King Pursues March Plan Despite Chicago Court Order
Civil rights leaders face a temporary restraining order limiting demonstrations in Chicago. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. says marches probably will resume Sunday and vows mass participation if needed. Judge Harrington restricts protests to 500 people, daylight hours, with 24 hours notice to police. King calls the injunction unjust and says it will mobilize and unite civil rights groups.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
West Side
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Florida
Mississippi
Georgia
Aiuppa Sentenced to Jail for Dove Possession
Jo seph Aiuppa, a Chicago gambling figure, received three months in jail and a $1000 fine after being convicted of illegally transporting and possessing 530 mourning doves from Kansas to Illinois. Sentencing followed a June trial in Fort Scott with a 10 day stay granted and release on $500 bond. The doves were shot in Crawford County in 1962 when the possession limit was 48.
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Topeka
Chicago
Joseph Aiuppa
U.S
George Templar
Aiuppa
Fort Scott
Kan
Kansas
Templar
Crawford County
Neosho County GOP selects leaders at courthouse meeting
Erie Marlin Blackston of Chanute was re elected chair man of the Neosho County Republican committee at a 50 person gathering in the county courthouse. Re elected were Mrs Russell Page vice chair man and Mrs Reuben Burkman treasurer. Louie Rogers was chosen secretary. A fundraising dinner was planned for Sept 26 with Governor William Avery to speak and other candidates invited. location to be announced.
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Erie
Marlin Blackston
Chanute
Neosho County
Republican Committee
Russell Page
Reuben Burkman
Page
Burkman
Louie Rogers
Burtis Long
William Avery
Air service back to normal as five airlines end strike
Five major airlines Eastern United Northwest National and Trans World reached a new contract with the AFL CIO machinists union ending the six week walkout. Planes began flying again and full schedules were expected within 24 hours as the union confirmed the strike was over and members returned to work.
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Washington
U.S
Eastern
United
Northwest
National
Trans World
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Youth Bound Over On Robbery Charge
Wayne Howard Loman 21 of Leavenworth was bound over to district court on a strong arm robbery charge. He allegedly robbed a service station attendant of 63 dollars Aug 9 and is held on 1500 dollar bond. He claimed to be Ernest Junior Loman’s son. authorities noted his father, a Lansing Prison guard, was recently arrested for attempting to introduce contraband into the prison.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Wayne Howard Loman
Leavenworth
Loman
Kansas State
Lansing
Ernest Junior Loman
Sherman H. Crouse
Plane crashes after striking power line near West Plains
A small plane piloted by Jim Parker of Springfield and carrying student William Holden of Mountain View hit a 7200 volt wire while simulating a forced landing ten miles southeast of West Plains. Parker was cut on the nose but both survived with no serious injuries.
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West Plains
Jim Parker
Springfield
William Holden
Mountain View
Parker
Holden
Luci Johnson Nugent Visits Austin for Housekeeping Preview
Luci Johnson Nugent and husband Patrick visited Austin to plan their new home while Luci takes part time courses at the University of Texas. She quipped about security, attended weddings of Kath leen Carter and Patsy Derby, and outlined plans to furnish a livable apartment as they begin married life.
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Austin
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Texas
Patrick
Luci
Kathleen Carter
Cliff Carter
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Patsy Derby
Johnson
Pat
Betty Beal
Bitsy Barclay
Betty
University of Texas
White House
Nugents
Mrs. Citizen
Penn
Traffic Fatalities Log Reports Summer Toll in Topeka
An AP summary from Topeka lists Kansas traffic deaths showing 37 for August 1966 and 427 for the comparable 1965 period, with 407 fatalities recorded in the year to date.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chamber Plans Tourist Survey in Chanute Area
The Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce joins 23 Kansas chambers in a state survey of tourist interest and needs. Leslie P. Frazier of Kansas State University outlines two surveys one for non-residents by Sept 1 and a resident survey in September and October to guide future recreation and business planning. An evening briefing is set for Sept. 21 with Frazier assisting.
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Chanute Area
Chambers of Commerce
Frazier
Chanute
Arkansas Wrapping Controversy Flairs Over Whipping
William King Jackson, 27, of Gresham South Carolina, filed a six page petition in U.S. District Court alleging he was whipped July 29 for failing to gather okra he could not see. The case revives a 1963 dispute over corporal punishment at the state penitentiary and its new rules.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
William King Jackson
Gresham
S.C
U.S. District Court
U.S
Penitentiary Board
Dan Stephens
O. E. Bishop
Jackson
Okra
State Attorney General’s Office
Oren Harris
Death Toll Mounts In Turkeys Quake
Turkish officials and rescue teams report nearly 1,000 dead with the toll likely rising above 3,000 after a powerful earthquake devastates eastern Turkey. Army and civilian responders struggle through rugged terrain to reach ruined villages, with thousands injured and Varto hit hardest.
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Istanbul
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Hinis
Mus
Bingol
Bitlis
Air Force
Aussies Chase Cong Remnant After Battle Near Saigon
Australian infantrymen hunted remnants of a North Vietnamese battalion 40 miles southeast of Saigon after artillery fire killed at least 227. Gen Westmoreland praised the Australian action as a significant victory.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Yates Center Grant Ok'd
Washington AP reports four Kansas towns received HUD grants for municipal improvements. Yates Center got 5200 to plan water and sewer upgrades. Coffey and Bern, each 1300, and Mayetta 800 received advance planning funds.
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Washington
Kansas
Housing and Urban Development Department
Yates Center
Coff and Bern
Mayetta
Weather Update From Topeka and Surrounding Areas
Thunderstorms delivered heavy rain across eastern Kansas with scattered showers expected tonight. Temperatures today ranged from the low to mid eighties with high twenties in barometric readings and rainfall totals reported in Axel Emmett Dunlop Eureka St Francis and Bird City.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Axel
Emmett
Dunlop
Eureka
St. Francis
Bird City
Garden City
Olathe
Goodland
Wichita
Hutchinson
Missile Film Made for Navajos
White Sands Missile Range officials prepared a movie with a Navajo dialect soundtrack to explain the Pershing re entry test missiles flying over the Navajo reservation. The film will be shown during the September 8 to 11 Navajo tribal fair in Window Rock Arizona.
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WHITE SANDS _ MISSILE RANGE
N.M
Green River
Utah
New Mexico
White Sands
Window Rock
Ariz
Intercepted Letter to Cha Reflects Fishing Profits
An intercepted missive notes keeping a whale would be about as profitable as most other fishing experiences, reflecting maritime trade and whaling life. It presents a personal view on the economics of catching large marine game.
Tribune Phone Contact and After Hours Number
Instructions urge readers to call their Tribune phone or, if unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 pm. The note emphasizes reaching a carrier and provides an after hours contact for assistance.
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Tribune
Warning sounded on pharmacy shortage in Kansas
Lawrence Kan AP The dean of the University of Kansas Pharmacy School Howard E Mossberg warned the current shortage of pharmacists could have serious health field ramifications. He noted 47 seniors among 150 enrolled and Kansas needs at least 75 new pharmacists a year. Mossberg cited a growing HEW scholarship fund with $9600 available now and $19000 next year to ease the shortage.
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Returns on Whale Venture Fall Behind Expectations
Seattle aquarium owner Ted Griffin says he lost money on Namu the killer whale. Namu died July 9 after capture in 1965. Griffin notes costs of about $100000 to keep Namu over winter and forecasts possible future gain if a film succeeds.
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Seattle, Wash
Seattle
Ted Griffin
Griffin
Griffin’s Aquarium
Rich Cove
Puget Sound
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