Hearing Held On Third Bank Here In Chanute
A Chanute hearing explored issuing a charter for Security State Bank at Cherry and Western to serve additional local banking needs. Neal McCoy led Stark bank stockholders in presenting data on deposits loans and local financing with opposing views to be heard later.
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Chanute
State Banking Board
Neal McCoy
Stark Bank
Federation
Memorial Building
McCoy
Stark State Bank
First State Bank of
Thayer
Neosho County
Thayer Or
Bernard Hagen
Dairyman
Stark
Charles Berthot
Cherry and Western
Security State Bank
W. R Murfin
J. W. Murfin
Milford Peterson
Wichita
Glenn Strange
Erie R. 1
Two Topeka Firms Are Gutted by Fire
AP report details fires that gutted the Kath Salvage Yard and Harding Glass offices in Topeka, half a block apart. Investigators consider possible arson as they assess damages not yet determined. fire crews were alerted around 5 15 a m and observed Harding Glass blaze en route.
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Topeka
Kath Salvage Yard
Harding Glass
Katch
Intercepted Letter to Cha Discusses Stassen and Reagan
A brief intercepted note questions Stassen remaining a presidential candidate and asks what happened to Reagan, ending with a sign off Yours.
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Cha
Stassen
Reagan
Rockefeller declares himself a Republican presidential candidate
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, 59, announces open bid for the GOP nomination against Richard Nixon. He cites crises and opportunity, notes Johnson's withdrawal opens peace in Asia, and avoids commenting on Nixon. Rockefeller is flanked by former GOP leaders and accompanied by his wife and Edward Brooke.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
U.S
Thruston B. Morton
William %. Miller
Hugh Scott
Leonard W. Hall
Meade Alcorn
Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
U.S. Senate
Rockefeller
Vermont
Our
Nixon
Heart transplant patient dies in Paris aftermath
Europe's first heart transplant patient Clovis Roblain, a 66 year old French truck driver, died 51 hours after receiving a heart from a young donor. He underwent a nine hour operation and never regained consciousness, doctors cited brain blood insufficiency as the cause. The team leader noted patient resistance matters for success. Blaiberg remains the only survivor from seven reported heart transplants.
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Paris
Europe
Clovis Roblain
Maurice Mercadier
la Pitie Hospital
Roblain
Philip Blaiberg
Cape Town
Area Forecast Warm Days and Cool Nights Through Wednesday
Area forecast calls for fair weather with warm days and cooler nights through Wednesday. Highs today 80 to 85, tonight near 50s in most areas, with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Overnight lows ranged from 38 at Hill City to 51 at Emporia.
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Hill City
Emporia
Leavenworth
Olathe
Topeka
Wamego
Manhattan
Garden City
Hutchinson
Johnson rejects sweeping draft overhaul plan
Draft chief Lewis B. Hershey says President Johnson has rejected a White House advisory commission's remodel proposal for the Selective Service System. Johnson later endorsed recommendations by a three member presidential task force that kept the draft system largely intact. Hershey said the task force included strong representation from his agency and that he educated them on the issue. He joked about feeling like being on a court where he was the defendant.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Johnson
White House
Hershey
Bloodily Silent Hue Mass Killings Reported by Embassy
The U S Embassy says more than 1000 people were executed in February by Communist forces in Hue. The report, based on allied sources and South Vietnamese police, cites 19 mass graves and victims bound, struck, or buried alive. Noted victims include French priests Father Urbain and Father Guy. Meanwhile U S bombers widen raids into Laos to protect troops as forces move toward the A Shau Valley.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S
Laos
A Shau
National Police
Father Urbain
Father Guy
Thien An
South Vietnam
America
U.S. Air Calvary
Ball Urges Caution in Vietnam Peace Talks
George W. Ball vowed patience and warned against unilateral concessions as he prepared to become U.N. ambassador. He spoke at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce urging restraint, while officials reported cautious progress in talks with North Vietnam in Vientiane amid denials from Hanoi of private talks.
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Washington
George W. Ball
U.S
United Nations
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
North Vietnam
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Vientiane
Laos
Hanoi
Vietnam
Tokyo
William P. Bundy
Arkansas River navigation boost seeks 136 million
An Arkansas Oklahoma and Kansas delegation urged Congress to allot 136 million for the Arkansas River program to enable barge navigation to Catoosa Oklahoma by 1970. The plan includes 80.9 million for 13 locks and dams and 48.8 million for four dams plus related surveys and planning. Spokesmen cited Stanley Spencer and Representative Garner Shriver.
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Washington
Congress
Arkansas
Catoosa
Okla
Tulsa
House Public Works Appropriations
Clude
Dardanelle
Ozark
Webbers Falls
Kerr
Oklahoma
Chanute Chamber Plans State Campers Event Weekend
The Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce retail committee completes preparations for Kansas campers attending the statewide spring camp out at Safari Campground Santa Fe Park. Up to 900 camping units and 2 000 to 3 000 people expected with park traffic closed. Events include flag ceremony Boy Scout Troop 100 9 a.m. Saturday square dancing and contests plus a Teen Queen selection and children's program. John Congdon chairs the meeting.
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Chanute Area
Safari
Santa Fe Park
National Guard
Jack Groves
Boy Scout Troop 100
Chanute
Armory
John Congdon
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Publicized
Kansas traffic death tolls report 24 hour period ending 9 a.m. Tuesday shows 1 death. April total 47. 1968 year to date 187. 1967 comparable 163.
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Topeka
Kansas
Eisenhower hospitalized for chest pains at March Air Force Base
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, aged 77, was flown by helicopter to March Air Force Base in California for chest pain treatment. An official bulletin described discomfort but not a heart attack, with a spokesman awaiting additional statements. He had golfed earlier at Palm Springs and was transported to Eldorado Country Club area hospital.
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March Air Force Base
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Eisenhower
Eldorado Country Club
Palm Desert
Palm Springs
Pre-Induction Exams Set for 35 Neosho County Youths
Thirty five Chanute area youths will travel to Kansas City tomorrow for pre induction examinations for the armed services. The group will return Thursday. Five more will go Wednesday to be inducted Thursday. Names include Gale L. Bogle Tommy J. Smith Frank E. Tichnor Paula H. Bowyer Roger L. Elliott James L. McCoy Earl W. Cassingham Jr. Billy L. Gaudern Richard D. Morris Charles R. Webb Michael D. Miller Michael A. Morgan David L. Christmas James E. Robert J. Smith Never C. Barnett Terry L. Reeves Richard Myers Steven D. Bloss Daniel L. Newland Kendall L. Clevenger etc.
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Neosho County
Kansas City
Armed Services
Selective Service Board
Gale L. Bogle
Tommy J. Smith
Frank E. Tichnor
Paula H. Bowyer
Roger L. Elliott
James L. McCoy
Earl W. Cassingham, Jr
Billy L. Gaudern
Richard D. Morris
Charles R. Webb
Michael D. Miller
Michael A. Morgan
David L. Christmas
James E. Robert J. Smith
Never C. Barnett
Terry L. Reeves
Richard Myers
Steven D. Bloss
Daniel L. Newland
Chanute
Louis R. Roller
Parsons
Jerry D. Harris
Randy B. Duccy
Stephen D. Hines
J. D. Sexton
Kazmier Ptasznik
Wendell L. Collins
Eric
Kenneth A. Wright
Edward C. Brogan, Jr
St. Paul
Donald E. McFarland
Harold J. Anderson
Thayer
Nicholas J. Norris
Erie
Stockton
Kendall L. Clevenger
Galesburg
John R. Maci
Walnut
Richard L. Weitzel
Oklahoma City
Parachute Jumpers Set For St Louis Invitational Meet
More than 100 parachute jumpers from across the nation will descend on St. Louis for an invitational meet hosted by the Greater St. Louis Parachute Club. Top national competitors, men and women, are expected to attend at Lobmaster in north St. Louis County starting at 2 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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ST. Louis
Greater
Surgeon Rebuilds Faces For Dimples And Clefts
Dr. Benito Rish, a Hollywood plastic surgeon, says he enhances or alters facial features by creating dimples and clefts for cosmetic effect. He performs office procedures under local anesthesia in about five minutes, reshaping skin and tissue to mimic Ava Gardner like chins and Kirk Douglas clefts.
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Hollywood, Fla
Benito Rish
Rish
Kirk Douglas
New York City
Ava Gardner
American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
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Henry Alford
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Bob Lassman
Ervin Brune
William Stich
Bill West
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Jim Lindsay
Dan J. Dreiling
Citizens State Bank
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Fred G. Stearns
Haysville State Bank
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Asia
Martin Luther King
State Capitol
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Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. Post
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Exin Vientiane
William Sullivan
Nguyen Chan
Stanley 7. Spencer
Arkansas City, Kan
Rep
Garner Shriver
Kan
Neosho County Community Junior College
Tribune
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Armed Service
Daniel E. Sparks
John D. Walker
Danny N. Donovan
George L. Gibson
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