Three U.S. planes down as North Viet Nam defenses hold
North Viet Nam reports three more U.S. planes downed as air and ground combat intensifies near Hanoi Dong Hoi and Da Nang. The weeklong aerial assault includes 139 combat missions with helicopters and jets lost and renewed talks amid Sino Vietnamese positions.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force
U.S. Command
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
Mormday
Ia Drang
Ja Drang
da Nang
Viet Nam
North
Navy
Constellation
Haiphong
Peking
Radoslav Jovic
Cambodia
Belgrade
Borba
Ho Chi Minh
Thanat Khoman
Thailand
Bangkok
Liquor Price Act Filed in Topeka for New Regulation
Kansas regulators filed a new Alcoholic Beverage Control regulation in Topeka to curb prices by requiring distillers to report monthly lowest prices. If court delays fail, the 1961 law could lower Kansas retail liquor prices starting October with July-August price data guiding the new lists.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States
Kansas Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
ABC
J. R. Cheney
Direc
Cheney
Six Treated at LMH for Minor Injuries
Six people sought treatment at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for minor injuries. Pammy McKinney, 3, Sunflower Village, dropped a shovel on her foot. George Townsend, 22, 1733 W 24th St, stepped on a nail. Gary Graves, 24, 2509 W 6th St, cut his thumb. Kathleen Hodson, 15, Route 3, was poked in the right eye with a roasting stick. Ralph Crockett, 29, 1045 Vt St, had a piece of steel in his right thumb. Charles Griffin, 7, 3062 W 8th St, caught his left foot in a bicycle spoke.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Pammy McKinney
Sunflower Village
George Townsend
24Th St
Gary Graves
6Th St
Kathleen Hodson
Route 3
Ralph Crockett
Vt. St
Charles Griffin
W. 8Th St
Dratmouth Wins 18 Games, Lone Losses Mark Surging Season
The Dratmouth baseball team posted its best season in four decades with an 18 win 10 loss record under Coach Tony Lupien. The standout campaign reflects strong performance and leadership from Lupien as the squad achieves a historic mark.
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Dratmouth
Tony Lupien
Worm diggers on strike in Maine fishing bait industry
WISCASSET Maine AP last week worm diggers walked out and Monday sand worm diggers joined. About 300 blood worm diggers won a raise to 2.50 per hundred, up from 2.25, while 75 to 100 sand worm diggers seek a 25 cent rise after being offered 10 cents. Sandworms are used as fishing bait.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Murder charge filed against janitor in Boulder student death
District Attorney Rex M. Scott filed a murder charge against 37 year old Joseph D. Morse of Longmont for the slaying of Elaura Jaquette 20 a zoology student whose body was found in a Macky Auditorium tower room on July 9 Morse was arrested on campus and held in jail since then Authorities said over 1600 persons have been questioned Morse is married with five children and had worked at the university since 1963
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Dist. Atty
Rex. M. Scott
Joseph D. Morse
Longmont
Morse
Elaura Jaquette
Grand Junction
Macky Auditorium
Marvin Nelson
Scott
Myron Teegarden
Marshall
Tex
Lee Marvin Sued Over Injuries From Car Collision
Los Angeles ACAP Lee Marvin faces a $1 million damages suit from actor Robert F. Hathaway alleging a September 23 collision where Marvin struck Hathaway on a motorcycle. Hathaway, 28, reports a broken hip and polio-related complications causing a permanent limp and asserts Marvin insulted him during the incident.
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Los Angeles
Lee Marvin
Robert F. Hathaway
Marvin
Hathaway
Business Education Coordinators Hold Five Day Workshop
Mary Gauthier and John Ames joined 60 Kansas coordinators at Emporia State Teachers College for the 18th annual five day Business Education Coordinators Workshop from August 1 to 5. Ames was named chairman of the state high school business skills contest.
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Lawrence
Emporia State Teachers College
Mary Gauthier
John Ames
Kansas
Althoug
Ames
Miss Gauthier
Gauthier
Chester Mize
Atchison
State Board For Vocational Education
E. J. Logsdon
Federal Funds
British Bridge League Denies Cheat Charge
The British Bridge League branded the cheating allegations against two top British players as untrue after reviewing an independent inquiry report. The league announced its decision following a yearlong study by the committee.
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British Bridge League
London
Buenos Aires
Rumsey Funeral Home Adv Service At Home Or Away
Local funeral service information for Rumsey Funeral Home offers arrangements for home or away services. Contact VI 3-5111 for details and scheduling.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Inspector Cited In Bribery Case
Kansas City AP report says James E. Clark a 55 year old city inspector for boarding homes for the aged was charged with accepting a bribe. Prosecutors may file a second charge later. $750 and $600 payments are cited from two nursing home operators as part of the probe.
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Kansas City
James E. Clark
Clark
College Avenue Nursing Home
Emily McLamb
Pemmie Wynn
Forest Avenue Nursing Home
Julian Hulett
McLamb
Jorge A. Elliott
Elliott
Kansas City Woman Charged In Odd Death Action
Alice Jane Beatty 26 is charged with murder after allegedly driving at high speed with her husband Frank William Beatty on the car hood. Witnesses reported she braked, causing him to be thrown off, then ran him over. The couple had been drinking at a tavern.
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Kansas City
Kan
Frank William Beatty
Alice Jane Beatty
Charles McGinnis
Beattys
Lawrence hardware operator in critical stroke condition
Ralph Achning, operator of a Lawrence hardware store, remained in critical condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after suffering a stroke Sunday while grazing a horse on the Sam Buchheim farm. The residence is at 846 Mo. t.
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Ralph Achning
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sam Buchheim
Arn
Mo. T
Floyd Awaiting Dual Approval For State Post
Former KU football star Homer Floyd awaits endorsement from Kansas NAACP and the Kansas Advisory Council on Civil Rights before accepting the executive director post with the Kansas Civil Rights Commission. Wichita's Robert D. Watson says Floyd is interested but wary due to Glatt resignation controversy and recent civil rights criticism. Floyd, KU 1959 grad and 1963 Omaha human relations official, would earn about 9,500 annually.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Homer Floyd
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Topeka
Robert D. Watson
Wichita
Floyd
Omaha
Neb
Kansas Naacp
Kansas Advisory Council On Civil Rights
Watson
Commission
Carl W. Glatt
Glatt
West Virginia Rights Commission
Jayhawk
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
Human Relations Council
Theft Reported at Guardian Angel Rest Home
Police report a theft of a television valued at $100 from the Guardian Angel Rest Home at 1406 Tenn St. The incident occurred Monday with Larry Crum filing the report.
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Larry Crum
Guardian Angel Rest
Tenn. St
Wage Price Guides May Get Revamping
President Johnson defended the current wage price guidelines as a workable measure while signaling possible changes. He cited U S price stability and urged labor restraint to avoid consumer price hikes. Commerce Secretary Connor and Treasury Secretary Fowler suggested keeping the guidelines as inflation tools but not in exact form, stressing productivity as key.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Connors
Arkansas Democrats Pick Governor Nominee in Runoff
In Little Rock the Democratic runoff selects a nominee for governor. Jim Johnson leads on anti Washington and segregationist lines while Frank Holt warns against federal aid loss. Faubus remains noncommittal awaiting November battle as Rockefeller and a revived GOP loom.
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Little ‘Rock, Ark
Jim Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Frank Holt
Johnson
Holt
Orval Faubus
Faubus
J. William Fulbright
Winthrop Rockefeller
Su Mac Lad wins Inter national Trot at Roosevelt Raceway
Su Mac Lad captured the Inter national Trot at Roosevelt Raceway in New York in 1961 and repeated the feat in 1963, securing back to back titles in the marquee pacing event.
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Su Mac Lad
New York’s
Roosevelt Raceway
One Wreck Reported In City Intersection Collision
A single-vehicle crash occurred at 4 28 p m at the 6th and Tenn Streets intersection. Leonard Medina 37 of Kansas City collided with Leata Wadkins 50 of 519 North 4th Street. Medina reported 600 dollars damage Wadkins 325 dollars. No injuries reported.
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Leonard Medina
Kansas City
6Th and
Tenn. Sts
Leata R. Wadkins
4Th St
Medina
Wadkins
In Memoriam Lulu North Edmondson Dies One Year Ago
In loving memory of Mrs Lulu North Edmondson who passed away August 9. She is sadly missed by daughters, sons and relatives.
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Lulu North Edmondson
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