Sniper Holds KC In Gunfire On Brush Creek Boulevard
In Kansas City a sniper fired into three cars on Brush Creek Boulevard wounding a motorist in the arm. Police arrested a 17 year old and a 14 year old after a witness saw them with a .22 rifle and a shotgun near the boulevard. Raymond Ice underwent surgery for a bullet in his upper left arm as bullets pierced windshields and a car driven by Francis Ducey was struck.
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Kansas City
Brush Creek Boulevard
Raymond Ice
Joseph Delgado
Francis Ducey
Mysterious Wreath Delivered to Museum Statue
Henry Fan in New York reports a ten color wreath with Henry on the ribbon ordered for a museum statue. A Metropolitan Museum spokesman calls it a riot and notes the delivery was refused as statues do not accept funeral wreaths. The unnamed florist directed delivery to the foot of a Roman statue in the Great Hall south end while guards blocked the arrival.
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New York
Henry
Metropoltan Museum of Art
Expo Express system crippled by panic at Montreal stations
At Expo in Montreal a panic incident disrupted the Expo Express for about 25 minutes. Crowds surged at four stations as a woman left on the platform retrieved her child after a train departed. An emergency cord was pulled to stop the train, and three youths pulled it again when service resumed, leading to arrests.
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Montreal
Expo
Bats Dying At Carlsbad Caverns
Carlsbad New Mexico AP report notes many cavern bats dying at Carlsbad Caverns with naturalist Philip van Cleave cautioning unclear totals due to fluctuating populations and migratory arrivals. He suspects poisoning may be a factor but calls it an open question while stressing bats draw tourists.
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Carlsbad
N.M
Philp van Cleave
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
van Cleave
Romney grandson missing at Michigan state fair
Detroit AP reports Governor George Romney took six grandchildren to the state fair and later found only five. He counted five children and a frantic search followed before Billy Keenan, 4, was found near the dairy barn with Bly holding a bale. The Keenan family are Birmingham residents and Bly is Lynn Romney.
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Detroit
Michigan
George Romney
Billy Keenan
Bly
Loren Keenan
Birmingham
Lynn Romney
Downers Grove High School South Class Buys Thank You Ad
Members of the 1967 Downers Grove High School South class chipped in to purchase a full page newspaper ad thanking taxpayers for their support of schooling. The advertisement cost 96 dollars.
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Downers Grove, In
Downers Grove High School South
Panel urges intensification of bombing in Vietnam
Washington AP reports a Senate military panel urged a major expansion of the air war against North Vietnam, calling for closing Haiphong port and increasing interdiction. Senator Mansfield defended McNamara and Johnson, warning broader bombing risks broadest war consequences. Panel warned of possible clashes with China or the USSR but pressed for decisive action to halt North Vietnamese supply lines.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Senate Military Preparedness Subcommittee
Hai- Phong
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
McNamara
Subcommittee
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Haiphong
Red China
China
Soviet Union
Defense Secretary
Halphong
Television Schedule Log Fragment From Friday Night
A dense list shows daily prime time and late night programs across networks. It includes soaps like As The World Turns and Another World, game shows, movies, sports, news, and children's fare with numerous time slots and channel notes.
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Mike Douglas
Kar
Weath Sports
Hogan’s Heroes
Man
U.N.C.L
Malibu U
Rango
T.H.E. Cat
Phyllis Diller
Laredo
West
Johnny Carson
Joe
Joey Bishop
Alan Burke
Hoppity Hopper
Torey
Jack la Lanne
Capt. Kangaroo
Captain Kangaroo
General Hospital
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Hollywood
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Arab Meeting Ending With Little Progress Noted
KHARTOUM Sudan AP report says Arab summit nears close with Egypt and Jordan among doves while unity toward Israel remains elusive. Moderates and extremists split, Iraq's oil halt plan and bank withdrawal proposal dropped, Syria boycotts, Nasser signals military limits and diplomatic shift, Faisal rapprochement seen as strength conservation.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Egypt
Jordan
Israel
Britain
United States
West Germany
Iraq
Ehier
Middle East
Kuwait
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Algeria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Hussein
Faisal
Yemen
Sunday School Lesson How About Hello by Clarence W Cranford
A Sunday School meditation explains that rulers like Felix and Festus are human and fallible. Paul asserts his rights as a Roman citizen, appealing to Caesar, while the piece argues laws shape rights and justice. Democracy, guided by law, best protects all.
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Clarence W. Cranford
United States
Paul the Apostle
Jerusalem
Paul
Felix
Festus
Rome
Caesar
Church
Machinists Union Accepts Frontier Arlines Contract Vote
In Denver a spokesman said the Machinists Union Local approved a new contract with Frontier Airlines by 151 to 77. A strike planned for midnight Thursday was called off pending ratification. Previous talks had Frontier offer 3.90 per hour, rising to 4.40 by 1970, with ground crew earning 3.65 now versus 3.89 at United Air Lines.
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Denver
Cola
APA Une Fon
Frontier Armines
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Local
Frontier
United Air Lines
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Kong
Flintstones
Superman
Casper
Lone Ranger
Milton the Monster
Road Runner
Europe
Doe
Phil Silvers
Bat Masterson
World of Sports
Lawrence Welk
Ironside
Packers
Browns
Piccasdilly Palace
Grand Ole Opry
Joe Pyne
Peter Potamus
Sacred Heart
Beany and Cecil
Christopher
Linus
Bullwinkle
Face the Nation
Meet the Press
Belle le Grand
Dick Powell
Patriots
Broncos
Los Angeles
Woody Woodbury
Kansas
Indians
Twins
Iron Horse
Gilligan’s Island
Felony Squad
Cripple Creek
Caesarea
Nazarenes
Way
Drusilela
Emesa
Fesetus
Tacitus
Anontia
Claudius Caeesar
Vassar State Park
Dork
Tom & Ray's
Pomona, Kansas
Crites
Seiberling
Crites Conoco
Main
Essential
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Kansas State Bank
FDIC
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