Plane crashes near Holly Country Club in Colorado
A Hamilton County farmer John Moser and his son Dale crash their light airplane near the Holly Country Club in southeast Colorado while returning to Syracuse. Dale uninjured but Moser in serious condition at Hamilton County Hospital with head and neck injuries after the June 24 wreck. The craft struck a power line and flipped.
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Hamplton
Holly Country Club
Colorado
John Moser
Dale
Syracuse
Rebellion In Chile Rages At Allende Palace
In Santiago rebels backed by tanks attacked President Salvador Allende's palace. Loyalist troops repulsed them after hours of fighting, with dead and wounded reported. Allende, not present, went to the area under guard as government forces held control and a state of emergency was imposed throughout Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
AIP
Salvador Allende
Allende
Nixon proposes 5 percent energy cut and new energy department
President Nixon urged a five percent cut in personal energy use and asked states to lower highway speed limits to save gasoline. He outlined a seven percent federal reduction through higher thermostats and efficient cars, plus a $10 billion five year energy research program and a proposed reorganization into a Department of Energy and Natural Resources.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Interior Department
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Alcoholism Among Teens Grows, Warns Health Officials
In Los Angeles a surge of preteen and teenage alcoholism alarms doctors and self help groups. Authorities estimate 450,000 young drinkers exist nationwide. Dr Morris Chafetz calls it a far more serious problem than anticipated. Alcoholics Anonymous notes youth programs and sober youths, including an 11 year old honored after a year without alcohol. Public concern rises as arrests for alcohol offenses climb sharply.
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Los Angeles
Morris Chafetz
National Institute On Alcohol and Alcohol Abuse
Chatetz
Alcoholics Anonymous
Here
Poin
Ben
Raul Elias
Alcohol Planning Council
East
Dean Concedes Discrepancy In Watergate Meeting Site
Washington AP John W Dean conceded he may have misidentified the site of a 1972 Watergate meeting with Herbert Kalmbach as the source records were reviewed by the Senate Watergate committee. He recalled the essence of the talks about hush money but said hotel confusion may have altered the location. The hearing paused for a break as committee members pressed for White House access to Dean’s records.
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Washington
John W. Dean Tii
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Nixon
Dean
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Herbert W.kalmbach
Gurney
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Weather Forecast Summary for Kansas Cities
Clear to partly cloudy tonight with widely scattered thunderstorms. Low temperatures 50 to 60. Sunny and warm Saturday with highs in the 90s. Sunrise 6:25, sunset 9:08. Readouts show city temperatures around Dodge City 92, Hill City 66, Salina 70, Topeka ?. values appear garbled in places.
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Dodge City
Two Ulysses Girls Killed In Vehicle Crash
A 20-year-old Ulysses woman was injured and her sister and infant daughter were killed when their car collided with a semi west of Ulysses on US 160 at 9 15 this morning. The driver of the truck, William L Gee of Ulgens, escaped injury. The car occupants killed were Brenda Jarvis 12 and Rebecca Reeves nine months. The Reeves woman and her child died at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital. The Kansas Highway Patrol and Grant County sheriff are investigating the crash. Authorities said the Gee truck jackknifed after the leading truck stopped and the Reeves car struck the rear of the rig. Damage estimates were not available.
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Ulysses
Roxana J. Reeves
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Brenda Jarvis
Gerald Jarvis
Kansie
KHP
New Library Hours Announced for City Patrons
Garden City Public Library announces new hours for July with operation from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The library will be closed on July 4. Patrons are warned not to place records in the book drop as extreme heat may warp them. the note emphasizes careful handling during the warm period.
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Garden City
U Brary
Ani Ang
Ian
Thebrary
Garden City moves toward first class city status
Garden City commissioners pass a resolution to urge Gov. Docking to proclaim the city a City of the First Class meeting the 15000 population threshold. The effort, led by Jim Steward and Ron Bultman, envisions biweekly sessions and a mid July proclamation tied to Docking’s visit for the Simflower Electric power plant dedication.
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Garden City
Kansas Municipality
Robert Docking
Assisant
Ron Bultman
Jim Steward
Steward
Mented
Kansas
Charles Peebles
Docking
Simflower
Storm tears through Garden City area with tornadoes and siren failures
A Garden City tornado system roared from a west of town thunderstorm line early Thursday, damaging four homes including two mobile units, many vehicles and trees. Siren malfunctions briefly hampered warnings before city tests restored full Civil Defense alerting. The path extended seven miles with additional property damage and one vacant home destroyed.
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Nolan Howell
Garden City
National Weather Service
Jim Myers
NWS
Telegram
Myers
Deane Wiley
Pat
Finney County
Kenneth Heinrichs
Heinrichs
Wiley
C. W. Carr
Clarence “Tuffy
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