Ulysses Girl Dies in Bicycle Car Crash
An eight year old girl, Carol Beth Robey, died and her six year old sister Sheila was treated for a scalp injury after riding double on a bicycle and entering the path of a westbound car driven by Jerry White in Ulysses. The collision occurred at 7 07 p m near 500 block West Nebraska Street. Carol was born April 14 1958 in Ulysses. Funeral services will be held Saturday at the First Baptist Church with burial in Ulysses Cemetery. Phillips Mortuary is in charge.
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Family fixes bicycle spares and street concert night
A father and wife guide three helpers to assemble a new three speed bike from scattered parts. After two and a half hours the gears work, though fighting over who rides remains. The family plans to attend Stevens Park band concert at 8 with Mr and Mrs George Hunt and children performing. In Moscow a Pravda editorial marks the 43rd anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party urging North Viet Nam support and urging China and Soviet unity against China’s stance.
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Weather notes for fall night and hot Saturday
Fall weather forecast with mild tonight and lows near 70. Saturday will be partly cloudy, warm and humid with highs in the upper 90s. Precipitation probability under 5 percent. Sunrise 5 25, Sunset 8 08. Mentions Emporia and regional stations Goodland and Russell.
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Bus crash near Ozark kills 11 migrants from Florida
An early morning bus crash nine miles north of Ozark Alabama killed at least 11 migrants from Orlando, all reported by Ozark Funeral Home. The old school bus veered off U.S. 291 at 1:30 a.m. and slammed into a bank. A four man medical team from Ft. Rucker aided survivors. about 30 people aboard were headed to Missouri to work in corn fields.
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Kansas Traffic Death Log Summary
Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hours to 9 am Friday with figures by month. June shows 5 deaths, July none, total for 1966 is 317. Comparison to 1965 period records 208. Data reflects annual trend and recent path counts for Topeka area.
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AFS Students Visit Garden City for Three Day Stopover
Two American Field Service students Philip K Rive of New Zealand and Geir K Totland of Norway arrived with 34 classmates for a weekend stay. They will not receive full credit for the year here and plan to finish studies at home. Philip will return to Invercargill and then enter college in February after exams. Geir, from a small town, accompanies the group as part of the exchange program.
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Australian PM Announces Viet Nam Progress
Washington AP Harold Holt said after talks that significant military and political progress is being made in Viet Nam and American authorities are more optimistic about the outcome. The Australian leader spoke before departing for New York during two days of high level discussions.
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Influx of Medicare Patients Not Seen at St Catherine
St Catherine Hospital will officially become Medicare eligible today with about 20 patients affected. Hospital administrator Dale Gillan says the surge is not feared due to few elderly in need of urgent care, but administrative workload is heavy and costly. Medicare clerks have been added to handle new records, and patients are urged to bring Medicare cards to ensure proper form numbers.
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De Gaulle Returns From Moscow State Visit
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Paris after an 11 day trip to the Soviet Union. He said the visit set the stage for easing tensions with Communist Eastern Europe as most of his Cabinet greeted him at the airport.
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The Good Old Days Gus Garden Days
The phrase recalls a bygone era with reflections on past hardships and simpler times. It evokes nostalgia for communal garden days and the endurance shown through difficult periods, highlighting collective memory and local traditions.
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Johnson vows U S stay in Viet Nam for honorable peace
President Johnson declared the United States will remain in Viet Nam until an honorable peace is negotiated. He warned that U S air raids will continue in North Viet Nam while Communist leaders refuse talks. He spoke at a Democratic dinner in Des Moines and reiterated resolve to persist, urging direct talks with no preconditions.
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Bells to Ring Flags to Fly Here on Fourth
The town marks Independence Day with bells and flags, plus a 14 team baseball invitational from 8 p.m. Friday through Monday sponsored by Elks and Legion. Events include swimming, trap shooting, a Soap Box Derby, a gun club shoot, horseshoes, and a VFW color guard. A 8:30 p.m. speech by George Meeker and a $400 fireworks display close the day. Red Cross swimming enrollments run Friday and July 18 starts. office closes July 4.
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VFW State Convention Planned for Garden City
City hosts 1967 Veterans of Foreign Wars state convention with State Commander George Matson from Pittsburgh announcing June 2 to 4. About 1,500 expected. Wayne Bertholf of the local post extended the Salina invitation for June 10 to 12. Committee chairmen to be named later. TOPEKA AP. A cluster of portable classrooms to be placed on the ruins site of Central Park grade school for fall classes. Seventeen rooms for 381 students and staff. basement storm shelter available. School destroyed by the June 8 tornado.
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Fireworks Confiscations Grow In Garden City Police Action
Garden City Police Chief Hal Kane reports a rising seizure of legal fireworks amid a crackdown on illegal displays within city limits. Police are removing illegal firecrackers from adults and children as reports surge, noting county stands fuel the rise while the county lacks any ordinance banning sale or use.
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Medicare for Nation's Seniors Begins Nationwide
The Medicare program providing hospital insurance for 49 million seniors started today, with 17.3 million opting for the optional doctor-bill plan at $3 a month. President Johnson hailed the launch, noting it tests national unity as hospitals open doors to insured care and civil rights compliance and doctors pledge fair treatment amid desegregation efforts.
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