Viet Cong Attack from Ambush in Central Viet Nam
Viet Cong continued its ambush assault in central Viet Nam, killing an estimated 60 government troops 215 miles northeast of Saigon. A U.S. adviser was wounded and evacuated, with two other Americans uninjured. The attack hit elements of a government battalion southeast of Cheo Rey village, Phu Bon Province, as allied forces described the action as very heavy. Two U.S. Marines were reported killed when their scout plane crashed near Da Nang.
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Casper
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Charles M. Curry
Watsonville
Calif
Curry
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Bac Lieu
Mekong
Midway
le Thanh
Bogalusa Race Tensions Escalate After Deputies Shot
In Bogalusa Louisiana a Black deputy sheriff was fatally shot and another wounded on a patrol road amid racial trouble. Ennis R McElveen 41 was arrested after a white pickup with a Confederate flag tag fired public safety items. FBI joined state authorities in a broad probe as officials seek to identify all involved amid Washington Parish unrest.
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Ennis R. McElveen
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Creed Rogers
Louisiana
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Varnado
Dorman A. Crowe
Ku Klux Klan
Markets Local Produce Kansas City AP Hog Prices
AP Kansas City markets report hogs steady with 500 head weighed 195 to 210 pounds at 21.25 to 21.75, 260 to 280 pounds at 20.75 to 21.25, sows 300 to 600 pounds around 18.75 to 18.75, 400 to 600 pounds near 18.00 to 18.75. Sheep steady to 25 higher with spring lambs 27.25 to 28.25. Cattle and calves: 1200 cattle and 200 calves offered with representative price ranges for choice slaughter steers 28.50, feeder calves 25.10 to 29.70, and good to prime cattle around 22.10 to 29.10 depending on class.
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Death of Mrs Delma A Young in Tribune
Mrs Delma A Young 19 died Wednesday at her son Glen Young’s home in Tribune after a long illness. Born November 6 1885 in Chester Illinois she married Rae W Young in 1908 in Kansas City Kansas. he died in 1958. She lived in Tribune since 1886, survived by sister Isabelle Carter and four great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Friday at First Baptist Church Tribune officiated by Rev Howard Sorenson. Burial in Greeley County Cemetery. Call at Weinapeakeetee Funeral Home Leo 4.
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Kansas City
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Isabelle Carter
Lcon
First Baptist Church
Howard Sorenson
Greeley County
Weinapeakeetee Funeral Home
Leo- 4
Pilcher 59 Borger man dies after long illness
Roy L. Pilcher of Borger Texas aged 59 died Tuesday morning after extended illness. He was foreman at the Garden City Telegram shop and father of Lee Roy Pilcher and Howard, who is stationed in Korea. Surviving widow and another son are named.
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Borger
Texas
Lee Roy Pilcher
Old Manor
Garden City
Telegan
Howard
Korea
GOP Hunts For Formula To Revive Minority Role
Washington AP Republicans seek a formula to energize their minority status but clash over foreign and domestic issues. Senate Leader Dirksen notes a four member House delegation may visit Paris to examine US France tensions, risking an international incident. Debate continues over Viet Nam policy and Taft Hartley union shop repeal, with Ford noting party leaders have not endorsed a single path while Dominican Republic intervention gains cautious support.
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Local Admissions and Dismissals Reported Across Cities
Hospitals list admissions and dismissals for St Catherine Leopold and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Leonard Hague Wendell Maddox William Hisey Anthony Roberts Mrs Russel Dunham Mrs Paul Unruh Sam Gravill Christopher Salz Aloysius Gottschalk Mary Eichhorn and others. County fines and police bonds forfeited record offenses and vehicle violations with names and addresses.
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Leonard Hague
St. John
Wendell L. Maddox
Washington
William F. Hisey
Anthony M. Roberts
E. Fulton
Russel Dunham
Westside
Paul Unruh
Scott City
Sam W. Gravill
E. Hackberry
Christopher Salz
Holcamb
Aloysius C. Gottschalk
Mary M. Eichhorn
Leopold
Robert Hampton
Rita Alexander
Satanta
Linda L. Vulgamore
Shallow
Melvin D. Fry Jr
Evans Charles H. Patterson
Glenn Schultz
Fidel Nino
McAllen
Tex
Ross R. Ardery
Copeland
John Hawk
Susan R. Saunders
Pats
Patricia Ann Burgardt
N.ith
Kerry Butler
Deerfield
Mary Jane Guerrero
Garden City legal notices and traffic fines summary
Garden City: various fines listed for possession of open liquor and drunk driving, plus assault and disturbing the peace charges. Traffic accidents include multiple scenes with named drivers and damages. Warrant deeds and sheriff’s deeds cover property transfers in Garden City area.
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Emanuel Ellsworth Weldon
Lakin
Larry Charles Whitman
Arthur Jack Kemp
Gene Alanes Jalome
Liberty Motel
Theodore Frankling Witman
Thomas E. Jones
Charles J. Robertson
History teacher to attend National Defense Education Act institute
David W. Craft, a Garden City High School history instructor, will take part in a National Defense Education Act History Institute at Kansas State University in Manhattan during the eight-week summer term from June 14 to August 5. Garden City's municipal swimming pool reopened this afternoon after a Tuesday closure for sealing compound leakage that stained the water.
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Disability Bill Hurdle Cleared
Washington AP reports progress toward a compromise on a proposed constitutional amendment on presidential disability. House and Senate leaders may finally agree, after talks hint at a 21 day limit for congressional action, though Bayh faces resistance from other conferees.
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YFC Event Friday Night Annual Banquet at Flamingo Inn
Youth for Christ hosts a graduation banquet for teens at 8 p.m. in the Rainbow Room at the Flamingo Inn with awards for quiz champions and club of the year. Dale Warkentin will present The Gospel According to Peanuts with slide visuals. A king and queen will be chosen.
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Little Britches Rodeo Planned at Badge City
Dodge City hosts the first annual Little Britches Rodeo at Benson Arena Friday and Saturday with 92 entries from Texas Colorado New Mexico Nebraska and Kansas. The event runs 7 30 p m each night for ages 8 to 18 and awards prizes totaling 2500.
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