North Viet Nam rejects Indian cease fire plan
North Viet Nam called India's April 24 cease fire proposal an offense and criticized Indian authorities for pro-U.S. bias. China also rejected the plan. The U S pause on air strikes continued with 150 sorties in South Viet Nam and no strikes north of the 17th Parallel for a third straight day. Vietnamese forces reported 85 more Viet Cong dead in the Song Be area, bringing the tally to 184. The area lies 74 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Defense chief and House panel sign cease-fire on Reserve merger
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and the House Armed Services Committee announced a cease-fire over plans to merge Army Reserve units into the National Guard. The ceremony showed both sides remain skeptical, with McNamara insisting the merger will proceed and the committee challenging his authority without congressional approval.
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Tribune Phone Contact Reminder
If you don’t get your Tribune phone your carrier. If he can’t be reached dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Fear 80 Buried By Slide at Zugspitze
A massive snowslide on Mt Zugspitze Germany buried more than 50 people perhaps 80. Reports say four bodies were found in the first hours of rescue involving hundreds. guests at Schneefernerhaus Hotel were swept away as rescuers, including West German army helicopters and U.S. Army crews, searched the snow and aided evacuations.
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Lindy Birthplace Demolished in Detroit Urban Renewal
Detroit officials approve demolition of Charles Lindbergh's birthplace as part of urban renewal. The house, where the aviator was born February 4, 1902, is labeled undistinguished and slated for bulldozing.
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Bearded Monks Charged With Smuggling in Albano Case
In Albano near Castel Gandolfo Capuchin monks face complicity charges after authorities found a dead man and $64000 in contraband cigarettes on monastery grounds. Carabinieri and customs police filed the case. up to two years in jail and $16000 in fines possible.
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Heavy gunfire blocks peace talks in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo heavy gunfire and explosions rocked the city as peace talks collapsed amid the Civil War. Rebels and junta forces clash for a third day with U S troops nearby and a UN fact-finding mission arriving to assess the crisis. A rebel radio station was silenced again and a teen was killed by shellfire during the fighting.
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Jobs Wanted Ads Open for Students in The Tribune
One week remains for high school and junior college students to place free Jobs Wanted ads in The Tribune to connect with potential employers. Students should submit notices quickly to maximize reach.
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China declares second atomic test a great victory
Communist China described its second atomic explosion as a great victory while pledging it will not be the first to use nuclear weapons. The United States reaffirmed its stance to assist non-nuclear nations against Chinese blackmail as Japan urged restraint.
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Prepare to Fire 360 Teachers At South Bend
In South Bend Indiana the 360 member teachers union remains out of class demanding face to face negotiations with the school board. The district prepared termination notices for those who boycott and the federation pressed for a mediator from Governor Branigin while the 45 day appeal period begins.
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Weather: Cooler Sunday with partial clouds Kansas forecast
The Topeka area expects cooler temperatures and partly cloudy skies Sunday with highs in the 60s to 70s and lows in the 40s to 60s. Precipitation is confined to scattered showers today and tonight with several reporting inches, including Hill City 0.44 and Goodland 0.04.
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Humboldt Native Named to Top Kansas City Post
Chester E. Stovall of Humboldt was named executive director of the Human Resources Corporation in Kansas City by Mayor Illus W. Davis. Stovall, 51, will oversee poverty program efforts across the Missouri side of the metro area with a salary of 18000 dollars plus 2000 dollars for retirement. He has held multiple urban and human relations roles in St. Louis and will relocate with his wife and four children arriving in Kansas City Tuesday.
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Death Takes Nighthawks' Joe Sanders
Joe Sanders, 68, band leader, singer, piano player and songwriter, died Friday at the Veterans Hospital after two years of illness. He co founded the Coon Sanders band whose Nighthawk Follies broadcasts on WDAF Kansas City made them nationally known. first broadcast December 5, 1922. The group later moved to Chicago and toured nationwide with one night stops.
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Chicago
Sleep Walkers Reported Near Santa Fe Tracks Slumber Party
At 2:30 a.m. police found six 12 year old boys playing along the Santa Fe tracks at the 3rd street under pass. They were taken to the station then returned to a South Evergreen home where a mother hosted a slumber party and had unknowingly left.
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Youth 17 Charged With DWI After Chanute Incident
A 17 year old Chanute boy Francis A Allen Jones was arrested for driving while intoxicated and careless driving and held on $140 bond. He admitted driving after chrome from a damaged truck was matched to his car. A 19 year old Chanute youth said he bought beer for them and four six packs were found in the car. Jones faces leaving scene charges and a warrant was planned for the 19 year old for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Allen) Jones
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Howard Schurenman
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Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log For May 18 1965
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday May 18 1965 in Topeka with a comparison to the previous year 1964 totals.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Captures Quiet Friction
A fragment from a dated correspondence shows a playful yet pointed exchange about school disruptions, noting that unscheduled vacations occurred only if the building burned or a teachers strike happened, ending with a sign off "Yours."
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