Presidential Primary Favored In Survey Here
In Kansas, which uses a convention system rather than a presidential primary, locals express support for adding a primary. Respondents from Thayer and Wichita area urge voter input to learn candidates’ ideas and decide whom they favor.
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Barbara Deane
Kansas
Weather outlook with showers across Kansas this weekend
Topeka AP reports intermittent showers and thunderstorms forecast for most of Kansas through the weekend. A stationary frontal system extends across eastern Kansas with scattered showers today. Strong storms developed Friday afternoon and night southeast of a line from south-central to east-central Kansas.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Bombing Drives Slug Through Viet Cong Infiltration Routes
American B52s dropped 150 tons of bombs on Viet Cong infiltration routes around Saigon while ground forces searched rocket firing sites. Rockets hit Bien Hoa and Da Nang area supply points. Civilians suffered injuries from mortar and rocket fire as Saigon faced ongoing shelling.
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Saigon
U.S
Kinh Doi Canal
Bien Hoa
Vinh
da Nang
U.S. Marine Command
Demilitarized Zone
Peace Talks Stall After Five Weeks In Paris
After five weeks of talks between the United States and North Vietnam the negotiation remains deadlocked. Ambassadors Harriman and Thuy plan a Wednesday meeting after a weeklong recess with Harriman consulting in Washington. Hanoi claims victories as Giap compares battles to Dien Bien Phu while Washington presses North Vietnam to end attacks and scale back operations.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
Washington
Thuy
Hanoi
Defense
Vo Nguyen Giap
el Moudjahid
Giap
South Vietnam
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
South
Blood Drive Totals 171 Pints Donated This Visit
Bloodmobile donations here on Thursday and Friday reached 171 pints with 16 pints more from Neosho Memorial Hospital to be added to the Red Cross bank. The goal was 200 pints and 188 volunteers tried, 17 were rejected. Several donors achieved multi gallon totals, led by Eugene Fox and Lloyd Dale Edwards at six gallons.
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Red Cross
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Barbara Jacobs
Gilbert Ranz
Jane Lett
Michael Serpan
James Frederick
Alejo Rodriguez
Glenn Doepke
Gary Church
Naomi Aday
Richard Coykendall
Mike Cooper
Max Alcock
Omer Stoll
Paul Mueller
John Gorton
Kenneth Miller
William Boehme
Glenn Shockey
Raul Garcia
Gene Webber
Arnold Phillips
William Dever
Paul Matlock
George Riker
Bob Dale Hamilton
Tom Baughn
James Brant
Herbert Neeley
Eugene Fox
Lloyd Dale Edwards
Poor People's Mule Train Reaches Atlanta After Governor’s Deadline
About 100 people in 13 mule drawn wagons arrived near Atlanta on Interstate 20 after Gov. Lester Maddox’s arrest threat passed without action. Troopers allowed Atlanta police to assume supervision outside the city limits as state officials aided the caravan carrying 70 adults and 30 children.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Interstate 20
Tavern Bandsmen Must Be Age 18
Police said City Attorney John Sherman advised that it is a violation of city ordinances for band members under 18 to perform in taverns or clubs where beer is sold. The opinion, sought due to inquiries, cites a rule against under 18 frequenting places where beer is a principal business. Eighteen is the legal age for beer purchase and consumption. Two establishments employing underage bands have been notified.
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John Sherman
Spock Convicted in Draft Conspiracy Case
Boston AP report states baby doctor Benjamin Spock Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr. and two others were convicted of conspiracy to counsel young men to evade the draft. a fifth defendant was acquitted. Spock defended his belief that a citizen must work against a war he deems contrary to international law and noted the court’s different view.
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Boston
Benjamin Spock
Yale University
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Spock
Youth Returns Mrs Ramsey’s Lost Billfold
Mrs Vernon Ramsey of 1209 S Malcolm eulogizes an anonymous youth who found and returned her billfold with receipts. He declined a reward and walked to her door to hand it in, saying she lost it about an hour earlier. Ramsey praises the good deed by a nice boy.
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Vernon Ramsey
S. Malcolm
Traffic Fatalities Log Aids Kansas 1968
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log showing 24 hours to 9 am Saturday with 2 fatalities in June, 24 for 1968, and 266 for the comparable 1967 period, indicating a rise in fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thief Steals World Class Canary Diamond at Witte Museum
A thief wearing a cap shattered half inch glass at the Witte Memorial Museum, seizing the McFarlin diamond valued at 365000 dollars along with its emerald necklace. Police hunt the suspect and jewel. The 49.73 carat gem was donated by Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McFarlin in 1961 from a Maharaja’s treasury in India.
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San Antonio
Tex
McFarlin
Witte Memorial Museum
E. B. McFarlin
Ashley Preuss Lead as U S Women Gain Curtis Cup Edge
The United States women golfers won two foursomes and tied another to move ahead of Britain 5 4 after the first day at Royal County Down. Jean Ashley and Phyllis Preuss defeated Pam Tredinnick and Dinah Oxley 5 and 4, then Shelley Hamlin and Ann Wells won 2 and 1. Mary Lou Dill and Peggy Conley tied after beating Belle Robertson and Ann Irvin on the 18th hole. Six singles remain on day two.
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Newcastle
Northern Ireland
United States
Britain
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kans
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Pam Tredinnick
Dinah Oxley
Shelley Hamlin
Fresno
Calif
Ann Wells
Spokane
Wash
Margaret Pickard
Vivien Saunders
Mary Lou Dill
U.S
Deer Park
Tex
Peggy Conley
Belle Robertson
Ann Irvin
Miss Pickard
Miss Irvin
Royal County Down Links
Irish Sea
Economy heats up in May bolstering tax plan vote
The May report shows production at 163.7 percent of 1957-59, up five percent from last year, with auto output up 10 percent to 94 million vehicles. Retail sales rose one percent, unemployment at 3.5 percent, and inventories up 1.3 billion. The data support the administration’s 10 percent income surtax tied to a 6 billion spending cut, awaiting House action next week.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Martin Luther King Jr
County Budget Seen Nearly Static for 1969
Erie Neosho county budget for 1969 is expected to be about the same as this year, the county taxpayer association was told last night. Joe Volmer, chairman of the budget study committee, said the group met with the county commissioners and clerk. state assessed properties delayed figures on tax rates. Wayne Taylor said school-budget study needs more time. full reports due at next meeting July 24 at the courthouse. Don Sailors presided. the association, formed this spring, has 145 members.
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Erie
Neosho County
County Taxpayer Association
Joe Volmer
Volmer
Wayne Taylor
Don Sailors
Association
Governor Docking backs women's highway safety conference
Gov. Robert Docking announced sponsorship of a highway safety conference for women to be held Wednesday, June 26 in the student union building at Washburn University.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Washburn University
Intercepted Letter Notes Nehru Jackets and Zoot Suits
An amused oldtimer recalls 1920s zoot suit styles while discussing men’s Nehru jackets and turtleneck sweaters in a casual exchange. The letter frame suggests fashion talk and generational contrast in a neighborhood setting.
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