Thant defends UN withdrawal at Egypt's request
Secretary General Thant defended ordering the withdrawal of the United Nations Emergency Force from Egypt at Cairo’s request. He rejected claims the pullout sparked the Arab Israeli war as U.S. officials and U.N. critics voiced concern.
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United Nations, N.Y
Thant
U.N
Egypt
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Middle East
Glassboro
Rusk
Gromyko
General Assembly
Adnan M. Pachachi
United States
Johnson
Irs
U.S
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Israel
United Nations
Assembly
Livestock Association to Move Office in State Building
Kansas Livestock Association officials told Gov. Docking the private group will vacate its 10th floor office in the state building by January first. The group pays 100 dollars monthly for space shared with the Kansas Livestock Sanitary Commission.
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Topeka
The
Kansas Livestock Association
Robert Docking
Association
Kansas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Blood Donors Sought for Red Cross Bloodmobile
Acute blood shortage in the region with a Fourth of July holiday ahead. Three collections planned around the holiday, with a 200 pint quota hoped to be exceeded. Bloodmobile at Methodist Church from 1 to 5 30 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday. Drop in donors welcomed.
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Red Cross
Methodist Church
Stow Allen Black In Federal Custody
Stow Allen Black a 21 year old resident of 1320 S Santa Fe was moved from the county jail at Erie to Kansas City after arrest in a June 9 break in at the Country Club He faces a parole revocation and is not expected to be prosecuted for the burglary Loss included about 45 in change 13 fifths of liquor and a gun recovered gun and part of liquor found by authorities
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Stow Allen Black
S. Santa Fe
Country Club
Erie
Kansas City
Black
Wichita Tot Killed On Driveway of Home
In Wichita a 3 year old, Mark Allen Johnston, was killed when a pickup struck him while he played near a driveway. Driver Robert L Carnell, 33, of Valley Center, told police he did not see the child as he began to move the truck. Carnell and the Johnston parents received hospital treatment for shock.
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Wichita
Mark Allen Johnston
Robert L Carnell
Valley Center
Kan
Carnell
James Johnston
City approves widening of East Main between Central and Ashby
City commission approved assessments for widening Main Street between Central and Ashby to match adjacent blocks. City to bear 65 percent of costs, property owners 35 percent under the same formula used two years earlier. Public hearing yielded no objections, with two visitors present.
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Main
Central
Ashby
Commission
Seth Gray
E. B. Lynch
14Th and
Allen
Steuben
Powell Calls Dodd Censure a Lesson in Justice
Adam Clayton Powell denounces the Dodd censure as a case of racial double standards. He argues the Senate spared Dodd due to whiteness, cites $116 083 in double billing, and declines jail in New York, citing MLK and other black leaders who spoke of a just cause.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
Thomas A. Dodd
D-Conn
America
Powell
U.S. Senate
Dodd
Senate
House of Representatives
New York
Martin Luther King
Fireworks Sales Begin Under Kansas Law
State law sets a sale period starting today with no sales after July 5. Wichita permits issued for 19 stands with free permits for safety inspections by Fire Chief John Erickson. city prohibits shooting within limits except on July 4. Mrs. Bonnie Moffatt, city clerk, notes inspections ongoing.
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Kansas
Bonnie Moffatt
John Erickson
Weather roundup and Kansas storm rainfall report
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. High near 90, lows around 70 with a 30 percent precipitation chance. Western Kansas saw heavy rains and large hail from Monday evening into night, with Sublette tallying 1.99 inches and Garden City area hail, Libera l and Dodge City reporting moisture. Top temperatures expected in the 80s across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sublette
Garden City
Liberal
Big Bow
Goodland
Dodge City
U.S. Aid Official Said Executed in Viet Cong Action
A broadcast claimed Gustav C. Hertz chief of the U S AID public administration unit in Saigon was killed in reprisal after a Viet Cong raid. The message referred to Sgt. Kenneth Roraback and used the alias Gustav Head, though no such American is documented.
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Saigon
U.S
Gustav C. Hertz
U.S. Agency For International Development
Leesburg
Gustav Hertz
Kenneth Roraback
Gustav Head
Hertz
Douglas K. Ramsey
USS. Foreign Service
Ramsey
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Kep
Hanoi
Red China
Hainan
South China Sea
Demilitarized Zone
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Vietnam
Two Bandits Caught After Long Chase in Kansas
In Salina two motel holdup suspects were captured after a long chase from Lawrence. Their hostage is in critical condition from a gunshot wound, and the motels were robbed with one employee kidnapped. The suspect and officer injuries were reported in the incident.
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Salina, Kan
Lawrence
Salina
Multiple Vehicle Damages and Crashes Reported
Police logged several incidents including a 1965 Plymouth driven by Jim Davis colliding with Homer Myer’s 1966 Buick at Main and Forest. A 1966 El Camino owned by Wayne Huffman was damaged while parked. Two Dayton men were detained after a crash that involved a hostage, Thomas Daniels, a KU graduate student hospitalized with serious injuries. Police recovered guns and money from the wrecked car.
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Jim Davis
S. Wilson
Homer Myer
S. Santa Fe
Main and Forest
Myer
Wayne Huffman
Kosygin and Castro Hold Private Havana Talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin and Cuban leader Castro met in Havana for private talks with no public comment on topics. Western observers expect discussion of Vietnam the Middle East and peaceful coexistence doctrine amid Cuba's shift away from strict Soviet line.
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Thant
Alexi N. Kosygin
Johnson
Vietnam
Middle East
Rusk
Gromyko
U.N
Havana
Alexei N. Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Castro
Kosygin
Cuba
Osvaldo Corticos
Raul Roa
Central Committee
Communist Party
Ludmila Gvishiani
Anastas I. Mikoyan
John F. Kennedy
Nikita S
Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Colombia
Latin America
Man Held Is Charged With Slaying
Coffeyville Kansas police file murder and rape charges against 33 year old Maurice Melton in the February slaying of 31 year old Lilie Mae Colbert. Melton formerly worked for Coffeyville and Independence dry cleaners and is jailed in Tulsa on Oklahoma rape kidnapping robbery and burglary charges. County Attorney Monte Heasty doubts a Montgomery County return soon. Colbert, mother of six, was found Feb 25 in a dry creek bed after vanishing Feb 20. she had been stabbed six times. Melton reportedly said he let Colbert out of his car to visit friends in Coffeyville before leaving Kansas.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Maurice Melton
Melton
Independence
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Monte Heasty
Montgomery County
Lillie Mae Colbert
Heasty
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows 1967 Toll
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday June 1 1967 lists 43 fatalities up from 39 and compares to 316 for 1966. An earlier fatality was not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Limited KAAP production planned at Parsons plant
The Kansas Army Ammunition Plant east of Parsons will start limited production by early September with about 300 workers training in late July for a single ammunition item. Full scale production is targeted late in the year as 3,500 workers are expected by early 1968 though dates depend on parts and equipment delivery. National Gypsum Co operates the plant and has 641 employees on payroll.
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Parsons Kan
Kansas Army Ammunition Plant
Parsons
Robert E. Scifres
National Gypsum Co
Scifres
National Gypsum
Intercepted Letter Details Blood Drive in Area
Thousands of gallons of the best blood surge through healthy bodies in this area as residents plan to donate 25 gallons or more tomorrow and Thursday to save the lives of friends and neighbors.
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UN Move
Lester R. Pearson
Abba Eban
Paul Pendergast
E. Main
Marvin Gregg
S. Kansas
Gregg
Bob DeBolt
DeBolt
Orley Barker
Orley
N. Grant
Lucille Ingroom
N. Evergreen
Barker
Ingroom
E. J. New
New
J. W. Kensett
Donald L. Lynch
Bruce H. Sparks
Dayton
Ohio
Thomas E. Daniels
Bird City
University of Kansas
Daniels
Sparks
Lynch
Bill Maertens
Lawrence Hospital
Virginia Inn
Marianao
Grace Episcopal Church
Third and Lincoln
Tribune
Sam Barnhart
KAAP
Cha
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