New Mexican Bandit Head Still Sought
Law officers press search for Beles Tijevina leader of an alleged Spanish American rebel group after a courthouse shootout wounded two police. Raid arrests 5 of 16 suspects. Tijevina remains at large amid warrants for kidnapping and assault. earlier showdowns failed to materialize.
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Santa FE
N.M
Rio Arriba
Tierra Amarailla
Beles Tijevina
David Cargo
Uns
Tis Jevina
Tijerina
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
New Mexico
Coyote
Benny Naranjo
Santa Fe County
Airman gets 30 years for spying conspiracy
Air Force Staff Sgt Herbert W. Boeckenhaupt, 24, born in Germany and naturalized in the United States, was sentenced in Alexandria Va to 30 years in prison after facing possible death penalty for conspiring to provide American defense secrets to the Soviet Union. His attorneys, based in Superior Wisconsin, said they will appeal the sentence and May 25 completion.
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Alexandria
U.S
Oren E. Lewis
Air Force
Herbert W. Boeckenhaupt
Boeckenhaupt
Wis
County Forecast: Partly cloudy with late showers and storms
County forecast notes partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely late afternoon or at night through Friday. Tonight low around 60s, Friday high near 80s. Wednesday’s high 81, today’s low 61, year ago highs 80 and lows 62. Record highs 100 in 1911 and low 47 in 1915. 24 hour precipitation ending 7 a.m. at .34 inch. Hourly temperatures ending at 8 a.m. today.
Bank truck stolen with 44000 pounds from crew
London AP reports a bank delivery truck carrying 44 000 pounds in cash was stolen today after two guards left the vehicle to make a delivery. No injuries are reported and police are investigating the incident.
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London
Stormy Ottawa City Hall clash over tennis court funds
At Ottawa City Commission, heated debate focused on using a federal matching grant of 89,028 for tennis courts. Mayor Williamson and City Clerk Capper warned funds may not arrive or be spent until in coffers, while Ron Johnson pressed for Forest Park courts and disputed use for other park projects. Engineer Stallings estimated costs could exceed 5,000 per court as discussion spilled into numbers and plans.
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Rosie
Ottawa
Ron Johnson
N. Cedar
Otetawa
Johnson
Forest Park
Charles Williamson
Unified School District 290
Ottawa High School
OHS
Don Capper
Jim Kahler
Harry Murphy
Jay Stallings
van Doren
Hazard
Tornado Jitters Sweep Kansas City Area
High wind heavy rain and funnel reports stirred unease across western Missouri and eastern Kansas on Wednesday night. No ground tornadoes were confirmed though sightings were reported in Topeka and nearby areas. Merriam evacuated 100 patients as Civil Defense sirens activated and power outages affected Hutchinson and Liberty.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Topeka
Hutchinson
Kan
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Merriam
Sie
U.S. Weather Bureau
Johnson County
Missouri Public Service Company
Liberty
Med Center Returns to Normal After 3 Day Strike
University of Kansas Medical Center service employees end a three day strike after talks with hospital administrator Russell Miller. Local 1132 president Milton Bledsoe said the union voted to return to work. Some housekeeping staff report for late shift today. Earlier figures indicated some workers earned $1.25 per hour.
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Kansas City
Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Milton Bledsoe
Public Service
Afl-Cio
Russell Miller
Bledsoe
United Nations Gathers For Cease-Fire Compliance
United Nations Security Council members awaited a summoned session to assess Arab Israeli compliance with cease-fire resolutions. Soviet backed a call for immediate cease-fire by all forces at 1 pm EDT and urged action to ensure full compliance. Israel said a cease-fire with Jordan had taken effect, while Egypt questioned the new call.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Summmons
Middle East
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Israel
U.N
Jordan
Cairo
Egypt
Uay
Hans R. Tabor
Denmark
U Thant
George Ignatieff
Fedorenko
Council
Molko Taraba
Bulgaria
Abba Eban
Syria
Iraq
United Arab Re
Four American Sailors Die in Israeli Misfire Near Sinai
Washington announced that Israeli torpedo boats and aircraft attacked a U.S. Navy ship 15 miles north of the Sinai Peninsula in the Mediterranean. Initial reports counted four Americans killed and 53 wounded. The Pentagon said Israel admitted the attack was in error and an apology was received from Tel Aviv.
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Washington
Sinai Peninsula
Mediterranean Sea
Pentagon
U.S
Tel Aviv
Cairo Nervous After Air Raid Alarms and Reinforcements
Cairo faced three air raid alerts as radios urged continued fighting and reports described Egyptian troop columns near Cairo Airport. A Western Heliopolis resident said planes landed during a raid, suggesting fresh troops. Damascus radio later claimed Algerian soldiers joined Sinai defense action for the first time.
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Cairo
Luneways
Heliopolis
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Damascus
Sinai
U.S. aims long term Middle East peace effort
U S officials say rebuilding ties with Arab states may take years as a new cabinet level Middle East committee maps plans for a permanent peace with Israel. Johnson seeks U S Soviet cooperation and arms shipment limits while McGeorge Bundy returns as executive secretary. Secretary of State Rusk chairs the panel. A parallel Ottawa proclamation designates June 8 1967 Miss America Day with civic events.
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Johnson
Middle East
Israel
U.S
McGeorge Bundy
Dean Rusk
City of
Ottawa
Charles Williamson
Compromise Draft Extension Bill Heads For Passage
Washington AP reports a compromise extension bill headed for prompt congressional approval would extend the draft law four years beyond June 30. Conferees resolved differences Wednesday and sent the measure back to both houses for final action. The bill keeps deferments for college undergraduates and preserves presidential power to reverse orders, with only Congress able to require random selection. The proposal limits deferments to medical and dental postgraduates, while local boards retain authority under binding standards.
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Washington
House-Senate
Congress
House
Posal
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