Brezhnev Rejects Johnson European Appeal Over Vietnam War
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev refused President Johnson's call for improved Europe relations, saying the Vietnam War blocks any thaw. He urged the United States to halt air raids on North Vietnam and end its aggressive war, stating mutual ties require removing the main impediment.
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Planes Boost Tempo in North Viet Nam Raids
U S forces staged the heaviest raids yet on North Vietnam with a record 175 missions. Plane losses surpassed 400, including three new ones, and B52 raids penetrated the DMZ area. Philippine troops arrived to join a 2000-man Civic Action Group, while Vietnam's economy shows a shift from inflation toward mild recession due to import rules and shipping logjam.
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Philippines
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Puffin Found But Empty In Atlantic Rescue Update
Halifax AP reports the Puffin rowboat used by Britons David Johnstone and John Hoare to cross the Atlantic was found empty by Canadian destroyer Chaudiere about 600 miles southeast of St John’s Newfoundland. The pair departed Norfolk May 26 and last sighting was August 11 half way across.
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N.S
Atlantic
Britain
United States
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Chaudiere
David Johnstone
John Hoare
Norfolk
St. John’s
Lisbon
Portugal
Soviet Satellite to Launch From Baikonur Next Thursday
A large Soviet satellite carrying several men will be launched next Thursday. Eastern bloc leaders will watch the mission from Baikonur, the secret Soviet space center in Central Asia. Some sources say two men will be launched. others report more.
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Eastern Bloc
Baikonur
Central Asia
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragmentary note evokes playful personification of Mother Nature and humanity, concluding with a signoff Yours.
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Snow covers four northwest Kansas counties in first seasonal storm
The Kansas Highway Commission reports 7 to 12 inches of snow in Thomas, Rawlins, Sherman, and Cheyenne counties with drifting west from Colby. Temperatures fall to near freezing, with Goodland and Colby recording moisture and lows around the 20s to mid 40s. The AREA FORECAST warns of a freeze tonight and fair weather through Sunday with highs around 60 to 65 and frosts possible across eastern Kansas.
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Kansas Highway Commission
Kansas
The
Highway Commission
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Cheyenne Counties
Goodland
Colby
Norcatur
Oberlin
Norton Dam
Waheeney
Hill City
Pittsburg
Columbus
Cherryvale
Erie
Man Charged In Accident Near Santa Fe
Albert R. Rinehart 59 of 1718 S. Evergreen was arrested after a backing accident near 9 S. Santa Fe at 4 30 p m Friday. His 1957 Buick sustained 15 in damage and backed into a parked 1962 Ford owned by Howard Schooley 202 S. Western causing 125 damage to the Chevrolet front. Rinehart faced a charge of driving while intoxicated and careless driving. A separate incident in the 300 block on W Main at 3 30 p m Friday involved Jon K Gorrell 16 of 301 S. Western whose 1960 Ford was rear struck by Barbara J Supp 16 of 1430 S. Malcolm.
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Howard Schooley
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Barbara J. Supp
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Car hits railroad train. one dead in Ark City
One man died and another was hospitalized after their car struck a speeding railroad train at the edge of Arkansas City Friday night. Cecil F. Nally, 20, of Winfield, died in the crash and Ozzie Redelk, 18, also of Winfield, was hospitalized.
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Cecil F. Nally
Winfield
Ozzie Redelk
Extra Help Hired For Mail Backlog in Chicago
Four hundred additional workers will assist Chicago postal staff to clear a massive backlog at the Post Office. Assistant Postmaster General William Hartigan announced the increase, saying the mail flow should improve by Monday as he returns to Washington.
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Emile Asa
Kansas Editor Hall of Fame Adds Carruth Brinkerhoff
Arthur J. Carruth Jr and Fred W. Brinkerhoff were inducted as the 50th and 51st editors in the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame during Editor's Day ceremonies in Lawrence. Carruth led the Topeka State Journal and Brinkerhoff the Pittsburg Headlight and Sun, with room funds provided by the William Allen White Foundation.
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Six Known Dead In Iowa Town Hit by Tornado
BELMOND Iowa AP lawmen began a careful search for more tornado victims after a Friday twister left six dead and more than 150 injured. Cold wind rain and occasional snow hampered rescue work in the largely wrecked town.
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Rocky Mountain States
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State Highway Patrol
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Samuel Leinbach
Iowa Medical Society
Severe Missouri Kansas storm leaves trail of destruction
A vast weather outbreak across Missouri and Kansas dropped temperatures, produced six inches of snow in northwest Kansas, and spawned tornadoes damaging towns including Camdenton, Waynesville, and St. Charles. At least 33 people hospitalized. hundreds without power as Army and National Guard aided rescue and cleanup amid widespread debris and looting fears.
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Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Assistance
Instructions urge contacting the Tribune through the carrier and provide a fallback dialing HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. to reach the person if the carrier is unavailable. The note emphasizes after hours accessibility and direct line for urgent communication.
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Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows 564 for 1966
Kansas traffic death log reports 564 fatalities through 9 a.m. Saturday October 22 1966, compared with 508 in the same period of 1965. The AP summary lists annual totals and indicates ongoing recordkeeping for the year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Liquor Shortage Strains Michigan Bars and Stores
Detroit area liquor buyers face empty shelves as the Michigan Liquor Control Commission’s Lincoln Park warehouse suffers delays. Officials blame modernization with a new conveyor belt and storage rack system causing 7 to 10 day delays, while operators report shortages across southeastern Michigan and some items out for weeks. Warehouse managers expect rapid fixes once the new system is fully operational.
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Michigan Liquor Control Commission
Lincoln Park
Commission
Chuck Muer
Ponchartrain Hotel
al Plachta
Jerry Moore
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