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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
5
Torrential downpours caused brief flooding in Kerrville and Fredericksburg Texas. Rain gauges reported over 9 inches at both towns. A 13 foot Pedernales rise briefly blocked Texas 116 near Fredericksburg. Peace officers said no trouble was expected at the LBJ Ranch.
Frank James warned a non swimmer away from a flooded clay pit near Valdosta Georgia. He heard a scream and jumped in to save Willie C West 16 but the boy died in his arms leaving James shaken by the tragedy.
North America hosts about 700 butterfly species and more than 7,000 moth species.
Washington officials expect better U A R relations after President Johnson ordered a three year surplus food program resumed. The move ends a six month suspension and follows Egypt's pledge to compensate the burned Cairo library and curb Congo support.
Salt Lake City AP reports William C Browning, a 1907 University of Utah mining engineering graduate and the school’s first mining scholarship winner, left more than $1 million to the university's School of Mines and Mineral Industries after his death in 1961.
BRINKLEY Ark AP Sam Dreher 31 of Memphis was driving on U S 70 Tuesday when another truck veered and struck his vehicle sparking a minor incident. Police and firemen arrived and the trucks were separated with no injuries reported. Dreher was hauling a 172000 pound load.
A Covington Kentucky AP item notes one of Mrs. Ernest Meadors' fifth grade pupils wrote a paragraph on resolutions stating I will not fight my sister unless she fights me first or makes me mad or I feel like it. The entry reflects classroom writing activity and personal conduct thoughts.
Eight pacifists were arrested and five others were picked up by the Coast Guard at sea while attempting to bring food medicine and flowers to ships bound for Viet Nam. Four men and a 16 year old girl were headed toward the supply ships in an outboard motor boat. Earlier arrivals at the Oakland Army base bore banners calling for an end to the war and food not bombs.
Ronald J. Hunter, 26, says his car stalled on tracks 200 yards ahead of a Santa Fe engine pulling a caboose. The family escaped moments before impact. Hunter was hospitalized for observation at Olathe Community Hospital. His wife Rebecca, 20, and children Jennifer, 2, and Melissa, 1, were uninjured.
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