U S Air Force Raids Son La Complex Again
In Saigon a U S Air Force raid hit the Son La military complex for the third time in six days. A spokesman said 50 buildings were destroyed and 43 damaged while a downed pilot bailed out and was rescued within hours. Fourteen Navy planes targeted underground oil tanks near Hanoi with claimed 80 percent destruction. The report notes heavy anti aircraft fire and brief combat actions along Route 15.
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Viet Nam
Son ‘la
U.S
FOS
Route
Son la
Hanoi
Keil“hina
21St Parallel
Guam
Flood recipe ties Walnut River floods to heavy rainfall
The Walnut River Basin floods in early June caused an estimated 3.8 million dollars in damage per the U S Corps of Engineers with Augusta and El Dorado bearing the brunt. A bucket survey by the Kansas Water Resources Board mapped rainfall from June 4 to 5 with multiple reports of 4 to 9 inches across the basin and tributaries.
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Elon Torrence
Associated Press
Topeka
Walnut River Basin
Kansas Water Resources Board
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Augusta
el Derado
Water Board
Walnut River
Whitewater
The
Waterboard
el Dorado
U. S. 77
Marion County
East Branch
Butler County
Marion, Harvey and
Sedgwick
Soviet Red Party to Call Off Congress
Soviet Communist leaders postpone a scheduled congress amid indecision on key questions including Vietnam policy, peaceful coexistence with the United States, economic distribution, and party control. Officials say the next congress is delayed to spring, with a central committee meeting also unannounced. Astronomers meanwhile speculate another planet beyond Pluto may exist despite no confirmation.
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Congress
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Scures
United States
Viet Nam
Communist Bloc
Soviet Union
Africa Asia ministers meet as Algiers braces for protests
Foreign ministers from Africa and Asia converge on Algiers amid riots backing ousted President Ben Bella. They face whether to invite the Soviet Union and Malaysia to the June summit as demonstrations intensify and Boumedienne seeks to preserve legitimacy. About 400 arrested nationwide, with clashes leaving several injured.
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Algiers
Col
Houari Roumedienne
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Assembly
Soviet Union
Malaysia
Ben Bella
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Hastings Banda
Malawi
Etsusabura Shiinaener
Boumedienne
London
Asia
Africa
United Nations to stage lavish 20th birthday party in San Francisco
The United Nations plans a $300000 birthday celebration at the San Francisco Opera House with 115 member delegates and 105 wives and aides. President Lyndon B. Johnson is expected to speak, possibly Friday morning, as security and protests gather outside City Hall and campus groups organize demonstrations near Berkeley.
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United Nations
Lyndon B. Johnson
San Francisco Opera House
Washington
Berkeley Capus
University of California
City Hall
John Birch Society
Secret Service
FBI
St Paul Open Golf Boost Brings Star Power
The St Paul Open kicks off with top names like Nicklaus Palmer Snead Nichols and U S Open winner Gary Player absent this year. First of four rounds starts Thursday at Kellar Municipal Course redesigned to 602 yards for a 36 35 71 layout. Chuck Courtney the defending champion.
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ST. Paul
Golfdom
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tony Leno
Sam Snead
Bobby Nichols
Kellar Municipal
Chuck Courtney
U.S. Restores Egypt Food Aid in Bid to Improve Ties
U.S. officials announced President Johnson will provide 37 million dollars in surplus food to Egypt under a three year program ending June 30. The move follows months of strained relations after the Cairo library fire and Nasser’s arms support to Congo rebels. State Department said relations have improved since aid suspension six months ago and cited Egypt’s promise to pay library damages and offer temporary library facilities.
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John M. Hightower
Washington (Ap
U.S
Egypt
Johnson
Middle Eastern
U.A.R
United States
Nasser
Congo
Funeral service for Thomas A. Redd in Sublette
Thomas Allen Redd, 63, died Monday at Sublette Community Hospital. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at First Christian Church with Rev. Walter Birney officiating. Burial will follow in Haskell County Cemetery. Friends may call at Phillips-White Funeral Home in Garden City until 9 p.m. today. Family suggests Heart Fund contributions.
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Sublette
Thomas Allen Redd
Sublette Community Hospital
First Christian Church
Walter Birney
Haskell County
Phillips-White Funeral
Garden City
Heart Fund
Charles Milton Green Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Charles Milton Green, 89, who died after a long illness at St. Catherine Hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Garland Funeral Chapel with Rev. E P Rogers officiating. Burial follows at Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call at Garland Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. today.
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Charles Milton Green
St. Catherine Hospital
Garnand Funeral
E.P. Rogers
Valley View Cemetery
Garland Funeral Home
Push for Action On Oil Imports
Pittsburgh AP reports the Interstate Oil Compact Commission urged Interior Secretary Udall to curb oil imports substantially and reaffirmed opposition to a Federal Power Commission area formula for wellhead gas prices. The group backed Johnson’s air and water program, urged state effort, and started a study to boost U.S. petroleum self-sufficiency.
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Pittsburgh
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Interior
Stewart Udall
Jg-State Oil and Gas Conservation Group
Federal Power Commission
Johnson
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed in Garden City
In Garden City, hospital notices record admissions at St. Catherine for multiple individuals including Mrs. Andy Marine Copeland, Carl Rixon, Mrs. James Heyman, Mrs. Frank Medina, and others. Dismissals at St. Catherine include Terra Sue Dimitt, Merbert J. Barrow, Melvin C. Will, Raymond Plovier, and several more. A birth is noted at St. Catharine for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Medina born today at 3:50 p.m., weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces.
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St. Catherine
Andy Marine
Copeland
Michael Ray Johnston
HoWerton
Bryan Huelskamp
Carl Rixon
Ballinger
James Heyman
Freda Chaffin
Frank Medina
Gary Paul Karber
Gardendale
Thomas J. Shull
Healy
Casimiro Dianda
Charlie Davis
Cimarron
Filhel Davis
Russell E. Burnett
Inge
Kansas
Douglas Wayne Thiessen
Anderson Robert Duane Green
Chestnut
David A. Gribble
St. Catharine
District Court Awards Damages in Civil Case
George Evans awarded 1284 dollars and 79 cents from Ernest Higgs on an account. Joseph Gerald McAninch, 23, 108 S Main, fined 115 dollars plus 5 costs for driving while intoxicated and no license, committed. Victor G Case, 108 5 Main, illegal transportation of alcohol, 25 dollars plus 5 costs, committed. Alan E Hess, Syracuse, speeding 77 in 70 mph zone, 10 dollars plus 5 costs. Tuesday accidents and damage totals include multiple drivers and vehicles with varying damage levels. Legals show warranty deeds from H B Downer to Keith Lowell Downer et al for lot 3 black 1 Inge and Vinzant's Addition.
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George Evans
Ernest Higgs
Sul
Joseph Gerald McAninch
S. Main
Victor G. Case
Alan E. Hess
Syracuse
Pope on Way To Nebraska
Duane Pope, in custody of two U S marshals, resumes his trip to Nebraska where a federal grand jury indicted him on six counts for slaving three persons during a bank robbery in Big Springs. Pope, 22, surrendered in Kansas City on June 11 and waived removal to Nebraska. He checked into a Buchanan County jail under an assumed name and traveled on, with charges including bank entry for robbery, robbery, assault on an employee, and murders of the bank president, cashier, and bookkeeper.
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ST. Joseph
Duane Pope
U.S
Nebraska
Big Springs
Neb
Roxbury
Kan
Kansas City
U. S
Walter Bryant
Lincoln
Omaha
Buchanan County
Pope
McPherson College
Farmers State Bank of
Report Links New York Air to Rising Death Rate
New York AP report says a city air quality study by a City Council committee finds air pollution contributing to higher death rates from respiratory diseases and lung cancer. The panel says inhalation of benzpyrene from city air equals exposure from smoking two packs daily, based on their pollution assessment.
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New York
Bank Robbery Seizes Mountain View Bank Hostages
Three men held a banker and his wife hostage for hours and robbed Mountain View Bank of 2500 in silver before fleeing. A pursuing state trooper was wounded in an arm wound during a confrontation, and the trio abandoned money bags in a car as roadblocks and searches spread across north Arkansas.
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Mountain View, Ark
Mountain View
U.S. 65
Kenneth Hendrix
Larry Dale Peckham
Wichita
Kan
George Alvin Burton
Powersite
Chester L. Durbin
North
Arkansas
Tl. S. Mabry Jr
Mountain View Bank
Mabry
White House Sit-in Yields Six Month Jail Terms
Washington AP reports that seven civil rights demonstrators received 180 day sentences after a White House sit-in on March 11. Judge Thomas C. Sculley noted the protest aimed to spotlight civil rights troubles in Selma Alabama but called the White House sacred grounds. Their attorney said an appeal would be filed.
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Washington
White House
Thomas C. Sculley
Selma
Ala
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