m to 8 p m. Severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds are forecast, with the greatest risk along a line from Gage Oklahoma to Chanute Kansas and within 60 miles of that path.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Gage
Okla
Chanute
Kan
State Specs For Cycle Helmets In Kansas
The Kansas Highway Commission reports helmet specifications are being drawn for motorcycle operators and riders. A new law requiring protective headgear takes effect July 1. State highway safety director Claude McCamment will report next week on progress of the regulations.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Claude McCamment
State Highway Safety Director
Date Is Reset For Highway Bids In Kansas
TOPEKA KS June 29 bid opening date set for Salina highway projects after rescheduling from June 22. State officials announce the change to bids for several construction contracts, listing Salina as the bid site.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Salina
Wellington senior mails graduation notice to President
Steve Goodmand mailed his Wellington High School graduation announcement to President Johnson and received a reply signed by Lady Bird noting the President was busy. The note highlighted a lighthearted exchange over the unused invitation.
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Wellington, Kan
Steve Goodmand
Wellington High School
Johnson
Lady Bird
Goodman
New York Talks On Pike Bonds
Gale Moss, turnpike consultant for Gov. Docking, travels to New York to meet five bond firms and two law firms to determine financing needs for a toll road bond issue from Kansas City Kansas to Galena. The 1967 legislature authorized bonds and construction but did not provide funds to prepare the issue for sale.
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Topeka
Gale Moss
Robert Docking
New York
Moss
Kansas City
Kan
Galena
Man Posing as Repairman Steals Tables From Home
Leonard Imhof reports two tables were taken by a man posing as a furniture repairman. He says the suspect arrived while his daughters were home, explained the need for repairs, then loaded an end table and a coffee table into a car and drove away.
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Leonard Imhof
Imhof
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Robert H. Fleming
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