U S Planes Down Mig and Suffer Losses in Viet War
U S Navy pilot destroyed the 13th MIG during a dogfight northwest of Haiphong near Hanoi. Two U S planes were lost in new North Viet Nam attacks as Buddhist protests erupted in Saigon and Catholic demonstrations echoed politics in the South.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Hanoi
Hai- Phong
U.S
Cmdr
Hal L. Marr
Roseburg
Ore
Hancock
Haiphong
Viet Nam
Marr
Mu Gia
Dong Hoi
South
101St Airborne Division
Guam
101St
Robert D. Ohman
101St Field
Kontum
Red China
Peking
United States
North
Optimism Grows Over War Efforts in South Vietnam
Washington officials report a new tone of optimism in expanding U.S. combat ops in Viet Nam as military gains advance. McNamara says offensive actions thwarted a monsoon offensive and that total allied damage is near Communist gains from infiltration and recruitment. U.S. troops to Vietnam will reach 285,000 within 45 days.
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Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Rusk
White House
McNamara
United States
High Command
North
South
Avery Talks of Removing State Printing Operation
Governor William H Avery discussed possible elimination of the state printing plant damaged by a tornado. The move would need a constitutional amendment and legislative action. a special session was not decided.
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Avery
Topeka
William H. Avery
Finance Council
Bob Sanders
Supreme Court Limits Police Questioning When Suspect Is Alone
The Supreme Court ruled that police may not question a suspect who is alone and signals a wish not to be interrogated. The decision, rooted in the 1964 right to counsel, requires voluntary, knowing, and intelligent waivers and protects against self incrimination. Justices Harlan Stewart White dissented in most cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
Charges Filed For Murder Of Hutchinson Girl
The body of 17 year old Linda Callender was found in a shallow grave six miles west of Partridge. Ronald Warrick and Kenneth Kilpatrick are charged with first degree murder and forcible rape after Warrick allegedly confessed to the crime.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Charles Heidebrecht
Heidebrecht
Reno
Linda Callender
Ronald Warrick
Kenneth Kilpatrick
Miss Callender
Warrick
Kilpatrick
Partridge
River Bridge
Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Ad Position
Gene Doane announces a campaign to become a local insurance agent advertiser. He promotes his experience and community involvement while outlining his plan to serve clients in the area. The submission emphasizes reliability and personalized coverage.
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Gene Doane
Adv
Daily Letter From Home Journal World Subscription
A brief offer for home delivery of the Journal-World to your street address. Includes phone number VI 3-1000 for subscription placement.
Girls State Candidates Learn Campaign Tactics at KU
About 400 Kansas high school seniors attend the American Legion Auxiliary Girls State session at the University of Kansas Hoch Auditorium. Herman Lujan urged unity and positive, problem solving in campaigns while noting parties mobilize manpower and serve as government catalysts.
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Kansas University
Hoch
Herman Lujan
Mount Oread
American Legion Auxiliary
University Extension
Lujan
American Legion
Department of Kansas
Lawrence
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
James K. Hitt
Office of Admissions and Records
Hitt
Lawrence Horse Show Judges Named for 1966 Event
Lawrence Jaycees announce the 1966 Law rence Charity Horse Show judges to be Richard Reinking chairing the event at Douglas County fairgrounds June 23 to 26 to aid Achievement Place. Dick Hadley of Oklahoma City will judge horses and ponies while J Leon Hall of Hillsboro Missouri handles the Tennessee Walking Horse class. Wayne Dunaton of Westmoreland Kansas will judge Western horses. Judge selection was made by John W Brand and Maj Phil Ramsey.
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Lawrence
Richard Reinking
Jaycee
Kansas
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Lawrence Jaycees
Jaycees
East
Dick Hadley
Oklahoma City
Hadley
St. Louis
Hall
Tennessee
Shelbyville
Tenn
Wayne Dunaton
Westmoreland
Kan
Dunaton
Kansas Horse Show Association
American Quarter Horse Association
John W. Brand
Lawrence Horse Show
Maj. Phil Ramsey
New York Stocks Close Higher on Market Rally
Wall Street ends with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 1.9 points to 323.4 as 60 issues finish higher and trading remains brisk across the major exchanges.
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New York
Weather floods Lawrence area crops and streets with heavy rain
Torrential rains and hail struck the Lawrence region Sunday, damaging wheat crops and flooding homes. A farmer near the airport reported 8.2 inches of rain in a nearby field, while official totals reached 3.35 inches at the university station and 6 inches in basements. Mrs Brune described hail belts and shattered rain gauges as water poured into her basement.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Dick A. Wise
Route 3
Harold Brune
Harold
Raybert Thornton
Weather Near Northeast Kansas Forecast
Fair tonight and Tuesday with light NW winds 10 to 15 mph. Lows mid to upper 50s tonight. Highs in the mid 80s Tuesday. Temperature readings show yesterday at 87/72 and rainfall around 0.28 inches. sunrise and sunset times noted.
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Kansas
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