Saturn 1 moonship flight advances Apollo program
NASA reports the unmanned Saturn 1 flight met objectives with only minor issues and no spacecraft problems. Astronauts Grissom White and Chaffee foresee a December start to manned Earth orbit tests to reach the moon by 1968, pending final analysis in about three weeks and a decision by October or November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
America
Navy
Roger B. Chafee
U.S
Grissom, White and Chaffee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George E. Mueller
NASA
Neosho 4-H Appreciation Event with Local Businessmen
Neosho county 4-H'ers host a picnic at Central Park Community building on Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Businessmen and families are invited as guests as the 3rd annual event thanks supporters of 4-H work and projects.
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Neosho County
Central Park
Tribune Phone Contact for After Hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone you should contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Five Die in Mass Shooting by Jilted Suitor in New Haven
A 26 year old man fired a carbine at a six room New Haven housing project home killing five people and wounding two, then fled in a car with two loaded weapons. He used aliases Arthur Davis and Willie Davis and was captured in New Jersey after a 45 mile chase. The victims included Mrs. Marcy McClease’s family friends and relatives.
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New Haven
New Jersey
Trenton
Davis
New Jersey Turnpike Patrol
New Brunswick
Mary Menchacha
Faith Edges Near A Target Area
Hurricane Faith nears a designated arc off the Leeward Islands as scientists prepare to test silver iodide bombardment from Florida to disrupt the storm. A northward shift reduces danger to Puerto Rico and advances plans for possible dawn action if cooperation and conditions allow.
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Miami
Fla
Faith
Leeward Islands
Tropics
Washington
California
Florida
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Cecil Gentry
U.S
Stormfury
Anguilla
Leewards
San Juan
Orientation Event For Sophomores At School Assembly
Principal Garry Church reminded all Senior High School sophomores of an orientation assembly at 8 a.m. Monday in the school auditorium. All incoming sophomores should attend the orientation and may pay their fees after the assembly.
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Garry Church
Weather Outlook For Kansas Warmer With 90s Expected
TOPEKA AP The Weather Bureau predicts fair and warmer weather across Kansas today with temperatures possibly reaching 90 degrees. The warming trend should continue into tomorrow with upper 80s to low 90s and overnight lows in the 60s. Highs were mainly in the 80s statewide with Goodland and Hill City at 88 and Dodge City Pittsburg Olathe Wichita at 83.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Goodland
Hill City
Dodge City
Pittsburg
Olathe
Wichita
Garden City
Concordia
Emporia
Napalm Run by Error Hurts U S Forces Near Saigon
Fiery napalm bombs dropped by mistake on elements of the U S 1st Infantry Division during jungle fighting about 20 miles north of Saigon. Maj. Gen. De Puy said seven Americans were killed and more than 20 wounded, as Viet Cong losses topped 53. The incident followed close after a clash with the Phu Lai Battalion.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
William E. de Puy
de Puy
Lai Khe
U.S
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Budget Director Sees Possible 1968 Budget Without New Taxes
State Budget Director James Bibb says a stronger than expected general fund balance at end of fiscal year June 30 does not mean overfinancing. It could allow funding the 1968 budget without new taxes, depending on continued economy and inflation impact on expenditures. He notes inflation raises revenues but also expenditures and references an airline strike settlement’s possible wage effect.
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Topeka
James Bibb
Bibb
William H. Avery
Pocono
Pennsylvania
New York
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Springs
Zanesville
Ohio
Samuel Gray
West City
Illinois
Fireclaims Man In Wellington Home Blaze
A Wellington man named Arthur Randel about 60 died in an early morning house fire that destroyed his home. He lived alone while his wife vacationed in Colorado with relatives. Randel formerly worked at a Wichita aircraft plant and had been in ill health recently.
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Wellington
Kan
Arthur Randel
Colorado
Randel
Wichita Aircraft
Lisbon Earthquake Sends Hundreds Into Streets in Night Attire
An earthquake jolted the Lisbon area today forcing hundreds of residents into the streets in their night clothes. Officials reported no immediate major injuries and described the tremor as widespread across the capital and surrounding districts.
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Lisbon
President Johnson Links Violence to Failure in Global Quest
President Johnson urged Soviet cooperation to curb nuclear war threats and framed violence as a face of failure. He said foreign policy must mirror domestic policy and that the United States should present a consistent liberal democracy image from Denver to Hanoi. He spoke at the national reactor testing station in Arco and outlined a broader approach in Denver, with weekend appearances across several states.
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Arco
Idaho
Johnson
America
Denver
Des Moines
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
Colo
Washington
Pryor
Oklo
United States
Soviet Union
German Reappointed to Neosho Memorial Hospital Board
Neosho County Commissioners reappointed David German of 601 S Larson and Ed Naanes of R 2 Erie to the Neosho Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees. German replaces Walter Poor, longtime chair, as term runs to April 1, 1970. Board members include Virgil Mix Stark Dale Painter Dwight Wallingford.
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David German
S. Larson
Ed Naanes
Erie
Neosho Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Neosho County
German
Knight & German
Virgil Mix
Stark
Dale Painter
Dwight Wallingford
Chanute
Board of County Commissioners
Kenneth Casper
Ray Coder
L. W. Thurman
Traffic Fatalities Reported In Topeka For Week
Traffic death log for Topeka shows 0 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Friday. For August total 52 deaths, 1966 total 442, compared with 413 in the comparable 1965 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Theft of lightning rods and copper from Wilson County farm
Theft reported at the Leon Franklin residence 111 S Lafayette one and a half miles south of Vilas. About 250 pounds of copper were taken and roof damage occurred when lightning rods and copper cable were removed from the house and barn.
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Wilson County
Leon Franklin
S. Lafayette
Vilas
Franklin
Overland Park Man Killed In One Car Crash
Earl G. Parmenter, 43, of Overland Park, died in a single vehicle crash on U. S. 69 in the early hours today.
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Overland Park, Kan
Earl G. Parmenter
Overland Park
U. S. 69
Intercepted Letter Recounts Cost Comparison to Fireworks
A reader notes that when considering space rocket experimentation the colleague at the next desk likens it to a group of boys with too many fireworks. The remark reflects a lighthearted take on expensive aerospace efforts.
Freewaysreshape towns boosting jobs and growth nationwide
An Associated Press survey shows Interstate 70 and other freeways spurring new motels, gas stations, and factories, lifting towns along main routes while smaller towns back from the roads face decline. Officials note quick gains then steadier growth with mixed opposition and occasional violent clashes over routes.
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Abilene
Associated Press
Robert Conway
Massachusetts Department of Commerce and Development
California
Dursmuir
Siskiyou County
U.S. 40
Joliet
Til
Chicago
Utah
Kamaraville
State
Bureau of Public Roads
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Globe
Pacific Ocean
Neosho 4
Parkers
Russ Corbitt
R. J. Hayes
Neil White
Dover
N.C
Richard Leathers
Caroline Sykes
Michael
Mrs. McClease
Leatrice McClure
Royal MceClease
Cha
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wakeeney
Roy Hollingshead
Kansas Town
Bill Gaschler
Harrisburg
Maryland Line
Delaware
Tifton
John Parkeson
Redlands
Calif
Ralph Merritt
Iowa
Maryland
Tom Konstant
White Marsh
Route 40 Businessmen’s Association
Elkton
Perryville
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