Engle Promises Moon Rock Gift
Two native Kansans are named among 19 new astronauts. Air Force Capt. Joe H. Engle of Chapman and Lt. Cmdr. Ronald E. Evans of St. Francis and Vassar were announced Monday. Engle, famed for a 53 mile X-15 flight, told his parents he would send a moon rock if he reaches the Moon.
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Clarence E. Evans
St. Francis
Marie A. Evans
Joe Engle
Clarence Evans
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Tex
Cmdr. Evans
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Evans
Jan Pollum
Salina
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Engle
Mary Lawrence
Mission Hills
Abilene
Kosygin Sets Five Year Plan Focusing on Peace and Growth
Kosygin announces a five year Soviet plan prioritizing peaceful international relations to aid domestic growth. He urges U S cooperation to curb the arms race while criticizing Khrushchev’s prior goals as excessive. The plan aims to boost consumer goods and armament production amid Viet Nam policy remarks.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
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Soviet Communist Party
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U.S.A
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Prince Receives $11,000 Aston Martin Gift Car
Six year old Prince Andrew will receive an $11,000 electrically driven model of James Bond’s car from Aston Martin. The toy, with machine guns radar and radio, will be used around Windsor Castle. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip viewed the car at the Buckinghamshire plant.
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Prince Andrew
James Bond
Aston Martin
Petan Beta From U.S. Weather Bureau Showers Soon Blucties
The U S Weather Bureau signals incoming showers and unsettled weather for the region with possible blustery gusts. Forecasters urge residents to secure outdoor items and monitor updates for any changes in intensity or duration.
Comb Fatal to Ostrich at Riverside Park Zoo
An ostrich at Riverside Park Zoo in Independence Kansas died after a pocket comb lodged in its stomach. The bird had been ill for weeks and did not respond to treatment. City Manager Glen Hackmaster quipped that ostriches "will pick up anything, especially something that sparkles."
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Glen Hackmaster
Gandhi Ill With Flu After World Tour
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi is ill with flu and ordered to rest for two days. She returned to New Delhi after a 10 day world tour that included Paris, Washington, London and Moscow.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Lindsay Faces Question From High School Journalist
In New York Mayor John V. Lindsay hosts a news conference with city high school editors to discuss dropout reduction. Louise E. Katzman, 16, asks why Lindsay does not send his children to public schools. Bernard Donovan responds that pupils should stay in school wherever they are.
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Bernard E. Donovan
Mayor's Children Attend Private Schools
The mayor notes that the choice of schooling need not follow any particular pattern as all four of the mayor's children are enrolled in private schools.
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Alorey Hepburn
Rex Harrison
Stanley Mlo
Heodore
Treasure haul from 1725 ship wreck in Nova Scotia
Amateur divers recovered about 700000 in gold and silver coins from the 1725 French pay ship Le Chameau off Cape Breton Island near Louisburg. The trio spent three years locating the wreck using Paris archives before making the find.
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N.S
Cape Breton Island
Alex Storm
Paris
Ranney Slowly Recovering From Near Fatal Accident
Roy Edgerton Ranney an 18 year old Kansas University freshman from Wichita remains in intensive care at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a February 19 two car crash at 23rd and Haskell Avenue. He has shown gradual improvement since his coma ended on March 17 and doctors predict a full recovery with time.
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Wichita
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ranney
Kansas University
23Rd
Haskell Avenue
Rosemarie Rocke
Manhattan
LMH
W. R. Ranney
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