Rusk Defends Viet Nam Elections Plan Amid Dispute
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Senate hearing there would be elections in South Viet Nam by September despite criticism from Sen. Fulbright and Sen. Morse. Rusk denied a postponement of a national assembly vote and said Ky aimed to hold elections after a new constitution and election law are set, maintaining confidence in a free vote.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Nguyen Cao Ky
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
U.S
Wayne Morse
Fulbright
South
National Assembly
Topeka NAACP critics clash over civil rights stance
Charles S. Scott of Topeka rebukes a statement by Dr. C. R. Rocquemore and Chester I. Lewis urging bypass of the Kansas Civil Rights Commission. Scott says the message does not reflect rank and file NAACP views and condemns the region meeting rhetoric.
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Topeka
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Charles S. Scott
C. R. Rocquemore
Wellington
Rocquemore
Chester I. Lewis
Carl Glatt
Scott
Kansas Commission
Woman Identified After Drowning In Turtle Creek Reservoir
In Manhattan Kansas the body of 54 year old Mrs Nevil B Linscheid was identified after a boat carrying her and her husband capsized in Turtle Creek Reservoir near the Fancy Creek marina. Her husband Stewart P Linscheid 55 an English professor at Peru State College remains missing as lake search continues.
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Manhattan
Kan
Turtle Creek Reservoir
Nevil B. Linscheid
Nebraska City
Neb
Stewart P. Linscheid
Peru State
Fancy Creek
Walt
Intercepted Letter Discusses South Viet Nam Elections
Intercepted letter suggests free elections in South Viet Nam by September may be possible but delays and party conventions are urged. The writer addresses "Cha" and comments on political timing and process.
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South Viet Nam
DeShazer Dies After Car Crash Near Erie
Charles F. DeShazer 76 of Erie died early today at Labette County Medical Center Parsons after being struck by an unidentified car on US 59 west of Erie. He was born February 25 1890 at Vermillion and lived in Erie before retiring in 1958 from the Kansas City Star and Times. He is survived by his widow, a daughter Amelia Duck Sulphur Oklahoma, three grandchildren one great grandchild and a brother George DeShazer Maryville Missouri. Funeral arrangements are pending with Pierce Funeral Home Erie.
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Charles F. DeShazer
Erie
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Samuel DeShazer
Vermillion
Olathe
Bille Luker
Kizzie Harrah
Clinton
Okla
Kansas City
Kansas City Star and Times
Erie Christian Church
DeShazer
Amelia Duck
Sulphur
George DeShazer
Maryville
Pierce Funeral Home
Wichitan Patrick Edwards Wins Kansas Spelling Bee
Topeka AP Patrick Edwards of Wichita is the Kansas spelling bee champion at age 12. He defeated Judy Guarr, the previous titleholder from 1965, by spelling litigiosity the quality of being disputatious or acrimonious.
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Topeka
Patrick Edwards
Wichita
Kansas
Judy Guarr
Patrick
Free Job Wanted Ads For Students This Spring
The Tribune offers free two week summer work ads for high school and junior college students. Ads run six days if not stopped by employment, limited to 20 words with name age and address, placed in person or by letter, one ad per student.
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The
Tribune
Candidate Filing Rate In Brisk Pace
In Topeka the filing pace for 1966 elections exceeds 1964 with 50 filings to date versus 39 two years ago. Many candidates plan to run but have not yet filed. new cross county House districts push filings to the state level under the apportionment law. Forty four districts span multiple counties, reducing senator candidacies this year.
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Topeka
Secretary of State
Statehouse
Te- Topeka
U S. Jets Hit Two Missile Sites In North Viet Nam
U S jet pilots knocked out two Soviet built missile sites in North Viet Nam and chased off MIGs in MIG Alley about 35 miles from the Chinese frontier. Navy A4 Skyhawks hit a surface to air site near Haiphong while Air Force planes destroyed a SAM site north east of Hanoi.
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Saigon
Uss
Viet Nam
Red China
U.S. Command
Navy
Haiphong
U.S
Air Force
Hanoi
Senator Assails Atom Smasher Site Search as Deception
Senator Edward V. Long charged that the search for a 375 million atom smasher site has become a miserable deception with six remaining sites deemed seriously inadequate. He urged a full review of all proposals and cited four Missouri sites in the running that were not chosen.
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Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Senate
Consid
Atomic Energy Commission
ABC
Ann Arbor
Mich
Brookhave
N. Y
Chicago
Denver
Madison
Wis
Sacramento
Calif
National Academy of Sciences
Missouri
Linera
Kansas City Area
Joplin
St. Louis
Flat River
Frost Warning Sweeps Northern Kansas as Cold Air Arrives
An outburst of cold air drives temperatures below freezing across much of Kansas. A frost warning covers northern areas while He winds and cool conditions persist into Tuesday with scattered light frost and rain totals reported in various towns.
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Topeka
Kansas
Beamont
Howard
Pittsburg
Chanute
Iola
Wichita
Bellevi
Traffic Fatalities Reported For May 1966 In Topeka
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours to 9 a m Monday with 2 fatalities for May and 6 for 1966. Comparisons indicate 1965 period had 205 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Phone number urged for Tribune contacts after hours
The notice directs readers to call their Tribune contact via a specific phone line after 6 pm if a carrier cannot be reached. It provides the telephone number HE 1-3400 as an after hours contact option.
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Tribune
LBJ Hosts Mexico's Foreign Minister at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson hosted Antonio Carrillo Flores Mexico's foreign minister at a breakfast on the LBJ Ranch in Texas as he concluded a extended Texas weekend.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Mexico
Antonio Carrillo Flores
Texas
Two Car Crash At St. Paul Damages Cars
A two car crash near a Catholic church on highway K57 in St. Paul caused extensive damage but no serious injuries. Eugene Wagner 24 of Girard drove a 1964 Ford while Jerry R Hallacy 26 of St Paul drove a 1965 Chevrolet. Damages were about 495 and 600 respectively. Wagner's wife Linda 23 was shaken up. A second minor accident occurred when Henry Smith backed a 1963 Chevrolet into a parked 1958 Ford owned by Paul Lynch. Lynch car damaged about 25 with no damage to Smith.
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Ford
Eugene Wagner
Girard
Jerry R. Hallacy
George Neely
Neosho County
Wagner
Linda
Neely
Chevrolet
Henry Smith
Paul F. Lynch
Parsons R. J
Not Responsible During Murders Psychiatrist Says
A Baltimore psychiatrist testified that Charlene Hargis probably was temporarily insane when she says she killed her four children in October. He said she did not realize right from wrong or understand the consequences, though mentally competent to stand trial. The defense rested after his testimony as prosecutors prepare rebuttal.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Charlene Hargis
Manfred S. Guttmacher
Baltimore
Hargis
Prince Georges County
Denver D. Haris
D-Kan
Laurel, Md
Guttmacher
Edward Bagley
Mrs. Hargis
Spring Grove State Hospital
James
Kansas
Prince Georges
Laurel
Washington
Coffeyville
Kan
Betty Crofts
Virginia
China declares hydrogen bomb test in western China
AP reports Communist China announced it had exploded a thermonuclear device, claiming it was a hydrogen bomb test conducted Sunday in western China. The statement praised the three revolutionary movements and noted the test occurred at 4 p.m. local time with the method undetermined.
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Tokyo
China
Peking
Radio
Sinkiang Province
Peking Radio
Missouri Plans U S 71 Four Lane Upgrade Range
Jefferson City Mo AP Missouri highway chief M J Snider said no crash program exists to rush reconstruction of U S 71 along the western border. He cited plans to spend about 35 million in five years and up to 80 million in eight to ten years to upgrade the route to a divided four lane highway between Kansas City and Joplin, using the existing stretches as much as possible.
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Jefferson City
M. J. Snider
Missouri
Snider
Kansas City
Joplin
Truman Observes 82nd Birthday Note from Johnson
Kansas City AP reports President Johnson called former president Harry S. Truman to extend birthday wishes on Truman's 82nd birthday. Johnson quoted as saying greatness carries a price.
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Truman
Kansas City
Johnson
Harry S. Truman
City Dads Meet Tonight
The city commission will meet in regular session tonight at 7 30 p m local time. The agenda includes routine matters and community questions on city services and development.
Issues and Action Conference By Kansas Chamber Here Tomorrow
Two staff members of the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce, Noble Drake and Bob Wible, will conduct an Issues and Action conference at the Tioga Hotel starting with lunch at noon. The event targets local merchants and business leaders, addressing federal minimum wage, unemployment compensation, packaging, labeling, truth in lending, and Kansas trading stamp act. The day includes other chamber activities and Chanute Day at the Tulsa Oil Show with Chanute hosts attending the breakfast at Tioga before 7:30 a.m.
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Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Noble Drake
Bob Wible
Tioga Hotel
Drake and
Wible
Chamber of Commerce
Chanute
Tulsa
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