Syrian Leaders Meet Nasser Over Crisis In Cairo
Syria's top military commander Gen Asif Bizry told Al Ahram that Syria is ready to shed blood to defend independence as he and Lt Col Abdel Hamid Serraj met President Nasser in Cairo. They discussed the crisis with Egyptian leaders while Syria eyes all defensive measures amid Soviet and US statements.
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Cairo
Syria
Nasser
Asif Bizry
Syrian Army
al Ah
Bizry
Abdel Hamid Serraj
Parab
Azem
Five Hurt In Rash Of Wrecks Around Local Area
A rainy day gave way to a rash of traffic accidents around Douglas County. Ten crashes occurred, leaving two hospitalized in good condition and three more injured. Names include Hammel Pearson, 48, John Patchen, 65, Alonzo Badger, 58, Maybelle Baylor, 65, Gordon Bower, 43, and Omer Bowmen, 46. Most injuries were minor. one accident involved a pickup and car on highway K-10 near the city edge.
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Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hammel Pearson
John Patchen
Ohio St
Alonzo F. Badger
del, St
Maybelle Baylor
Paola
Gordon Bower
R. I
K-10
Baylor
10Th
N. H. Sts
Omer
Albert Bowmen
Maple St
Bowman
Sheriff's Office
Cora Haughey
Haughey
Pete Block
Tenn
Local births and hospital notices scattered across towns
Memorial Hospital reports Arthur Thompson Jr. and many residents from Elm Street to Tonganoxie and Paola with births to Bertha Rogers, Norma Harrod, LeRoy Siscoe, Buddy Jardon in Baldwin and additional notices of babies and families in multiple communities today.
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Veda Dunbar
Leah Lippe
Ash St
Alonzo Badger
del. St
Stanley Boyer
Tonganoxie
Mabelle Balor
LeRoy Siscoe
Walnut St
Buddy Jardon
Baldwin
Aid Sought By Israel Today
Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban formally appealed to United States Secretary of State Dulles in Washington to strengthen deterring measures against aggression in the Middle East. He restated Israel's request for U S economic aid and voiced concern over Soviet equipped Egyptian and Syrian forces and support for Jordan. He said the threat forced a budget shift toward greater defense spending.
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Washington
Israel
United States
Middle East
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Eban
Dulles
U. S
Jordan
U.S
Egypt
Syria
Two-Pound Baby Loudly Voiced Miracle at Birth
In Kansas City Jeffrey Lynn Montgomery, a two pound premature baby, cried after five minutes of life, prompting urgent medical aid. He arrived three days early at St Luke's Hospital, where doctors report he is doing as well as possible for his size and condition. His mother Mrs Vernon Montgomery and father Jeffrey L Montgomery await further news as doctors assess prognosis in about a week.
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Kansas City
Jeffrey
Lynn Montgomery
Jeffrey Lynn
Vernon L. Montgomery
Penny
Fuel Test for Their Rocket Proves That It Isn't a Dud
In Des Moines three youths Dale Cruikshank Robert Curnutt and Richard Welch accidentally launched a homemade rocket that climbed about 2000 feet before landing in a schoolyard and burying itself three feet deep. The 5 foot long tube fueled with zinc dust and sulfur exploded as onlookers watched and the Fire Department responded.
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Des Moines
Dale Cruikshank
Robert Curnutt
Richard Welch
Cruikshank
Jayhawker Welcomes Canutesons in Oslo
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph I. Canuteson of Kansas University were greeted in Oslo Norway by a large welcoming party including a five foot Jayhawk on a pole and a sign. The visit followed a Fulbright grant for study of European health services. They toured Scandinavia in a Mercedes visiting Stockholm Helsinki Tromso and more, noting progressive social services in Europe and differences in student roles.
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Ralph I. Canuteson
Dr. Canuteson
Canuteson
Kansas University Health Service
Journal-World Photo
Kansas
Kansas University
Oslo
Norway
K.U
Scandanavian
Canutegon
Health Service
Europe
Scandanavia
Canutesons
Santa
France
Switzerland
Paris
Low Countries
Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Helsinki
Turku
Tromso
Arctic Circle
U. S
Ankara Flood Toll Surges Across Village Outskirts
Turkish papers reported up to 1,000 deaths in flash floods sweeping seven Ankara area villages with water up to 90 feet in places. Rescue crews, blocked roads, and widespread destruction disrupted the capital as Premier Menderes visited the stricken zones. Official death toll stood at 14 with hundreds of homes destroyed and thousands flooded.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Flood Leaves 15000 Homeless in Nicaragua and Volcanic Smoke
In Nicaragua, 15000 people were left homeless by a flood in Leon Department near Nagarote. A nearby volcanic eruption and ash destroyed over 2000 acres of cotton. The cloudburst flood drove residents from Nagarote as waters surged toward Lake Nicaragua.
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Nicaragua
Managua
PDA
Leon Department
Nagarote
Lake Nicaragua
Hearing Rescheduled In Assault With Deadly Weapon Case
Preliminary hearing for Ruth Keith, 26, of Dodge City, charged with firing a .38 caliber revolver five times at or toward her husband Kenneth P. Keith during a July 16 motel stay, has been moved to 10 a.m. Sept. 18, according to County Attorney Wayne Allphin.
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Ruth Keith
Dodge City
Wayne Allphin
Keith
Kenneth P. Keith
Disease Shapes History Says KU Lecturer Majors
Dr. Ralph H. Majors, former KU Medical School professor, argued that disease has steered civilizations more than climate or wars. He cited plagues that felled Athens, Rome, and Europe, malaria’s depopulation power, and leaders weakened by illness, noting Lenin and Wilson as examples.
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Ralph H. Majors
Logan Clendenning
Majors
K.U. Medical School
Kansas University
Montana
Onearth
Athens
Sparta
Rome
Nineveh
Arnold Toynbee
Mussolini
Italy
Europe
Napoleon
Russia
Nicolai Lenin
Woodrow Wilson
United States
K.U. Medical Center
E. H. Hashinger
Kansas City
K.A
Jet bomber explodes near Bastrop killing at least three
A M A jet bomber from Eglin Air Force Base exploded in flight about five miles south of Bastrop Louisiana today. At least three persons died. Col I C Briley parachuted to safety and was taken to a Bastrop hospital. Mrs Helen Martin said the plane roared over Bastrop at 8 10 a m, shattering windows and knocking plaster from buildings as it exploded.
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Bastrop
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Col
I. C. Briley
Briley
Helen Martin
Announcer Sticks By His Statement On Faubus and News
CBS correspondent Charles von Fremd cited White House aides saying Arkansas Governor Faubus “thrown in the sponge” on Little Rock school crisis. Hagerty denied the report saying only three White House aides were with the President at Newport and no such remarks were made.
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New York
CBS
Charles von Fremd
White House
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubue
Little Rock
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Newport
R. I
Voniie
Irving Roth Named First Aid Chairman
Irving C. Roth 1615 Crescent Ra. accepted the chairmanship for first aid in the Douglas County Red Cross chapter. Hough, chapter Board of Directors chair, announced Roth’s appointment after William C. Boardman’s winter resignation. Roth, a graduate chemical engineer, plans a 10 hour basic first aid course revision and will host training with John Greenwood of Missouri for employees of Kansas Power and Light Co.
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Irving C. Roth
Crescent
Douglas County
Red’ Cross
Hough
Roth
Cooperative Farm
Chemicals Association
William C. Boardman
California University
Harbor
Pi. S
Council
Clyde
Ca Roth
Reds
John Greenwood
Jefferson City
National Red Cross
Missouri
Secramimty
Greenwood
Kansas’ Power and Light Co
Quake Type hazardous device set for next week
A Nevada underground quake device will detonate next Wednesday at noon EST 800 feet beneath a mountain in a desert area north of Las Vegas. Seismologists from the United States and other nations will record waves to learn earth’s interior and advance quake prediction aims.
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Las Vegas
Combinssion
Nevada
Wartime Sacrifices Urged by Secretary Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles called for wartime like sacrifices by Americans. He stated that sacrifices are essential to peace if war is to be avoided, addressing International Cooperation Administration employees during a symbolic leadership changeover. Ex Navy pilot James H. Smith Jr. to succeed John B. Hollister as head, with oath due in October.
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Washington
Dulles
International Cooperation Administration
U. S
James H. Smith
John B. Holliater
Smith
Card of Thanks From Norma Ambler
Norma Ambler thanks Dr Walters Mrs Dunden and staff at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for care and flowers during her stay. Grateful for support from Rebekah Lodge relatives and friends.
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Walters
Dunden
Lawrence Merporial ‘Hospital
Rebekah Lodge
Aete
Norma Ambler
200 Workers Leave Job At Johnson County Site
About 200 production workers at the Western Electric plant in Johnson County Kansas walked out today over local issues rather than national negotiations with the Communications Workers of America. Company officials said some workers were suspended for a production slowdown and others left in response to that dispute.
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Kansas City
Western Electric Company
Ohnecs County
Kansas
Communications Workers of America
Gromyko Attack Answered Today
Washington denounced Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko as trying to destroy bridges of understanding and called Kremlin leaders confirmed reactionaries. The State Department rejected his attacks on Western policy for Europe the Middle East and the Far East and said his remarks were falsifications intended to intimidate the free world.
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Washington
United States
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Kremlin
Gromyko
Europe
Middle East
Far East
Syria
Two Killed in Jet Crash at Andrews Base
At Andrews Air Force Base Maryland a B7 jet bomber crashed on approach early today. A base spokesman said two bodies were recovered from the wreckage. The notice appears in the Lawrence Daily Journal-World from September 1 1967.
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Eiizebeth D. Gano
David H. Gano
Tawrence
Kansas
St Qynich
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Elm St
Rose Bolton
R. I. St
Mae ©. Gatewood
George Halland
Tonganoxle
Paulgh Hummel Pearson
Del
Donna Smith
N. Y. St
Bonnie M. Poeverlein
Lincoln St
Blanche L. Keys
W. 14Th St
Dora Amerine
Williamstown
Aleen Barnes
Funston St
Israel Today
Yell
St. Pius Parochial School
Fire Department
Urbandale
Cruikshanks
Paul
Dale
K. U
The
Journal-World
Irving Roth
First Aid
Nevada Tunnel
Sec. Dulles
Johnson County
Elizabeth ‘D. Gano
Chariva C. Rankin
Petetisn & Postma
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reserve Bank
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