Bound Youth Found Bound
NC State University student Glasgow was found alive tied and gagged in Becton Dormitory matching the binds used on Mc Cauley who was found dead earlier. Police questioned eight residents. authorities warn the Mc Cauley death may be self-inflicted while Glasgow calls the incident a possible prank.
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Raleigh, N.C
North Carolina State University
Kerneth Wayne Glasgow
Halifax
N.C
Raymond P. McCauley
Charlotte
McCauley
Weather forecast for Kansas cools gradually this week
Area forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies through Friday with cooler nights and a high near 50 on Friday. Forecasters expect a surge of cooler air to eastern Kansas today and mild days with dry air from a high pressure area over southern Idaho for the next two to three days.
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Topeka
Kansas
Idaho
Intercepted Letter Warns Against Campers in Flood Plain
The letter notes that parking a mobile camper in a flood plain is understandable but building a home there is folly. It emphasizes caution about placing permanent structures in risky terrain.
Planners OK Rezoning for West Plummer Shopping Center
The city planning commission recommended to the city commission that the 1100 block area west of South Plummer be rezoned to B-1 for a proposed shopping center. If the project fails, the area would revert to residential zoning. The 8-2 vote saw dissent from Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Wilson.
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City Planning Commission
City Commission
South Plummer
Planning Commission
the Tribune
Charles Berthot
Berthoz
City Commission For
Adversity Doesn't Stop Him But the Meter Maid Does
In New York a postman fought a $2 parking ticket, arguing that city regulations cannot impede mail delivery. Assistant U.S. Attorney Howard L. Stevens filed a notice of appeal for Russell B. Rucci, who double parked near the IRS while on official business. The court ordered payment or a day in jail. Rucci paid after being denied a phone call to his office.
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New York
Post Office Department
Asst
U.S. Atty
Howard L. Stevens
Rucci
United Fund Drive Closes In Chanute
Chanute United Fund board met at Neosho Memorial Hospital to close the campaign. Funds will be split among eight agencies on a 90 percent basis after failing to hit the $23,070 goal by about $2,000. 58 businesses contributed fully, and residents not reached may mail gifts to Box 264.
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Chanute United Fund Board
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Glen Dormois
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
Instructions advise dialing HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. if the Tribune phone is unreachable or the carrier cannot be contacted. The note emphasizes alternative contact timing and number.
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Tribune
Open House Tonight By Santa Claus
Santa Claus will hold open house for youngsters at his Chanute headquarters this evening and Saturday evening from 5 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. The house is at the regular location of Lincoln and Main downtown.
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Santa Claus
Chanute
Lincoln
Main
Emporia Kiwanis Plan Christmas Bus Tour for Elder Citizens
Emporia Kansas Kiwanis Club arranges an evening tour for elderly residents to view Christmas decorations. Buses provided by Kansas Power and Light will shuttle residents from rest homes through the business district and also tour nearby residential areas.
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Emporia, Kan
Emporia
Kiwanis Club
Kansas Power and Light Co
Hanoi Bombing Claims and U.S. Defense denials
Saigon reports Hanoi may be harmed by its own defenses as U S and Vietnamese sources clash over bombing raids on rail yards and truck depots. U S spokesmen deny civilian targets and cite accurate strikes while anti aircraft fire and missiles downed three American planes. Navy and Air Force units attacked missile sites and a radar van near Hanoi.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
State Department
Washington
Department
Air Force
Navy
U.S. Command
Thunderchief
Rebels Ordered Back to Work By James Hoffa
Detroit AP report states Teamsters President James R Hoffa bluntly ordered rebellious rank and file to return to work after a wildcat strike over a Supreme Court decision. He warned the action could invite accusations of defying courts and harming his case. The walkout affected long distance drivers while other sectors reported partial attendance.
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James Hoffa
Detroit
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Supreme Court
Chicago
Jerome P. Cavanah
Cavanagh
Associated Transport Inc
Ypsilanti
Nashville, Tenn
Associated Press
al Quinn
Quinn
Southeast Kansas Highways Association urges early action on four-lane roads
At Parsons the Southeast Kansas Highways Association adopted resolutions calling for early construction of four-lane freeways or turnpikes and for reinstatement of a seven million dollar federal aid deferral fund. Leonard Rude was re elected president with L Hugh Chapman and Wayne Moran as officers. 65 members attended with Chanute Chamber reps present.
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Parsons
Kan
Southeast Kansas Highways Association
Highway Commission
Turnpike Authority
Johnson
Kansas
Leonard Rude
L. Hugh Chapman
Chanute
Wayne Moran
Christmas holidays at junior college begin Friday
Friday afternoon marks the start of the Christmas break for the junior college, with classes ending at 1 0:40 a.m. to noon during the Wassail Tea at the Little Theater. Other local schools will keep classes through next Wednesday.
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Little Theater
Kansans urged to halt flood prone development on flood plains
Kansas Water Resources Board director Keith Krause warned that housing and commercial growth on flood plains raises future disaster risks. He cited rising U S flood losses and cited studies in the Marais des Cygnes Basin. He proposed flood hazard mapping and flood plain zoning as steps toward safer land use.
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Topeka
Kansas Water Resources Board
Keith S. Krause
Kansas
Krause
U.S
United States
Marais Des Cygnes
Lindsborg
McPherson
Water Resources Board
Buffalo Post Office Extends Window Hours
Buffalo Post Office extends window service from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m starting Saturday through December 23. Postmaster George E Cox announced the change and noted no Sunday service on Christmas Day.
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Buffalo
George E. Cox
Space biosatellite mission tests effects on living lifeforms
A Biosatellite 1 capsule carrying fruit flies beetles and wasps launched from Cape Kennedy probes how humans might endure long space trips. After 47 orbits the 944 pound craft will fire a retrorocket and reenter over the Pacific with recovery planned in Hawaii for study of weightlessness and radiation on biology.
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Earth
Pacific
Hawaii
Walt Disney Dies at 65 in California
Walt Disney founder of Disneyland and creator of Mickey Mouse died in Burbank at St Joseph Hospital. He underwent lung surgery last month after a lesion was found. Survived by wife Lillian and daughters Mrs Ron Miller and Mrs Robert Brown. Disney built a film empire from Snow White to Mary Poppins.
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Burbank
Calif
Walt Disney
Mickey
Disney
Disneyland
St. Joseph Hospital
Lillian
Ron Miller
Robert Brown
Entertainment
Mickey Mouse
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