Miss America Deborah Bryant of Kansas Captures Miss Title
Deborah Bryant of Overland Park Kansas was crowned Miss America 1966 after a pageant swim suit prelim. She dreams of pediatric medicine at Kansas University Medical School and plans to study at KU after graduation. Her father is in Viet Nam. she thanks television audiences and fans.
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Deborah Bryant
Atlantic City
America
Bryant
Kansas University
Deborah
Kansas University Medical School
Hurley DP
Overland Park
Kan
Patricia Jock
Oshkosh
Viet Nam
Bogalusa City Attorney Named On Klan List In Court
In New Orleans, a government list of 151 names including Bogalusa city attorney was presented in federal court as Klan or former Klan members. Clayton Hines testified he aided Robert Rester, Bogalusa city attorney, in preparing the list months ago. Reuter’s name appeared on the roster from Hines unit. The defense rested after the government rested. The judge set briefs due Sept 21 and took the case under advisement.
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Bogalusa
Justice Department
Klan
Christian Association
Sorge
John Minor Wisdom
Clayton Hines
Hines
Robert Rester
Reuter
Russians Offer Help In Settling Conflict In India Pakistan War
Heavy fighting roils the northern front of the India Pakistan conflict with fierce battles reported in Sialkot and Lahore as both sides defend cities against tanks. India warns of counter measures in the east amid alleged Pakistani air raids on installations and threatened air fields and supply routes.
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India
Pakistan
Sialkot
Lahore
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Subcontinent
East
Red China
Historic French Documents to Join Magna Carta Display
Two celebrated French papers the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the 1791 constitution will be shown with Britain's Magna Carta at the National Archives in Washington. Earl Warren and Lord Denning will speak during a display linked to the World Peace Through Law conference.
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France
United States
Britain
Duke of Montmorency
Duke de Clermont-Tonnerre
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Louis XVI
Archieves
Justic Earl Warren
Lord Denning
Magna Carta Trust
Peruvians Enter Leftist Stronghold in Andean Campaign
Peruvian Army Rangers moved into Mesa Pelada high in the Andes about 440 miles east of Lima and destroyed stores of explosives, food, and supplies. Five guerrillas were reported killed in a clash Thursday night, while three soldiers died of exposure in a mountain blizzard. Army and Air Force units prepared for two weeks, probing defenses and conducting air surveys.
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Lima
Peru
Andes
Mesa Pelada
Chuckle If You Think You Have No Faults
Short quip notes self reflection with humor about human flaws. The line playfully warns that declaring faultlessness invites another fault. It reads as a witty reminder from a comedian or columnist.
Columbus Blaze Probe Delves Into East Side Fire
Fire officials probed a Saturday blaze at the Central Tablet Manufacturing Co on Columbus east side. The early morning fire caused about $1 million in damage to the school supply firm.
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Columbus
Ohio
Central Tablet Manufacturing Co
Second Sealab 2 team prepares to surface after 36 hour descent
Nine aquanauts of Sealab 2 emerge from Tiltin Hilton on the ocean floor for a 205 foot, 36 hour trip to sunlight and air. The crew will enter a decompression chamber and then rise to the surface aboard the Berkone. Astronaut M Scott Carpenter remains for a 15 day shift with the second team.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Hilton
Navy
Berkone
M. Scott Carpenter
City Commission Needs More Money Debate Ends
A quitting commissioner laments low pay and infrequent meetings after two terms as city leaders face funding gaps. The piece hints at ongoing budget tensions and the balance between governance duties and compensation. Page references indicate broader features on youth, Katzenbach, and amusements within the same issue.
War delays action on large foreign aid bill in Senate
Senate leadership signals possible delay of the House passed 3.28 billion foreign aid bill as India Pakistan war developments are watched. Senate Appropriations may finish soon but action delayed until a clearer Asian conflict outlook emerges. House Republicans push ban on aid, opposed by administration.
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Jack Bell Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
House
Strike ends at American Motors after 20 day walkout
In Kenosha Wisconsin the United Auto Workers Local 72 ratified a contract ending a 20 day strike at American Motors Corp. Production of 1966 Rambler cars will resume Monday. The 25 hour bargaining session produced no public details and the vote was 2558 to 1722 at a stadium meeting.
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Kenosha
Wis
United Auto Workers Local 72
American Motors Corp
Milwaukee
Local 72
Richard C. Thiel
Weather outlook: clouds, rain end this afternoon. warm 70s
The forecast calls for cloudy and cool conditions today with rain ending this afternoon. Highs will reach the low 70s. Monday should be fair and a bit warmer but not as cool.
Soviet Union backs UN peacemaking in India Pakistan clash
Moscow said it is ready to use its good offices to settle the India Pakistan dispute while backing United Nations peace efforts. Kosygin read letters to Shastri and Ayub Khan urging a peaceful settlement and offering help, with both sides deferring to U Thant for initial mediation. China was not named, but the note to Pakistan added pressure to find a Kashmir solution.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
Alexei N. Kosygin
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Subcontinent
Foreign Office
Shastri
Kosygin
U Thant
U.N
United States
Asia
Red China
China
Kashmir
Forced Landing Saves 120 Aboard in Mexico City
A Braniff Boeing 720 with 120 aboard made a successful forced landing at International Airport after the front landing gear failed. The Dallas origin flight, piloted by Robert Bonnet, reported no injuries or fire as passengers evacuated via emergency exits and improvised chutes.
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Mexico City
Braniff
Dallas
Tex
Robert Bonnet
Bonnet
Poet Carl Sandburg Hospitalized at Pardee Memorial
The 87 year old poet and Lincoln biographer Carl Sandburg rests comfortably in Pardee Memorial Hospital Hendersonville after admission Friday for diverticulitis. Dr. D I C King says he is being treated medically and should recover in a couple of weeks barring complications. Sandburg lives at Connemara Farm in Flat Rock and raises goats.
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N.C
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
D. I. C. King
Pardee Memorial Hospital
Dr. King
Sandburg
Connemara Farm
Flat Rock
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