Lightning raids crush Saigon plot to topple leaders
In Saigon a rapid government crackdown stopped a coup attempt aimed at ousting premier Phan Huy Quat and the South Vietnamese military high command. Capt. Huynh Tan Hung was killed. at least 33 others were arrested as Col. Pham ngoc Thao escaped. Brig. Gen. Lam Van Phat remained at large. US officials reported no Viet Cong involvement. Simultaneously US and South Vietnamese air forces bombed targets in North Vietnam north of the 17th Parallel.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Phan Huy Quat
Huynh Tan Hung
le Hoanh Thao
46Th Infantry Regiment
Pham Ngoc Thao
Lam van Phat
Quat
U. S
United States seeks united action on Dominican Republic crisis
In New York the United States urged the U N Security Council to join with the OAS to end the Dominican Republic civil war. A U N report said new fighting broke out just before a 24 hour cease fire at noon as junta forces and rebels clashed in Santo Domingo, with a U N representative dispatched to the scene. Secretary General U Thant noted the halt in hostilities and Adlai Stevenson pressed for prompt unanimous council action.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. Security Council
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
U Thant
Council
Santo Domingo
Thant
U.N
U.S
Adlai E.tevenson
OAS
Security Council
Writ Denied For Pair In Death Sentence Case
U S District Judge Arthur J Stanley Jr denied a habeas corpus writ for James Douglas Latham and George Ronald York who face death for the slaying of a western Kansas railroad man. The attorney Roy Cook argued the motor car search without a warrant violated constitutional rights but the judge ruled the search was connected to the arrest and permissible.
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Kansas City, Kan
U. S
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
James Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
Stanley
Roy Cook
Cook
Trickle of Milk In Toledo Area Due to Strike
In Toledo Ohio 350 000 residents face a weekend with no home delivery or store milk as Teamsters Local 361 strikes halt six major dairies about 500 workers. Some milk remains at Sterling and driveways to Michigan offer small supplies. Fire stations and certain facilities receive doctor slips for essential use.
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Toledo
Teamsters Local 361
Toledo Dairies
Sterling
Teamsters Union
Lucas County
Michigan
Teamsters
Village Farms Dairy
Lawrence N. Steinberg
Teamsters Joint Council 44
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log For May 25 1965
Topeka reports 24 hour traffic death log through 9 a.m. Friday for May 25 1965. Comparable 1964 period recorded as 214 deaths. No further details on incidents in the fragment.
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Topeka
Kansas
Engineer Dies At Controls On Sunnyland Train
Earl Ray 65 of Memphis collapsed at the controls of the northbound Sunnyland passenger and mail train as it sped toward St Louis at about 70 mph. Fireman Richard Nothdraft brought the train to a halt near Crystal City where Ray was pronounced dead of an apparent heart attack.
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Crystal City, Mo
St. Louis
Frisco Railroad
Crystal City
Earl Ray
Memphis
Frisco
Richard Nothdraft
Sunnyland
Ray
Chanute Clinic Administers 712 Tetanus Shots
A statewide tetanus booster drive drew 712 participants at the First Methodist church in Chanute yesterday. School nurse Mrs. Margaret Wood and state representative Mrs. Dale praised the turnout while Drs. Earl Gehrt and Don Ray gave injections with help from nurses, Red Cross volunteers, and high school girls.
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Chanute
First Methodist Church
Margaret Wood
Dale
Topeka
Earl Gehrt
Don Ray
Helen Larson
Mmes
Ralph Boaz
George Edmondson
Ervin Lassman
Art Huble
Red Cross
Area Search For Missing K State Pilot
Kansas City AP reports a missing plane search centered in Western Missouri and Eastern Kansas for Sgt. Doyle R. Caudle ROTC instructor at Kansas State University. Caudle departed Manhattan Wednesday at 4:30 p m bound for McCrory Arkansas in a yellow and gold Cessna 140. He did not file a flight plan amid thunderstorms. Civil Air Patrol planes from Kansas City Independence and Butler searched the area with ground teams in Joplin and eastern Kansas. He was en route to his daughter's graduation.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Doyle R. Caudie
Kansas State University
Manhattan
McCrory
Ark
Civil Air Patrol
Independence
Butler
Joplin
Points
Caudle
Chanute opens Ross and Myers Kustom guitar amp plant
Ross and Myers Inc is producing eight state guitar amplifiers in the old 7th Street Market building at 7th and Steuben Chanute. Owners Charles Ross and John Myers foresee sales growth to 12 to 15 workers and nationwide distribution, with amps priced 350 to 895 dollars and 15 cabinet styles in production with copper circuit boards and silk screen patterns.
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Chanute
Ross and Myers, Inc
Kustom
Charles Ross
John Myers
7Th and Steuben
7Th Street Market
Ross and Myers
Jerry Williamson
Wilma Moore
Mildred Ostrander
Irene Dillon
Eileen Luther
Smokey Hale
United States
Ross
Myers
Kansas City
Chanute Kustom
Husband Wins Sunday Visits To Family Dog In Divorce Case
In Indianapolis judge awards Mrs Christina Black the divorce after 32 years. Glenn O Black gains 2 hour Sunday visitation with the family dog Pretty, with a third party required each visit to maintain peace. The decree also awards Black the airplane and one car, while Mrs Black gets the house, another car, and custody of Pretty.
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Tody
Glenn O. Black
John L. Niblack
Indianapolis
Niblack
Marion Circuit Court
Black
Christina R. Black
Careless Driving Charged In Night Traffic Stop
Two cars heading south on N Santa Fe were observed passing and honking horns at 12 35 a m. Police stopped the vehicles and arrested Carl Simpson 1010 S Evergreen for careless driving and driving with a suspended license and Winona R Scarberry Humboldt for careless driving.
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N. Santa Fe
Carl Simpson
S. Evergreen
Winona R. Scarberry
Humboldt
Detroit Statler Hilton Blaze Forces 900 Guests Out
A predawn fire at the Statler Hilton in downtown Detroit forced 994 guests to evacuate as eight firefighters were overcome by smoke. The five alarm blaze on the eighth floor disrupted stays for guests including Frederic Donner of General Motors. Most guests returned after the fire, with accommodations arranged at nearby hotels.
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Statler Hilton
Detroit
Frederic Donner
General Motors Corp
Donner
Glenn Thom
South Africa
Thom
Frank Teich
Teich
Tuller
Statler
Kansas Governor Leads Trade Delegation To New Orleans Port
Kansas Governor William H. Avery heads a 60 member business delegation on a goodwill tour to New Orleans. The group toured the waterfront and port facilities, thanking the city for aiding Kansas economic development. Mayor Victor Schiro welcomed them at City Hall and a Dock Board luncheon followed. A concurrent Arkansas delegation eyed stronger ties and hoped for increased cotton and commodity shipments via the port.
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New Orleans
Kansas
William H. Avery
Houston
Tex
City Hall
Avery
Cme
Victor Schiro
Dock Board
Little Rock
Ark
Strong
Harold E. Henson
B. Finley Vinson
TB in U S Far From Being Eradicated
The Public Health Service joins with National Jewish Hospital in Denver to launch a tuberculosis training program as 1964 preliminary figures show nearly 51 000 new active TB cases in the United States. The piece notes past declines and current concerns, detailing chemotherapy, drug regimens, relapse risks, and the 18 month minimum treatment.
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Denver
Colo
United States
U.S. Public Health Service
National Jewish Hospital
Thomas Moulding
Moulding
P.A.S
Weather Today In Topeka Kansas With Showers Possible
Partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures spread across Kansas with no significant rainfall expected. Temperatures today reach near 70 in the northwest and 80s in the south with tonight’s lows from the 40s to 60s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Intercepted Letter By Cha Becomes Kindness Note
A fragment from an intercepted letter urges kindness to any stray toy and mentions a confused child victim in an Indianapolis home. The message hints at a troubling domestic setting while emphasizing humane acts.
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Manchester
Indianapolis
Wellington Man Killed Near Topeka
Harold Rhodes a 56 year old resident of Wellington Kansas was killed when his sport car crashed into a concrete post on the Kansas Turnpike three miles south of Topeka. The car hit a post supporting the Pauline Dover road bridge and the front end was torn loose. Rhodes was alone and his body was thrown from the car with seat belt still fastened. Witnesses said the car was not speeding.
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Topeka
Harold Rhodes
Wellington
Kan
Kansas Turnpike
Highway Patrol
Rhodes
Pauline-Dover Road
Phone number guidance for Tribune readers
Instructions direct readers to contact the Tribune by phone if unavailable. If the contact is unreachable, callers are advised to dial HE 1.3400 after 6 p.m. The note emphasizes ensuring access to carrier support and evening contact options.
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Tribune
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