Senate Pikes Bill Displeases Docking
Gov. Robert Docking rejects a Senate turnpike plan with a gasoline tax hike, saying it is not acceptable and incomplete. The bill would raise fuel tax and fund one turnpike from Kansas City to Galena while studying Wichita to the Oklahoma border, with bonds of 100 million dollars.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Senate
Kansas City
Galena
Wichita
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Senate Highway Committee
House
Hays
Baxter Springs
Highway Committee
Docking
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Smith
Kansas House Advances $144.4 Million Roads Budget
The Kansas House gave preliminary approval to the largest appropriation of the session. The plan, following Gov. Docking, would let the Highway Commission spend about $144.4 million on highway construction, building projects, park roads, remodeling, and county secondary highways with federal aid and state funds.
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Topeka
House
Kansas Highway Commission
Three Teachers Hired as Board Accepts Five Resignations
At the monthly board meeting three teachers were hired for next fall Deanna Patterson Bernice Umbarger and Jim Hamilton. Five present employees resigned Nona Stevens Mary Barber Ronald Clift Laura Warren and Joyce Stutte. The board reviewed attendance policy proposals building plans and budget investments with no further action. This was the final meeting for current board members.
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Deanna Patterson
Bernice Umbarger
Jim Hamilton
Thayer
Nona Stevens
Murray Hill
Mary Barber
Alcott
Ronald Clifton
Hutton
Laura Warren
Joyce Stutte
Jerry Steele
Special Services Center
Garry Church
Chanute Senior High School
Church
Kansas
Intercepted Letter Advocates Progressive Turnpike Bill
An intercepted letter expresses a call for a strong turnpike bill with limited legislative and executive access to speed road funding. The author argues for streamlined approval and a proactive transportation policy.
Double Trouble For a Salesman
Jewelry salesman Sal Milton Cohen was tied up by three men during a daytime burglary at an Enci no jewelry store in North Hollywood. The trio stole the safe contents and later disappeared with Cohen’s car and about $40,000 in jewelry samples from the trunk.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Sal Milton Cohen
Encino
Cohen
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier for assistance. If he remains unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for further connection.
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Tribune
Treasury Opposes Repeal of Campaign Financing Plan
The Treasury Department opposed repeal of the presidential campaign financing plan but urged constructive changes. Secretary Henry H. Fowler sent the position to Senate Finance Committee Chairman Russell B. Long as the Senate debated campaign aid.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Department
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Chanute High selects five boys for Kansas Boys State delegates
Five Chanute High School juniors Randy Bauer Richard Erickson Phil Franks Robert Magill and Bruce Morgan were chosen as delegates to the 30th annual Boys State of Kansas to be held June 4 through 10 at the University of Kansas Lawrence They will be joined by two alternates John Cole and Dick Helton The event sponsored by the American Legion Department of Kansas will include campaign speeches primary and general elections and visits from state county and city officials
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Chanute High School
State of Kansas
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Randy Bauer
Richard Erickson
Phil Franks
Robert Magill
Bruce Morgan
John Cole
Dick Helton
American Legion
Department of Kansas
Kansas
Douglas County
G. E. Bauer
Comet
Tribune
Sam Barnhart
Eack Row
Bob Magill
Weather Outlook With Warmer Temps For Kansas Today
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions in Kansas. Southerly winds 20 to 30 mph, low tonight in the mid 50s, high near 80 tomorrow, with昨日 precipitation reported at 0.33 inch.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Cows Sold in Altoona Rally for Milk Price Hike
Seventy seven dairy cows were sold in Altoona as part of the National Farmer Organization effort to reduce herds and push a two cent per quart milk price increase. Allen Nunnenkamp of Altoona, NFC dairy rep in five states, said the cattle came from a seven county area in southeastern Kansas. About half were herd culls or cows dry for milking. Cudahy of Wichita buys them, with weekly sales planned until goals are met.
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Altoona, Kan
Altoona
National Farmer Organization
Allen Nunnenkamp
NFC
En-County
Kansas
Nunnenkamp
Cudahy (Packing Company
Wichita
Plan Christian Crusade In Chanute Area Aug Crusade
More than 250 ministers church leaders and laymen from four counties met to plan the Chanute Area Christian Crusade at Royster stadium August 13 27 The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association team outlined the program with Rev Lane Adams as speaker and area ministers held a planning meeting at the Christian church.
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Chanute Area
Royster Stadium
Masonic Temple
Billy Graham Evangelistic Assn
Lane Adams
The
Christian Church
Billy Graham
Crusade
J. R. Hale
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Robert Giezentanner
First Presbyterian
Doyle Frazier
Church of the Nazarene
Mahlon Morley
Hale
Heaviest US raids on North Vietnam in five months
U S war planes launched the heaviest raids in five months against North Vietnam with 147 missions aided by five 7th Fleet ships. The 500th American plane lost over North Vietnam was downed Sunday with the pilot missing in action. About 390 fliers have been killed, captured, or listed as missing.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
North
Air Force
Navy
Marine
U.S
Red River Delta
Chanute Women Hurt In Missouri Car Crash
Three Chanute women were injured in a Friday accident near Bethany Missouri while en route to a Sweet Adelines meeting in Marshalltown Iowa. They were listed in satisfactory condition at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a 1966 Buick rolled five times. Acquaintances said six occupants were injured overall and no serious injuries were apparent.
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Chanute
Bethany
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lois Cady
N. Washington
Julia Neff
N. Santa Fe
Grace Knox
N. Grant
Eureka
Marshalltown
Iowa
Neff
Scale model of Speck crime scene shown in court
The prosecution presented a scale model of the town house unit where eight student nurses were killed to jurors in the Richard Speck murder trial. Speck, 25, faces charges of methodically killing the nurses on July 14, 1966, in Chicago.
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Peoria, Ill
Richard Speck
Speck
Chicago
Annual 2 Day Chanute Science Fair Opens Tonight
The Chanute schools annual Science Fair runs tonight from 7 to 9 at the high school gym and continues tomorrow until 6 pm. Exhibits are set by students across elementary, junior high, and high school divisions with medals for top three in each, four ribbons per division, and a grand award for the best project. No admission is charged.
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Chanute Schools
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log For April 1 1967
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday listing 108 fatalities for April 1 1967. Comparable 1966 period shows 147 deaths. Local details standardize state counts across regions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Brisk Voter Pace in Chanute City School District Election
Chanute voters, aided by warm weather, cast 1043 ballots before 1 p.m. in the city school district county junior college trustee election. Local polling sites include North Malcolm Community Building Alcott School Central Park Community Building Lincoln School fire station and Roosevelt School.
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Chanute
Tribune
First Ward
North Malcolm
Alcott
Central Park
Lincoln School
Roosevelt School
Ballots Burn in Buchanan County Courthouse Vault
In St Joseph Missouri a fire in a courthouse vault today destroyed at least nine sacks of ballots one day after the Buchanan County grand jury opened an election fraud probe for 1966 primary and general elections County Clerk David Mason said ballots checked by the jury Monday were unharmed in another vault but those destroyed had not yet been examined. A janitor found smoke about an hour after locking the door at 9 45 this morning and reported the fire.
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ST. Joseph
Buchanan County Grand Jury
David Mason
Mason
Grand Jury
Mine Blast Kills 14 in British Columbia
An explosion in the Balmer North Mine of Crows Nest Industries Ltd. near Natalie, British Columbia, killed 14 miners and injured 10. Two miners were missing and believed dead beneath underground debris as 32 workers entered the mine for the evening shift. Robert Clegg, 30, survived with injuries and described a sudden blast as a door surged and a flash occurred.
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Natal
B.C
Robert Clegg
Clegg
Balmer North
Crows Nest Industries Ltd
Here
Powell Seated Debate Hits Federal Court Limits
A federal judge told attorney Bruce Bromley the court has no authority to order Powell seated any more than Congress can direct how to decide cases. Oral arguments opened before Judge Hart on Powell’s bid to reclaim his House seat after exclusion on March 1. Powell’s lawyers argue constitutional eligibility. Bromley says only a formal congressional act could bar him. Powell sought a three judge court for speed.
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Izenship
House
Powell
March
Bromley
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
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Plan Christian Crusade
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