Small-Scale Battles In Scattered Areas
In South Viet Nam small clashes occurred in scattered regions while overall fighting paused. Monsoon storms limited U S air strikes on North Viet Nam, and a civilian bus hit a Viet Cong mine north of Hue killing 15 and wounding 20. U S aircraft conducted 51 bombing missions Sunday and 190 strike sorties in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Manila
Hue
North
Viet Nam
Parsons Woman Suffers Broken Jaw In Pickup Crash
Le ann Auvigne 20 of Parsons sustained a broken jaw in a collision at the junction of old highway K39 and US 75. She was taken to St Margar et's Hospital at Fredonia and then to Labette County Medical Center in Parsons. Oscar Larson 70 of Chanute was in a 1963 Ford pickup. Auvigne's sister Carol 15 and Cindy Burnett 17 were checked and released. Mustang damage $1500, pickup $400. Larson was admitted for observation of possible chest injury. A second minor crash on US 169 near Chanute involved Mrs. Farnam 74 of Thayer and Frank C. Campbell 72 of Bartlesville with bumper damage.
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Parsons
Leann Auvigne
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Fredonia
Labette County Medical Center
Miss Auvigne
Oscar Larson
Chanute R. 1
Larson
Fredonia Hospital
Carol
Cindy Burnett
Highway Patrol
Us- 169
Chanute
J. E. Farnam
Thayer
Frank C. Campbell
Bartlesville
Cycle Driver Satchell Arrested After Motorcycle Crash
Police arrested Steve A. Satchell, 24, of Humboldt Route 2, on charges of driving while intoxicated and careless driving after a motorcycle crash at Main and Malcolm about 10 15. He was released on 125 bond with a hearing set for 3 30 p.m. Wednesday. Barnes, 20, of 605 N Steuben, rode as passenger and escaped injury, while Satchell claimed he lost control to avoid a car. The cycle had front fender and handlebars damaged. Barnes refused medical attention.
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Steve A. Satchell
Humboldt R. 2
Main
Malcolm
Satchell
Tommy Barnes
N. Steuben
Barnes
South Malcolm
Record spending ends as Congress closes session
Congress closes the two year 89th session with a record 263 billion appropriation total. President Johnson expected to sign nearly all legislation into law including a 6.1 billion school aid bill and a 1.26 billion demonstration cities program.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
United States
89Th Congress
Nash Driven By Bonnie Starkey Total Loss In 3:30 P.M. Crash
A 1955 Nash driven by Mrs. Bonnie Starkey 59 of Humboldt R 1 was totaled after brakes failed at Main and Plummer causing a collision with Barbara Evans 30 of Humboldt driving a 1963 Chevrolet. Evans vehicle damage was not immediately estimated.
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Bonnie Starkey
Humboldt
United Fund Gauge Shows Progressive Pledges
A United Fund gauge lists stepped pledge targets from 2,500 up to 23,070 as fundraising progress is tracked. The display details nine milestone figures in descending order, reflecting ongoing contributions and goals.
Contributions to the United Fund Progress Report
Today donations reached 3825 dollars with 302 donors giving an average 12.33 dollars each. Eightteen point six percent of the 23070 dollar goal has been reached.
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United Fund
Car Located After Missing Report at Senior High
Robert Hill reported his car missing from a parking spot at Senior High at 11:40 p.m. Saturday. Officers located the vehicle later and cancelled the report.
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Robert Hill
S. Rutter
Senior High
Wives in Paper Dresses Stage Hartford Dream Ball for Husbands
In Hartford a paper dress ball raises funds for the Wad sworth Atheneum Museum. About 150 women wore self made or designer painted paper outfits headlined by Peggy Moffitt in a revealing clear vinyl top and paper dots. Husbands joined in with paper vests and ties as scissors posed a playful threat to discardable fashions.
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Cially
Peggy Moffitt
Rudi Gernreich
Buffalo Homecoming Brings Solid Turnout and Festivities
The Buffalo homecoming Saturday drew favorable weather, an attendance that topped expectations, and a parade featuring nine bands from Buffalo and neighboring towns. Chanute entries won prizes, with a Walther League float first, and the event included races, a talent show, a Legion sponsored dance, and noon meals selling out well before 1 p.m.
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Buffalo
Midway School
Jeanie Hardin
Midway
Pat Black
Kahl Chiles of
American Legion
Joe Hake
Walter Davis
Milo Peterson
Area Forecast And Kansas Temperatures For Tuesday
Generally fair weather continues with little change in temperature through Tuesday. Tonight low temperatures expected in the upper 30s with freezing likely in the north central and northeast. Tuesday high near 70 with top readings in the upper 60s to lower 70s across Kansas. sunrise 6 39 sunset 8 33.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
North Central
Oil tanker Gulf Stag burns off Morgan City
Flames raged on the Gulf Stag, a 572 foot tanker loaded with oil and gasoline, forcing 40 crewmen to abandon ship near Morgan City Louisiana. Seven crewmen are missing. 28 were rescued by The Atlantic Prestige and Western Sun. Captain Larry La Rue survived, with three severely burned men transported to hospital. The Coast Guard restricted the area as firefighting efforts continued and the ship sank slowly after SOS signals.
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Morgan City
Here
Coast Guard
Gulf Stag
Atlantic Prestige
Larry LaRue
Western Sun
LaRue
Port Arthur
Gulf Oil Co
Tex
Tampa
Fla
War Far from End Says U S General at Manila Summit
U S commander in Viet Nam told a Manila summit that the war remains far from over and more troops will be needed. President Johnson urged allied unity to fuel peace efforts and stressed four guiding principles including regional cooperation and pacification. Westmoreland said troops may rise as focus shifts to clearing and holding areas for reconstruction.
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Manila
Viet Nam
Johnson
Westmoreland
South Viet Nam
Summit conference intercepted letter near Ma Nile
Intercepted letter addressed to Cha describes a summit conference held near sea level at Ma Nile with unclear context and possible diplomatic intent.
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Cha
Manile
Traffic Fatalities Log Report From Topeka Kansas
Kansas traffic death log notes 48 hours to 9 a m Monday October 50 1966 with 592 compared to 523 in 1965. Data references Topeka area and AP dispatch.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Traffic Death Toll Rises With Weekend Crashes
Nine people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend including three teens in a one car crash. Victims ranged from Anton Schecher 56 of Horton to Roy Trundle 25 of Valley Falls and William Benge 43 of Concordia.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Anton T. Schecher
Horton
U.S. 159
Roy L. Trundle
Valley Falls
Kan
Kansas Turnpike
Bonner Springs
Trundle
Bernie Madel
Topeka
Wiliam E. Benge
Concordia
Ames
Leon
Marda K. Emert
Diana J. Golden
Parsons
Jerry L. Becker
Bartlett
Emert
Golder
Becker
el Dorado
Rush County
Frances Mae Edwards
Eunice Edwards
Bison
Everett Edwards
Edwards
Scott
Jan
John White
Vicki Collemore
Scott City
Great Bend
Everett Crofts
Penalosa
Kingman
Albert D. Brooks
Arlington
Missouri
Driver Arrested on DWI Charge near Earlton
Highway patrol detained Donald Albright, 42, of 1301 N Garfield, Saturday night on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was held briefly at the city jail, released yesterday on $125 bond, with a hearing scheduled for 3 p.m. today. The arrest occurred on US 169 two miles south of Earlton.
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Highway Patrol
Donald Albright
N. Garfield
City Commission Meeting Tonight
A regular meeting of the city commission will be held tonight at 7:30 in the commission room of the Memorial building.
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Memorial Building
Labor organizer arrested after Roma bridge blockade
Eugene Nelson was arrested on obstructing a public bridge after he refused to order his demonstrators to end a blockade on the International Bridge at Roma Texas. Deputies dragged him into a squad car as Mexican police moved onto the bridge to push protesters back into Texas.
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Roma
Tex
Eugene Nelson
International Bridge
Nelson
Raul Pena
Pena
Texas
Randall Nye
Bill Chandler
Nye
Justice of Peace
Rio Grande City
Chandler
Starr County
Mexico
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Wadsworth Atheneum Museum
Midway High School
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