Ethics Panel to Hear Dodd Klein Relationship Case
The Senate Ethics Committee announced public hearings on the alleged relationship between Sen. Thomas J. Dodd and Julius Klein, a Chicago public relations agent. The panel will hold closed sessions first and announce witnesses later, with Dodd cooperating and asserting the charges are false.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Julius Klein
Chicago
Dodd
Select Committee On Standards and Conduct
Klein
Army
New York
Senate Committee
Bobby Baker
John Stennis
D-Miss
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows Regional Toll
TOPEKA AP reports Kansas traffic death totals over 24 hours to 9 am Friday with April and year figures. The April total is 44, 1966 shows 179 deaths for the year, compared to 188 for the same period in 1965.
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Topeka
Kansas
Six Dominicans Wounded by US Troops Amid Demonstrations
In Santo Domingo, U S troops fired on demonstrators as leftists marked the revolution anniversary. Six Dominicans were wounded when the crowd attacked an 82nd Airborne observation post near Villa Duarte, while chanting anti American slogans and burning a bridge area.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Villa Duarte
82Nd Airborne
Riots at U S Embassy Demonstration Turn Violent
U S flag raised as rocks flew and gunfire erupted when GIs fired 14 rounds at demonstrators after a blitz of rock throwing. Reports claim a 2 year old child was wounded. An explosion near the bridge was blamed on a noise bomb. Witnesses tie demonstrators to the Dominican Popular movement and the Castroite 14th of June.
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U.S
Dominican Popular Movement
Annual Farm Edition highlights four county farming activity
The Tribune presents a 12 page Farm Edition full of feature stories and photographs about farming in the four county area and statewide. It also showcases advertisements for farm supplies equipment services and other agriculture needs.
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the Tribune Today
Tribune Contact for Carrier Assistance
Instructions tell readers to call their Tribune phone or, if unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. The note directs contacting the carrier through alternate contact details.
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Tribune
City Rubbish Pickup Nears Cleanup Week Finish
City trucks under Cecil Webb will complete final curbside pickups tomorrow. Hauling has run across the entire residential area over three pickup days with “quite a bit” more waste collected than last year.
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Cecil Webb
Webb
Prairie Village Postoffice Robbed
Prairie Village Kansas postoffice robbed in a night break in. Burglars took about 10000 dollars in money and stamps from two safes and failed to reach a burglar proof compartment containing another 10000 dollars. Entry was through a back door. The site had suffered a similar theft a month earlier.
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Prairie Village
Kan
Shawnee Mission Post Office
Youth Crawling Box Aids Wreck Victim’s Recovery
TOPEKA AP A 22 year old man severely injured in a car crash spends over two hours daily in a crawling box under guidance from the Institute for the Achievement of Human Potential in Philadelphia. The device four by eight by one foot uses plastic lines to prevent rolling as he crawls and retraces. About 100 volunteers assist his therapy. After seven months he has regained limited movement in his left arm knee and can lift onto hands and knees. Physicians praise the progress.
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Topeka
Herb Langsdorf III
Institute For the Achievement of Human Potential
Philadelphia
Langsdorf
Herb Langsdorf
Father Daughter Injured in Crash
Frank C. VanGotten 49 and his daughter Donna Joe 12 were examined and released from Neosho Memorial Hospital after their car struck a utility pole on 1009 S. Santa Fe. Police said the girl suffered a severe neck sprain and the father leg and shoulder bruises. The 1958 Plymouth was a total loss.
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Frank C. VanGotten
S. Santa Fe
Donna Joe
Neosho Memorial Hospital
van Gotten
Royster Junior High Auditorium To Be Demolished In Remodel
The Royster Junior High School auditorium will be removed as part of a remodeling plan by Unified School District 413. Architects found building around it was impractical, so the old wood seats will be replaced by a new gym with a stage and folding chairs for assemblies.
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Royster Junior High School
Terri West
Chanute
Buford Fisher
Unified School District 413
Fisher
Quake Toll Climbs to 50 in Java Volcano Disaster
The eruption of Mt Kelut in East Java raised the death toll to 50, with about 100 people missing in a nearby village. Lava streams descended from the 5,678 foot peak toward Blitar as communications with the city remained cut off.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Mt. Kelut
Java
Antara
Blitar
More U. S. Troops Land in Viet Nam
U S forces augmented by over 4 000 fresh combat troops boosting total to about 250 000 as the 25th Tropic Lightning Division lands at Vung Tau. Ground operations fail to draw Viet Cong into major engagement while U S planes hit targets across North and South Viet Nam. Civilian casualties include a mine incident in the Mekong Delta and multiple mortar and grenade attacks near Saigon Ba Tri and Hau Nghia.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
25Th “Tropic Lightning
Hawaii
Vung Tau
U.S
Hau Nghia
Ba Tri
Weather outlook with scattered showers in Kansas
The Topeka forecast notes a new storm front from the Rocky Mountains bringing scattered showers and cooler temperatures across Kansas. Expect highs near 60 on Saturday with a low around 50 to 55 tonight. Mostly cloudy skies persist with possible thunderstorms in parts of the area.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rocky Mountains
Head Noise Patient Faces Possible Surgical Fix
Dorian Figueroa, 38, who hears noises inside his head since a fall two years ago, is slated for radiological tests and a planned procedure. Doctors diagnose an arterial venous communication near the petrous bone and consider a local artery operation, with larger bone surgery if needed. Public interest has grown as letters from across the country arrive.
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Miami
Fla
Dorian Figueroa
Figueroa
United States
Five New Members For Chanute Jaycees
Five new members signed cards at a Chanute Jaycees meeting at Santa Fe Park. Mahlon Gray John Willcott Doug Ricketts Ed Ranz and Buzz Schaberg joined as Dean Sutcliffe spoke on community and individual development. Bob Reynolds announced upcoming Jaycee events including the Miss Chanute Pageant and the local circus.
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Chanute Jaycees
Santa Fe Park
Roger Leeseberg
Chanute Club
Mahlon Gray
John Willcott
Doug Ricketts
Ed Ranz
Buzz Schaberg
Dean Sutcliffe
Jaycees
Bob Reynolds
Municipal Auditorium
Roleo Mfg. Co
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
Intercepted letter contains odd phrasing about head noises and a restless conscience. The fragment suggests a personal note conveying unease and a resigned sign-off with Yours.
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Cha
Carry Nation Opera Debuts With Praises and Reservations
Lawrence AP reports the world premiere of an opera about Carry Nation in Kansas. Dr. Douglas Moore composed the work with William North Jayme as librettist. Beverly Wolff and John Reardon lead a strong cast, with praise from critics though some reservations about the prologue. Performances continue at KU and later tour to Kansas City and Wichita.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Douglas Moore
William North Jayme
Opera News
John Reardon
Metropolitan Opera
Charles
Kenneth Smith
Patricia Brooks
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Farm Edition
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Humboldt
Humboldt High School
Wichita
Omaha
Sherry
Humboldt National Bank
Postoffice
Floyd West
W. 2Nd
Marilyn Kensett
J. W. Kensett
S. Evergreen
Kurt Johnson
Fred Johnson
Royster
U. S
Mekong Delta
Yours
Carry Nation
Carry
Beverly Wolff
New York City Opera
Miss Brooks
Moore
Bretto
University of Kansas
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