Viet Cong Fails To Smash U.S. Cavalry Near Saigon
About 40 miles east of Saigon a Viet Cong battalion of 500 attacked a U.S. armored cavalry bivouac but withdrew after heavy U.S. shelling and air support. Eight U.S. troopers were killed and 31 wounded. 45 Viet Cong bodies were later counted with 13 prisoners and 18 captured weapons. air strikes on Hanoi rail links continued.
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U.S
Saigon
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
Central Highlands
Mekong Delta
Pleiku
Highlands
4Th Infantry Division
Delta
Red China
Air Force
Dodd Ethics Censure Debate Over Personal Benefits
A Senate ethics committee member doubted that testimonials for Sen. Thomas J. Dodd would have been as financially successful if billed as personal benefits. He said speakers like Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert Humphrey would likely not appear at such events. The Senate debated censure for Dodd with charges of converting over 116000 dollars in political funds to personal use and charging travel costs to private groups. Dodd sought a swift vote, while Senate leaders offered no timing for a decision.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Sen
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dodd
Monroney
Bipartisan Ethics Committee
Newsman
Divorce Set Aside From 29 Years Ago In Oswego
District Judge Hal Hyler set aside a divorce granted 29 years ago after a woman petitioner testified she had obtained the divorce in 1938 without her husband’s knowledge and never informed him of the decree. Records showed the defendant was never notified of the action.
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Oswelo, Kan
Hal Hyler
Hyler
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Tonight at 8
The Cha nute Area Chamber of Commerce board and committee chairs will convene at 8 tonight in the chamber office. Attendance is open to all members. Tomorrow at noon the chamber’s women’s division holds a luncheon at the Tioga Hotel with Sterling Houston, assistant director of the Billy Graham Crusade, as speaker.
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Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Tioga Hotel
Sterling Houston
Billy Graham Chanute Area Crusade
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Sparks Middle East Debates
An intercepted letter opens a report on the ongoing Middle East dispute with remarks on heavy artillery and implied future actions. The piece frames current events as a heated exchange, mentioning tactical firing and planned follow up.
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Middle East
State Traffic Fatal to Two
Two people died in Kansas weekend traffic crashes. Lynda F. Thompson 14 of Wichita died when a car overturned after a tire blew out on K196 near the Butler Harvey county line. Linda Night 20 and Karen Griffey 17 both of Wichita were injured. Tommie Powell 16 of Kansas City Missouri died in a head on crash in Kansas City Kansas. Earl Ramsey 27 of Kansas City Kansas was injured.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Lynda F. Thompson
Wichita
Butler
Harvey County
Linda Night
Karen Griffey
Bethel Hospital
Newton
Tommie Powell
Kansas City
Kan
Earl Ramsey
Johnson links Israeli pullout to broad Arab Israeli peace
President Johnson says troops must be withdrawn from conquered Arab territory only as part of negotiations toward a general Arab Israeli peace. He ties withdrawal to refugee rights freedom of passage limits on arms race and respect for independence and territorial integrity. He spoke at a State Department policy conference amid global debate with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Johnson
Middle East
U.S
State Department
Alexei N
Kosygin
Goldberg
United States
Israel
Soviet Union
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
United Nations
Kosygin accuses US of stirring Israel at UN session
At a special UN emergency session Kosygin accused the United States and Britain of inciting Israel to attack the Arabs. He urged immediate condemnation of Israel and removal from Arab territories seized earlier. Ambassador Goldberg rejected the charges as unfounded and promised to set the record straight.
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United Nations, N.Y
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Israel
U.S
U.N
Kosygin
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ebba Eban
Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain
Goldberg
Middle East
KU Wins $20,430 NASA Grant In Kansas Followup
AP reports Sen. Frank Carlson announces a $20 430 research grant from NASA to the University of Kansas. The award supports aerospace research and university projects.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University of Kansas
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Bus Shooting Wounds Four On Downtown Route
Four people wounded when a woman aboard a Greyhound bus en route from St Louis to Seattle drew a pistol and fired. The driver Earl McCleary 50 of Kansas City was shot in the shoulder causing the bus to strike four parked cars near the downtown Kansas City depot. Victims include Nando Davidson 64 and his wife 61 of Hallsville Missouri and Roger Slaughter Kansas City lawyer. the shooter was restrained and institutionalized for observation.
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Kansas City
St Louis
Seattle
St. Louis
Earl McCleary
Kansas City North
North Kansas City Hospital
Nando Davidson
Hallsville, Mo
Davidson
Roger Slaughter
Graffki
Rail Union Walkout In California
IAM members reportedly walked off jobs in Southern Pacific yards at Roseville California as a no strike period ended. Railroad spokesmen said workers quit at 12:01 a.m. while other unions refused to cross picket lines and IAM HQ denied any authorized walkout.
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Washington
International Association of Machinists
Southern Pacific Railroad
Roseville
Calif
Congress
Association of American Railroads
IAM
California
Car Strikes Tourists Injuring 21 In Los Angeles Crash
A car drove into a group of tourists on Overa Street in downtown Los Angeles injuring 21 people seriously enough to require hospitalization. Witnesses described victims crumpling as the car sped away after the driver Harold Francis Bilby said he started the ignition and it took off.
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Los Angeles
Overa Street
Harold Francis Bilby
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows June 1967 Toll
Kansas traffic death log lists numbers for a 48 hour period and compares June 30 1967 with year earlier 1966. The log records fatalities from Topeka and across the state, noting a rise or fall in totals in the two day window.
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Topeka
Kansas
First H Bomb Blast Gift to Mao Shocks Asia
AP reports Red China announced its first hydrogen bomb blast was completed a month early as a gift to Chairman Mao. The Liberation Army Daily cited revolutionaries rushing the project amid tensions with Liu Shao chi and officials warning against haste. Nuclear debris was set to fall on Japan as analysts note Beijing may field multiple bombs soon.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Armed Forces
Mao Tsetung
Liberation Army Daily
Mao Tse-tung
Japan
Red China
Mao
Liu Shao-chi
Peking
Sinkiang
Wang En-mao
Wang
Weather looks unsettled with storms and cooler Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms likely tonight. Cooler Tuesday with lows in the mid 60s and highs in the lower 80s. Precipitation amounts reported include Altoona 1.60 inches since Friday, Yates Center 0.85, and Topeka 0.37 inches, with widespread rain over Kansas over the weekend.
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Humboldt
Altoona
Yates Center
Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Heston
Wichita
Hutchinson
Hillsboro
McPherson
Newton
Chanute
Neosho Rapids
Shawnee County
Lawrence
Salina
Manhattan
Russell
Hill City
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. If still unavailable, dial HE 1340 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Hubcaps Stolen From 1955 Ford On 5th Street
Police report hubcaps taken from a 1955 Ford owned by Donna Cornell on 5th Street between Garfield and Lafayette. Two caps recovered from shrubs nearby. Earlier, Don Hall of 902 S Washington reported a fishing rod and reel stolen from his car along the river east of town.
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5Th Street
Garfield
Lafayette
Donna Cornell
Don Hall
S. Washington
Two Cars Collide Backing From Driveways
Doris Wilson 36 of 915 N Steuben and Roy Rankin 65 of 916 N Steuben backed from opposite driveways about 7 10 p m causing a collision. Wilsons 1959 Ford wagon left side damaged about 90 dollars. Rankins 1958 Ford taillights damaged about 5 dollars. Weekend reports include Crigers door striking Moore car at Santa Fe Park and Dodd car damage while parked on West Third Street.
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Doris Wilson
N. Steuben
Roy Rankin
Wilson
Don Crigers
Ashby
Santa Fe Park
Paul L. Moore
el Dorado
Terry Dodd
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U.N. General Assembly
New York
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Neosho River
Barker’s
Brown-Wells
Ditmar’s
Sam Barnhart
Ditmar
Rail Union
Moscow
Defense Department
Pentagon
South
Pittsburg
Concordia
Goodland
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