Airliner crashes into Lake Michigan killing 30
United Airlines Boeing 727 with 50 aboard disappeared near Chicago after a blast and explosion. Coast Guard cutters Woodbine Arundel recovered five bodies, 24 passengers and crew remain missing as search continues amid storms. Notable victim Clarence L Sayen former Air Line Pilots Association president.
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Chicago
Ft. Sheridan
Coast Guard
Woodbine
Arundel
James Seymour
Crystal Lake
Ill
Waukegan
Tle
Wash
Air Line Pilots Association
Sayen
ALPA
Two Youths Plead Guilty In Larceny Case
Chanute youths Mayer and Barnes pleaded guilty in city court to reduced petty larceny charges for the July 26 liquor theft from Gay's Package Store. Sentencing was set for 2 p.m. tomorrow. charges were reduced due to lack of proof the back door was fastened.
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Robert Lawrence Mayer
S. Steuben
Tommy Barnes
N. Steuben
Gay
S. Santa Fe
Bottle Breaks Car Window After Lincoln Main Throw
Gene Koester of 816 N Forest reported at 12 15 a m that a beer bottle thrown from the Lincoln and Main corner broke the right front door glass of his car as he drove by. Passenger Steve Coots of Chanute suffered cuts to the right ear from flying glass.
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Gene Koester
N. Forest
Lincoln and
Main
Steve Coots
Chanute
Rainfall totals vary across counties in Kansas forecast
Area rainfall ranged from 1.12 inches here to 2.06 inches at Yates Center with stronger showers at Olathe Naval Air Station and Hesston. Temperatures are expected to reach the low 90s Wednesday as skies clear, with maps noting drought relief and scattered storms through Wednesday.
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Yates Center
Chanute
Humbolt
Iola
Gale Beck
ASC
Tola
Erie
Erie Asc
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Olathe Naval Air Station
Hesston
Naval Air Station
Sand Creek
Newton
Leawood
Hutchinson
Hill City
Wichita
U S Critics Split Over U N Fund Decision
Washington senators split on the U N peacekeeping funding move as the United States drops its effort to force Russia France and 11 other nations to pay assessments. Eisenhower voiced concern while Dirksen vowed to watch how the plan works before weighing a stance.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
France
U.N
Capitol Hill
United Nations
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Gov Avery Tours Southeast Kansas TB Hospital Visit
Gov William H Avery arrives at Martin Johnson Airport at 4 p.m. to begin a 75 minute tour of state institutions including the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital in Chanute, after visits to Osawatomie State Hospital and Parsons State Hospital. Accompanying him are Martin M Kiger Henry H Knouft Walter F Kuiken Roy Shapiro and Kenneth Keller. A red carpet welcome is planned by hospital city and chamber officials.
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William H. Avery
Chanute
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Martin Johnson Airport
Osawatomie State Hospital
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center
Topeka
Martin M. Kiger
Department of Administration
Henry H. Knouft
Walter F. Kuiken
Roy Shapiro
Kenneth Keller
Chamber of Commerce
DeAngelis Sentenced for Oil Empire Collapse
Anthony Tino DeAngelis was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison in Newark New Jersey on charges of conspiracy and fraud tied to the collapse of his multimillion dollar vegetable oil empire. The story notes limitations in contact details and a Tribune phone reference.
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Newark
N.J
Anthony
Tino) DeAngelis
Clash Near Border Kills 27 Viet Cong
AP reports a government-ground clash about 30 miles from the North Viet Nam border killed 27 Viet Cong, bringing total Viet Cong deaths to 32 in Ba Long Valley since a four day search operation began. Six Viet Cong were captured and 28 weapons seized as B 52 strikes aided the offensive. The report notes Marine losses as none, with separate attacks and counteractions in Da Nang and Saigon.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Ba Long Valley
Guam
South Viet Nam
South
North
City Budget Adopted After Public Hearing Without Protest
The Chanute city budget for next year was adopted after a public hearing with no protesters. The plan preserves eight mills for the general fund and one mill for the city industrial fund, pending possible minor sales tax adjustments. The commission discussed Main Street widening, property charge breakdowns, parking lots, Kay Hotel site clearance, and traffic flow with Burgwin and Martin for one way street options.
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Chanute
City Industrial Fund
Kay Hotel
Main and
Highland
Burgwin and Martin
Kansas City Destination of Turncoat
Kansas City becomes the expected stop for William C. White after leaving Communist China. His aunt Mrs. Bertha L. Johnson notes she heard from him regularly over 11 years and says the State Department indicated he would be in Hong Kong today. His mother is in Arkansas, though White calls Mrs. Johnson his mother.
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Kansas City
William C. White
China
Bertha L. Johnson
State Department
Physical Tests Set for Cooper and Conrad Before Gemini 5
Two astronauts L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. spent 42 hours under medical scrutiny as the final prelaunch exams for Gemini 5 concluded. Officials expected smooth weather for the 9 am launch Eastern Standard Time and noted potential Atlantic and Pacific storm activity but not a threat to liftoff.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Space
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Navy
Charles Conrad Jr
Gemini
Lucy
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Windward Islands
Florida Peninsula
Lone Sailor Completes 3200 Mile English Voyage
Robert Maury arrived in Falmouth England after a 79 day voyage in a 132 foot sailboat named Tinkerbelle from Falmouth Massachusetts. Plain Dealer reporters aided his arrival by accepting a tow from the local harbor master to speed the final approach.
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Falmouth
England
Robert Maury
Mass
Cleveland
Intercepted Letter From The Great Society Sparks City Rivalries
An intercepted note claims the Great Society scolds Chicago and Los Angeles for choosing autonomy, suggesting a rift as major cities go it alone, with a sharp union tone implied.
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Great Society
Chicago
Los Angeles
End Is Ordered To Curfew Clamp In Los Angeles
Los Angeles officials lift the Friday curfew after violence subsides with 33 deaths and $175 million in damage. Gov Brown urges cautious nightly travel and parental supervision as National Guard troops may begin withdrawal. Billy Graham calls the riots a dress rehearsal for revolution amid ongoing gunfire reports fade in the late hours.
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End
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
William H. Parker
Brown
Roderic Hill
California National Guard
Billy Graham
Graham
United States
Riots Blame and Meant Misgivings on Federal Program
Washington reports that Los Angeles and Chicago bypassed a three month federal effort to prevent racial strife this summer. Mayors Yor t y and Daley expressed misgivings rather than outright rejection. Nine other cities participate while program backers caution it alone did not avert riots.
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Washington
Riottom
Los Angeles
Chicago
Sam Yorty
Richard J. Daley
Citis
Daley
Johnson
Council On Equal Opportunities
Taxpayers Revolt Over Dickinson County Welfare Budget
More than 700 residents gathered in Abilene Kansas to oppose the proposed Dickinson County welfare budget raising costs from 775000 to 915000 for the next fiscal year. The county commissioners postponed final approval and prepared to travel to Topeka to confer with state welfare director Marvin Larsen.
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Abilene, Kan
Dickinson County
Topeka
Marvin Larsen
Anna Reed
Kansas Conference On Social Welfare
Henry Talbot
Abilene
88 Enter Fish Derby In Neosho
Neosho Chamber of Commerce reports 88 entrants in the big fish derby with names listed as latest registrants. The contest offers a $50 savings bond for the biggest catfish caught by legal means from the Neosho River within Neosho county from July 1 to November 1, with weigh-ins at Chanute stations. Walter Aday has entered a 25 pound 2 ounce flathead. Official registration and weighing stations are listed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tommy Pugh
Chester Bailey
Earlton
Earl True
Dennis
J. B. McKenzie
N. Forest
R. G. Romig
Francis Bailey
Fred Blough
Eric R
Roy S&s. Grove
S. L. Davidson
S. Evergreen
Sportsman’s Supply
Western Auto
Naff and Bolze
Midwest Auto
Coast To Coast
Carder Oil Co
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area August 1965
Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hours ending 9 a m Tuesday with August totals 393. Comparable figures for August 1964 were 395.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chamber Plans Avery Visit and Teachers Meet in November
The Chamber of Commerce discussed Gov. William H. Avery's visit today and preparations for the sectional state teachers meeting set for November 4 to 6. About 1,500 to 2,000 teachers are expected, with Memorial building auditorium to be repaired and redecorated as the main venue.
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William H. Avery
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
Kansas Teacher Magazine
Sup
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S. Malcolm
Sandra Lee
Johnny Lee
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lois Erickson
Sun Tok
Korea
da Nang
Special Branch
Cooper, Conrad
Pacific
Mary
Japan
Quebec
Lone Sailor Docks
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Yours
Neosho
Neal McCoy
Agriculture Committee
Fred Taylor
Sylva Dufek
City Parks Department
Fred Harris
Chamber
Hugh Chapman
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