Thant Ends Cairo Mission As Crisis Deepens
U Thant cuts short peace mission to report to the U.N. Security Council after talks with Egyptian President Nasser on the Middle East crisis. Meanwhile the United States orders wives and children of officials in Israel and Egypt to evacuate within 48 hours amid escalating tensions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
U Thant
Egypt
U.N. Security Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
U.S. State Department
U.S
Israel
Washington
Thant
Cairo
Nasser
Security Council
New
Council
Associated Press
New York
Pearson Urges Cautious U S Involvement in Africa
Senator James B. Pearson of Kansas questions the depth and aim of U S ties with Africa urging careful study of whether direct involvement serves United States interests or Africa's and proposing indirect limited engagement as an alternative approach.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
United States
Africa
U.S
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Tribune
Middle East Tensions Prompt Global Diplomatic Moves
U Thant shortens peace mission to report to the UN Security Council on Egyptian talks as Nasser signals support for reviving the Armistice Commission. U.S. and Britain seek wide maritime support to keep Gulf of Aqaba open. Israel awaits guarantees amid war prep signals.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Doubt Over Authority To Finance Pike Bond Sale
In Topeka three of six State Finance Council members doubt the council can authorize $200,000 to finance a Kansas Turnpike Authority bond issue. They expect to back a $40,000 grant for a feasibility study linking Johnson County to Kansas City and the MCI airport, while Gov. Docking weighs questions and support.
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Topeka
State Finance Council
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Turnpike Authority
Johnson County
Kansas City Mid-Continent International
John Conard
Greensburg
House
Ted Sanborn
Bellville
Senate
Rep
Bill Fribley
Rcrestline
Finance Council
Kansas City
Conard
Sanborn
Fridley
Robert Docking
Docking
John Crutcher
Glee Smith
R-Larned
New York
Smith-Barney and Co
Terry J. Scanlon
State Department of Administration
Scanlon
William Timmerman
Authority
Smith-Barney
Timmerman
Oklahoma eyes bonds for two new turnpikes
Governor Dewey Bartlett said about 100 million dollars in bonds could be sold this fall to fund two new state toll roads. An Oklahoma Turnpike Authority feasibility study for a Tulsa to Interstate 35 route was set with a June 28 deadline.
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Oklahoma City
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
New York
Ity
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Thursday noting 42 fatalities for May and 1966 period totals 238 versus prior periods.
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Topeka
Kansas
Robeson Slaying Clues Lacking In Washington Case
Police have assigned nearly 30 officers to the slaying of Judith Robeson 24 a research assistant to Sen Carl on. Her beaten nearly nude body was found in her apartment Monday night in Washington Authorities say no clues yet emerged in the death as Sen Curtis warns time is running out in the war on crime. Nearby Wendy Jarboe 24 was found dead in the trunk of her car at National Airport. she had married six weeks earlier to Harvey Jarboe 26 of Fairfax County Virginia. Her death cause is undetermined.
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Washington
Judith Robeson
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Carlson
Miss Robeson
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
America
Curtis
Gordon Allott
Wendy Jarboe
Harvey Jarboe
Fairfax County
National Airport
Research Grant For Kansas U
NASA will distribute 1,167,046 to 20 universities and research institutions including Washington University in St Louis and the University of Kansas. The KU project receives 50,000 for a study of high performance antenna systems for deep space communications directed by Louis L Bailin.
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Washington
Washington University At
St. Louis
The
University of Kansas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Louis L. Bailin
Vehicles Damaged In Collisions Here
No injuries were reported after a two vehicle collision at 10th and Garfield around 6 25 p m. A 1961 Ford driven by Fred C Moulton 44 of 915 S Lafayette collided with a 1955 Chevrolet driven by Jack B Riley 19 of 1014 S Highland. Damage estimates: pickup front $100 car left rear $150. Earlier a parked 1962 Chevrolet II owned by Vicki Robinson 215 S Evergreen was struck by a backing pickup driven by June M McNeal Humboldt causing left rear fender damage at 14 S Malcolm.
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10Th
Garfield
Ford
Fred C. Moulton
S. Lafayette
Jack B. Riley
S. Highland
Vicki Robinson
S. Evergreen
S. Malcolm
June M. Mce- Neal
Humboldt
Week's Action Kills Top Number
The U S Command reports 337 Americans killed in action last week amid heavy fighting around the demilitarized zone. Total war losses reach 10,253 dead and 61,425 wounded for U S and allied forces. Communist losses total 2,464.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
United States
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
Thanh Hoa
North
Johnson Visits Expo 67 Amid Sincere Welcome
President Johnson toured Expo 67 in Montreal with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson. A protester cried assassin as security removed him. Johnson continued with a brief speech urging neighborly cooperation. A 21 gun salute greeted him during U.S. Day ceremonies attended by 5000 plus. He flew in from Montreal airport and planned to return to Washington that evening.
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Canada
White House
Washington
Lester B. Pearson
Montreal
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Ottawa
Johnson
Montreal International
Pearson
Neosho River fish kill prompts runoff review
Dr. Robert C. Harder told Gov. Docking he toured about 10 miles of the Neosho near Hartford after a Neosho Rapids fish kill. He cited 425000 fish lost over the weekend with species including pike carp and catfish, and noted four prior kills since Jan 1, three major.
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Topeka
Robert C. Harder
Robert Docking
Neosho Rapids
Harder
Neosho
Hartford
Docking
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Snow storm slams Northeast with record cold and snow
A crop killing storm hits the East driving temperatures to new lows. Massachusetts tobacco growers estimate one million dollars in losses. Connecticut records and Miami Beach see record lows. Snow plows work Route 2 in the Berkshire Mountains as a college game in New Hampshire is snowed out.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Miami Beach
Fla
New Hampshire
Berkshire Mountains
Greenfield
North Adams
Plane at Wavetops Escapes Radar to Cuba
A recon of Maj. Richard H. Pearce reveals a 110 mph single engine plane crossed the Florida Straits at wavetop level to dodge radar then signaled “any stations” for landing in Havana. Pearce and his son Richard Jr. vanished after reaching Libertad Airport and later sought asylum with Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Richard H. Pearce
Cuba
Florida Straits
U.S
Coast Guard
Havana
Military Libertad
Pearce
Richard Jr
United States Army
Richard Harwood Pearce
Communist Party
Gramma
Homestead Air Force Base
Florida
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Record heat hits Kansas with many cities above norms
Area forecast calls for generally fair, warm weather with highs in the lower to mid 90s and cooler readings in the southeast. On Wednesday record highs were set across Kansas including 102 at Dodge City and Garden City, 101 at Russell, 100 at Beloit, 99 at Concordia and 97 at Wichita.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Garden City
Russell
Beloit
Concordia
Wichita
Chanute
Pittsburg
Goodland
Abilene
Manhattan
Memorial weekend traffic deaths eyed at 650 to 750
The National Safety Council estimates 650 to 750 deaths on four days of Memorial Day weekend. NSC president Howard Pyle notes a non holiday four day period could see about 530 fatalities. Last Memorial Day weekend saw 42 traffic deaths in a three day span.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Council
Lawmakers OK 2.12 Million for Tornado Repair Costs
Senate and House conferees approved a supplemental appropriation bill of 2,122,775 to cover half the repair costs for Washburn University in Topeka and Kansas State University in Manhattan after last June’s tornado. Kansas State would receive 573,775 and Washburn 1,549,000. The bill excludes funds for that purpose.
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Washington
Senate
House
Washburn University
Topeka
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas State
Washburn
Intercepted Letter Warns of Middle East War Threats
Intercepted letter to Cha presumes looming conflict in the Middle East as the tourist season begins. The note hints at rising war clouds and instability while urging attention to the uncertain outlook.
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Middle East
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