Wichita Man Seriously Hurt in One Car Crash
A 42 year old Wichita man Harold Ackley was seriously injured when his car struck a utility pole on US-50 near Williamsburg. He was thrown from the vehicle and is in serious condition with multiple facial and other injuries. Traffic backed up for hours as investigators and utility workers restored power in the Ransomville area.
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Wichita
Williamsburg
Us-50
Ottawa
Us-59
Douglas-Franklin County
Nancy Alen
Harold Ackeley
Ransom Memorial Hosspital
Louis Speer
Ackley
Kansas Highway
Franklin County
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Ransomville
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Chen Yi says cultural revolution aims not at world domination
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi, quoted by Kyodo, declares Mao's cultural revolution will not seek global domination by force. He says China will pursue peaceful coexistence with both socialist and non socialist nations and has no plan for aggression or subversion abroad. The remarks came during a 24 hour meeting in Peking with LDP member Tokuma Utsunomiya.
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Tokyo
Chen Yi
Communist
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chen
Japan
Kyodo
Peking
Tokuma Utsunomiya
Liberal- Democratic Party
Attack on Hong Kong Police Post by Communist Mob
A mob of about 300 Communist Chinese attacked a Sha Tau Kok police garrison across the border in Hong Kong, killing four officers and wounding many others including 11 police. Gurkha troops reinforced the post amid sniper fire as police faced two large border mobs and a machine gun position. Two of the dead officers were Hong Kong born Pakistanis, with the rest identified as Hong Kong Chinese. Authorities mobilized auxiliary police and 10,000 garrison troops while awaiting instructions from London.
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Gurakha
48Th
Gurkha Infantry Brigade
London
Sha Tau Kok
Kowloon
Weather: Friday highs 83 and 63 today
The forecast notes a Friday high of 83 degrees and a low of 63 degrees. It compares to a year ago when the high reached 89 and the low 65. The all time high for this date is 108 degrees set in 1901 and the record low is 48 set in 1908. Hourly temperatures are listed through 8 a.m. today.
Congolese Forces Repel Mercenaries and Rebels
Congolese government forces report victory over mercenaries and rebels in Bukavu Kisangani and Kindu in Congo. President Mobutu to address the nation by radio later today. Belgian Foreign Ministry wary on Congo events with no Belgians reported dead among reporters.
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Belgium
Bukavu
Kisangani
Kindu
Joseph D. Mobutu
Belgian Foreign Ministry
Congo
Tshome
Spain
Tshombe
Algeria
United Nations
Idzumbuli
Stanleyville
Kariba
Salisbury
Air Force
Rhodesia
Britain
Idzumbui
Mobutu
Angola
Security Council
Johnson
Fighting Near Suez Canal Escalates In Egypt
Cairo reports Egyptian forces repelled an Israeli push along the east bank of the Suez Canal at Ras Elish. Egyptian artillery claimed Israeli losses of one tank and three armored cars, while an Israeli communique said two Egyptian soldiers were killed and 13 wounded. The clash involved movement from El Qantara toward Port Fuad and continued into the night.
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Suez Canal
Ras Elish
el Qantara
Port Said
Suez
Port Fuad
Egypt
Beirut
Lebanon
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jordan
Syria
Ras Ewish
Miss Barnes Wins Second Prelim In 1967 Miss Kansas
Debra Dene Barnes of Moran Miss Pittsburg State captured her second swimsuit prelim and crews in on Friday night adding to her Thursday talent win. Sheryl Flickinger Miss Hutchinson took Friday talent while Ottawa’s Vanessa Howard performed Granada in two languages.
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Pratt
Debra Dene Barnes
Moran
Pittsburg
Miss Barnes
Sheryl Flickinger
Atlantic City
N.J
Ottawa
Vanessa Howard
Karen Schaub
Independence
Garnett Field Day draws senator and Hereford queen
Senator Frank Carlson spoke at the Junior Hereford Association Field Day near Garnett saying Kansans play a strong role in Vietnam and praising the war effort. Barbara Lewis of Larned was named Kansas Hereford Queen for 1967 after a judging contest won by Glenn Oleen of Falun. The Doering ranch sponsored a heifer prize, and G L Todd of Williamsburg was honored as Kansas’s oldest Hereford breeder after 45 years in the business.
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Garnett
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Junior Hereford Association
Sen. Carlson
Barbara Lewis
Larned
Glenn Oleen
Falun
Kan
Doering Ranch
Williamsburg
G. L. Todd
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Moise Tshombe
Theosdore Idzumbui
U. N. Security Council
Canal Bank
Double H
H. H. and
H. B. Deering
Rale
U. S
Doerings
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