Demonstrations at Clark Air Base Roil Philippines
Several thousand Filipino workers miss work at Clark Air Base while over 1 000 demonstrators burn effigies at the main gate on the second day of anti American protests. 35 000 students rally to challenge U S neutrality claims in Sabah dispute across Manila coverage.
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Manila
Clark
U.S. Air Force Base
U.S
Malaysian Sabah
North Borneo
Air Force
United States
Oil, Gas Assn Keeps an Eye On Taxation
Eastern Kansas Oil and Gas Assn opens year with focus on a possible state severance tax. New president Edd Noland says a taxation committee will monitor developments as about 400 members attend the annual meeting in Chanute.
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Edd Noland
Chanute
Eastern Kansas Oil and Gas Assn
Mack Crossfield
Independence
Bob Winterscheid
Gridley
Oil, Gas Assn
Keith Wright
Eastern
Kansas Oil and Gas Assn
Noland
Chuck Chauncey
A. H
Bud) Alcock
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Assn
Intercepted Letter Discusses Hippies and Rights
Intercepted letter argues that hippies are modern hobos and that equal unemployment rights for women exist. The note is labeled Dear Cha and ends with a closing Yours.
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Cha
Johnson urges aid to poorer nations at IMF World Bank talks
President Johnson addressed finance ministers at the IMF World Bank meetings urging developed nations not to cut foreign aid. He warned of boom and bust if international cooperation falters and predicted world income could rise five percent annually with stronger development efforts.
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Washington
Johnson
Globe
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Congress
Youth Killed In Crash James Hudson 20 Pittsburg
James Earl Hudson 20 of Pittsburg R. 2 a Jehovah's Witness minister was killed in a one car crash on highway K47 southwest of Erie. He died at the scene from neck and chest injuries after his 1965 Chevrolet sedan left the road and flipped. The accident occurred about 4 am with Hudson alone in the car. He is survived by his parents two brothers and three sisters. The Neosho county sheriff and highway patrol assisted.
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James Earl Hudson
Pittsburg
Erie
Neosho County
Deborah Knoble
S. Garfield
Roland Vogel
Highway Patrol
Hudson
Vogel
Johnson Mortuary
Smith Funeral Home
Weir
Texas
Robert Hudson
Mark
David
Barbara
Rebecca
Roberta Gillette
Oklahoma City
Sheriff's Office
New Jersey Battleship Bombards DMZ in Vietnam Conflict
The New Jersey, the first American battleship to see action since Korea, joined the Vietnam War by targeting North Vietnamese positions in the northern half of the DMZ near Con Thien. Its 16 inch guns and 2 700 pound missiles destroyed gun sites and bunkers, cut trenches, and damaged a road.
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Saigon
New Jersey
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Con Thien
Tonkin Gulf
Navy
Boeing 747 rolls out first public showing in Everett
The 490 passenger jetliner destined to reshape air travel is unveiled in Everett as Boeing prepares its first public display. The event features secretary C R Smith and 26 stewardesses, with orders for 158 jets and production planned to 400 by 1972.
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Everett, Wash
Secretary of Commerce
C. R. Smith
Puget Sound
Seattle
Boeing
Computer translation experiments at Wichita State
Wichita State University graduate student Jack Carter teaches an IBM 1130 to translate Samoan into English as part of his master’s thesis. He built a 600 word Samoan vocabulary, models sentence types, and aims to speed translations of technical scientific and legal texts for international information exchange.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita State University
Volus
Carter
Hippies Clash With Church Panel Over Society
At a Kansas City convention, 10,000 attendees hear Dr. Fitch call hippies dirty and hypocritical while Peggy Liggett and others defend them as voices of societal critique. Negro delegates form a black caucus as church leaders push toward a new denomination charter amid debates on hippie culture and morality.
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Kansas City, Mo
Robert E. Fitch
San Francisco
Frederick W. Smith
Minneapolis
Dr. Fitch
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Smith
Raymond E. Brown
Reidsville
N.C
Fitch
Thefts Reported From Pay Telephones And Robbery
Two pay telephones were broken into yesterday or last night and the money taken. One was at Cherry and Grant self service laundry, the other at Santa Fe Park. A power lander disappeared from Herschel Frankenberg home, 805 West Main. Saturday night Mike Patton of Emporia told police two men with a pistol robbed him of 17 dollars on the road three miles east of Chanute.
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Cherry and Grant
Santa Fe Park
Herschel Frankenberg
W. Main
Mike Patton
Emporia
Chanute
Rule Against Deduction Stops State Aid Reallocation
A three judge federal panel ruled Kansas cannot deduct 25 percent of state aid from impacted school districts. The decision, tied to Washburn Rural in Topeka, bars reallocation of federal funds and yields about 120000 dollars in additional federal funds for the district.
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Topeka
State of Kansas
Washburn
Forbes Air Force Base
Shawnee County
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Chuck) Chauncey
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