Rail Road Firemen's Strike Faces Court Ruling
A federal appeals court kept intact a lower court back-to-work order against eight major railroads in the railroad firemen strike. The case, argued by AFL CIO union attorney Rauh, centers on the legality of Judge Holtzoff's injunction and its impact on thousands of workers and national freight and auto production.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
H. E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Joseph L. Rauh
U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
W. Willard Wirtz
Francis Shea
Associated Press
Pennsyl
No Word From Kidnapper In Daniel Goldman Case
Miami Beach police and FBI reported no ransom payment or contact from the husky kidnapper who abducted 18 year old Daniel Goldman from his Surfside home. The gunman demanded 20 000 then 25 000 in ransom and left in the Goldman car. the vehicle was found later that morning with no sign of the victim or kidnapper.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Daniel Goldman
Daniel
Goldmans
FBI
City power plant output climbs with rising demand
City Manager R. J. Hayes said power generation in the first quarter rose by more than 700000 kilowatt hours compared with a year ago. Maintenance work is underway on the remote control diesel plant in preparation for the upcoming peak power season.
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R. J. Hayes
Hayes
Intercepted Letter on Carl Glatt Civil Rights Job
An intercepted letter discusses Carl Glatt and his resignation from a civil rights position. It suggests applying for the job again rather than withdrawing after acceptance. No applications have been received.
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Carl Glatt
Viet Cong attack shatters U.S. billet in Saigon
Viet Cong extremists attacked a U.S. officers billet in Saigon early today, causing a ten story hotel collapse, widespread damage, and casualties. Three Americans and at least three Vietnamese were killed, with 143 hurt including 113 Americans and 18 severely. Police arrested two men after a motorbike crash. one admitted involvement. Ambassador Lodge condemned the act as a typical communist crime.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Victoria Hotel
Tak
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson hints at Great Society cuts if Congress balks
Washington AP administration sources say President Johnson may withhold or postpone new Great Society programs if Congress does not enact cuts in existing government spending. Johnson urged Cabinet to propose savings in labor, commodities, and manpower, citing construction as a likely area for restraint and linking potential savings to tax increase prospects.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Reagan Mistaken for Student as Beatle Style Fatigue Amuses Crowd
Ronald Reagan stumped California voters and spoke to Claremont Colleges students. He asked for questions and labeled a person in the dim auditorium as "this young lady" causing shocked laughter among about 1,800 listeners. The mis identified questioner was freshman Jim Miller with a Beatle style haircut.
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Claremont
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Claremont Colleges
Jim Miller
$200,000 Item For Ft Scott Park Acquisition
The House Appropriations Committee has added a $200000 allocation in a budget bill to acquire land at the Ft Scott National Historic Site in Kansas. The move supports expansion or preservation at the historic site as part of federal funding measures.
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Ft. Scott Park
Washington
Ft. Scott National Historic Site
Kansas
House Appropriations Committee
Forceps Left In Abdomen Prompt Wichita Lawsuit
James W. Earp of Omaha sues two Wichita physicians and St. Joseph Hospital for 250000 claiming a surgical forceps remained in his abdomen after a 1962 operation. He says X rays in Omaha on January 27 revealed the instrument about six feet two inches long.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
St. Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center
James W. Earp
Omaha
Earp
Robert E. Hull
Larry E. Vin Zant
Gerald Michaud
Hull
Vin Zant
Petroleum To Decline In Kansas
Topeka AP report notes that oil production in Kansas is on the decline and should be reflected in property assessments. Dr. Charles Weinang of the Kansas Geological Survey says current methods already account for this drop, citing hundreds of appeals and over 1 million dollars in oil property assessment reductions by the State Board of Tax Appeals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Legislative Council Committee On
Charles Weinang
The
Kansas Geological Survey
State Board of Tax Appeals
Dr. Weinang
Zoning Board Denies Phillips Home Plan at 718 Beech
The city zoning board of appeals denied Jerry Phillips an exception to zoning rules to build a house at 718 W. Beech. The unanimous vote rejected authorizing a closer boundary than allowed, despite the site size meeting distance requirements.
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City Zoning Board of Appeals
Jerry Phillips
W. Beech
Phillips
Weather today in Topeka and Kansas area forecast
Temperatures rise across Kansas after a cooling spell. Readings today reach mainly in the 60s with 70s to 80s by weekend as southerly winds push temperatures higher. Northwest winds 18 mph gusting to 30. Humidity around 18 percent. barometer 28.85 falling. Mostly fair through Saturday with a cooler night and a high in the lower 70s Saturday.
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Cosenesseies
Topeka
Kansas
Labor Wins Election in Britain
Prime Minister Harold Wilson secured a sweeping victory over Edward Heath and the Conservatives. Analysts predicted a Labor majority of at least 95 seats in the new House of Commons, with Wilson pledging stabilizing wage and price measures to keep the pound strong.
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London
Harold Wilson
No. 10
Downing Street
Edward Heath
Wilson
House of Commons
Labor
Spelling Bee Set For Neosho County Pupils at Courthouse
Erie Kansas hosts the Neosho county spelling bee at the courthouse starting 8 30 a m with grades three through eight. Six schools Erie St Paul Thayer St Patrick s Chanute South Mound and Joint 100 Stark enter. Top three ribbons awarded per grade and the county champion wins a grand prize and advances to the state contest in Topeka.
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Erie
Neosho County
St. Paul
Thayer
St. Patrick’s of Chanute
South Mound
Joint 100
Stark
Topeka
Resignation Withdrawal Complicates Kansas Civil Rights Post
Carl Glatt told members of the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights and the state personnel director he is withdrawing his resignation as executive director. He cited sick leave and back injury as delays while Walter Kuiken said the resignation was processed and cannot be rescinded. The commission has not received replacement applications and will decide at an upcoming meeting.
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Topeka
Carl Glatt
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Commission
Glatt
Walter Kuiken
Wichita
Robert Wat
Watson
Kuiken
Watson Glatt
Stormont-Vail
Atty
Robert Sonderholm
Odense Area Rural Water District Study Under Way
A five member board led by Ronald Olson Jack Jordan Bud Butts Ernest King and Leon Corbett to direct study of a proposed Odense area rural water district between Big Creek and US 59. The plan follows a meeting with 51 residents and engineers James Jackson and the firm Reiss and Godness. No water source or cost estimates yet. Edwards and the board will meet Tuesday to review progress.
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Odense
Big Creek
Ronald Olson
Jack Jordan
Bud Butts
Ernest King
Leon Corbett
Edwards
James Jackson
Reiss and Godness
Wichita
Holy Week Services Begin on Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday marks the start of Holy Week with multiple church services led by the Cha nute Ministerial Alliance. Rev. Dean Baldwin will preach at First Presbyterian Church Monday through Thursday at 7 30 p.m. A combined community choir will sing nightly and a Thursday communion gathers all churches. Good Friday features Seven Last Words To The Cross at First Methodist from noon to 3 p.m. Easter sunrise service at 6 a.m. at Santa Fe park is planned, weather permitting, with Rev. Wesley Brizendine speaking.
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Jerusalem
Chanute Ministerial Alliance
Dean Baldwin
Carthage
First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
The
Alliance
Santa Fe Park
Wesley Brizendine
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Grace Episcopal
Zion Lutheran
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church of Humboldt
Neocha Drive-In
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
First Baptist
First Church of God
First Christian
Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Grass Fire Burns Pasture Near Smileberg
A grass fire burned two square miles of pasture one mile east of Smileberg Kansas in Butler County Thursday night. No injuries were reported and the sole loss was to the pasture.
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Smileberg
Kan
Butler County
Delinquent 1965 Personal Taxes Turned Over For Collection
Erie Neosho county reports 1965 personal tax delinquency totaling 13462.76 dollars turned to the sheriff for collection. More than 5000 dollars received in one remittance. County treasurer Marion Showalter notes this year's figure trails 15006.24 dollars from the previous year.
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Erie
Neosho County
Sheriff's Office
Marion Showalter
Showalter
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows March Toll
In Topeka, Kansas the traffic death log records 49 deaths in March, 0 in April, and 134 for 1966, with 137 for the comparable 1965 period. The 24 hours to 9 a.m. Friday update reflects ongoing fatalities in the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
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