India Declares Wins In Two West Pakistan Sectors
New Delhi AP reports India says it has won military objectives in two sectors of West Pakistan. Prime Minister Shastri weighs a cessation of hostilities while Thant in New Delhi says both nations have shown interest in stopping the bloodshed, though peace talks are not assured.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
U.N
U Thant
Thant
A. M. Thomas
Defense Production
Lahore
Sialkot
Y. B. Chavan
Indian
Rawalpindi
United States
Soviet Union
Bombers Hit Viet Cong Stronghold North of Saigon
U S B52 bombers based at Guam attacked a Viet Cong stronghold about 20 miles north of Saigon in Binh Duong Province. It marked the 23rd announced raid by the planes. Government troops in the same province repulsed a Viet Cong assault near Ben Cat with unknown casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Ben Cat
Binh Duong
U.S. Army
1St Cavalry
Air Mobile
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Ft. Benning
An Khe
Qui Nhon
Fiesta Award Honors Best Mexican Costume at Santa Fe Park
Mrs. Charles Bohlander of Stark said the UNA USA will present a traveling trophy for the best authentic Mexican costume at the Mexican Fiesta this weekend at Santa Fe Park. The award aims to preserve Mexican culture and may become permanent after three wins. Fiesta events run Friday and Saturday with programs starting at 7 p.m.
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Charles Bohlander
Stark
Una-Usa
Teen girl admits love kept her with killer in multiple slayings
Sixteen year old Dixie Radcliff says she stayed with boyfriend Donald Boggs after two New Hampshire men were slain, fearing she could not leave him. Authorities detail killings in Ohio Texas Utah and New Hampshire and the girl faces two murder charges as an adult. Reverend Pearl Radcliff is her father.
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Flagstaff
Athorities
New Hampshire
Donald Melvin Boggs
Robert Willis
Halvor Johnson
Newport
N.H
Boggs
Oklahoma
Ohio
H. N. Flory
San Anto
Nio
Tex
Flory
San Marcos
Texas
Utah
Warren Leaker
Brigham Young University
Elizabethville
Radcliff
Laurance T. Wren
Miss Radcliff
Londonderry
Wren
J. Thomas Brooks
Rev
Pearl Radcliff
Books Gone From Tribune on Social Security Booklets
The Tribune reports its supply of 25 cent booklets explaining the new Social Security law has run out. Five hundred booklets were sold in two orders and will not be re-ordered due to locally satisfied demand and the need for larger quantities.
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the Tribune
Walt Poor
ILC
Elkhart
Ind
Chanute
Boy Injured In Accident But OK Now
Police logged four traffic incidents yesterday. A 3 year old, Alan Hicks, was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Harry Dill and taken to hospital for observation. he later went home and was reported satisfactory with a head injury including a slight concussion. A second crash involved a parked car being struck by a 1950 Chevrolet driven by Tom Jones. Aeolus Jones agreed to pay for damage. A third collision at Main and Lincoln involved Mrs. Ward turning left into Lincoln and Joe Mahoney driving north. no injuries reported. The fourth accident at 213 E Walnut involved Kenneth Jerome hitting a parked car. both vehicles sustained damage.
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Harry Dill
S. Grant
Gretchen
Alan Hicks
Don Hicks
Aeolus Jones
Main
Lincoln
Robert Ward
S. Highland
Joe Mahoney
Eric
Ward
E. Walnut
Kenneth Jerome
Fisher Chevrolet
Joe Standfast
Standfast
Intercepted Letter Mention Sparks Old Line Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to an intercepted letter to Cha and a remark about blood collections recalling a man in line who boasted of giving a full fifth.
Presidents Office Honors Gemini 5 Astronauts with Medal
President Johnson awarded L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr the Exceptional Service Medal for their Gemini 5 eight day manned flight and set space orbit records. Dr. Charles Berry also received the honor for space medicine contributions as the two astronauts toured the White House with their families and prepared for a six country goodwill tour.
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Washington
Johnson
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Conrad
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Charles Berry
Manned Space Flight Center
Houston
Cooper
White House
Space Sciences Board
The
Capitol
House of Representatives
Congress of the International Astronautical Federation
Athens
Greece
Weather shifts with warm air, cold front to Kansas
Area forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions with showers and thunderstorms tonight and early Wednesday. Cooler Wednesday afternoon with lows around 70 and highs in the lower 80s. Topeka reports rapidly changing weather as warm humid air pushes north and a cold front moves into western and northern Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Kansas Traffic Death Toll Updates Through Tuesday
Topeka AP reports Kansas road fatalities for 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday, noting three comparable incidents in 1964 and including an earlier death not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
City Denies Damages Claim in Purity Dairy Case
City commission denied an $18 555.47 damages claim by Lightfoot Brothers dba Purity Dairy regarding bricks fallen during demolition of the Kay Hotel for a parking lot. litigation may proceed against Champney Wrecking Service with Chanute named as secondary defendant.
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Lightfoot Brothers
Purity Dairy
Chanute
Champney Wrecking Service of
Topeka
Kay
Betsy Toll Downplayed by New Orleans Coroner
President Johnson rushed aid to hurricane battered Louisiana with 2 million in federal help and a push to turn antipoverty programs into a war on Betsy. Coroner Chetta corrected inflated death toll figures from Plaquemines Parish noting only about 20 bodies vs the earlier 200 to 250 estimate while searches for a sunken chlorine barge continued near Baton Rouge.
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New Orleans
Johnson
Louisiana
White House
Department of Agriculture
Nicholas Chetta
Plaquemines Parish
Chetta
Plaquemines
Coroneer
O Connor Named Kansas Supreme Court Justice
Gov. Avery appointed Ear E. O Connor of Overland Park to the Kansas Supreme Court from a three name slate. The appointment takes effect Oct 1 after Justice Wertz resigns. A nominating panel will meet to consider about 40 candidates for the Robb vacancy.
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Topeka
Ear E. O'Connor
Overland Park
Kansas Supreme Court
William H. Avery
Robert Kaul
Wamego
Ford Evans Jr
Wichita
O’connor
William Wertz
Hugo T. Wedell
Clair E. Robb
Avery
O'Connor
Police Chief Urges Youths Off Main Street Sidewalks
Chief Lige Matlock asks youngsters to keep bicycles off Main street sidewalks as walks have narrowed. He notes complaints of youths riding on sidewalks and leaving bikes parked in front of stores.
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Lige Matlock
Matlock
Chanute Schools Wrap Busy Week With Elections and Cheerleaders
Elections for junior college student council officers and Intra Collegiate Progressive Party and What Students Want party nominees headline Chanute school week. Royster Junior High and Chanute High School pick varsity and junior cheerleaders as plans cover immunization reminders and a yearbook workshop. The Southeast Kansas League Principals meet in Parsons with Chanute representatives, followed by the Chanute Drum and Bugle Corps two buses to the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson for parades and performances.
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Chanute
Little Theater
Progressive
Richard McLaren
Richard Marriott
Osage City
Judy Carlson
Ron Whitney
Yates Center
Bruce Ward
Karen Solomon
Chanute High School
Marsha Allen
Kathy Moore
Bobbi Montgomery
Kathy Sloan
Vicki VanLeeuwen
Connie Wolfe
Vens
Jeanette Arthur
Marilyn Arthur
Lena Lloyd
Betty Chandler
Coda Briley
Rita Gutierrez
Vicki Dunaway
Margaret Wood
Frank Wright
American Yearbook Company
Harold Stroud
Juco
Parsons
Wendell McMurray
McMurray
Garry Church
Bob Crumline
Mary Ellis
Holly Harris
Hutchinson
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Subcontinent
Killer
Earl Ostrander
W. 4Th
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Tribune
Bill Jenkins
Sue Edgell
Cha
Jim Blessing
Patterson Building
Imme
Blessing
City Commission
John Sherman
Missouri
Sherman
Charles Schaefer
Safety Department
State Highway Commission
Floyd Byers
Boy Scouts
Santa Fe Lake
Jean Ashley
Chanute JayCees
Howard Parsons
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Betsy
S. B. Turman
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co
Red Cross
Nancy Roberts
Betty MecGrath
Linda Schultz
Beverly Willcott
Royster Junior High
Linda Ford
Susan Kensett
Connie Riggle
Tammy Naughton
Carolyn Kensett
Marilyn Kensett
Royster
Kathy Lawrence
Andrea Barnard
Vickie Scott
Gail Abbuehl
Robert Loy
Joyce Baldwin
Marilynn Ruble
Kerry Churchill
Janet Sandage
Pam
Kayette
Susan _ Erickson
Cindy Johnson
Lynn Evans
Beth Salzwedel
Leeva Carter
Susan Allen
Pam _ Ellis
Dorothy Waggoner
Sue Ste
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