U S Pilots Strike MIG Sites in North Viet Nam
In MIG Alley about 35 miles from Red China’s frontier US pilots knocked out two Soviet built missile sites and chased away MIG17s as four F105 Thunderchiefs pressed in. Air Force and Navy planes also hit surface to air sites near Haiphong and Hanoi while bridges and highways were bombed to cut supply routes. One F105 was lost. total US aircraft downed in North Viet Nam reached 232.
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See JETS Page 9 ing s dignified burrophils to Rusmey Funeral Home
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Jets and page 9, with garbled names and a funeral home referral. No clear events or dates. Preserve entities as read: Jets, Rusmey Funeral Home.
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Rusmey Funeral Home
China claims hydrogen bomb test in western China
AP report states Communist China announced it detonated a thermonuclear device, conducted Sunday in western China, marking its third nuclear test. Peking Radio described it as airborne and unnamed delivery method, with analysts split on delivery capability and U.S. caveats about range and accuracy.
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Edward Teller
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McNamara
Sixth Candidate Enters 3rd District Race in Kansas
Richard D. Rixner, 31, a Fairway lawyer, announced his entry as a sixth Republican candidate for Kansas 3rd District congressman. He joins Nesmith, Winn Jr., Neighbor, Angell, and Shultz as the field competes to replace Rep. Ellsworth, who seeks the Senate.
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Richard D. Rixner
Fairway
Rixner
Johnson County
Robert F. Ellsworth
U.S. Senate
O. F. Nesmith
Larry Winn Jr
Leawood
Howard Neighbor
Prairie Village
Wayne Angell
Ottawa
Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence
Ky faces internal clash over extended grip on power
In Saigon Premier Nguyen Cao Ky defends staying in power for at least a year and a fall elections plan. Generals fear destabilizing the junta while Buddhist leaders threaten protests if elections are delayed. Ky’s stance prompted censors to edit the press and drew warnings of further action. Thich Thien Minh and Thich Minh Chieu warned against backsliding from a pledge to hold a national assembly elections next fall. The political crisis comes as a 32 member election committee works to set legal groundwork for voting.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thich Thien Minh
da Nang
Frost Risk Tonight Hits Lawrence Area Hard
A cold front pushes temperatures below freezing in the Lawrence region tonight with a frost warning. Temperatures tumbled from 88 to 39 degrees, with Kansas University reporting 0.2 inches of rain in May. Tomato plants may be damaged. cover advised. Low tonight 28 to 32, high Tuesday near 60 with sun.
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Art in the Park Best Ever Here
The annual Art in the Park Show at South Park drew about 350 entries from noon to 5 30 p m on Sunday with strong attendance and steady crowds despite late chill. A strolling accordionist from Kansas University entertained visitors and 50 pieces sold.
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Mechanical Engineering
Kansas University
Lindsey
Lawrence Art Guild
Lawrence Park and Recreation Department
Stock Market Close on Wall Street Dips
New York AP reports the closing Dow Jones average for 60 stocks at 326.8, down 9.0 points as trading ends. The decline marks a softer session amid broader market activity with several large blue chips contributing to the drop.
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Europeans Fear U S Travel Tax Hits Abroad
Geneva based columnist Dolph Simons reports Europeans fear a U S overseas travel tax. A $100 flat levy or $10 daily charge is discussed to curb American payments abroad, risking travel and tourism momentum and bilateral ties while projecting potential economic and international stability impacts.
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Switzerland
United States
U.S
Pilotless plane shot down over Hanoi
A U S S reconnaissance drone was shot down today over Hanoi in North Viet Nam, according to New China News Agency. The Hanoi announcement cited the North Vietnamese people's army as the downing force, as monitored in Tokyo.
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Weekend Traffic Toll: Eight Crashes Reported
Eight traffic accidents were reported in the area over the weekend injuring one person, a 10 year old child, and totaling $4,775 in damage. Steven Dale Ray, 10, was struck on Maine Street and dragged 23 feet by a car driven by Elmer A. Logan, who did not see him. The boy was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for a fractured leg and cuts but not hospitalized. Police noted multiple crashes with various damages, and one driver was fined and jailed for leaving the scene and related offenses.
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Eudora
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Hilltop Dr
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Sunbury
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12Th St
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Christie
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Route 5
Lone Star Lake
Lawrence
Holder
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Larry J. Meyer
Roy D. McNish
Meyer
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Hillcrest Trailer Court
Walter T
Stock Market Slumps in Major Setback
NEW YORK AP reports the stock market faced a sharp setback as the Dow Jones average fell 16.03 points to 886.80 in a single day, marking its steepest drop since November 22, 1963 following the Kennedy assassination.
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Kennedy
Avery Among Officials Invited for Boys State Day at KU
Gov. William Avery and numerous state officials are invited to speak during the 11 a.m. program at Murphy Hall as part of the annual Boys State Government Officials Day at Kansas University. Leavenworth County officials join as instructors from June 5 to 11 with local officials and Miss Teen America Colette Daiute also slated to appear at the opening session.
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William Avery
Kansas University
Avery
Murphy Hall
Elwin Shanahan
A. F. Throckmorton
John Crutcher
Robert Sonderholm
Clay Hedrick
Robert Sanders
Walter Peery
Leavenworth County
William Lindel
Board of County Commissioners
H. L. Donley
Max L. Lingenfelser
Charles R. Turner
Leavenworth
H. W. McFadden
E. J. Chapman Jr
Col
Ernel Shaver
Dora Palmer
Register of Deeds
A. K. Bauman
Mary Gausz
Kenneth Harmon
Delbert Mathia
Douglas
Colette Daiute
Paramus
N. J
John Peterson
Topeka
Steve Ridgway
1642
Tenn
Robert Ridgway
Kansas
Mother Strangled While Children Sleep at Home
A young woman, Mrs. Molly Flores Dumas aged 25, was beaten and strangled in her living room on Sunday as three of her children slept upstairs. Police charged her husband, James Dumas, with murder and he is held without bond, according to Detective Everett Ewing.
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Kan
Molly Flores Dumas
Everett Ewing
James Dumas
Frost warning and cool start for northeast Kansas
Weather notes show a frost warning tonight with clear skies and light winds. overnight low 28 to 32. Tuesday brings sun and a high near 41 to 60. Previous records include yesterday’s high 86 and a record high 99 in 1956. Gene Doane seeks to be your insurance agent.
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Pope
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