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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1966

Page

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U S Planes Strike North Vietnamese Torpedo Boats

U S Navy planes attacked two North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin, destroying one and damaging the other. The action boosted carrier air losses to three destroyed and three damaged since. pilots also hit SAM sites near Vinh and Hai Phong.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Gulf of Tonkin Vinh Haiphong Hanoi Panhandle Demilitarized Zone

Ensley to speak at 9th Biblesta Parade in Humboldt

Harold Ensley renowned outdoorsman and radio TV figure will headline Humboldt's 9th annual Biblesta Parade. The event on Oct. 1 features several registered floats from local organizations and churches including Garden of Eden by Humboldt BPW and Jesus in the Temple by Humboldt M E.

Humboldt Harold Ensley R. W. Blattner Ensley KCMO Kansas City John Fiene Blattner Humboldt Business

Intercepted Letter Dear Cha

An intercepted note discusses modern air conditioning and swimming pools reducing the August heat wave, noting the season's weather lessening the once dreaded dog days.

Cha

Small Craft Flee From Storm Faith

Hurricane Faith churned toward the Atlantic with winds easing from 120 to 100 mph as it neared Cape Kennedy and moved toward St. Augustine Florida. Gales spread 600 miles,Cape Fear to Virginia Capes. Mariners were warned to stay in protected waters while Faith drifted northwest at seven mph and eyed a shift toward a northerly course.

Miami Fila Faith Cape Kennedy Virginia Atlantic Cape Fear N.C Virginia Capes Florida St. Augustine Fla Cape Hatteras U.S

Leased Cadillac Suffered Crash At 2nd And Wilson

Dr. J. D. Satterfield of Humboldt claimed the accelerator stuck causing a 2nd and Wilson collision. The leased 1965 Cadillac damaged about $900. the car struck a tree and crossed into Virgil Kessinger’s lawn at 125 S Wilson. Kessinger lawn and water drain incurred $20 damage.

J. D. Satterfield Humboldt 2Nd Wilson Satterfield Virgil Kessinger S. Wilson Ranz Motor Co Kessinger

Missing $60 Report At Deep Rock Station

A Deep Rock filling station attendant reported at 10 40 a m today that $60 was missing from the office. He left to attend a car, returned to count money, and found the cash gone.

Deep Rock S. Lincoln

Neosho County 4-H Picnic Draws 300 Attendees

About 300 people attended the third annual Neosho county 4-H picnic at Central Park building Tuesday evening. The event honored businessmen and families for supporting 4-H projects with Robbe Smith, county 4-H council president, giving the welcome. Musical numbers by the Lassman Trio and Up and Atom members from People to People showcased pen pal stories.

Neosho County Central Park Building Robbe Smith County 4-H Council Lassman Up and Atom

Central Park Building Use Rules Introduced

Central Park community building requires an application filed through the city clerk Mrs. Bonnie Moffatt. The form, prepared by the building policy committee, asks for sponsor, activity type, date and hours, profit status, and for youth events, adult chaperones. Applications must be submitted at least 24 hours before the event, with keys issued after police record verification and kept at the police station to prevent scheduling conflicts.

Central Park Bonnie Moffatt

Desi Arnaz Arrested After Shots Fired Near Del Mar

SAN DIEGO AP Actor Desi Arnaz 49 was arrested on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after firing two shots at a parked car near his Del Mar home. He warned the occupants I ve got a 38 and I ll shoot your tires and car. No one was hit.

San Diego Calif Desi Arnaz Sheriff's Deputies Arnaz Lucille Ball del Mar Max Justice Justice John W. Bovee Rancho Santa Fe Stephen Beardsley Bovee

Chanute Self Service Grocery Opens Remodels in 1966 Expansion

Chanute's Self Service Grocery completes another remodeling phase and prepares for a formal opening to showcase expanded facilities at Main and Evergreen. The home owned store began in 1922 by Mr and Mrs Craig Graham and has since grown from 25 to 110 feet wide. Mrs Graham remains active, with Charles Ballou as co owner and manager in his 18th year.

Chanute Main and Evergreen Chanute and Area Craig Graham Kansas E. Main Main Self Service Graham Charles Ballou

Michigan City Endures Racial Violence and Curfews

The Associated Press reports Michigan City faced two nights of racial violence with a 18 year old Negro killed and a curfew tightening. Governor Romney refused immediate National Guard deployment, while State Police commanded 75 troopers and 14 arrests were made during a downtown march by about 300 African Americans seeking recreational facilities. In nearby Waukegan Illinois a public housing tenant eviction followed rioting as curfews remained in effect.

Associated Press Wilbert Smith Benton Harbor Mich National Guard Michigan George Romney Lansing Waukegan Ill Robert Sabonjian David Kinder

Helicopters Collision Kills Five Near Dodger Stadium

Five people died in a Tuesday helicopter collision near Dodger Stadium, with investigators later exploring a sniper possibility. Witnesses described the crash as occurring in slow motion, followed by a large explosion and flaming debris near the Pasadena Freeway. Victims included two police traffic officers and three crew aboard a traffic information helicopter and its observer.

Los Angeles Hugh Brown Pasadena Cathedral Catholic High School Max Schumacher Max KMPC Schumacher Buckley W. Newcomb San Gabriel Calif Lorraine

Windshields Shot at Two Parked Cars

Police answered two reports of vandalism last night. Marc Hoofnagle of 620 West Oak said his 1962 Ford windshield was shot with a pellet gun, while Rick Cloke of 205 South Kansas reported a pop bottle shattered his 1966 Valiant windshield.

Marc Hoofnagle W. Oak Rick Cloke S. Kansas

Tribune Phone Contact Line Guidance

The notice advises calling Tribune for service via your carrier and provides an after hours number HE 1 3400 to reach him after 6 p.m. It directs readers to use the alternative contact if the primary line is unavailable.

Tribune

Fire destroys Greenleaf School in Kansas town

A combination grade and high school in Greenleaf was destroyed by fire Tuesday night. The building was completely gutted, according to Washington County sheriff's deputies. Greenleaf lies about 10 miles southeast of Washington.

Washington, Kan Greenleaf Washington Washington County

Weather outlook with highs in the upper 80s to 90s

Today's conditions feature partly cloudy skies with a few scattered thunderstorms in western Kansas. Temperatures should reach the upper 80s to low 90s with overnight lows 60 to 70, and scattered showers possible Thursday across the state.

Topeka Kansas Weather Bureau

Taylor Buys Property At Sheriff's Sale

Taylor Glenn, tenant at 219 W Elm, purchased the property at a public sheriff sale in Nuevo County. Sheriff George Neely said the high bid was 4050 dollars, meeting the two thirds of the appraised value 5000 dollars to settle the estate after a rescheduled auction due to a mistaken appraisal.

Glenn Taylor W. Elm Neosho County Sheriff's Office George Neely Taylor Neely

Pat Morris returns to work at Oregon plywood plant

Pat Morris rejoined 315 workers at the International Paper Co plywood plant in Gardiner Oregon after a weeklong strike. She wears different clothes from those worn at the strike's start while resuming duties.

Gardiner, Ore Pat Morris International Paper Co

Thayer Fair Kicks Off With Parade Rodeo and Music

The 55th annual Thayer Homecoming picnic and Fair starts at McLachlen Park. Exhibits must be entered by 7 p.m. tomorrow and stay until 9 p.m. Saturday. Premiums totaling 200 dollars await winners. Opening day features a free shadea at 7 30 p.m. sponsored by the Thayer Saddle Club.

Thayer McLachlen Park Thayer Saddle Club Thayer Chamber of Commerce Thayer Fair Association Parsons Katy Municipal Band

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Lois Erickson Rhodes Danehower Mrs Robert Smith Eatch North U. S North Viet Nam U.S. Air Force Marine and Navy Biblesta Ricane Russ Corbitt Michigan City Romney Frederick Dodger Stadium Peter Lynch Alex E. Ilnicki Inglewood Larry D. Amberg Wesley Valliere Unified District 413 Teachers Association The Associa Tion Dale Ward Linda Holtzman Valliere Dale Eggen Carol Bobek Alcott Pat
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