Kansas Legislature To Debate Turnpikes and Time Exemption
The Kansas Legislature opens its sixth today with a push for three new turnpikes from Kansas City to Galena, Baxter Springs to Wichita, and Wichita to Hays financed by a 300 million dollar bond issue. A separate measure to keep Kansas on standard time faces debate, with a potential two cent gas tax impact discussed by leaders and Gov. Docking awaiting recommendations.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Calvin Strowig
John Conard
Greensburg
Kansas City
Galena
Baxter Springs
Wichita
Hays
Conard
Senate
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Arden Dierdorff
Rsmith Center
Robert Docking
Smith
House State Affairs Committee
State Traffic Kills In Kansas Weekend Toll
Six persons died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. In Johnson County a car collision claimed Carl E. Divin and Erma Waggoner, while Carol Divin was injured. A second fatal crash near Hutchinson involved two horses and three occupants, and other crashes killed Izzay Bressel in Kansas City Kansas and Robert Skubal in Oberlin.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Johnson County
Carl E. Divin
Shawnee
Kan
Erma Waggoner
Divin
Carol
Danny McLain
Lenexa
Everett Compton
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Harrison Williams
A. Martin
Pratt
John Hawkins
Izzay Bressel
John D. Kern
Kern
Robert Skubal
Oberlin
City Commission Meeting Rescheduled to Next Monday Evening
The city commission meeting normally held on the second and fourth Mondays is canceled for tonight and reset for 7:30 p.m. next Monday. The change postpones planned discussions and actions.
Membership Work By Ambassadors
The Ambassadors of the Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a membership work day tomorrow. They will meet at the Orchid Buffet for lunch then conduct member calls in the afternoon led by Ambassador chairman Ron Poor. The retail committee meets Wednesday at 3 p m in the chamber office with Bill Johnson as chairman.
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Chanute Area
Car Damaged South of Erie in Route 5 Crash
A 1962 Chevrolet driven by Ross Jones III of Erie received $350 damage after striking a guard rail on the old highway route a mile south of here about 4 p.m. yesterday. Sheriff George Neely said a back tire went flat causing loss of control. Jones was not injured.
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Erie
Ross Jones III
Here
George Neely
Janes
Weather Outlook Kansas Fair and Mild Through Tuesday
The area forecast calls for fair weather and a bit warmer through Tuesday with overnight lows in the middle 30s and highs 65 to 70. Topeka reports clear to partly cloudy skies, mild temperatures, and southwest winds 15 to 25 mph with no precipitation expected.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Chanute
Garden City
Goodland
Pittsburg
Supreme Court declines review of draft card burning case
The Supreme Court refused 8 to 1 to review the 1965 law banning draft card burning. David J. Miller, a 24 year old pacifist, challenged the law after conviction for burning his card at an antiwar rally. Justice Douglas alone favored a hearing. Thurmond Marshall defended the law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
David J. Miller
Miller
William O. Douglas
New York Civil Liberties Union
U.S
Thurgood Marshall
U S resumes air war against North Vietnam
The Pentagon said the U S air campaign against North Vietnam would resume after a pause observed through the lunar new year. The brief notice stated the pause was continued to avoid any possibility of mischance.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
North Vietnam
George Christian
Johnson
White House
Vietnam
North Vietnam rejects peace unless terms met
North Vietnam leader Ho Chi Minh told the Pope peace cannot return in Vietnam unless U.S. aggression ends unconditionally and South Vietnam troops withdraw. He demanded recognition of Vietnamese rights and the Viet Cong’s role, while the Pentagon announced renewed bombing as diplomacy stalled.
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Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Paul VI
Vietnam
Vietnam News Agency
VNA
Hanoi
U.S
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnam
National Front For Liberation
Viet Cong
Pentagon
U.N
U Thant
United States
Kosygin
Johnson
Wilson
Moscow
Jo College Redhead Student At Northern Arizona
A feature on Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff contrasts the stereotype of a typical male student with a red haired junior Joanne College majoring in physical education. The piece highlights campus life and gender perceptions.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Joe College
Northern Arizona University of Flagstaff
Joanne
Viet Cong Mortar Attack Hits Saigon Center. 12 Die
Viet Cong mortars hit central Saigon targeting the U.S. military command. No Americans were harmed. 12 Vietnamese and 9 soldiers died in the barrage and related explosions. Police casualties included two officers and a child, with 31 others injured.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Vehicle Burns In Erie Car Lot
A 1966 Olds on the Ewen Motor Co. used car lot in Erie burned Friday night as sheriff George Neely said someone tried to start the engine without the carburetor. The car was a total loss, extinguishers and the fire truck failing to save it.
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Erie
Ewen Motor Co
George Neely
Neely
Traffic Fatalities Log for Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday February 14 1967. Figures compare to 60 for the same period in 1966 and 55 for 1967 in this diary of accidents in Topeka and surrounding area.
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Topeka
Kansas
4 Per Cent Interest Rate Not Too High
Gov. Robert Docking defends a plan to raise inactive state funds interest to 4 percent tying it to the money market. He says 4 percent is not unreasonable and could be higher. He also discussed vet school building needs at Kansas State University with President James McCain and plans to meet Missouri and Oklahoma officials about turnpike link possibilities.
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Neosho County
Stark
Erie
Kansas State Department of Health
Chanute
Topeka
Robert Docking
Docking
Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine
James McCain
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Outreach
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact by phone, contact your carrier. If he is unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance or guidance.
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Tribune
Deportation Interference Is Refused
Supreme Court refused to block government orders that Paul de Lucia known as czar of the Chicago underworld be deported to Italy. De Lucia, 69, fights deportation arguing it would be cruel and unusual punishment. The Justice Department said he entered on a false passport in 1920, with homicide conviction in Italy and a second murder case pending.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Paul de Lucia
Justice Department and Immigration
Chicago
Italy
de Lucia
Justice Department
The
Department
United States
Life Sentence Given to former Wichita Legislator Thomas Kidwell
Thomas Kidwell, a former Wichita state legislator, was convicted of first degree murder in his wife’s death and sentenced to life in prison. The jury of eight men and four women, after a week in trial, chose life over the death penalty, with a motion for a new trial possible within five days.
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Topeka
Kan
Thomas Kidwell
Wichita
Kidwell
Marion Beatty
Private plane aims for world nonstop flight from Wichita
Pilot James Bede plans a solo non stop circumnavigation in a modified two seat glider turned fuel fueled craft. The 33 year old Cleveland aircraft firm owner has spent months building the plane at Strother Field near Wichita and hopes to depart within three months for an estimated 24 400 mile journey. Departure points could include Cleveland Columbus or Washington. Weather conditions will guide the start.
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Wichita
Jime Bede
Bede
Ohio
Cleveland
Wichita State University
Dave Blanton
Strother Field
Columbus
Washington, D.C
Ohio astronaut Bede plans extended flight with cold weather fuel plan
The Ohio State aeromedical department aids Bede for a long trip with fuel estimates improving at 32 degrees versus 80 degrees. He spent 33 hours in a mockup plane at Ohio University to gather data on personal needs. NASA provides instrumentation and living support as the aero medical team prepares food and water for the journey.
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Ohio State Aeromedical Department
Bede
University of Ohio
Aeromedical Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bede Plans Precise Runway Prep for Long Flight
Bede outlines a meticulous refueling strategy with multiple petroleum firms providing technical aid. He aims for 5,000 feet runway takeoff and 400 feet landing, using calibrated gauges, alarms, auto pilot, and rest periods to conserve fuel for an envisioned 4,000 mile reserve if weather cooperates.
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