Senate approves retirement at 60 for Social Security
The Senate voted 55 to 28 to lower the retirement age to 60 for workers who trade five years of leisure for reduced benefits. Byrd's amendment would offer about 70 percent of the age 65 benefit. Debate ties to a separate tax bill with a proposed $4 billion annual increase and a higher minimum benefit.
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Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
Russell B. Long
D-La
House
John J. Williams
R-Del
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R-Vt
Highway Commission to study operations of its own
Highway Director John Montgomery will seek Friday commission approval for a management study of all highway commission operations. The plan, announced at Gov. Docking's press conference, aims to save administration costs and fund more highway work. Walter Johnson and Jack Morse will testify to a House subcommittee on highway beautification ahead of a national invitation for witnesses.
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House
Kansas
1940 Ford Pickup Damaged by Fire in Cha nute
Wayne James of Cha nute owned a restored 1940 Ford pickup that burned at 1201 S Allen around 7 PM. Fire Chief John Erickson said welding near the gasol ine tank ignited fumes. a gasoline container in the truck bed worsened the blaze. Firefighters arrived but the truck was deemed beyond repair.
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Chanute
S. Allen
John Erickson
James
Erickson
Baker Alumni Elects New President and VP
Baldwin Kansas AP Mrs. Sam Haskin of Olathe was elected president of the Baker University Alumni Association Jerry Steele director of instruction for Chanute Unified School District 412 was named vice president
Chanute Man Is Object Of Search
A statewide radio bulletin seeks Bennie Eugene Vance a Chanute man who fled from police during an apartment removal and after a reported vehicle theft. Officers traced him to 1442 W Pine and Neosho Memorial Hospital where a man acted strangely and fled. A blue 1960 Chevrolet half ton pickup with Vance’s name on the sides was reported missing from 514 N Steuben with a .22 rifle and pistol inside.
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Storm Kills 50 in Medanipur Area
AP reports a storm struck villages near Medanipur, Dacca district, East Pakistan killing at least 50 people and leaving several hundred homeless. Reports indicate the disaster occurred Monday night as rescuers assessed damage.
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East Pakistan
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Six Juco Honor Graduates at Neosho County College Dinner
Six 1967 honor graduates of Neosho County Community Junior College will be honored at the Sigma Alpha dinner at the Country Club at 6 30 P M. Names include Anita Collins Chester Day Pam Goodevon Frances Lloyd Rita Moore and Ruth Yarnell. Floyd Potter will speak on Your Greatest Power The Power of Choice and Lynda Campbell will sing with Harold Tarpley. Eldon Penner leads the program.
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Tribune
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Senate Ethics Panel Hints at Censure for Dodd
The Select Committee on Standards and Conduct, in private Capitol sessions, is leaning toward recommending censure or condemnation for Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. Expulsion and exoneration are off the table, with final Senate action expected after climactic deliberations. Dodd denies wrongdoing amid probes into his finances and ties to Julius Klein.
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Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Capitol
Connecticut
Dodd
Senate
Chicago
Julius Klein
Income Tax Safes Hard to Crack
A thwarted attempt to crack tax season safes left a dial twisted to a cockeyed position. The money was in the other safe, according to IRS officials and Miami police who investigated the incident.
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Miami
Fla
Internal Revenue Service
Weather summary for Kansas with mild temps and frost
Fair to partly cloudy area forecast with a warming trend into Wednesday. Lows tonight 45 to 50. Monday saw 59 to 67 across Garden City through Chanute and Pittsburg, with frost in northern areas and light frost near Wichita.
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Kansas
Garden City
Chanute
Pittsburg
Wichita
Harry Wiles Named Topeka Highway Department Chief
Harry Wiles of Topeka was appointed head of the right of way division in the highway department. He comes from the Kansas Corporation Commission and will earn 14592 dollars annually. He succeeds Dale Maxwell who resigned in February.
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Harry Wiles
Highway Department
Wiles
Kansas Corporation Commission
Dale Maxwell
Senators Debate Dodd Censure or Condemn Decision
Intercepted letter reveals Senators split over using censure or condemn to punish Senator Dodd. Analysts argue either form could end his effectiveness as a U.S. senator.
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Sen. Dodd
Dodd
U.S
Vietnam offers peace talks and de escalation plan
Saigon proposed renewed peace talks with Hanoi with a pullback from the demilitarized zone and de escalation. A US spokesman said the proposal followed talks with US officials and was welcomed by Washington. The drive in the Mekong Delta reported gains and casualties while South Korean divisions closed a coastal highway linkup aiding a broad allied advance.
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South Vietnam
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U.S
Mekong Delta
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Tuy Hoa
Qui Nhon
Tan Lam
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Surveyor 3 Aims At Sea of Storms Moon Landing
Pasadena reports Surveyor 3 targets the Sea of Storms for America's first moon landing attempt. The 2283 pound craft travels 237000 miles with midcourse corrections and a full automatic landing planned for Wednesday night.
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Moon
Pasadena
Calif
America
U.S
United States
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Coed Wins Early Enrollment After Miss America Jane Jayroe Intervenes
Oklahoma City University admissions clerk denied early enrollment to a student, only to learn the coed was Jane Ann Jayroe Miss America 1967. Jayroe’s protest over her heavy schedule led to a quick completion of the enrollment for September classes.
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Oklahoma City
Francis Kirby
Oklahoma City University
Medical Research Grants Support Missouri Kansas Health Programs
Missouri receives 2,493,841 and Kansas 1,076,600 in new federal grants for regional programs tackling heart disease cancer and stroke. Funds disbursed by the U S Public Health Service to establish joint regional efforts with University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia and University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas.
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Missouri
Kansas
U.S. Public Health Service
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Tribune Phone Contact Reminder
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GOP leaders split over Docking veto threats in Kansas
In Topeka two GOP leaders criticized Gov. Docking for using threatened vetoes during the session while top House GOP leader defended the tactic. They said the governor raised positions during consideration and warned against bills affecting highway funding and school budgets.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Paul Pendergast
Docking
Pendergast
Kansas mom un modernize penal system call
Kansas officials say the state must modernize its penal system. Charles McAtee criticizes the 106 year old code as archaic and calls for implementing past recommendations. A judicial committee is preparing reforms for the 1969 Legislature session.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Kansas
Charles D. McAtee
McAtee
Butler County
Democratic Women’s Club
Young Democratic Women’s Club
McAfee
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Kansas
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday report 0 fatalities for April 23 1967 and 132 for the comparable 1966 period with two previously unreported deaths included in the tally.
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Topeka
Kansas
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