UN Would Extend Dominican Truce
The United Nations sought to extend the 24 hour Dominican truce into a lasting cease fire as fighting paused at noon. U Thant said his Santo Domingo envoy Mayobre would try for a renewed 24 hour extension while U.S. troops monitored a sector sealed off by tanks and machine guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United Nations
U.S
Red Cross
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
Jose Antonio Mayobre
U S Officials Consider Caribbean Coalition Government
Under the Organization of American States a sizable U S contingent and some inter American forces may stay on the Caribbean island for months. The United States seeks a coalition government to run the country until a permanent administration is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of American States
U.S
U. S
Caribbean
United States
Dues Refusal Casts Doubt on U N Article 19 Action
Washington sources say it is increasingly unlikely that UN members will enforce Article 19 against France and the Soviet Union for overdue dues. The United States urges applying the provision to protect the UN's integrity and financial health, while big powers argue peacekeeping costs are illegally assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
U.N
France
Soviet Union
United States
General Assembly
United Nations
World Organization
Congo
Middle East
Intercepted Letter Mentions Duke of Wellington Portrait
A fragment references an intercepted letter to Cha and notes that even the portrait of the Duke of Wellington overcomes the enemy of England. The brief text ends with a sign-off Yours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
England
Dominican Duty Doesn't Interfere With Nuptials
In Prospect Connecticut Army para trooper Frank Briglia Jr will fly home to attend his wedding to Jackie Zabbarro on May 29 after Lt Col James F McNab arranged his return from the Dominican Republic. Jackie had appealed to the President, and Rep John Monagan helped secure the flight. About 450 guests were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Frank Briglia Jr
Jacueline Zabbarro
Jackie
Frank
82Nd Airborne Division
Dominican Republic
James F
McNab
Army
Johnson
John
Monagan
Brighia Senior
Two-Car Crash At Intersection Injures Vehicles
Police investigated a 2:20 PM two car collision at the W. 3rd and Lafayette intersection. Edith C. Cowan and Sarah Bollig were involved. Bollig cited for failure to yield. Ford and Dodge sustained about 559 damage combined.
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W. 3Rd
S. Lafayette
Edith C. Cowan
Sarah Bollig
Cowan
Bollig
Ford
Dodge
Axe Discusses Revenue Job in Topeka
Reports say Dr. Leonard H. Axe may become state director of revenue after retiring in September as president of Pittsburg State College. The Daily Capital cited Axe acknowledging discussions with Gov. Avery. The governor was away. administrative staff had no comment.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
John Anderson
Axe
Pittsburg
School of Business
University of Kansas
Department of Administration
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area 1965
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hour period up to 9 am Saturday showing 2 fatalities for May 27 1965 and 214 for comparable 1964 period. Local figures track yearly trends in road fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Burns Victim Dies After One Car Crash in Kansas City
John McGinley 19 of Kansas City Kansas died from burns after a one car crash that hit a telephone pole and a house. An electrical wire fell on the car starting the fire. McGinley died two hours later. passenger Steven McDaniel 16 was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
John McGinley
McGinley
Steven McDaniel
Osawatomie
McDaniel
Weather forecast and rainfall totals for Kansas region
Area forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy warm humid weather through Sunday with lows 65 to 70 and highs in the 80s to near 90. Showers were expected statewide as a cool front stalls, with Ness City reporting 1.39 inches and Hays 1.05 inches. hail observed near Hays and Cawker City.
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Topeka
Kansas
North Central
North East
Ness ‘City
Hays
Cawker City
Jet
Chanute High School 1965 Baccalaureate Service
The 1965 Chanute Senior High School graduating class holds a Baccalaureate at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium with Superintendent Buford Fisher presiding. Rev. Doyle Frazier offers invocation and prayer. Rev. Floyd Thuston delivers the sermon on The Prophet Daniel. The high school orchestra provides processional and recessional as vocals perform From the Mountains to the Valleys and I Am Goin to Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Senior High School
Memorial Auditorium
Buford
Fisher
Doyle Frazier
Frazier
Floyd Thuston
Daniel
Tribune Phone Contact Guide
The notice instructs readers to obtain Tribune access by calling their carrier. If unreachable, readers are advised to dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Massive air strikes hit Quang Sui barracks near Hanoi
U S Air Force jets bombed Quang Suoi barracks 55 to 60 miles south of Hanoi in the closest raid to the Vietnamese capital. Ninety jets destroyed 37 buildings with 75 tons of bombs in 45 minutes, with ground fire intense but no planes lost.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Quang Suoi
Hanoi
U.S
Quang Soui Barracks
Quang Soui
Phuoc Qui
South
Hue
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
Youth Injured After Fight In Cha nute Suburb
A 17-year-old boy was beaten by two 18-year-old youths in Cha nute last night. Allen F. Jones was brought to the police station, then to Neosho Memorial Hospital with multiple bruises and contusions. Jones later refused X-rays but remained under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Jones
S. Steuben
Allen F. Jones
Jones
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Eileen Cumings
Gerald K. Morrison
Miss Cumings
Morrison
Sloppy Day Proves Too Tacky at Houston High
In Houston at Robert E. Lee High School pupils observed Sloppy Day causing disruption. Some were sent home and the cafeteria, normally serving 1,400 lunches, fed only 50 on Friday. Principal Woodrow Watts described the reaction as normal for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Robert E. Lee High School
Gun Bill Faces Second Senate Committee Review
A contentious administration bill to curb mail order gun traffic may face a second Senate committee review in the Commerce Committee after Judiciary work wraps. Senator Dodd leads the bill through the subcommittee on juvenile delinquency with delay expectations and NRA opposition to various provisions continues to color debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Commerce Committee
Judiciary Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
National Rifle Association
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Commerce
Magnuson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Franklin L. Orth
NRA
Orth
Subcommittee
Johnson
Farm Official's Alaska Trip Ends With Injury
Agriculture Department official Byron G. Allen arrived in Fairbanks sick with intestinal flu and was hospitalized. After release he boarded a tour flight but was injured by a wing tip, injuring his right eye. He planned to return to Washington.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Agriculture Department
Byron G. Allen
Allen
Tanana Valley
Washington
Baptists Nominate Kansas Citian for Convention Presidency
SAN FRANCISCO AP reports Dr. Robert G. Torbet 52 of Kansas City Kansas nominated Friday as president of the American Baptist Convention. He is on the Central Baptist Theological Seminary staff. A vote was scheduled and the nomination seen as an assurance of election.
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San Francisco
Robert G. Torbet
Kansas City
Kan
American Baptist Convention
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Lt Smith Promoted and Transferred to Wichita
Trooper Richard Smith of the State Highway Patrol is promoted to lieutenant and will transfer July 1 to Wichita. Col. L. E. Hughes announced in Topeka. Twenty-three troopers will move to new duties to pair new men with veteran officers near high traffic areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
State Highway Patrol
Wichita
L. E. Hughes
Topeka
Smith
S. Evergreen
Col. Hughes
Highway Patrol
U S Considers Two Islets for Pacific Test Monitoring
Washington reports the United States may use Baker and Howland islands as test monitoring sites if atmospheric nuclear testing resumes. readiness plans include an underwater weapons effects test if the limited test ban pact fails. Johnston Island facilities near 1962 improvements.
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Washington
United States
Central Pacific
Congress
Baker and Howland Islands
Centu
Johnston Island
Pacific
Soviet Union
France
Red China
Britain
William J. Howard
Secretary of Defense
Kansas Youth Corps Programs Approved for KS
Two neighborhood youth corps programs were approved for Kansas under the war on poverty plan. Kansas City, Kansas gets 101 060 for 150 in school participants with 90 106 from federal funds. The Catholic schools diocese of Wichita receives 161 454 for 120 in school enrollees with 144 585 federal. Local coordinators are Mayor Joseph M McDowell and Rev Charles W Regan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph M. McDowell
Diocese of Wichita
Charles W. Regan
Specia
Stolen Goya Portrait Returned to London Gallery
The 392000 painting of the Duke of Wellington by Goya, stolen from the National Gallery in 1961, has been recovered in Birmingham and brought to London for expert examination. An anonymous courier sent a baggage ticket to a London newspaper, aiding police in identifying the recovered portrait in good condition despite the long disappearance.
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London
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Birmingham
London Metropolitan Police
Sotheby’s
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Jordan
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Yours
Army Chief of Staff
Lynn Evans
W. 9Th
Vicki Dunaway
S. Highland
Theune
Bill Jenkins
Santa Fe Park
N. Viet Nam
Kenneth Cumings
S. Plummer
Max Morrison
S. Ashby
Woodrow Watts
Baptists
Lt. Smith
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