Sinkholes swallow homes and cows in Kansas suburb
In Kansas City Kansas, a limestone mine under Gibbs Road area causes sinkholes swallowing livestock and homes. A cow vanished Jan 3, then a house, garage, and multiple properties collapsed or cracked. Residents evacuated, lawsuits filed against the city and a builder as the mine remains disputed.
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Kansas City
Kan
Bennie C. Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Monty Flack
Ralph L. Crookham
Harry Higgins
Gibbs Road
Flacks
Avside
Kaw River
Wyandotte County
Engineering booms seek gravity stabilized satellite test
The payload aims to extend two 52 foot booms to test using Earth's gravity to stabilize a satellite at high altitude. When in final orbits, each communications satellite could link two ground points as far as 10 350 miles apart.
Seattle Library Board rejects bid to remove Sambo book
In Seattle, a request by the Central Area Action Committee to ban the children's book Lite tle Black Sambo was rejected by the Seattle Library Board. Board president Wayne Booth said the tale of a native boy outwitting tigers has no racial overtones, calling the move an attempt to censor library books. Keve Bray of the group said the story is derogatory to Negroes.
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Seattle
Wash
Seattle Library Board
Wayne Booth
India
Booth
Central Area Action Committee
Keve Bray
Mailman Credited With Halting Tragedy
In PrUUDUNIA New York Fre donia area, postal worker George Giambrone was praised by Pomfret Justice John Fitzgerald and Postmaster Earl Sardeson for his quick actions with a gas leak. He alerted authorities, aiding a passerby and a policeman to prevent a disaster, with praise from officials for alertness and initiative.
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Pruudunia
N.Y
Fredonia
Pomfret
John Fitzgerald
Earl Sardeson
George Tadt Jr
Fitzgerald
George Giambrone
Giambrone
Sardeson
George
Credit bill details and budget actions across houses
A measures package outlines credit charges up to 12 per cent annually for up to 500 dollars and 1 percent monthly on revolving accounts in a proposed Senate version. A House amendment would require merchant disclosure and a buyer copy before signing. House appropriations push totals 17.5 million for scholarships while Senate adds 670,000 to its 1.29 billion bill. House Democrats press multiple bills to tighten executive spending as a three week recess looms. stopgap funds of 124 million move to the Senate for concurrence.
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Senate
House
Department of Banking
Tate
House Appropriations Committee
House Committee
House Democrats
Joshua Eilberg
Harrisburg
Marchers reach Grenada as voting drive expands in Mississippi
The Memphis to Jackson march continues with racial equality leaders and lawmen including Bradford Dye and Sheriff Suggs supervising guard units. Meredith, who sparked the trek, was shot and is recovering in New York. Norvell failed to reduce bond before a November grand jury term. Grenada hosts a two day stop as 53 new Black voters register, Batesville reports 53 registrants.
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Bradford Dye
Suggs Ingram
Charles Snodgrass
Memphis
Tenn
James H. Meredith
Jackson
Meredith
New York
Aubrey James Norvell
Norvell
Grenada
Batesville
Conestoga Telephone Leader Elected PA Association President
Alvin C. Glick of Morgantown becomes president of the Pennsylvania Independent Telephone Association at its 64th annual convention in Birdsboro. The election sets him as head as the group enters its 1966-67 fiscal year beginning July 1.
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NEW. Phone
Bedford Springs
Alvin C. Glick
Morgantown
Conestoga Telephone & Telegraph Co
Birdsboro
Pennsylvania Independent Telephone Association
Associaton
Vacation Fun and School News From a Fifth Grade Class
Florence Kinney writes of summer adventures and reading, while Miss Virginia Wills' fifth grade celebrates perfect attendance with a dollar each from a seven dollar treasury. News items include barn fire losses at Dan Dee Farms, graduation open house for Mary Wills, a South Bend wedding for Gilbert Nichols, and visits by local families and relatives.
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Joyce Butler Miller
Virginia Wills
Marjorie Bimber
Tom Bimber
Hattie Nichols
Kenneth Nichols
Darlene Howell
Andy Howell
Dennis Eastman
Frank Eastman
Rickey Minnick
Willis Minnick
Lori Cook
Glenn Cook
June Burlingame
Arthur Burlingame
Paul Bigelow
William Enders
Springville
N. Y
George Rose
Dan- Dee Farms
Sparta
Bloomfield
Union City
Helen Bennett
Ralph G. Reichard
Hartstown
Greenville
Pymatuning Lake
Sparta High School
Mary
W. A. Robbie
Harriet Beckwith
Oil City
Sparta School
Gilbert Nichols
Stewart Memorial Baptist Church
South Bend
Gilbert
Kathe
Meadville
Crawford County
Cops Clear Rioting Neighborhood Amid Street Sweeps
Social workers describe the inhabitants as mostly transients from Puerto Rico, with little time for learning English or city life. In a tense Tuesday night sweep, Capt. James Holzman led officers to clear streets, shouting for residents to stay indoors as police helicopters hovered and officers lined intersections. A police sergeant was wounded by a rock, and crowds clashed with officers outside restaurants and a neighborhood park as darkness fell.
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Puerto Rico
Chicago
James Holzman
Holzman
O. W. Wilson
Marine Killed On Birthday In Viet Nam
TRWIN Pa AP Marine Pfe Paul F Shogan about to turn 19 sat in Viet Nam and wrote a letter home asking for cookies His mother Mrs Joseph R Shogan of Irwin Westmoreland County received the letter Friday the day after his birthday She learned Tuesday her son was killed on patrol on his birthday
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Trwin
Pfe
Paul F. Shogan
Viet Nam
Joseph R. Shogan
Irwin
Westmoreland County
Shogan
State Senator Devlin Discharged After 16 Day Hospital Stay
State Sen. John H. Devlin, a Democrat from Pittsburgh, left St. Francis General Hospital after a 16 day admission. He underwent surgery of an undisclosed nature and was released Tuesday.
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Okay Pittsburgh
John H. Devlin
Pittsburgh
St. Francis General Hospital
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