Two Girls Die in Glacier Bears Attack in Montana
Glacier National Park officials cite lightning as a possible trigger for two grizzly bear attacks that killed 19 year olds Julie Helgeson of Minnesota and Michele Koons of California while sleeping in sleeping bags 20 miles apart. One bystander, Ray Ducat, 18, was injured.
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Montana
West Glacier, Mont
Glacier National Park
Montana-Canada
Julie Helgeson
Albert Lea
Minn
Michele Koons
San Diego
Calif
Ray Ducat
Perrysburg
Ohio
Miss Helgeson
Neilson
Miss Koons
Park
Lake McDonald Lodge
East Glacier Lodge
Ducat
East Glacier
Billings
Glen Cole
Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Granite Park
Trout Lake
Kalispell
Taxes Choice Offered
Secretary Fowler told the House Ways and Means Committee the nation faces a stark choice on taxes. Reject Johnsons tax increase risking a 29 billion deficit or enact it and face 14 to 18 billion in red ink. He argued the 10 percent surcharge is a temporary measure to slow deficits and keep interest rates stable. Budget Chief Schultze backed aims to cut civilian spending by over 1.5 billion and more than 2 billion overall. He warned the July 1 budget may exceed by up to 8.5 billion with 4 billion for defense and revenue shortfalls. Fowler contrasted wartime tax boosts with the present proposal, noting a typical two-child family earning 10 000 would pay about 111 more, roughly one percent of income.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
Johnson
Charles L. Schultze
Fowler
Crusade Opens in Royster Stadium Draws 2000
Lane Adams challenged the Royster Stadium audience of about 2000 in a Cha nute Area Christian Crusade opening speech. He urged adults to model faith and questioned church rituals as potential barriers to the kingdom of God. Ten inquirers pledged new life in Jesus Christ at the close as Billy Graham team members praised local organizers. Events include youth nights and a Peace message with Glen Cummingham noted for a later appearance. Attendees came from Fort Scott, Garnett, and Pittsburg.
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Lane Adams
Chanute Area
Royster Stadium
Jimmie McDonald
Ted Cornell
John Dillon
Sterling Huston
Billy Graham Association
Glen Cummingham
Leon
Fort Scott
Garnett
Pittsburg
Weather Outlook and Kansas Forecast Today
Partly cloudy skies persist through Tuesday with a warming trend across eastern Kansas. Rain in eastern and southern areas should end tonight as showers move southeast from northwest Kansas. Sunday highs ranged 79 to 91 degrees, with Topeka and Ft. Leavenworth near 79 and Hill City at 91.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ft. Leavenworth
Hill City
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka 1967 Update
Kansas traffic death log for 48 hours ending 9 a.m. Monday 6 August 1967 records 377 fatalities, compared with 425 in the same period in 1966. Local motoring stats show no other incidents within the available dataset.
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Topeka
Kansas
Christian Crusade at Place-Royster Stadium Tonight
Evangelist Lane Adams leads a Christian Crusade service at Place-Royster Stadium at 8 p m. Attendance is listed as 2000 with 10 inquirers expected. Sermon titled Peace to be delivered as part of All Church Night.
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Royster Stadium
Lane Adams
Peace
Phone contact notice from Tribune item
Informational snippet advises contacting Tribune via carrier if unavailable and provides a after 6 pm dial number HE 1 3400 for reachability.
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Tribune
Airplane Propeller Stolen. Reward Offered
Howard Anderson of Neosho county reports a propeller theft from his small pleasure plane on Route 2, five miles northwest of town. He values the propeller at 100 dollars and says a removed gas tank cap let moisture into the fuel system, risking further damage totaling another 100 dollars. The sheriff's office is investigating and Anderson offers a 100 dollar reward for the thief.
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Anderson
R. 2
Neosho County
U S Planes Strike Near Red China
U S warplanes hit North Vietnamese targets within 10 miles of the Chinese border near Lang Son and Tam Ky as ground fighting heightens in I Corps. Raiders from the carrier Constellation damaged bridges and rail lines while reporting light antiaircraft fire.
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Saigon
U.S
Red China
China
Hanoi
Navy
Constellation
Tonkin Gulf
Lang Son
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Johnson
South Vietnam
1St Corps
Three Orders Signed by Gov Docking Before Vietnam Trip
Gov Robert Docking left for Viet Nam on a 10 day trip after signing three orders seen as secret by Alf Landon who criticized the action. The papers authorize action by the Alcoholic Beverage Control director, the fire marshal to limit gasoline sales, and the adjutant general to call the National Guard upon mayor or sheriff request. Landon questions constitutional implications and says the attorney general should have issued opinions. Pendergast defends the move saying there is no secrecy and Lt Gov Crutcher is briefed on succession.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Viet Nam
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Docking
Pendergarst
Vietnam
Johnson
National Guard
Supreme Court
Kansas
Pendergast
John Crutcher
South Vietnam
Copters Roar Overhead At Chanute Air Show
A quiet Chanute Sunday was interrupted noon yesterday by two CH-37B Mojave helicopters from the Kansas Air National Guard 137th Transportation Company. Accompanying the craft was a Q1A observation plane. pilots included Capt. Vic Robinson and Lt. Wayne Cline with CW02 Allen Ebbers, under Flight Commander Lt. Col. Donald O'Toole. The helicopters, Vietnam era workhorses with 2100 horsepower engines and 138 mph top speed, carried out a two hour training flight before returning to Topeka.
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Chanute
137Th Transportation Company
Kansas Air National Guard
Topeka
Cline
Allen Ebbers
Wichita
Donald O’toole
Tor
Penn State Library Plans Soft Music
The Penn State University library at University Park expects to add soft music to create a quieter reading environment, with plans to replace whispered discussions and book clatter as part of a new ambiance.
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Penn State Library
University Park, Pa
Pennsylvania State University
Intercepted Letter Sparks Political Controversy at Home
A decoded message refers to Docking's trip to South Vietnam to view political issues, noting it has stirred domestic political controversy. The letter is addressed as Dear Cha and signed Yours.
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Docking
South Vietnam
Neosho County Fair names champions in junior divisions
At the 13th annual Neosho County Fair in Chanute Erie and Chanute youth claimed top market animal titles. Grand champion market steer Kenneth Adams of Chanute and reserve steer Roger Elliott of Chanute led beef winners. grand market hog Tom Mills Jr. of Erie with reserve hog Kenneth Foster of Lavonburg. grand market lamb Judy Tipping of Erie with reserve Judy Boecker of Chanute. Fat stock sale totals reached 19580.41 with Hy Grade Construction Co. buying the grand steer for 499.80 and 354.60 for the reserve. Premiums totaled 7079.47 for beef hogs and sheep combined.
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Erie
Kenneth Adams
Chanute
Neosho County
Adams
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Roger Elliott
R. 3
Jolly Go-Getters
Tom Mills, Jr
Kenneth Foster
Lavonburg
Hampshire
Judy Tipping
Judy Boecker
Mark Neely
Willing Workers
Terry Thiesing
Eric
Charles Moore
Hy Grade Construction Co
St. Paul
Duecy Grain Co
Galesburg
Exchange State Bank
Bank of Commerce, Chanute
the Tribune
Fear 17 Miners Trapped in Pit
In Mieres Spain seven teen coal miners were believed trapped after an explosion at a pit. Two hours later one miner was rescued and taken to hospital in critical condition. Rescue teams and equipment were rushed to the site as contact with the trapped miners remained unsuccessful.
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Mieres
Spain
County and City Budget Hearings Set in Chanute and Erie
Public hearings on Chanute city and Neosho County budgets for next year are scheduled tonight and tomorrow. The city budget hearing is part of the 7 30 p.m. city commission meeting at the Memorial Building, while the county budget hearing is at 1 30 p.m. tomorrow in the county commission office at the Erie courthouse.
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Chanute City
Neosho County
City Commission
Memorial Building
County Commission
Erie
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Keith Neilson
House Ways and Means Committee
Schultze
Defense
Lois Erickson
J. R
Christian Crusade
Howard Anderson
N. Steuben
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Tam Ky
Gov. Docking
Paul Pendergast
Alcoholic Beverage Control Director
Justice Department
Vic Robinson
S. Evergreen
137Th
Wayne
Mojave
United States
Sam Barnhart
OIA
Cha
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