Wallace Backed By Legislature On Segregation
Alabama lawmakers overwhelmingly supported Gov. George Wallace in his bid to resist federal desegregation guidance. Fifty-six of 106 House members and 24 of 35 senators co sponsored a bill to refuse compliance and reimburse local districts for any lost federal funds. Some Republicans voiced concerns calling the measure politically costly.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George Wallace
Alabama House
Wallace
South
Donald Collins
Birmingham
Air Strikers Vote Today on New Contract Ending Walkout
AFL CIO and union leaders urged approval of a new contract for 35 000 machinists from Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United. The agreement offers a 56 cent hourly raise over three years plus a cost of living escalator while talks of local opposition continue in New York and Los Angeles.
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P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
White House
Siemiller
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Washington
Miami
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Denver
Atlanta
New York
Los Angeles
Mail suspended in city area near mine collapse
In Kansas City Kansas the post office suspended mail delivery to about 80 families due to unsafe streets above an abandoned underground limestone mine. Cave-ins have destroyed homes. residents may pick up mail at a branch office or set up boxes outside the danger zone.
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Kansas City
Kan
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows August Death Toll In Kansas
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log covering 24 hours to 9 am Friday shows 3 fatalities for August, 33 for 1966, 423 for comparable 1965 period, and 407 for the prior period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hearing ends as Un American Activities ejects witnesses
The House Committee on Un-American Activities dismissed two witnesses and about a dozen spectators during Viet Nam protest hearings. Acting chair Joe R. Pool said the inquiry had revealed the groups and declared key leaders are hard core Communists acting for foreign powers. Rubin protested as he was escorted out. The committee will next hear witnesses backing bills to punish obstruction of military transport to Viet Nam.
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Washington
House Committee On UN
Jerry
Rubin
Pool
Viet Nam
Johnson touts water purification plan on Buffalo lakeside
President Johnson opened a rapid New York New England swing in Buffalo promising progress against Great Lakes pollution. He announced Interior approval for Rand Development Corp to build a coal based filter system on Lake Erie shores, the first contract under the 1965 Water Quality Act, plus remarks on medicare and education for youth. He pursued a broad domestic agenda during the three day tour.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Johnson
New York
New England
Great Lakes
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Toledo
United States
Interior Department
Rand Development Corp
House Votes to Cut Mohole Funds Amid Donation Controversy
The House 108 to 59 rejected a Senate plan to provide 19.7 million for Project Mohole. Rep. Rumsfeld cited donations by contractor George R. Brown and family to the Presidents Club, totaling 25,000, as a cloud over the project. Brown called linking the gifts to Mohole ridiculous.
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Washington
House
Illinois
President’s Club
Donald Rumsfeld
George R. Brown
Johnson
Senate
Brown and Root Contracting Firm
Houston
Tex
Rumsfeld
President's Club
Democratic Party
The
Washington Post
Brown
Mohole
Phone threat delays Central Airlines flight to Kansas City
An anonymous caller warned that the plane would crash prompting a 60 minute delay in Liberal Kansas. Dwight Smith the airline station manager alerted police and firefighters after the 3 p.m. call. The aircraft returned to Liberal and later departed after a search found no bomb or device.
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Liberal
Kan
Central Airlines
Kansas City
Dwight Smith
Driver Cited In Accident At 4th And Evergreen
Larry L Larkey 205 N Forest was cited for failure to yield the right of way and improper license after a two car collision at 10 10 am on Evergreen. Eric Erickson 315 N Washington left turned in a Plymouth 1937 and Ranz Motor Co. pickup was driven by Larkey. No injuries.
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Larry L. Larkey
N. Forest
4Th
Evergreen
Eric Erickson
Washington
Ranz Motor Co
Larkey
Erickson
Eric
Republicans to Meet at Erie Courthouse Tonight
Neosho county Republicans plan an organizational meeting at 7 o clock this evening. Marlin Blackstun, the present county committee chairman, announced the event at the Erie courthouse.
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Neosho County
Erie
Marlin Blackstun
Blackstun
Tribune Phone Contact Note
If you cannot reach your Tribune by phone, contact your carrier. If he remains unreachable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Photo Craftry Notes
An intercepted correspondence to Cha discusses space craft photography and notes that even expert space picture takers face failures like ordinary amateur photographers.
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Cha
Oil bond proposal eyed for Chanute area recovery project
An Oklahoma bond firm weighs a 4.5 million industrial revenue bond to back Keas Drilling Co and Noel and Co for secondary oil recovery near Chanute. The plan foresees 1 000 new wells, 50 to 60 new jobs, and royalties to landowners using a Dowell chemical waterflood method already tested in Kansas fields. The city agrees to act as issuing agency with no financial liability.
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Oklahoma
City Commission
Kenneth Keas
Keas Drilling Co
Chanute
Wallace R. Noel
Noel and Co., Inc
Hominy
Oklo
Keas Com
Keas
Dowell Chemical Co
Kansas
Burlington
Neosho Falls
Buffalo
Erie
Keas Company
Heas
Noel
Dave Evans
Wales
Nation Faces Draft Call Hike
The Pentagon expects a surge in draft calls to bring 210,000 to 280,000 men into service from September through next February or April. Defense officials project troop levels in Viet Nam rising toward 400,000 by year end, with training capacity expanded to meet replacement needs and a possible 375,000 in Vietnam by end of 1966.
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Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Defense Appropriations
Selective Service
Army
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
United States
Chanute Nursing School grants fifth LPN class
Fourteen students from the Chanute School of Practical Nursing received LPN diplomas at graduation in Senior High Trade School. Rev. Doyle Frazier gave the invocation and retirement remarks by Buford Fisher. Mrs. Virginia Hagenbuch led the class pledge as Fisher presented the diplomas.
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Chanute School of Practical Nursing
Doyle Frazier
Buford Fisher
Virginia Hagenbuch
Fisher
Letty Gaier
Martha Moody
Frazier
Marian Jackson
Rosella J. Oliver
Thelma Wolfe
Norma J. Wright
Chanute
Dessie Linthicum
Isiah V. Maness
Dick A. McHatton
Helen L. Washington
Iola
Martha Ann Grieder
Hartford
Helen L. Holmes
Evelyn Irene Stoltz
Ottawa
Vera A. Lewis
Coffeyville
Vyrl
Morrison
Minnie A. Anholtz
Yates Center
Weather figures and forecasts for Topeka area
Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms through Saturday. Tonight low near 70, high Saturday 85 to 90. Kansas showers expected tonight with varying rainfall across cities. temperatures Thursday ranged from 78 to 90 in Topeka area.
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Topeka
Kansas
Atlanta
Eureka
Cherryvale
Wamego
Manhattan
Hill City
Garden City
Dodge City
Vernight
Goodland
Hutchinson
Couple Arrested In Drug Case In Kansas City
A tavern owner Donald Eugene Reppert aged 35 and his wife Eugenia 34 were arrested Thursday night in a drug smuggling case linked to a Kansas prison. They were booked and released on bond. Earlier prison guard Ernest Eugene Loman was arrested with drugs found in his pockets after taking a package from the Reppert tavern.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Lansing
Donald Eugene Reppert
Eugenia
Wyandotte County
Ernest Eugene Loman
Earthquake Hits Four Turkish Provinces
An earthquake struck Erzerum Mush Tatvan and Bitlis killing 34 and destroying 80 percent of structures. Sixty five people were reported injured as hospitals and police stations collapsed. The tremor lasted about 20 seconds and was felt in neighboring Soviet Russia with a 9 on the 12 point scale.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Erzerum
Mush
Tatvan
Bitlis
Milliyet
Russia
Tass
Moscow
Body Identified at Ft. Riley Railroad Tracks
Ft. Riley authorities identified the man found along railroad tracks Tuesday morning as Pfc. Leif Allen Talgo 21 of Fairhaven Massachusetts. Identification was made through dental work.
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FT. Riley
Kan
Military Post
Pfc
Leif Allen Talgo
Fairhaven
Mass
Boyd to Speak at Sedgwick County GOP Meeting
McDill Huck Boyd, a 1964 gubernatorial candidate, will be the keynote speaker Saturday at noon for the Sedgwick County Republican Central Committee organizational meeting in Wichita.
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Wichita
Lunar Orbiter Camera Trouble Could Delay Moon Landing Site Mapping
The Lunar Orbiter reports camera problems on high resolution gear that may force a refly to obtain close up images of Apollo landing sites. Ground equipment conversion issues are cited though officials say initial frames appear solid.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S. Space Agency
America
Moon
Clifford Nelson
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