White Nips Ruben In Attorneys Race In Chanute Primary
Neosho county Republicans nominated John White for county attorney and Ralph Hoffman for sheriff, both Chanute residents, with White 1 083 to Rubow 891 and Hoffman 969 to Bowman's 834. Thurman won the district commission nomination 526 to Earnhardt 272. All three nominees face Democratic opposition in November. The Chanute vote totaled 1 477 ballots, a light turnout. County canvass set for Friday.
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Vogel Joins Force Here
Trooper Roland Vogel has joined the highway patrol force here in a transfer from Parsons made Aug. 1. He and his family live at 1132 S Central. Vogel, originally from Marion, has been with the patrol a year and lives with his wife Sonja and their two children Douglas five and Debra three.
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Court Petitions Against 2 Youths
Juvenile court petitions were being prepared against two 17 year old Parsons boys who allegedly passed three forged checks yesterday. Stores became suspicious and reported the car license number and descriptions to police. The youths were found, brought to Chanute, and identified by witnesses.
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Parsons
Chanute
Intercepted Letter Reflects Air Lines Doubts
An intercepted letter questions the health of the air lines business saying you can not claim strength with their feet on the ground. The wording suggests skepticism about the industry’s stability and prospects.
Pearson Wins GOP Senate Nomination In Kansas Primary
In Kansas a wide GOP win produced James B. Pearson as the party’s Senate nominee and Gov. William Avery securing a second term bid. Democrat Robert Docking won the gubernatorial nomination after a close race with George Hart. J. Floyd Breeding and Larry Winn Jr. won Senate and House GOP nominations, with Paul Gerling leading the 4th District Democratic contest by 255 votes pending official count.
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James B. Pearson
William H. Avery
Kansas
Robert Docking
Arkansas City
George Hart
Wichita
J. Floyd Breeding
Larry Winn Jr
Leawood
Marvin Rainey
Overland Park
Joseph J. Poizner
Kansas City
Primaries at a Glance in Multiple States
Michigan voters backed former Gov. G Mennen Williams in the Democratic senatorial primary while Detroit Mayor Jerome P Cavanagh trailed. Republican Sen. Robert Griffin ran unopposed. Idaho saw Sen. Don Samuelson upset Gov. Robert Smylie in the GOP gubernatorial race. In Kansas, Sen. James Pearson and Gov. William Avery won renomination, fending off Ellsworth. Missouri renominated Rep. Durward Hall, and Rep. Paul Jones along with Richard Ichord advanced. Sharp won the GOP nomination to face Rep. Frank Karsten in the 1st District.
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Detroit
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Robert Griffin
Idaho
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Robert E. Smylie
Paul C. Jones
Richard H. Ichord
Durward G. Hall
Robert L. Sharp
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Stadler Wins Republican Nomination in Allen County Race
Robert Stadler of Humboldt won the Republican nomination for state representative in Allen County with 1 055 votes to 467 for Frederick G Apt Jr of Iola. Stadler will face Democrat Carrol Daniels of Elsmore in the general election. Incumbent is Robert A Finney of Humboldt. Other area results: Wilson County Hubert Harris nominated for sheriff 1 421 to 338 for Lee White. no Democrat candidate. Woodson County Bill Herman nominated Democrat for first district county commissioner 85 to 69 for Albert Jessep. Herman faces Republican Robert Grisier in November.
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Humboldt
Allen County
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Iola
Carrol Daniels
Elsmore Democrat
Robert A. Finney
Republican
Wilson County
Hubert Harris
Lee White
Woodson County
Bill Herman
Piqua
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Herman
Robert Grisier
Yates Center R
Family of 5 Found Dead in Milpitas Home
Neighbors and Daniel Dwelle found the Euart family dead in Milpitas after a wife aged 32 shot husband Kent 45 and children Denise 8 Eric 7 and Randy 5. Police called it murder and suicide. Mrs Euart had been a mental patient. Dwelle discovered the scene 11 hours after the shooting.
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Jim Murray
Jeanette Euart
Kent
Denise
Eric
Randy
Daniel Dwelle
Dwelle
Euart
Beginning of 1966 67 School Term Schedule
The 1966 67 term starts Sept 6 with prep for unified district and junior college teachers. Aug 31 events include elementary principals at 8, new teachers at 9, a Chanute teachers branch at 10, and a 2 pm general meeting. Sept 1 meetings at 10 across elementary buildings, Sept 2 short high and junior high session, Sept 6 regular classes except kindergarten starting Sept 12. Teacher workshops Aug 16 19 at First National Bank building.
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Buford Fisher
Board of Education
Chanute Teachers Association
First National Bank
Chanute
Kansas Highway Commission Awards Area Contract Packages
Bids totaling 5 961 450 dollars for state highway work approved by the Kansas Highway Commission include four new roadside parks and improvements to two existing parks. In Neosho County projects involve approaches of .378 mile and a Turkey Creek bridge south of Chanute by Ding Burton Inc. for 44 696 dollars. Other contracts in the four county area include grading and surfacing near St Paul awarded to R W Lingenfelter Construction for 45 300 dollars and a bridge to Fred Beachner for 62 790 50 dollars, plus bridge painting and surfacing jobs awarded to J R M Contractors for 16 593 dollars.
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Addison H. Meschke
Topeka
Turkey Creek
Chanute
Ding Burton, Inc
Kansas City
St. Paul
R. W. Lingenfelter
Fred Beachner
Joe O’brien
AT & SF
Mk&t
J.R.M. Contractors
Tecumseh
Playing With Matches Causes House Fire
Fire in a vacant house at 118 W. 7th last night started when children played with matches. Fire Chief John Erickson said damage was minor and the department returned to the station after a 9:15 to 10:00 run, noting match stubs and four small boxes found at the scene.
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Traffic Fatalities Log In Topeka 1966 Update
The Topeka Kansas traffic death log lists 24 hour totals up to 9 a.m. Wednesday August 6 1966 with 393 deaths for the year compared with 368 at the same point in 1965.
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Pleasant Kansas Weather with Warmer Days Ahead
Area forecast calls for mostly fair skies and a bit warmer tonight and Thursday. Low tonight mid 60s, high Thursday near 90. Top temperatures today mid 80s, 82 to 89 across Hill City Garden City Liberal Salina Abilene. No precipitation expected though cloudiness may increase Thursday. Relative humidity near 42 at 1 pm and barometer 20.98 inches and falling.
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Three Day Buildup For a Major Battle in Viet Nam
Helicopters ferried heavy U.S. troop reinforcements into the central plateau near Cambodia as three days of fighting built to a major battle. B52s bombed suspected enemy positions and a base camp near the frontier, with 10,000 or more American troops now in the area. U.S. forces pressed air and ground operations against North Vietnamese units, reporting multiple enemy casualties and continuing raids despite Typhoon Phyllis limiting missions.
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Six Air Force Recon Squadrons Leave France
The United States will pull out six Air Force reconnaissance squadrons based in France starting this month. Three squadrons will move to bases in Britain, one will be inactivated as scheduled, and the remaining two will return to the United States. The withdrawal follows France exiting the NATO military structure.
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Compromise Plan Emerges to End Airline Strike
Senate leaders move toward a compromise to end the 27 day strike by 35 000 machinists. A 60 day back to work order is considered with the President acting to extend if needed. Disagreement centers on whether the President must affirm a finding of no progress at the end of the grace period.
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Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
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Morse
Machinists Union
Airlines
Mansfield
Montana Democrat
Senate Labor Committee
Inland Steel Raises Prices Boosts Metal Rates Across Industry
Inland Steel Co of Chicago raised prices on strip and sheet metal by 2 to 3 dollars per ton, prompting White House officials to study the move. Inland Chairman Joseph L. Block said the increase was moderate and under wage price guidelines, with possible rollbacks if rivals do not follow. Prime hot rolled sheets and strips priced at 5.45 dollars per hundred pounds and cold rolled strips up 15 cents to 6.672 dollars per hundred pounds, with secondary grades up 10 cents.
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90 Day Freeze Plan For Food Prices
Rep Leonard Farbstein plans a bill to freeze food prices for 90 days. He warned inflationary pressure on consumers and said he notified Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman and will proceed unless advised otherwise.
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Leonard Farbstein
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Freeman
Car Strikes Cow Near Erie Causes Minor Damage
An Erie County incident reports a 1964 Falcon driven by Richard Houghton of Erie struck a cow about ten o'clock last night, eight miles south of here. Damage to the car was estimated at 190 dollars. the cow owner is Roy Parker of Parsons. The cow was not seriously hurt according to the sheriff's office.
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