Princess Margaret Visits Berkeley And San Francisco Sights
Britain's Princess Margaret tours the San Francisco area visiting the UC Berkeley campus and sampling Western barbecue on the Monterey Peninsula. She enjoys a cable car ride, a San Francisco Bay cruise aboard Dan London’s yacht, and an official reception hosted by British Minister Michael Stewart at the consul general’s residence.
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Britain
Princess Margaret
United States
University of California
Berkeley
Monterey
Earl of Snowdon
Russian Hill
Royal Party
The
Snowdons
San Francisco Bay
Dan London
Michael Stewart
Washington D.C
Garden City selects 60 acre junior college site
Garden City chooses a 60 acre site on the eastern edge for the proposed Garden City Community Junior College. The land costing 180000 includes two houses and an irrigation well on the southwest corner and will be funded by a joint bond election on January 18 by the college board and Unified School Board 457. The election also covers a new vocational technical building south of the high school and remodeling of the current high school.
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Garden City
Garden City Community Junior College
College Board
Unified School Board
Willmore Withdraws Civil Service Appeal
TOPEKA AP An attorney for Harry Willmore former assistant engineer at Kansas Neurological Institute withdrew Willmore s appeal just before the state Civil Service Board was to hear it. Willmore had been dismissed for alleged removal of state materials from the institute.
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Topeka
Harry Willmore
Kansas Neurological Institute
Willmore
State Civil Service Board
Judd warns U.S. at risk of losing amid Viet Nam war talk
Former congressman Walter Judd told about 2,000 Kansas teachers the United States faces grave danger in Viet Nam and a wider冲 conflict. He urged teachers to educate youth on the world stage and emphasized containment of communism and support for newly independent nations.
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Viet Nam
Walter Judd
Kansas State Teachers Association
Southeast Section
Judd
Russia
Red China
Kremlin
China
Asia
United Nations
FBI
U.S
Minnesota
Refugee Airlift For Cubans OK
President Johnson announced an agreement with Cuba to allow 3000 to 4000 Cuban refugees monthly to fly to the United States on American planes. Priority goes to immediate relatives, with flights from Varadero. The Swiss Embassy in Havana will verify eligibility under the memorandum of understanding.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Cuba
United States
Varadero
Havana
Dodge City man killed in U S 50 crash near Cimarron
James W. Noland, 38, of Dodge City, died in a two car collision about a mile and a half east of Cimarron on U S 50 early today.
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Dodge City
Kan
James W. Noland
Cimarron
U. S. 50
Stark Naked Law to Ban Nudism Faces Court Challenge
Tennessee nudists contend a new law banning nudism is vague and violates civil rights. The state argues disrobing in mixed settings risks lewdness and indecency as three-judge panel weighs the constitutionality prompted by the American Sun Bathing Association and the Tennessee Outdoor Club.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee
Bernard Bernstein
Tom Fox
Gaines Morton
Knoxville
Here
Morton
San Juan Hill Bugler Starr Wetmore Dies at 90
Starr M. Wetmore, 90, a veteran credited with bugling the Rough Riders at San Juan Hill during the Spanish American War, died Friday night at a Veterans Administration hospital. He was wounded in the battle.
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Houston
Tex
Starr M. Wetmore
San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Veterans Administration
No Change Reported in Kansans Unemployment
TOPEKA RP The State Employment Security Division said there was no change in unemployment among Kansans covered by unemployment compensation for the period ended Oct 30.
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Topeka
State Employment Security Division
Pipeline Across Missouri River Opened by Gas Co
Workmen from Cities Service Gas Co and Gas Service Co completed laying a 1931 foot gas pipeline across the Missouri River. The 26 inch line, weighing 727 pounds per foot, was floated across with steel floats and drawn into a trench two miles west of the Fairfax bridge.
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Kansas City
Cities Service Gas Co
The
Gas Service Co
Missouri River
Fairfax Bridge
Intercepted Letter Warns of Cuban Refugee Airlift
A brief intercepted note questions the Cuban refugee airlift, suggesting skeptics fear it may be a Trojan horse and expressing concern from an unidentified source named Nute.
United Fund climbs to 69.1 percent of goal
The United Fund thermometer shows contributions totaling 13,293 dollars today, reaching 69.1 percent of the 22,460 dollar goal. A chart tracks progress with markers at 15 thousand 12 thousand and other milestones.
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United Fund
Pleasant fall weather to continue through next week
Fair to partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change forecast through Sunday. Low tonight 50 to 55, high Sunday near 70. Topeka area reports mostly fair, mild weather into next week with some fog and clouds but no rain. Highs today and Sunday in the 70s. lows range from the 30s in the northwest to around 50 in the east.
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka 1965 Week Report
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hour period ending 9 am Saturday November 7 1965 in Topeka with a comparable 1964 figure of 576 and 541 to date.
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Topeka
Kansas
Navy jets strike missile site after Crusader shot down
In South Viet Nam, US Navy jets hit a surface-to-air missile complex 35 miles east of Hanoi after an F8 Crusader was shot down near the target. The pilot parachuted into a dense area with no rescue attempted. Saigon crews reported heavy AA fire and damage to rail bridges and ferry facilities.
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South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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Portedly
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Oriskany
Hai Duong
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Independence
Bach Long
South China Sea
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Mekong Delta
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Ho Thi Que
Four Americans abducted by VC as search expands
Four U S Air Force personnel, all noncommissioned officers, were abducted by the Viet Cong between Vung Tau and Saigon. A nationwide search and rescue operation is under way, with one American reportedly escaping and others uncertain. The men were stationed at Tan Son Nhut airport and disappeared after a roadblock incident.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Vung Tau
South China Sea
Lan Son Nhut
Youth leadership urged at first Young Republicans school
Thomas Van Sickle of Fort Scott told about 150 college students from Missouri and Kansas that now is the time for young people to lead. He urged updating methods to face national state and local problems and said the party’s future rests with youth.
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Kansas City
Kan
Thomas van Sickle
Fort Scott
The
Young Republicans
Missouri
Kansas
United States
van Sickle
Republican Party
Tribune Phone Contact Line Reminder
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone at first, contact your carrier. If he remains unreachable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Arts Crafts Gems Rocks Shows This Weekend
Two annual local club shows run today and tomorrow without charge. The Gem and Mineral Club at the Memorial Building offers items for rock hounds and the public with hours 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. today and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. The Women’s Arts and Crafts Show at the North Malcolm Community Center opens at 9 a.m. and closes at 6 p.m. today with 12 noon to 7 p.m. Sunday hours.
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Gem and Mineral Club
Memorial Building
North Malcolm Community Center
Kennedy Morrissey Bench Nomination Withdrawn
President Johnson, recovering from surgery, accepts the withdrawal of Francis X. Morrissey’s federal judgeship nomination after Kennedy family allies faced ABA opposition. Johnson praises Morrissey’s courage while Sen. Kennedy’s sponsorship was frozen, marking a rare political setback for the younger Kennedy.
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Tex
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Francis X. Morrissey
Here
Morrissey
Boston
Kennedy
Sen
Edward M. Ken
Nedy
D-Mass
American Bar Association
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Molotov Back in Spotlight as Kosygin Adviser
In Moscow Molotov, 75, is described by east European Communist diplomats as working behind the scenes as a personal adviser to Premier Kosygin after eight years out of power.
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London
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Molotov
Nikita Khrushchev
Grant For Coffeyville Town Planning Project
The Urban Renewal Administration announced a grant of 11529 dollars to the Kansas Department of Economic Development to finance the first part of Coffeyville planning. State and local contributions totaling 5770 dollars will supplement the grant.
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Kansas Department of Economic Development
Coffeyville
Kan
Urban Renewal Administration
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