Bond Doubled for Suspect in K C Robbery Slaying
Henry Floyd Brown, 38, was arraigned at a hospital on murder and armed robbery charges related to the slaying of Kansas Highway Patrol Sgt. Eldon Miller and a $13,000 bank robbery at Metcalf State Bank Overland Park Kan Miss Bonnie Wilane and Miss Karen Goetz are charged in the bank robbery Gipson remains at large Brown is held with bond set at $100000 and may appear in 7 to 10 days if recovery continues
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Kansas City
Henry Floyd Brown
Brown
Eldon Miller
Kansas Highway Patrol
Metcalf State Bank
Overland Park
Kan
Miller
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Shawnee Mission Hospital
William S. Allen
James W. Bouska
Johnson County
Allen
Bouska
Bonnie Wilane
Karen Goetz
Andrew Gipson
Wilane
University of Iowa Hospital
Education Aid Takes Biggest Cut In HEW Budget
HEW will trim its half year spending by 550 million, hitting college and university building aid hardest. College construction falls to about 300 million. health teaching facilities cut significantly. hospital funding largely spared. Elementary aid to poor children remains intact while supplementary centers face a 10 percent cut.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Doctor-Diplomat Corrigan Dies at 86 in Connecticut
Dr Francis Patrick Corrigan 86 a surgeon who became a career diplomat died Sunday in Trumbull Conn He was the United States first ambassador to Venezuela in 1938 and later active in United Nations affairs after World War II.
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Trumbull, Conn
Francis Patrick ‘Corrigan
Corrigan
Venezuela
United Nations
Official dies Monday Ottawa
Rene Tremblay, 45, economist and Liberal MP and immigration minister from 1964 to 1966, died Monday at his Quebec City home, associates in Ottawa reported.
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Ottawa (Ap
Rene Tremblay
Liberal
Quebec City
Associates
Ottawa
Sgt Eldon Miller Buried In Yates Center Cemetery
Sgt Eldon K Miller the first Kansas highway patrolman killed in the line of duty was buried in Yates Center cemetery after a bank robbery arrest gun battle. An overflow crowd including Gov Docking and patrol officials attended the Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church service.
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Yates Center
Kan
Eldon K. Miller
Kansas Highway
Overland Park
Miller
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
Decrease in LMH 1967 Patient Totals Details
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reports a general drop in 1967 admissions and patient days. Newborns fell to 801 from 867 in 1966 while surgical operations rose slightly to 2 034. Hospital service for those 65 and over declined compared to 1966, with notable monthly fluctuations in 1967.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
LMH
Johnson
Life Newsman Will Lang Dies While Skiing in Austria
Will Lang 54 longtime Life magazine correspondent and former head of Life domestic and foreign news bureaus died Sunday while skiing with his wife and daughter in Austria. He joined Life in 1937.
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New York
Will Lang
Life Magazine
Life
Austria
Lang
Wilson Brezhnev Talk Ends After Three Hour Meeting
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson met in Moscow with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev for three hours in talks described as constructive by both sides. Officials gave no details on the world issues discussed.
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Moscow
Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Plattsburgh Airman in Greenland Crash Survives
Mrs. Frank Hopkins described her horror upon learning her husband, radar navigator Maj. Hopkins, survived the crash of a B52 near Thule Greenland. The bomber carrying unarmed hydrogen bombs had seven crew aboard with Capt. John Haug and six others surviving while co pilot Capt. Leonard Svitenko was killed.
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Frank Hopkins
Thule
Greenland
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Maj. Hopkins
Dodge City
Kan
Leonard Svitenko
West Springfield
Mass
Hopkins
John Haug
Phoenix
Ariz
Curtis Criss
North Wayne, Me
Calvin Snapp
Morristown
Tenn
Alfred J. D‘amario
Baltimore, Md
Richard Marx
Plattsburgh
Romulo Wife Virginia Romulo Dies in Manila
Virginia Llamas Romulo aged 62 wife of Carlos P. Romulo former UN General Assembly president died in Manila Monday from leukemia.
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Manila
Virginia Llamas Romulo
Carlos P. Romulo
U.N. General Assembly
U S Planes Bomb Laos From Thai Bases Revealed
Thai Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn publicly confirmed that U S planes are bombing Laos from bases in Thailand. Bangkok officials had kept silent while the United States denied beyond armed reconnaissance, citing bases Korat Tahkli Udorn Ubol Utapao Nakorn Phanom and a mix of bombers fighters and support craft.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
U.S
Laos
Thanom
United States
Korat
Tahkli
Udorn
Ubol
Utapao
Nakorn Phanom
U S Workers Die in Viet Cong Road Mine Attack
Two American civilians, Arnold A. Issacson and Howard W. Andree, were killed when a pickup struck a Viet Cong mine on a road between My Tho and Dong Tam. A Korean coworker, Khun Sik Song, was critically wounded by a separate grenade booby trap in Da Nang.
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Saigon
My Tho
Dong Tam
Mekong Delta
Khun Sik Song
da Nang
Song
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Plattsburgh, N.Y
Hillsborough County
Tampa
Fla
Arnold A. Issacson
Renton
Wash
Howard W. Andree
Sacramento
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General Motors
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