Veterans Day observances across the nation spotlight Vietnam service
Parades and speeches mark Veterans Day as the nation honors servicemen and women. President Johnson tours defense facilities while Arlington National Cemetery hosts a key address by Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Nitze. Demonstrations surface in several cities amid antiwar sentiment.
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Washington
Paul Nitze
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Bank Plate Glass Window Breaks After Night Vandalism
A plate glass door at the north entrance of the First National Bank was broken when a beer glass was thrown through it. Police were notified at 7 45 a m by the bank janitor. Earlier patrols found further vandalism at Santa Fe Park including a broken utility room window and red painted lettering on restroom walls.
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Break-in Report At S and S Body Shop In Santa Fe
Police found the front door of the S and S Body Shop at 1419 S. Santa Fe open last night but shop operators said nothing was missing. Officers discovered the break-in during a routine patrol.
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It Helps Chanute United Fund Donation Report
Chanute United Fund reports receipts totaling 22 778 09 dollars for the campaign year ending. Local donors and businesses contributed to support community services and charitable agencies across the area.
Kansas Weather Outlook and Temperatures This Weekend
Area forecast calls for fair skies through Sunday with cool tonight. Highs in the 60s Sunday and mid 30s to low 40s tonight. In Topeka temperatures yesterday 52 and 39, lows around 30 to 49 across the state.
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U.S. Troops Clash With Communists Near Dak To
Fierce fighting in the central highlands leaves 18 U.S. paratroopers and 98 North Vietnamese dead. 96 U.S. soldiers wounded from the 173rd Airborne Brigade. Separate clashes damage enemy engineers and report amid ongoing hill assaults near Dak To.
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Johnny Dio Convicted in Bankruptcy Fraud Case
John Dio a longtime associate of Murder Inc faces bank bankruptcy fraud charges after a Brooklyn case. Jury found Dio 53 with cousins Thomas Plumeri 36 and David Perlman 54 guilty of conspiring to loot Consumers Kosher Provisions Inc and transfer assets to First National Kosher. Sentencing set for December 11.
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Murder, Inc
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David Perlman
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Walter R. Mansfield
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Otto G. Obermaier
Brooklyn
Consumers Kosher Provisions, Inc
Laptcy
Sing Sing
President Johnson Calls for Hanoi Talks Aboard Carrier
On Veterans Day aboard the USS Enterprise off San Diego Harbor, President Johnson challenged Hanoi to meet with American representatives aboard a neutral ship at sea to discuss peace. He spoke to ship personnel at a holiday ceremony and expressed optimism about ending the war.
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Taft broadcasting chief Hulbert Taft Jr dies in explosion
Hulbert Taft Jr., 60, chair of Taft Broadcasting Co, was killed when a bomb shelter on his Indian Hill estate exploded. Authorities blamed natural gas in Anderson Township for related blast that destroyed a Taft employee’s home. Two others escaped, investigation ongoing.
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Kansas City Man Fatally Shot on Street
Kansas City police report a 44 year old man named Emil D. Kays was shot about three times and died at a local hospital. The shooting occurred on a Kansas City street early today according to a detective.
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Loud TV Commercials Bring Hot Letters
The FCC receives many complaints about loud TV ads as NAB demonstrates a subjective loudness concept. Advertisers use rapid delivery and brassy cues to force attention while volume meters miss the true impact on listeners. A temporary standard uses a reference recording to judge when ads are too loud.
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Tyrone Power
Barbara Stanwyck
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National Association of Broadcasters
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Bridge Collapse Damages Cement Truck on K146 West of Walnut
A cement mixer truck from Hy Grade Construction Co. of St. Paul, a 1966 Mack, was damaged when a creek bridge on highway K146 west of Walnut collapsed. The truck carried seven yards of cement mix. Driver Pat Born, 35, of Parsons, was uninjured. The bridge was a total loss and a detour was begun around 9 a.m. yesterday.
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Parsons
Bacon of Neodesha Uninjured in Crash
A Globe-Swift single engine plane piloted by Richard Bacon of Neodesha Kansas made a wheels-up landing in a soft wheat field northeast of Denver after running out of fuel. Neither Bacon nor Richard C. Morton of Wichita were injured. They were en route to Boulder for a Colorado Kansas football game. The aircraft suffered heavy nose and undercarriage damage.
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Richard Bacon
Neodesha
Kan
Richard C. Morton
Wichita
Boulder
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragment from an intercepted letter hints at musings on becoming a copywriter and producer of TV commercials. The writer questions prerequisities and reflects on creative flows and industry entry pathways.
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Cha
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