Blood-Clotting Drug Saves Its Developer and Hemophiliacs
Los Angeles AP reports two researchers Dr. Edward Shanbrom and Dr. G M Thelin announce a commercial concentrate of anti hemophilic factors AHF to treat hemophilia. Thelin, a hemophiliac, recovered from brain hemorrhage and later peptic ulcers using AHF. Experts say the therapy could let many hemophiliacs live normal lives.
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Los Angeles
Edward Shanbrom
G. M. Thelin
Hyland Laboratories
Thelin
AHF
Shanbrom
Shelby Dietrich
Orthopaedic Hospital
Dietrich
Massive Search Resumed for Peggy Ann Brodnick
Hundreds of volunteers converged on Shade Gap to aid in the sprawling hunt for 17 year old Peggy Ann Brodnick abducted on a dirt road near her home. State police circulated an artist sketch of the suspected kidnapper nicknamed the mountain man, based on residents' accounts of sniper fire. A teen boy was detained briefly for questioning and released as authorities pursue the mountain man theory amid ongoing searches.
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Shade Gap
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Token Force Of Students At Sit-in
A token force of 25 students maintained a sit-in in the University of Chicago administration building over its third day to protest the university policy of supplying class rankings to draft boards with student consent. Overnight guards were scheduled 12 midnight to 9 a.m. CDT, and new groups were to rotate in. The protest reduced to token size after leaving the president’s home.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Fred Egan
Alpena
Mich
George W. Beadle
Weather warms across Kansas with 75 to 80 forecast
Area forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Sunday with partial cloudiness and possible afternoon showers. Southerly winds 20 to 25 mph Sunday, lows about 50 to 55, highs into the lower 80s. In Topeka temperatures rise to the mid 70s to around 80 as wind gusts reach 20 to 30 mph today.
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Topeka
Kansas
The
Weather Bureau
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Illusion Claim
The text describes an intercepted letter stating no drug makes a person invisible, but hints at a substance that induces visions of nonexistent things. It frames the idea as a claims about perception altering effects rather than actual invisibility.
Blondes Outnumber Brunette Queens at Miss USA Pageant
In Miami Beach, blondes outnumber brunettes among state queens for the Miss USA pageant but brunettes are arriving. Early arrivals include Susan Scott of Clanton Alabama Martha Taylor of Independence Missouri and Kathleen Blascak of Allen Park Michigan as blondes from Minnesota Kansas Texas and South Carolina lead.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.S.A
Susan Scott
Clanton
Ala
Martha Taylor
Independence
Kathleen Blascak
Allen Park
Mich
Minnesota
Kansas
Texas
South Carolina
Driver Arrested for DWI and Open Bottle
Highway patrol arrested Bert Beck Jr. at 1015 S Grant on drunk driving and open bottle charges. He posted a $150 bond and a hearing was scheduled for 3 30 p m May 25.
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The
Highway Patrol
Bert Beck Jr
S. Grant
Phone contact guidance for Tribune readers
The notice directs readers to contact the Tribune via telephone or, if unavailable, to dial HE 1340 after 6 p.m. It provides a fallback number for reaching the newspaper staff outside regular hours.
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Tribune
U S plane losses rise in North Viet Nam as air battles persist
The U S Command reports 243 American planes shot down over North Viet Nam since air attacks began near Feb 1965, with 104 planes lost to enemy action in South Viet Nam since January 1961. The tally notes stronger antiaircraft defenses and increased North Vietnamese operations, while U S aircrews bolster missions near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Command
North Viet Nam
17Th Parallel
U.S
United States
Viet Nam
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Phuoc Long
Enterprise
Kitty Hawk
North
Air Force
Regents defer fee hike actions against state colleges
Kansas Board of Regents deferred proposals to raise undergraduate fees by 40 or 50 dollars a year and to reconsider year round operation for state colleges. Current fees vary by campus from 150 to 210 dollars. The board also approved a philosophy department at Kansas State and designated the Environmental Research Laboratory as the Institute for Environmental Research while authorizing a Fort Hays State loan for a men's dormitory.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
Kansas State
Wichita State
Hays
Emporia
Pittsburg
A. H. Cromb
Mission Hills
Regents
Crash Fatal to Sedan Woman in Caney Area
Mrs. Earl Lewis 76 of Sedan Kan died Friday when a car slowed to avoid broken bottles on U S 166 about 20 miles northwest of Caney and was hit from behind by another vehicle. Mrs. Aubry D. Davis of Yuma Ariz and Mr. Davis were seriously injured and admitted to Caney Hospital. Leroy J. Mellen 42 of Havana Kan, the other driver, sustained minor injuries.
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Caney, Kan
Earl Lewis
Sedan
Kan
Leroy J. Mellen
Havana
Mrs. Davis
Caney Hospital
Traffic Fatalities Log Report For May 13 1966
The Topeka Kansas traffic death tally for the 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday May 13 1966 shows 200 fatalities, compared with 208 in the same period in 1965. Police and highway officials review crash scenes, identify trends, and urge caution during the spring travel period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Winners Named in 14th Annual Art Fair at Murray Hill School
The 14th Annual Art Fair at Murray Hill School crowned top adults with Man with Bottle by Alicia Taylor in realism and Initiative by J. W. Kensett in welded abstraction. Second place realism went to Dr. Don Abbuehl, third to Mrs. Dorothy Mundell. honorable mentions to Mrs. Maxine Collison and Peggy Dormois. Abstracts saw Tom Arthur take second and Mrs. C. B. Wendeln third, with honorable mentions to Dr. Kensett and Mrs. Don Abbuehl. In junior divisions Carol Leaming won realistics, Penny Swink won abstract, and Marsha Wrestler claimed a blue ribbon for a footed bowl. Judge Reed Schmickle of Kansas State College praised honesty and distillation of experience in art.
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Murray Hill School
Alicia Taylor
J. W. Kensett
Don Abbuehl
Dorothy Mundell
Walnut
Maxine Collison
Buffalo
Peggy Dormois
Tom Arthur
C. B. Wendeln
Dr. Kensett
Don R. Abbuehl
Marsha
Reed Schmickle
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Schmickle
Boys Cleanup Leads to Threats and Theft Report
Chanute police investigated two incidents last night. A man reported catching boys in a car tossing toilet paper and forcing them to pick it up. they warned of returning with others. Two youths reportedly took money from Warren D. Carter’s wife’s purse, then returned the purse on his back porch. The case is being reviewed with the county juvenile officer Ray Zumalt.
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Warren D. Carter
S. Lafayette
Carter
Ray Zumalt
Body recovered from Tuttle Creek after drowning
The body of Stewart Linscheid, 55, an English professor at Peru State College, was recovered Friday from Tuttle Creek reservoir. He and his wife Nevil, 54, a Nebraska City teacher, drowned when their boat overturned a week earlier. Nevil’s body was found last Sunday.
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Manhattan
Kan
Stewart Linscheid
Tuttle Creek Reservoir
Linscheid
Peru
Neb
Crash Fatal Near Topeka Kills Man
Kansas Highway Patrol reports Dale R. Clutter aged 29 of Hoisington was killed in a one car crash on K96 northwest of Great Bend.
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Topeka. Kan
Kansas Highway Patrol
Dale R. Clutter
Hoisington
Great Bend
LSD Debate Shapes College Crisis Senate Hearing
Dr Timothy Leary urged controlled licensing for LSD use citing spiritual growth and knowledge pursuit while warning that college student experimentation is rising. Senate questions probe legality and education options as law enforcement notes teenage mushrooming use in California. Leary faces a 30 year marijuana sentence while directing LSD research.
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Washington
Timothy Leary
Leary
Harvard University
Senate
Man Works On 90th Birthday At Quemado Ranch
Fred W. Black marked his 90th birthday by a full day of work at his 7 040 acre cattle ranch near Quemado New Mexico. The widower makes a 48 mile round trip daily to the ranch and uses help only at peak seasons such as branding time. He plans to retire only when he starts getting old.
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Quemado
N.M
Fred W. Black
Black
Warm Trend Is Beginning In Midwest
A warming trend started in the Midwest after an early spring chill. Record lows were set in Springfield Missouri and Syracuse New York. Fort Wayne Indiana posted the area's lowest May 13 high. Rain spread nationwide with Arizona and New Mexico dry.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Springfield
Syracuse
N.Y
Fort Wayne
Ind
Arizona
New Mexico
Butte
Mont
Gulf Coast
Him Top Dog Blanco Slips in White House Dog Rankings
Washington AP reports a White House shakeup as President Johnson’s collie Blanco drops to No. 4 while Him remains the top dog No. 1. Freckles and Kim rise to Nos. 2 and 3, both seven month old daughters of Him.
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Blanco
Washington
White House
Johnson
Beagle
D.C
Freckles
Kim
Him
Brigette
Him Long
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