Varied Opinions on Colored Currency Change and Counterfeiting
Inquiries yield mixed views on colored bills. Residents including Mrs. Shobe, Mrs. Wilson, Nancy Romig, Mrs. Johnson, Harry Atkins, Mrs. Brinkman, Mrs. Wheatley, Marietta Casper and others debate if different colors would ease making change or deter counterfeiting, with opinions ranging from likely help for change to doubt about any impact.
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Alan Shobe
N. Forest
Mildred Wheatley
Marietta
Dorothy West
Linda Scott
Humboldt
W. Main
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log for 24 Hours
Topeka Kansas traffic death log reports 0 deaths in the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Saturday June 22 1967, compared to 0 in the same period in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Break-in At Country Club Stolen Cash and Items Reported
Police said yesterday's theft at the Country Club totaled 45.60 dollars with a 22 pistol and 13 fifths of liquor also taken. No suspects named. Local detectives continue the investigation.
Winds Strike Concordia Area Killing One and Injuring Several
A Friday night storm in Concordia Kansas produced winds over 100 mph and five inches of rain. A woman, Mrs. P. S. Fee Sr., died in a local hospital after seeking safety. her son Don Fee had minor injuries. Will Moberly and Marilyn Blockinger were hospitalized. St. Joseph's Hospital lost power briefly as windows blew out. Asherville and area farms suffered extensive damage and looting fears prompted a request for National Guard assistance from Beloit.
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Concordia
Kan
P. S. Fee Sr
Here
Don Fee
Will Moberly
Rice
Marilyn Blockinger
St. Joseph’s Hospital
James Barrett
Mitchell County
Beloit
Robert Docking
Kansas National Guard
Asherville
Barrett
Weather Warm and Humid With Late-Week Thunderstorms
Temperatures stay in the 80s with lows in the 70s. Heavy thunderstorms expected again this evening and tonight in north central and northeast Kansas, diminishing by Sunday morning then rebuilding Sunday afternoon. Highs today and Sunday in the 80s, extreme northwest cooler. The Weather Bureau to AP in Topeka notes continued warmth and humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Pilot Pellegreno Opens Fort Worth Flight Attempt
Mrs Ann Pellegreno a 115 pound Michigan housewife aims to duplicate Amelia Earharts round the world flight She landed in Fort Worth after departing Oakland California on the first leg The crew includes three and the twin engine 1937 Lockheed Electra carries the same model as Earhart's flight
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ann Pellegreno
Michigan
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Missouri Man Held On Various Charges
James R. Brown of Liberty Missouri was held in the city jail on charges including reckless driving driving with a suspended license and transporting liquor into Kansas without payment of tax. A highway patrol pursuit ended with Brown’s arrest just after midnight. Two liquor cases were found in the car.
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Missouri
James R. Brown
Liberty
Kansas
Highway Patrol
Brown
Body Found in Quarry Pond Near U.S. 69
The body of 19 year old James D. Wallerstedt of Kansas City Missouri was recovered from three feet of water in a quarry west of U S 69 in suburban Johnson County. Authorities say he fell about 60 feet into the quarry.
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Kansas City
James D. Wallerstedt
U.S. 69
Johnson County
Wallerstedt
Man Shot to Death In Kansas City
Police found 23 year old Charles Burns shot in an alley in northeast Kansas City. He died from a pistol wound. Investigators arrested 40 year old Charles Henderson in connection with the shooting.
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Kansas City
Kansas City, Kan
Kan
Charles Burns
Charles Henderson
Kickapoos Vote Yes On $554000 Claim Settlement
Kickapoo Indians in Kansas vote to accept a $554,000 settlement for the 1832 land deal with the United States. Descendants around Anadar ko Oklahoma expected to vote tonight after a decade of Indian Claims Commission negotiations. The case concerns the Missouri Kansas exchange that created a Kansas reservation and a separate Missouri land grant. The tribe also plans to pursue further compensation for lands in Illinois and Indiana traded for the Missouri grant.
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Horton
Kan
Kansas
Anadarko
Okla
Indian Claims Commission
U.S
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
U N observers report Israeli air strikes near Damascus
U Thant relays UN notes of three Israeli attacks around the Syrian capital with no strike on Damascus itself. Israel, Syria in renewed fighting as Dayan meets Bull on cease fire. Soviet Union breaks diplomatic ties with Israel and warns of sanctions. Cairo reports Nasser to stay as president with a national vote later. U N observers seek independent verification of whether Israeli forces are in Keneytta.
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Associated Press
U.N
Damascus
U Thant
Israel
Syria
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
She Dayan
Jerusalem
Odd Bull
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Twant
Secu
Koneytra
Thant
Security Council
Bull
Ben
Keneytta
Moshe Dayan
Tel Aviv
U.N. Palestine Truce Supervisory Organization
Gideon Rafael
Council of the
Dayan Bull
Council
R. H. W. Bunworth
Saigon
Red Capital
Hanoi
U.S
Haiphong
Security Council scrutinizes Israeli actions around Damascus
U N observers report deep Israeli incursions into Syria and air activity near Damascus as Israel says negotiations for a cease fire are underway. The Soviet Union condemns Israel and urges an end to aggression while the council holds an urgent session to assess the evolving crisis.
Woman Pedestrian Hit by Motorcycle on Santa Fe
A hit and run incident at 14th and Santa Fe left Martha Sweeney at 911 S. Santa Fe with a minor cut and bruises. She and a witness described the motorcycle and rider to police after the 1:25 a.m. report.
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14Th
Santa Fe
Martha Sweeney
S. Santa Fe
U S planes hit Hanoi electric plant during raid
Jet bombers from three U S carriers attacked Hanoi and outskirts hitting the thermal power plant near the city center. One Crusader fighter was shot down and the pilot is missing. The raids followed a deadly mortar attack on five U S and South Vietnamese installations around Pleiku.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Constellation
Bon Homme Richard
Enterprise
Tass
North Vietnam
Pleiku
Kansas Guard Under Study
Kansas Military Board meets to study realignment of the Kansas National Guard set for January 1968. Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell says no action until report to the governor and possible reconsideration amid Washington developments. House Appropriations blocks McNamara plan to cut units from 69 to 54 and manpower from 8,401 to 7,265. Governor must decide locations with Military Board guidance to preserve at least one unit per community.
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Topeka
Kansas Military Board
Kansas National Guard
Joe Nickell
Kansas Adjutant General
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Robert McNamara
Oovernor
Military Board
Archdiocese Mourns Cardinal Ritter’s Death in St Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter archbishop of St Louis since 1946 died at 5 45 a m after suffering two heart attacks while hospitalized at De Paul Hospital. He was 74. A spokesman said death was peaceful.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
de Paul Hospital
Intercepted Letter to Cha on Farm Land Values
An intercepted letter to Cha laments rising farmland prices, noting that land value climbs are driven by the lack of new land being produced. The fragment hints at broader concerns over agricultural land scarcity.
Kansans push world trade drive through New York visit
Gov Docking leads 56 Kan Do Kansans to boost Kansas industrial imports from 117 million to 500 million a year in five years. Delegates form Kansas Export Council and seek a permanent New York export office to aid manufacturers with marketing financing and paperwork. The trip draws high level talks at Chemical Bank and features a broad cross section of Kansas business officials and communities.
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Fred Harris
New York
Kansas
Robert Docking
Gov. Docking
Kansas Export Council
New York Port Authority
Transportation
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co
Park Avenue
United States
New New York
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Jack Wilson
Nancy Romig
S. Lincoln
Robert Johnson
Harry Atkins
S. Washington
Mildred Brinkman
Mrs
Casper
Pellegreno
Saline
Mich
Oakland
Calif
Gyp
Kickapoos
Rity Council
R.H.W. Bunworth
Ireland
Mixed Armistice Commission
United Nations, N.Y
The
Moshe Sasson
Foreign Office
South Vietnam
Archbishop Ritter
Cha
St. Regis-Sheraton
Derrill Pierce
Jim Garver
Parsons
Mid- America, Inc
Harry Shute
Pittsburg
Joe Cook
Columbus
Damon Wilbern
First Federal Savings, Cof
Feyville
Harrison Johnson
Independence
Union Gas System
Chanute
Alcorn
Peter von Weisenthal
Tom Murphy
Murphy
von Weisenthal
Vietnam
Bob Regan
Jack Griffin
Jack Lacy
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Jack
Gene Steuart
Byron Wood
TWA
Kennedy International Airport
St Regis
Ogg White
Leawood
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