British commandos quell Tanganyika mutiny outbreak
British forces landed at Dar es Salaam and used helicopter support to quell a new African mutiny in Tanganyika. Three African soldiers were killed and 20 wounded as unrest spread from Tanganyika to Kenya. Nyerere’s regime faced fears of wider racial clashes after Monday’s revolt at Colito Barracks. British troops also secured Cabora barracks and dispersed mobs targeting Arab and Asian shopkeepers.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
British East Africa
Kenya
Centaur
Lukius Nyerere
Nyerere
Upe
Tanganyika Rifles
Colito
Caboru
Homes Burglarized and Auto Stolen in Friday Night Incidents
Police investigated two residential burglaries and a car theft in the early hours. Reid Ward and Herbert Harrah Jr. reported items missing including furs watches rings and a sapphire, with Ward describing shattered glass and torn window coverings. A 1964 Ford Fairlane and a license tag were taken from Robertson Motor Co, while Jim Price reported his tag stolen. police see possible links but no confirmed connection to the burglaries.
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Reid Ward
Herbert Harrah Jr
S. Mulberry
Ward
Kansas Relays
Jim Price
S. Locust
Franklin County
County Forecast With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Generally fair and warmer tonight with Sunday partly cloudy and a bit warmer. Low tonight in the 20s, high Sunday around 50. Friday high 33, today’s low 21, last year’s high 29, low 12. Record high 67 in 1910, record low 7 in 1940. Trace precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 9:30 a.m. Friday. Barometer 29.91.
Echo 2 balloon launched to orbit from Vandenberg
The Echo 2 giant 135 foot diameter balloon launched atop a Thor Agena B rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base. It should become visible over the United States this evening and will circle the earth at about 800 miles altitude. NASA officials say it may be seen by more people than any prior man made object.
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Calif
United States
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Pretoria
South Africa
Malagasy Republic
Madagascar
Bids Accepted for Pomona Reservoir Money Concessions
Bids for the first major commercial concession at the Pomona Reservoir are being accepted in Kansas City Missouri. The awarded contract by April 3 requires a $144 yearly rental plus 3 percent of gross sales and services. The concession calls for boats, motors, floating docks, toilets, a fish cleaning facility, and a sales building with possible restaurant, with phased equipment and space requirements over two years. Col Miles L Wachendorf notes minimum needs and best proposal wins. The piece also reports $350,000 allocated for K68 relocation renovations, with route options discussed but not finalized by the state.
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Engineer District
Kansas City
Corps of Engineers
Miles L. Wachendorf
Col. Wachendorf
J. R. Cheney
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Cheney
Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater in New Hampshire Swing
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller harshly attacked Sen. Barry Goldwater over his call for the United States to leave the United Nations if Red China joins. Goldwater fired back at President Johnson in Washington and a Georgia speech linked him to civil rights votes. Also, Gov. Scranton met with colleagues about a possible draft and uncommitted GOP delegates eyed in San Francisco. Astronaut John Glenn reportedly backed Nixon in 1960 per a Cleveland Plain Dealer quote. Verified political maneuvering unfolds amid party rifts and upcoming primaries.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
New York
Goldwater
United States
United Nations
China
Rockefeller
Lincoln
Valdosta
Geoia
Richard B. Russell
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
South
House of Representatives
National Party
Russell
Senate
Johnson
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
John Love
Colorado
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Love
Smylie
Scranton
Governors’ Association
Sen. Goldwater
San Francisco
Cicily Park Suffers Wrist Injury After Glass Door Accident
Cicily Park, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Park of Locust Street, was hurt at an Ottawa High School basketball game when her right wrist went through a glass door. The glass severed an artery and several tendons. She was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital then moved to a Kansas City hospital. She returned home late last night and is expected to have a stiff wrist for a few days.
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Cicily Park
Ben Park
Miss Park
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas City Hospital
Park
Californians Seek New Life in Utah Wilderness
A group of 26 disillusioned Californians, mostly women and children, settle in remote southwest Utah to escape open schools and perceived sin. Sheriff questions their plans as relatives urge return, reporters question the camp, and a spokesman Mrs Margery Brown says the six year effort will test endurance while vowing to stay law abiding and not return to California.
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Kanarraville
Utah
Margery Brown
San Luis Obispo
Calif
California
Tally's Toot Traffic warning warns drivers to slow down
In a local safety message, officials urge caution on busy streets today, warning that reckless driving can be deadly. The campaign emphasizes responsible speeds and attention to pedestrians and crosswalks to prevent tragedies.
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