Yemen ousts rebel president in bloodless coup
Yemen’s new Republican regime takes power in a bloodless coup while Abdullah al Sallal is abroad. Acting president Abdel Rahman Imani vows reconciliation with Royalists and a good neighbor policy toward Saudi Arabia. Premier Moshen el Ainy says tribes back the regime as Egypt shifts to support peace efforts.
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San’a
Yemen
Abdullah al- Sallal
Cairo
Middle East
Abdel Rahman Imani
Imani
Moshen el Ainy
Saudi Arabia
Sallal
Egypt
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Faisal of Sau
Police Fines and Bonds, City Police Activity Summary
The police court bonds and fines turn-in for last month totaled 680, with October activities showing 500.25 in overtime penalties and 140 overtime tickets. Over 10 months, fines reach 8 621, and requests for police service rose to 317. No felony arrests. misdemeanor arrests up, to 54. Traffic issues dominated arrests. 23 for illegal licenses. accidents up to 21 with two injuries. Humane Society reports 37 days with 27 killed and eight on hand.
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Police Department
Humane Society Animal Control
Marchers Back Troops in Kansas City Demonstration
About 75 people, mostly youths, marched in Kansas City to support American troops in Vietnam. Organizers Kathleen Kammerick, Leon ard DeLaugher, and George Vogel drew help from Wyandotte Ward and Washington high schools. American Legion post officers carried colors and spoke at Memorial Hall, while three dissenters urged a debate the marchers rejected.
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Kansas City
Kan
Vietnam
Kathleen Kammerick
Leonard DeLaugher
George Vogel
Wyandotte, Ward
Washington
American Legion Post
Wyandotte High
Memorial Hall
Legionnaires
Birth date proof rush reveals Census Service grow th
Pittsburg Kansas AP reports the Personal Census Service handles about 10,000 birth date verification requests weekly. The center stores over a billion names from 1880 to 1960 census data and 1890 records burned. Fees reach five dollars per search, with about 470 staff and thousands of daily mailings.
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Pittsburg
Kan
National Archives
Washington
Milton Swenson
Swenson
Personal Census Service
Weather warms for eastern Kansas with fair skies
Area forecast calls for generally fair weather and a slight warming trend tonight and Tuesday. Low temperatures dip to the 30s with Tuesday highs in the mid 50s as sunshine returns after a cloudy spell. eastern Kansas sees the first significant sun in over a week.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Pittsburg
Rockies
Florida
Texas
Far West
Dragnet On Jailbreakers In Oklahoma County
A convicted kidnapper Thomas Smith Mathis Jr. 43 of Pawhuska and two other jailbreakers remained at large after a jail break at Osage County jail. Two inmates were recaptured within two hours. one surrendered Sunday morning. Authorities believe the trio are armed and may have fled into Kansas with stolen vehicles and weapons.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Oklahoma
Osage County
Oklahoma City
Thomas Smith Mathis Jr
Kansas
Copan
Coffeyville
Cherryvale
Kan
Child Rescued After Choking Incident
Two year old Rhonda Phillips choked on rib fragment while eating. Fireman Robert Baker applied mouth to mouth resuscitation at a Grandview fire station. Ambulance transported her to hospital where she regained breathing and her condition improved to good.
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Grandview
Rhonda Phillips
Ronald Phillips
Robert Baker
Rhonda
Heavy Snow Strikes Lake Erie Shoreline
The first major snowstorm of the season dumps up to 2 feet across the southern and eastern shores of the Great Lakes. Conneaut Ohio reports 23 inches and Mayville 21 inches as crews cope with plummeting temperatures and slow travel from northwest Ohio to western New York.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Conneaut
Mayville
Lake Michigan
Intercepted Letter Discusses a Pinball Satellite Payoff
An intercepted note to Cha jokes about a pinball satellite in space and possible payoff. It urges contacting via the Tribune phone or carrier and provides a dial after 6 PM number HE 13400 for reach.
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Space
Tribune
Bombs Hit Gia Thuong Storage Area Near Hanoi
U S warplanes struck the Gia Thuong storage complex near Hanoi for the first time with a Phantom jet downing two MiGs. Capt. Darrell D. Simmonds and 1st Lt. George H. McKinney Jr. were credited. The strike targeted a major North Vietnamese storage site near Gia Lam, amid wider raids across the region.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
Pentagon
Air Force
North Viet
Non
Tex
George H. McKinney Jr
Bessemer
Ala
Tactical
Ubon
Thailand
Gia Lam
Haiphong Dock
Lao Cai
China
Gia Thuong
Communist China
South Vietnam
Paul Doumer
U S
North Vietnam
Typhoon Emma Devastates Philippines and Global Accidents
Disaster across the Philippines Britain and Europe leaves many dead or missing. Typhoon Emma sinks Mindoro and rips across islands while a London express train crashes. Other disasters hit Hong Kong New Guinea Italy and Spain with numerous fatalities and widespread damage.
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Associated Press
Philippines
Britain
Manila
Interisland
England
Emma
Philippine News Service
The
Red Cross
Porchlight Drive By United Fund Seeks Final Push
The Chanute United Fund plans a Porchlight Drive tomorrow evening to close this year's campaign. At 6 to 9 p.m. volunteers will canvas only homes with porchlights on, aiming to reach a $22,778.09 goal. $20,439.36 has been pledged so far.
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Chanute United Fund
Dean Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe
Chanute Campaign
Traffic Fatalities Rise to Eight in Kansas Weekend
Three people die in separate crashes in Kansas during a 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday period. Wichita residents Mrs. Lewis Grubb 78 and two youths Charles Maley Jr. 18 and Thomas Fisher 22 perish in a two car collision on U S 281 near Great Bend. A third fatality involves Lloyd Bennett Jr. 8 and George R. Bennett 9 after a car wreck near Topeka on Ward Road.
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Associated Press
Great Bend
Kansas
Lewis Grubb
Wichita
Charles R. Maley Jr
Thomas Fisher
U.S. 281
Highway Patrol
Lloyd Bennett Jr
George R. Bennett
Ward Road
Topeka
Pinball Satellite ATS 3 Heralds Busy Space Week Launch
Cape Kennedy reports the ATS 3 application technology satellite reached a stationary orbit above Brazil to test communications, weather prediction and navigation. The mission coincides with Surveyor 6 lunar flight and a Saturn V test launch as part of a week of U.S. space activity.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Brazil
America
Applications Technology
ATS 3
Moon
ESSA
United States
Traffic Fatalities Roll Log for Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log records 48 hours to 9 am Monday with 7 fatalities, plus figures for November and the year 1967, noting one previously unreported death and comparisons to 1966 period with higher totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Delegation Votes in Congress Summary
AP records show Kansas lawmakers on two roll calls. On a bill to establish Redwood National Park in California the vote was 77 to 6 for. Pear son voted for while Carlson did not vote. On a bill to close U S markets to extra long staple cotton from the United Arab Republic and Sudan the for votes came from Dole Mize Shriver Skubitz and Winn, all Republicans.
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Redwood National Park
California
Pearson
Carlson
U.S
United Arab Republic
Sudan
Dole
Mize
Shriver, Skubitz
Winn
Peace Talk Plans Appear Confusing
Washington officials said there was no basis for reports that the United States would send representatives to Moscow for Vietnam peace talks with Nobel Prize winners. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr said he accepted an invitation to East-West talks on the Asian war and understood all sides had accepted. A Norwegian committee invited King to meet but said no definite plans existed.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Moscow
Vietnam
Martin Luther King Jr
King
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Norway
J.B. Hygen
Hygen
Nobel Committee
Pope Paul VI Returns to Church Affairs After Surgery
Pope Paul VI, who underwent surgery Saturday, was visited by his secretary of state Amleto Cicognani and his brothers Sen. Ludovico Montini and Dr. Francesco Montini. A midday bulletin reported the post operative course as excellent with eased pain and normal temperature.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Vatican
Sen
Ludovico Montini
Francesco Montini
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