Troops Rushed to Aid Badly Battered Units Near Da Nang
AP reports hundreds of U S infantrymen rushed to aid two American companies totaling 177 men near Da Nang after a North Vietnamese force large as many as 1 200 enveloped them. Casualties reached 15 dead and over 50 wounded with 148 enemy killed as air power and artillery struck back.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Associated Press
Richard Pyle
Ualties
Pyle
Martial Law Urged for Disaster Area in Mississippi
Mississippi leaders pressed for martial law on the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Camille killed 128. Maj. Gen. Walter Johnson said 2,000 more troops were needed to restore order as sightseers hampered rescue work. Officials reported 23 bodies in Pass Christian and a grim toll forecast.
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Gulfport, Miss
Mississippi
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Pascagoula
Gulf Strip
Merle Palmer
Nap Cassidry
Cassibry
Lawrence man dies from fat embolism after leg fracture
Royce M. Grammer, 21, of 745 N Y Street, died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from fat embolism following a fractured femur caused by a dump truck at Bowersock Sand Plant. He was a driver for Anderson Trucking and Excavation Co and died after being run over by the truck’s dual wheels during loading. Funeral arrangements are set for Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Royce M. Grammer
N.Y. St
Bowersock
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N.Y
Grammer
Anderson
LMH
Roy Grammer
Bonnie Athey
Ohio
Frank
Verle
Walnut
Lucy Smith
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Rumsey
Owen Mitchell
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rumsey Funeral Home
Man Patches Chuckholes Himself On Michigan Street
Corwin Sperry of Rt. 1 filled and smoothed three blocks of potholes along Michigan Street with tar on Monday evening. He bought tar for about $8 and spent three hours patching cavities from 200 block to a creek, saying the city lacked funds to fix the streets.
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Michigan Street
Corwin Sperry
Sperry
Rt. 1
IRA mobilizes in Belfast threats to Northern Ireland peace
In Belfast the outlawed IRA claims volunteers are being mobilized to fight in the North and pressures Ulster to disband the B Special police reserves. Dublin condemns the move as inflammatory while British PM Wilson and Northern Ireland PM Chichester Clarke meet in London to seek stability and Catholic demand relief.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Cathal Goulding
Dublin
Goulding
Ulster
Republic
Irish Republic
Harold Wilson
Britain
James Chichester-Clark
London
Wilson
Chichester-Clark
Rain expected Wednesday across western and central Kansas
The Topeka weather bureau forecasts scattered showers for western and central Kansas by late this afternoon, spreading into the area Wednesday morning. High today near 95, night lows in the high 60s to low 70s, with humidity rising back toward 90 percent.
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Kansas
Topeka
Free prescription delivery at Raney Drug Stores
INDEX notes free prescription delivery and immediate mail service available at three Raney Drug Stores with advertising.
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Raney Drug Stores
Dec 15 Key Date for 69th TOPEKA
Kansas Adjutant General warns mayors to prepare for return of the 69th Infantry Brigade by December 15, 1969 though release date unchanged. Brig Gen Smyth says National Guard reoccupies armories December 1, 1969 and communities may plan welcoming events.
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Topeka
Kansas Adjutant General’s Department
69Th Infantry
Department of Defense
69Th Infantry Brigade
Kansas National Guard
69Th
Vietnam
Ft. Carson, Colo
Ors
National Guard
Smyth
Debbie Tamed In Big Effort By Scientists
The first massive attempt to tame a hurricane ends in a claimed operational success after 14 hours of flight over Debbie from Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico. Project director Dr Cecil R Gentry cautions months of data analysis needed to confirm results. Navy jets conducted five penetrations into the storm eye in a historic multiple seeding effort co led by Commerce and Defense departments.
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Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
Debbie
Cecil R. Gentry
Gentry
Meterology
Harry Hawkins
Hawkins
U.S. Commerce Department
Navy
Commerce Department
Environmental Science Services Administration
Defense Department
Esther
Beulah
Aba
Stock Market Opens Higher as Stocks Rally
The New York closing average for 60 stocks rose to 293.1, up 1.8 points, signaling a broad market advance. Investors reacted to early corporate results and economic data as gains spread across sectors.
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New York
Rain Lifts Farmers But Cautions On Stormy Crop Outlook
Rain in the Lawrence area added two inches of moisture aiding crops like corn soybeans milo and grain sorghums but growers remain skeptical about a strong summer. Douglas County agent Dan Pherigo notes late planting lingering cold and a prior dry spell limit optimism despite recent relief.
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Lawrence
Dan Pherigo
Douglas County
Kansas City
Pherigo
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