Dogs in Kansas found living in deplorable conditions
Kansas Federation of Humane Societies reports seven places in Kansas with dogs captured or stolen for sale to laboratories. One site held 200 to 300 dogs with mistreatment and unsanitary housing. Investigators traveled 400 miles contacting seven locations with cooperation from local authorities.
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U.S
Kansas Federation of American Humane Society
Kansas
George Justice
W. Main
Chanute
Kansas Federation of Humane Societies, Inc
Justice
the Tribune
Health Department
Massive Strike Set to Parade Across France Tuesday
PARIS AP over five million workers from government and private sectors plan a nationwide strike Tuesday demanding higher wages and shorter hours, signaling broad labor discontent across the economy.
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Paris
Air horn malfunction amid storm watch rattles city
A weather front brought rain and hail, with a city air horn in the warning system malfunctioning for several minutes. Police and highway patrol monitored advancing storm clouds as counties reported heavy rainfall totals and hail across the area.
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The
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Lige Matlock
Highway Patrol
Matlock
11Th
Tornado Lashes At Kansas City
A tornado struck Kansas City Kansas injuring four people and causing widespread damage in residential and business districts. The funnel touched down near 38th and Haskell and crossed State and Minnesota avenues, damaging cars, buildings, and campers as sirens warned residents to take shelter.
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Kansas City
Kan
This City
38Th
Haskell
State
Minnesota Avenue
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Tonight and Week Activities
The May meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the Memorial Building chamber offices. Attendance is open to all members. Week activities include a women’s division luncheon tomorrow at noon at the Tioga Hotel and a weekend campout at Santa Fe Park by the Safari Campers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Memorial Building
Tioga Hotel
Santa Fe Park
Gifts to Uncle Sam Slow in Retiring National Debt
Washington AP report notes a Congressional debt retirement fund, five years old, has not reached its first million as the national debt climbs to 320 billion. By April 30 contributions total over 815 thousand though the fund was created in 1961 under Kennedy. Charles E Bennett sponsored the bill and deposited the first gift of 1000 dollars. The trust is expected to yield about 100 thousand annually going forward.
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Congress
Department
The
Treasury
John F. Kennedy
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Mentioned Viet Nam Tension
An intercepted letter references South Viet Nam and global anxiety, likening the country to a tail wagging the dog and noting the world’s nervous tension surrounding the issue.
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Cha
South Viet Nam
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows May 18 Comparison
TOPEKA AP reports Kansas traffic death log covering the 48 hours to 9 AM Monday for May 1966 and compares with May 1965, noting death totals in the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sutcliffe Named National Director in Topeka
Dean Sutcliffe of Kansas is named national director by the Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce at Topeka meeting. He previously served as state vice president and now joins 19 southeast Kansas Jaycee chapters under his supervision. Jack Groves received an International senator award from Bob Kennan and heads Chanute Chamber of Commerce.
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Dean Sutcliffe
Kansas
International Organization
Topeka
Sutcliffe
Southeast Kansas
Jaycee
Chanute Jaycees
George McCune
Jack Haight
Dwight Blackwood
Don Elder
Groves
Bob Reynolds
John Pate
Ron Sutcliffe
Chanute Juveniles Admit Stealing Items From Home
Police say two Chanute boys aged 14 and 16 admitted taking a transistor radio a fishing rod and reel and a pellet gun from LeRoy Shultz at 1616 South Kansas. They denied taking other items reported missing. Items are being returned and the case referred to the county juvenile officer.
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Chanute
LeRoy Shultz
S. Kansas
Shultz
New Political Crisis Hits S. Viet Nam
In Da Nang Buddhist leaders demand the withdrawal of Saigon troops as clashes rise. Thien Minh accuses a plot to kill Buddhists, eight dead or five killed reported, with 52 wounded and 12 arrests. Viet Cong attacks police posts in Saigon suburbs amid transport and utility disruption. Ky sacks northern commander Gen Ton That Dinh.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
North
Thien Minh
Minh
Ton That
Vietnamese Drive Against VC In the Southwest
South Vietnamese regiments of the 9th Division, about 3,000 men, launched a dawn drive to destroy a Viet Cong base camp 72 miles southwest of Saigon, aided by armored carriers and rangers. The operation reportedly killed 32 guerrillas, seized 25 weapons, and included a 20 bed hospital and an ordnance shop. US B 52 bombers struck the target area near the Cambodian border in Binh Long Province.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Long
Kidney transplant appears successful at UCLA Medical Center
Mrs. Hubert Flinn donated a kidney to her son Marvin Flinn in Los Angeles. Both were reported in good condition and improving early today, a week after the operation. Marvin had been kept alive by an artificial kidney before surgery.
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Los Angeles
Hubert Flinn
Marvin
Flinn
Cortland
Ind
Hutchinson
Kan
Ucla Medical Center
No Results In Long Manhunt For Missing Peggy Ann Brodnick
In Shade Gap Pennsylvania state police end a foot by foot search for 17 year old Peggy Ann Brodnick and the Mountain Man suspect after a week of tracing woodland hills. Police will keep the command post in a picnic grove and interview residents as the hunt ends without locating the girl or the abductor.
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Shade Gap
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Johnson Considers Viet Nam Crisis With Top Aides
President Johnson convened an afternoon meeting with top military and diplomatic advisers to review the Vietnamese crisis sparked by Premier Ky s crackdown on Buddhist dissidents. The State Department said there was no advance notice to the United States as Washington seeks to unite rival South Vietnamese factions.
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Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
State Department
United States
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Moyers
U.S
Crash in Turkey Fatal to 13
Thirteen workers died and 50 injured in two traffic accidents in Turkey. A truck carrying 98 laborers overturned in Thrace killing nine, while a truck skidded into a ditch in Anatolia killing four.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Turkish Thrace
Anatolia
Council Grove Dam dedication highlights Kansas water push
At the Neosho River Council Grove dam dedication Kansas officials including Lt General Cassidy and Gov Avery praised the states lead in national water conservation. Cassidy noted five planned preconstruction reservoir projects and 11 yet to start among Kansas 24 authorized sites. Myron George received a plaque for public works service though absent. Emmett Wilson collected the award in Independence.
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Council Grove
Kan
Kansas
Army
Neosho River
William F. Cassidy
Washington
Army Engineers
William H. Avery
Frank Carlson
James Pearson
Garner Shriver
Robert Ellsworth
U.S
Myron George
W. 5Th
House
Public Works Committee
Neosho
George
Council Grove Dam
Emmett Wilson
Independence
Bodies of two boys found in Big Eleven Lake
In Kansas City Kansas the bodies of 10 year old Robert Timm and 9 year old Richard Pearson were recovered from Big Eleven Lake. A friend reported seeing them Sunday afternoon and they planned to go to the lake. The cause and whether a Sunday tornado touched them remain undetermined.
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Kansas City
Kan
Big Eleven Lake
Robert Timm
John L. Timm
Richard Pearson
John E. Pearson
Astronauts Ready for Gemini 9 Launch Tomorrow
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP two astronauts Gem ini 9 Thomas P Stafford and Eugene A Cernan expect the toughest job of any crew as they prepare for Tuesday launch. Weather improves, liftoff set for 12 39 p m EDT. The mission aims include a rapid rendezvous with an Agena target rocket and a long space walk.
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Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Stafford
Cernan
Agena
Moon
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