Garden City curfew cuts late night street traffic
A Garden City curfew for under 18s, in effect since late July, has emptied downtown streets after 10:30 p.m. The ordinance, backed by police and youth officers, also holds parents liable with fines up to 100 dollars or jail up to 306 days. Violent late June incidents spurred the measure, as Ulysses and several Kansas towns consider similar rules.
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Garden City
Kan
Ulysses
Kansas
Chanute
Dodge City
Liberal
Kansas Cities
Deckhouse Four Coast Landing Aims at North Vietnamese Army
Action surged at dawn as amphibious ships and helicopters moved Marines from Iwo Jima Vancouver and Thomaston toward a three mile south of the DMZ assault. The Deckhouse Four operation seeks to destroy the North Vietnamese 342B Division with simultaneous sea and air landings by the Amphibious Ready Group of the 7th Fleet. Nearly 2,000 Marines from the 1st Battalion, 26th Regiment, 5th Division aboard the three vessels join rocket destroyers and a cruiser in a force able to strike along the Vietnamese coast within 48 hours under Capt. Maddocks and Col. Wortman who command inland forces once the beach is secured.
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Iwo Jima
Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
7Th Fleet
Amphibious
26Th Regiment
Sth Division
Vanccouver
Thomaston
Navy
William J. Maddocks
Arlington
H. D. Wortman
Alexandria
Maddocks
Wortman
California stores test $5 predictive medicine plan
Los Angeles based Food Employers Council bets $500000 yearly to cut medical costs by launching a predictive medicine program for 22 000 union workers. The trial starts at a Hollywood Boulevard clinic once a night club. Director Emanuel Cheraskin says the center aims to detect health risks before illness and refer patients to their doctors. Union secretary Joseph DeSilva notes benefits include coverage and prescriptions with a one cent per hour funding, while participation is voluntary.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Food Employers Council
Reetail Clerks Union Local 770
Ance
Union
Predictive Medicine
Hollyewood Boulevard
Emanuel Cheraskin
Joseph T. DeSilva
Pike and Pawnee clash over flags in historic village
On this date in 1866 160 years ago Lt Zebulon Montgomery Pike and 16 soldiers met 400 Pawnee warriors at a village. A Spanish flag flew from a pole before the council lodge. Pike requested the Pawnees lower the flag and the American flag was raised in its place.
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Topeka
Zebulon Montegomery Pike
Pike
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Finney County
Farr
Hal Kane
City Commission
Cheryl Todd
O.H.S
Jay Todd
Gold
Oxford
Paine’s
Bootery
Fulton Furniture
Shop Fulton’s
Richard Bannon
O. A
Bobs Squire
Ottawa
California
Robert K. Fox
The
Food Employers Council
Quin’s
Shomasville
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