Five Planes Lost In Past 24 Hours In Viet Nam
In Viet Nam, five American aircraft lost in 24 hours. A U S Navy pilot downed a MIG17 over North Viet Nam while ground fire brought down a Navy photo recon plane. An Air Force F105 Thunderchief and an F100 Super Sabre were shot down, with a C123 transport also lost on a defoliation mission. Crews were rescued. Ground forces clashed with a large Communist detachment in the central highlands near Tuy Hoa, with reports of heavy casualties and possible involvement of North Viet Nam's 95th Regiment. Ky lifts a brief pause on Saigon Buddhist Institute blockade as political tensions persist.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Nam
U.S
Associated Press
Bob Poos
Tuy Hoa
Thick Trn Quang
Hue
Central Highlands
South
101St Airborne Division
1St Cavalry
Highland
Highlands
Ban Lifted At Noon In Negro Area Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mississippi police lifted a noon ban on entering the Negro neighborhood after night gunfire between whites and Blacks during a memorial service. White resident Stanley Stuart was buckshot wounded near Freedom Democrat HQ. his car hit by birdshot and buckshot. Police blocked the area as violence erupted and white motorists reported being shot at while driving through.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
Bruce Latimer
Stanley Stuart
Freedom Democratic Party
Stuart
Highway Patrol
Maynard King
Latimer
Freedom Democrat
Seven Major Infantry Fights Reported in South Vietnam
AP dispatch from Saigon notes seven major ground operations by American troops in South Vietnam. U S forces report 1,212 enemy soldiers killed and 182 prisoners taken across these operations, most begun this month. U S casualties described as light.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
U S
U.S
Pearson Declares Inflation Debate With Senate Attack
Sen. James B. Pearson argues the administration pursues a costly inflationary theory. He contends that chasing higher private and public spending won’t reliably raise production or employment, and warns the economy now faces an accelerated upward inflationary spiral amid policy efforts to mask the downturn.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Pearson
Senate
Teen-Age Boy Held After Admission To Killing His Father
In Independence Missouri a 15 year old boy confessed to shooting and killing his father Wallace Harry Gade 45. Police say the father had choked his disabled son and attacked his wife Vida Mac Gade. The boy obtained a .22 rifle, asked permission twice, then fired. The teen is in juvenile custody. names are withheld.
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Independence, Mo
Wallace Harry Gade
Souri
Harold Taylor
Independence Police
Gade
Vida Mac Gade
Taylor
Hershey Rejects Lottery as Draft Solution
Washington AP Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey told the House Armed Services Committee that a lottery plan to draft youths is an illusion and would substitute chance for judgment The hearing opened with Hershey defending deferment powers and tracing draft history He noted criticisms of college deferments and class ranking and said these criteria were never meant as the sole measure for deferments.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
House Armed Services Committee
L. Mendell Rivers
Ds.c
Rivers
Selective Service
One Hospitalized By Local Mishaps
One person was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital Tuesday after a fall from a building where he worked. Four others were treated and released from the emergency room for injuries including a baseball ankle sprain, a dog bite on the face and thumb, toe injuries from a falling cage, and a jaw injury from a steel bar.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ray Tingle
Lincoln St
Lawrence Anderson
Lecompton
Jane Wilburn
Tenn
James Rayburn
Maple Lane
Don Gregg
Knights of Columbus Gain City OK for Safety Campaign
G Robert Krische of 2457 Mo St spoke for the Knights of Columbus at City Hall confirming approval for a safety program at Lawrence shopping centers. The plan begins Saturday with flare and safety brochure sales. Proceeds will fund youth activities and sports programs.
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Knights of Columbus
Lawrence
G. Robert Krische
Mo. St
City Hall
Krishee
Aringenittus at hone or away Ruasey Funeral Home
The notice appears to reference Ruasey Funeral Home with a mark Vb 3olu Ady and a question about location or setup. Readable fragments imply a funeral home event or service detail, but the text lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm.
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Aringenittus
Hone
Ruasey Funeral Home
Academy Nominations Policy Change Proposed by Ellsworth
Rep Robert G Ellsworth proposes removing academies from political control and creating a competitive selection system for service academy nominations After a series of mental and physical tests the top candidates would be chosen instead of via members of Congress The plan aims to end political influence in academy admissions
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Washington
Armed Service Academies
Congress
Rep
Robert G. Ellsworth
Kan
King Faisal Calls UAR a Sister Country in Olive Branch
Washington AP King Faisal of Saudi Arabia called the United Arab Republic a sister country whose citizens are our brethren during a luncheon with Washington newsmen. He rejected the idea that the UAR or Israel is the greater enemy and expressed regret at the question.
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Washington
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
UAR
Israel
Rules Not in Conflict With Supreme Court Rules
Kansas Supreme Court informally says proposed district court rules for attorneys in pending criminal cases do not conflict with existing rules. Decision on rules withheld pending potential future case. Rules stem from Reno County murder case. court reserved judgment on enforceability by contempt citation.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Reno County
James H. Rexroad
Hutchinson
Robert T. Price
Lutheran Church Head Gets Re-Elected Today
Dr. Franklin Clark Fry of New York was re elected president of the Lutheran Church in America at the biennial convention in Kansas City. The greeting came from Roman Catholic chancellor The Right Rev Joseph E Baker Sullivan. Bishop Charles H Helmsing is in Latin America. The opening session Tuesday night urged cautious appraisal for all churches.
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Kansas City
Franklin Clark Fry
New York
Lutheran Church In America
Joseph E. Baker Sullivan
Kansas City-St. Joseph
Charles H. Helmsing
Latin America
May Employment Rise in Douglas County Figures Show Modest Gain
Douglas County total employment increased from 18 100 in mid April to 18 350 in mid May according to Walter T Johns local manager of the Kansas State Employment Service Agriculture led gains while year over year jobs fell by 75 Nonagriculture employment rose to 625 from 550 with nondurable goods manufacturing wholesale and retail trade and government posting growth A seasonal decline in wage and salary employment is expected in the next two months with services and government hit by school closures An estimated 300 unemployed at mid May matches April figures about 25 more than a year ago and the 1 6 percent unemployment rate persists for April and May Youths seeking summer jobs may push unemployment higher in July and August
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Douglas County
Walter T. Johns
Kansas State Employment Service
Johns
Nesmith Plans Viet Nam Trip as Campaign Insight
O F Nesmith a Republican candidate for Kansas Third District announced a July 4 Saigon visit for a week to gain a close view of Southeast Asia. He said citizens are gravely concerned about U S involvement and that his service in Guadal Canal informs his view. He hopes on the scene knowledge will help him better represent his district in Congress.
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O. F
Ole) Nesmith
Kansas Third
Viet Nam
Saigon
Southeast Asia
Nesmith
Guadacanal
United States Congress
Congress
Two Damage Accidents Reported In City
Two traffic crashes Tuesday caused no injuries. Glen L. Colson, 31, Overbrook, hit Marvin M. Coffey, 20, 1321 R. I., at 14th and Mass. Sts. Truck damage $200, car $150. Lincoln H. Johnson, 50, 741 Grant, struck Sara M. Aldridge, 39, 437 Del., on Mississippi Street north of 6th. Bus damage $250.
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Overbrook
14Th and
Mass. Sts
Marvin M. Coffey
R. I
Lincoln H. Johnson
Grant
Miss. Street
6Th Street
Sara M. Aldridge
Del
De Gaulle and Brezhnev Agree on Viet Nam War
Paris and Moscow reports say President Charles de Gaulle and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev found common ground on Vietnam policy. De Gaulle criticized U S actions while Brezhnev denounced U S aggression, with both noting convergent views on the situation.
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de Gaulle
Red
Viet Nam
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
Breeznev
United States
Kremlin
Prisoner Charged in Knife Slaying at Kansas Penitentiary
County Atty. Edward J. Chapman Jr. filed a first degree murder charge against inmate James R. Roach 22 for stabbing Otha J. Kelsey 20 with a homemade knife in the Kansas Penitentiary. Roach to be arraigned in city court Thursday.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Edward J. Chapman Jr
James R. Roach
Kansas Penitentiary
Roach
Otha J. Kelsey
Lawrence native named Presidential Scholar and KU bound
Carol Shapley, 17, a Wichita East High School graduate, was named a Presidential Scholar and attended a June 7 White House reception. She won a National Merit Scholarship and will join KU with a Watkin Scholarship, aiming for a medical career. Her brother John graduated from KU this June with mathematics and Phi Beta Kappa honors.
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Carol Shapley
East High School
Wichita
Watkin
Miss Shapley
John
Phi Beta Kappa
No Red Peace Change In Vietnam Talks
State Department officials said no evidence of any shift in North Viet Nam’s refusal of unconditional peace talks with the United States. The comment followed Assistant Secretary of State William P. Bundy’s return from a special mission to Ottawa.
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Washington
State Department
North Viet Nam
United States
Asst
William P. Bundy
Ottawa
Welch Ruling Upheld Conviction of Ex-Oklahoma Justice
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the five count conviction of Earl Welch former Oklahoma Supreme Court justice for income tax evasion.
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Welch
Denver, Colo
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Earl Welch
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Tecumseh Man Killed In Topeka Area Crash
Andrew P. Hitt, 66, of Tecumseh died when his car collided with a pickup east of Topeka. The truck driver, 22 year old Larry Bosse of Topeka, was admitted to a hospital.
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Topeka
Andrew P. Hitt
Tecumseh
Hitt
Larry Bosse
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