Ben Bella Protests Continue in Algiers as Boumedienne Regime Forms
In Algiers crowds including students and veiled women demand Ben Bella's return while troops and riot police quell demonstrations. One report says Ben Bella is held in an army camp as Boumedienne consolidates power after a bloodless coup.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Ben Bela
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Revolutionary Council
Oklahoma and Texas youths join KU music camp in Lawrence
Richard Alcorn from Oklahoma City wears a cowboy hat to KU music camp as a tuba player entering Midwest City High School. Rick Huston of Perryton Texas, a first time camper, dislikes the humidity but expects a fine camp. Mary Ann Davis of Antlers Oklahoma, a percussionist and 4 feet 9 1 2 inches tall, may be the shortest camper. Bob Rush of Arlington Heights Illinois, a recent Prospect High School graduate, plans to enroll at Northwestern this fall and plays snare drums.
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Richard Alcorn
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lawrence
Bob Rush
Arlington Heights
Ill
Prospect High School
Northwestern
KU Camp Attracts Campers From Far To Lawrence
Second year at KU camp features John Kane 15 of Vero Beach Florida who rode a four day bus trip to Lawrence. Lane a first time camper and drum player will be a Gifford High School junior next fall. Tom Gleason 16 of Otawa will be a Ottawa High School senior next fall and plans KU study in political science with Law as a goal. Peggy Friesen 17 of Shawnee Mission is a first time camper who attends harp lessons at Mount Oread and will be a Shawnee Mission East senior.
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John Kane
Vero Beach
Fla
Lawrence
Lane
Gifford High School
Tom Gleason
Otawa
Ottawa High School
Peggy Friesen
Shawnee Mission
Mount Oread
Miss Friesen
Shawnee Mission East
Judge Joe B Brown Relieved From Further Ruby Case
Dallas AP Dist Judge Joe B Brown, who presided over the Jack Ruby murder trial in 1964, is removed from further proceedings in the case. Brown requested relief without explanation, facing pressure from Ruby’s attorneys who accuse him of a personal interest in the matter due to a book he is writing about the trial.
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Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Brown
Ruby
Flood crest backs into Kinsley as area suffers worst flood
Evacuees sought shelter in hotels, high school gymnasiums, and VFW halls while the Salvation Army ran a field kitchen. Sheriff notes creeks backed water into Kinsley from the south as Coon Creek ran backward for an hour. Arkansas and South Platte floods receded in Colorado and Denver damage rose to 44 million with over 18 000 homeless. Colorado fatalities reached 16 including a teen electrocuted at Pueblo cleanup. Kansas toll stood at two as the South Platte crest moved toward Nebraska.
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Kinsley
Coon Creek
Dodge City
Arkansas
South Platte
Colorado
Denver
Red Cross
Kansas
New Mexico
Robert Virgil Ruetter
Pueblo
Nebraska
Flood Crest Narrowly Misses Ogallala Nebraska
The Niobrara River crested 7 to 10 feet above normal near Ogallala at about 7 p.m. A dike between town and river prevented flooding inside the town, with Nebraska flooding confined to lowland areas so far.
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Ogallala
Neb
Nebraska
Youthful duo linked to series of murders and robberies
The article details Avery York and Latham York, two Missouri youths who fled after breaking military rules at Ft Hood and later confessed to multiple killings and a Baton Rouge robbery in 1961. They dropped out of high school, joined the Army, escaped custody, and carried out a brutal crime spree beginning with Guidroz in Baton Rouge.
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Oakley
Kan
Wallace
Althea Ottavio
Patricia Anne Hewitt
Valdosta
Jacksonville
Fla
John A. Whitaker
Tullahoma
Tenn
Albert E. Reed
Litchfield
Ill
Martin Drenovic
Granite City
Rachel Moyer
Craig
Cole
York
Latham
Ft. Hood
Tex
Edward J. Guidroz
Baton Rouge
Guidroz
Flooding closes Fountain Creek area and blocks roads
A local family escaped flood damage as Fountain Creek rose and threatened a monument site. By Friday afternoon the waters receded and a temporary bridge allowed vehicles to cross to Colorado Springs. The Goods traveled from Pueblo to Lawrence, remarking that Lawrence never looked so good after their trip. They had vacated June 5 for Estes Park and Georgetown before the flood.
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Monument Dam
Fountain Creek
Colorado Springs
Good
Lawrence
Pueblo
Estes Park
Georgetown
Auto Crash Causes 800 Damage on West 21st Street
A Sunday evening collision in the 1800 block of West 21st Street caused about 800 damage. Dale R. Kring, 35, of 1713 West 21st, drove into a parked car owned by Jerry L. Davis of 1827 West 21st. No injuries were reported.
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Dale R. Kring
W. 21St
Jerry L. Davis
W. 21St. St
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