Four Kansas youths cause jail mixup in New Mexico
Four Kansas youths from Wichita linked to a May 27 robbery at a Santa Fe motel were moved from Torrance County jail to Socorro County after escapes and a jail fire. Allen Palmer Jerry Czer wonka Billy Wheeler and Nicholas Lee Palmer faced recapture efforts as authorities cited an aging Torrance facility. Wheeler assaulted a jailer, triggering temporary confinement in a new cell and a smoky rescue.
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Estancia
N.M
Torrance County
Kansas
Moriarty
Ciriaco Ortiz
Billy Wheeler
Harry Tolbert
Wheeler
Albuquerque
Juan Romero
New Mexico
Nicholas Lee Palmer
Palmer
Wichita
Kane
Santa Fe
Czerwonka
Goddard
Kaw
Thurston Named Chief Justice in Boys State Court
Steve Thurston of 1824 Almira was appointed Chief Justice of the Boys State Supreme Court by Gov. Larry Wohl ford. He also won election as state committee chairman for the Nationalist Party and presided over six mock trials as a senior at Lawrence High School.
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Steve Thurston
Almira
Boys State Supreme Court
Larry Wohlford
Boys
Thurston
Nationalist Party
Steve
Lawrence High School
Boys State
NLRB Rules On Pickets At Kansas Color Press
The National Labor Relations Board ordered cessation of picketing at the Kansas Color Press facility at 2201 Has Kell Ave. Pickets remained on the line today despite the order. The case traces to Trial Examiner Louis Libbin who urged the Lawrence Typographical Union No. 570 to cease picketing, amid a strike that began in September 1961 over 18 points of dispute including union label use, a bargaining agreement, and recognition of the legitimate representative.
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Kansas Color Press
Haskell Ave
National Labor Relations Board
The
Color Press
NLRB
Louis Libbin
Libbin
Lawrence Typographical Union No
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Lightning injures Army reservist in Topeka
A bolt of lightning struck Ronald Bloom 22 while on duty in the tornado district of Topeka Sunday. He was taken to a hospital with stiffness and soreness after the jolt.
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Topeka
Ronald Bloom
Fallen leaders Khrushchev Molotov vote in ceremonial Soviet turnout
In Moscow Khrushchev and Molotov appeared at polling stations to cast ballots for unopposed Soviet parliamentary candidates. Both men, aged 72 and 76, spoke of health and routine, underscoring the ritual nature of the election as party loyalties drive a near universal turnout.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
V.M. Molotov
Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Party
Stalin
Molotov
Khrushchev meets crowd after retirement in unusual display
Khrushchev endured a warm reception with tears in his eyes and a dry-eyed exit after a brief appearance. He said he enjoys reading and has no plans for memoirs. A Russian spectator applauded as Rao attempted a levitation stunt but slipped into a water tank, blaming the injury for failure and offering refunds to angry spectators.
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Khrushchev
Rao
Yoga star Rao fails water walk in Bombay spectacle
L A Rao, famed yoga exponent, attempted to walk on water in Bombay before about 600 spectators from as far as New Delhi. He reportedly swallowed steel tacks and nitric acid as a warm up, while observers paid high admission prices to witness the stunt.
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Bombay
India
L. A. Rao
New Delhi
Kansas Traffic Death Toll June Report
Kansas traffic deaths for a two day period ending 9 a.m. Monday show 1966 totals at 266 compared with 263 in the same period in 1965. The AP log provides a statewide tally with no further regional breakdowns.
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Topeka
Kansas
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