Barrientos to Be Bolivia s Leader Beginning Aug. 6
Barrientos, a U S Air Force veteran who ran Bolivia s first helicopter campaign, is set to become president on August 6 after winning a wide FRB victory over the opposition. His running mate Siles and FRB candidates won most Congress seats while the Christian Democratic Community gained enough votes to claim the guaranteed minority seats. Barrientos, born in Tarata, trained at Randolph Field and rose from captain to general, joining the MNR and later playing a leading role in ousting Paz Estenssoro in 1964.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Rene Barrientos
Bolivian Revolutionary Front
FRB
Barrientos
Luis Adolfo Siles
Tarata
Randolph Field
Tex
Een
Esident
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Paz Estenssoro
Wreck at Missouri River bridge kills city bus driver
A Kansas City bus and a loaded dump truck collided at the A S B bridge entrance over the Missouri River. Bus driver E. W. Narramore of Independence was killed after being thrown from the bus. Eight passengers were injured. one, Robert Pearson, 54, was in poor condition. The dump truck driver Keith Wheeler, 28, said he could not stop on the hill with a dirt load. The crash also sent vehicles into a building. the bus hit the wall but did not penetrate. Other passengers were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Kansas City
A.S.B
Missouri River
E. W. Narramore
Independence
Francis Nye
Robert Pearson
Keith Wheeler
Oak Street
Pearson
Titus Names Aides for 40th District Campaign
James E. Titus, Democratic candidate for Kansas 40th District, announces campaign aides and committee chairs. Appointments include Nick Derrough as primary campaign coordinator, Robert Lester as public meetings coordinator, John Allen finance chair, Barbara McLean and Jacquelyn Thayer publicity, Virginia Titus 40th District Democratic Coffee Club, Charles Oldfather educators for Titus, and Glenn L. Kappelman businessman for Titus. Titus, KU political science associate professor, faces Richard Nelson in the Democratic primary. Nelson is Douglas County Democratic chairman. Morris Kay is Republican candidate with no primary opponent. Funeral facilities listed for Rumsey Funeral Home.
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James E. Titus
Kansas House of Representatives
Nick Derrough
Robert Lester
John Allen
Barbara McLean
Jacquelyn Thayer
Virginia Titus
Charles Oldfather
Titus
Glenn L. Kappelman
Kansas University
Richard Nelson
Douglas County
Morris Kay
Kansas Gains Storm Funds
President Johnson allocates 2.7 million dollars in federal disaster relief to Kansas for debris clearance and utilities repairs in Riley and Shawnee counties. The declaration of a major disaster follows the June 8 designation and an initial 1 million dollar allocation.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Kansas
Riley
Shawnee
Two Hurt In Local Area Traffic Incidents
Four area crashes during the Fourth of July holiday left two people injured. Ottawa’s Gerald Reed, 18, was hospitalized after losing control on US 56 while trying to avoid a coyote. Carlstrom of Basehor and Saler of Eudora sustained minor injuries in a second collision at 9th and Iowa. Hattabaugh of Tonganoxie and Berry of Clinton incurred damages in a third crash. Meyer of Kansas City and Worth of Manhattan collided on W Sixth Street with Meyer's car sustaining major damage.
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Gerald Reed
Ottawa
Baldwin Junction
Reed
Geraldine M. Carlstrom
Basehor
Mary V. Saler
Eudora
9Th
Iowa
Carlstrom
Saler
Mary Hattabaugh
Tonganoxie
Gleland D. Berry
Clinton
Locust St
Hattabaugh
Berry
Arthur R. Worth
Manhattan
James C. Meyer
Kansas City
W. 6Th Street
Meyer
Worth
Courts and Police Court Docket Highlights
A long list of traffic and related offenses from multiple jurisdictions. Entries include speeding fines for numerous Kansas City Kansas and Kan. residents, stop sign violations, reckless driving, expired registration, no license, and wrong way. Non traffic cases show drunken conduct and a worthless check. County cases note going around curve at speed not prudent and no valid operator’s license.
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Thomas M. van Cleave
W. 22Nd St. Terr
Sue C. Brown
Kansas City
John A. Bryson
Kan
Raymond L. Daniels
John R. Fowler
Tonganoxie
Ruth A. Eikermann
Bonner Springs
Anna M. Short
Rachel G. Slawson
Charles R. Swendson
Atchison
Carlos R. Conard
W. 24Th St
Junior Davis
N. Y. St
Richard Laizure
Route 1
W. 26Th St
John Schultz
Ohio St
Donald E. Vermeer
Engel Rd
Richard M. Dummermuth
W. 9Th St
Linda L. Boyd
E. 18Th St
Charles F. Kennedy
Richland
David A. Zabriskie
Olathe
Mija Rhee
Ind. St
Truman skips Jerusalem dedication ceremony due to illness
Former President Harry S Truman announced he would not attend the dedication of the Truman Center for the Advancement of Peace at Hebrew University in Jerusalem on July 11. Thurgood Marshall, U. S. solicitor general, will represent him at the ceremony.
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Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Truman Center For the Advancement of Peace
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Truman
Thurgood Marshall
U. S
Ten Die In Kansas July Fourth Traffic Spree
The Associated Press reports ten traffic deaths across Kansas during the Fourth of July holiday, compared with three in 1965. Mary Lynn Newcomer, 19, of Mission Hills, died when her car struck an embankment on Kansas 150 near Olathe. Albert Bean of Kansas City was injured. One-year-old Marvin White was killed in Wellington when struck by a car driven by Harold York, 18, of Argonia. Four others died on Saturday and four on Sunday.
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Mary Lynn Newcomer
Mission Hills
Kansas 150
Olathe
Albert Bean
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Roe Boulevard
Highway 150
Miss Newcomer
Warren J. Newcomer
Newcomer
D. W. Newcomer
Powder Puff Derby Planes Reach Kansas City Field
Sixteen planes in the Seattle to Clearwater Powder Puff Derby checked in at Fairfax Airport in Kansas City Kansas by noon. The lead plane, a Cessna 172 piloted by Hazel Signfoose of Montezuma Iowa with co pilot Phyllis Barber of Marion Iowa, departed for Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Kansas City
Kan
Seattle
Clearwater
Fairfax
Hazel Signfoose
Montezuma
Iowa
Phyllis Barber
Marion
Chattanooga
Tenn
Beautification Council Meeting This Evening
The Lawrence Douglas County Beautification Council meets at 8 p.m. in City Hall for a business meeting and a program by local architects Don Robertson and Paul Ericson. They will present slides on War on Ugliness, discussing ugliness and beauty in city and surrounding areas, supplementing with Lawrence buildings. The program was first shown to the Chamber of Commerce on June 14.
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Lawrence - Douglas County
28 Picket At Sunflower Plant Site Protest Near DeSoto
A total of 28 persons, mostly Kansas University students, picketed the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant 13 miles east of Lawrence near DeSoto. They spent about 90 minutes Monday afternoon protesting recent bombings of oil.
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Kansas University
Sunflower Army
Lawrence
DeSoto
Residents join picket against Vietnam war in Lawrence
Mrs. David Leonard of Tennessee Street says a Lawrence protest against Vietnam war escalation drew unspecified supporters including Kansas City residents and KU students. Picket signs read Hercules Is Making War and Money, End the War in Viet Nam, and I'm Tired of Johnson's War. The demonstration ran from 3 15 to 4 45 p.m.
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Viet Nam
David Leonard
Tenn. St
Kansas City
Lawrence
Hercules
Johnson
Phog Allen to be honored at Fort Hays clinic
Dr. F. C. Phog Allen, longtime University of Kansas basketball coach and athletics director, will receive an award at the Fort Hays State College football coaching clinic on July 22 for 45 years of work in Kansas youth athletics. He founded the Kansas Relays in 1923 and coached KU basketball for 39 years including serving as athletics director from 1919 to 1938.
Hoffa blasts anti strike law at Teamsters convention
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa warned in Miami Beach that only federal anti strike legislation could destroy organized labor. He urged delegates to boost political activity to block such a law and defended the right to strike, privacy against wiretapping, and fair court trials. Hoffa, unopposed for a new term with a raise to 100000, faces ongoing appeals of his eight year jury tampering and five year mail fraud sentences.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Congress
United States
Wsath
Teamsters
Teamsters Convention
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Supreme Court
Teamsters’ Pension Fund
U.S. Court of Appeals
Guardsmen Aid Omaha Police in Race Violence
National Guardsmen reinforced Omaha police in the near North Side as violence flared for a third night. Police reported 78 arrests, including 19 juveniles, two officers hurt, and about 10 business places hit by looters. Some owners bolstered defenses with armed guards.
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Omaha, Neb
National
Omaha
Near North Side
Lawrence High summer school back for second semester
Lawrence High School resumes summer classes as the second four week semester begins. Most students take both terms for a full year's credit, with enrollment expected near 220. Courses mirror the first term and end July 29. Kansas University repertory company holds a 10:20 parade across Mount Oread to publicize summer theater opening Romanoff and Juliet at Murphy Hall at 8:20 p.m.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas University Summer Repertory Company
Mount Oread
Chi Omega
Jayhawk Boulevard
Kansas Union
Six People Treated At LMH Emergency Site
Six persons were treated and released from the emergency room of Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Monday and this morning, with one admitted Monday. Steven Maddy 2 Sunflower Village was dismissed today after swallowing glass. Marvin Selichnow 51 622 Ala fell from a ladder injuring his left leg. Clare Hunzicker 15 218 Me was bitten on the upper left leg by a dog. Tim Gjellstad 18 802 Wellington injured his left foot when run over by a tractor. Charles Thomas 7 Route 1 Williamstown was burned on the left hand by a firecracker. Janice Korns 19 1607 W 24th Apt 2 was bitten on the leg by an insect. Gerald Smith 19 1827 Barker was bitten on the wrist by an insect.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Steven Maddy
Sunflower Village
Marvin Selichnow
Clare Hunzicker
Tim Gjellstad
Wellington
Charles Thomas
Route 1
Williamstown
Janice Korns
Apt
Gerald Smith
Barker
Milk Weight Fact For Home Use
A kitchen remark notes one quart of milk weighs about 2.15 pounds, a useful conversion for recipes and grocery planning.
Red leaders may seek U.S. terms by mid 1967 says Enterprise
Paris AP says the weekly Enterprise claims North Viet Nam President Ho Chi Minh warned Red China and Russia that without new moves negotiations with the United States could begin by mid 1967. The magazine cites no authority for the claim and notes a secretive trip to Peking before U S bombings in 1967 and Hanoi seeking Moscow approval for talks.
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Paris
Enterprise Today
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Red China
Russia
United States
Enterprise
Peking
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Moscow
Pearson Attacks Inflation In Speech At Abilene
Abilene Kansas AP Senator James B Pearson accused the national administration of consciously promoting inflation. He warned that if the cost of living keeps rising expenses could climb about six percent for the year.
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Abilene
Kan
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Lear Jet posts profit in first full year as public firm
Wichita AP report states Lear Jet Corp. earned net income after taxes of 4,243,380 for the year ending April 30, reversing a 3,422,772 loss the prior year. The company plans office shifts and other changes as part of its post IPO strategy.
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Wichita
Lear Jet Corp
Card of Thanks for George Tucker’s family
The family of George Tucker expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for sympathy and kindness shown during their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker
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James Titus
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M. E
Gene Puckett
L. J. Alber
Nelson M. Baxter
Mass. St
Ear J. Edmonds
John M. Stultz
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Don F. Raab
Overbrook
Herman Morris
Elmwood
Kim
Herman
Cheryl
Gaye
Memorial Stadium
Morris
Journal-World Photo
Associated Press
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Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East 13Th
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Tell
Asiellg
Stewart Anderson
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Don Francle
Neil Bullock
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