Saturn 1 rocket launches space bird satellite to measure debris
CAPE KENNEDY Florida AP reports a Saturn 1 booster successfully placed a "space bird" satellite into orbit to count meteorids. The mission aims to record impacts with space debris using electronic "squawks" as the satellite unfolds its wings and deploys a camera on the second stage for clear deployment images from Antigua Island observers via space TV.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Antigua
Atlantic
Space Agency
Pegasus
Flight Control Center
Governor Expects Longer Kansas Session Over Rooted Disputes
Governor William H. Avery warned the Kansas legislature may extend beyond the usual 9 days as debate over the school foundation program and junior college bill slows. A court reapportionment ruling could push sessions into mid to late April. a suit challenges the House membership formula sits before the Kansas Supreme Court.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Kansas Supreme Court
Avery
State Supreme Court
Two Women Hospitalized After Family Fight
Two women were hospitalized with head and face wounds after a family fight at 1319 S Highland yesterday afternoon. The estranged couple Frank and Sedalia Carder and daughter-in-law Mrs Ray Carder were involved, at the home of their son Everett Carder. The Carders, married 50 years, were divorced in district court October 6 with final decree to come later. Carder, 74, and Sedalia, 67, were treated for cuts. Mrs Ray Carder’s age was not listed. Carder collapsed and was taken into custody by son Elmer Carder. charges are pending.
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S. Highland
Frank
Sedalia Carder
Ray Carder
Everett Carder
Frank Carders
Carder
Elmer Carder
Lige Matlock
Matlock
Kansas Withholding Tax Bill Moves Forward
A bill to establish a state income tax withholding system passed the Kansas House Assessment and Taxation Committee for introduction and study. The plan would require employers to withhold 15 percent of the federal withholding amount for state taxes, with action likely postponed pending a separate rate increase bill.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas House
Committee For Study
Salina Man Killed in U S 40 Crash East of City
Herman F. Johnston aged 46 of Salina was fatally injured in a traffic accident last night on U S 40 about three miles east of Salina Kansas according to AP report.
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Salina, Kan
Herman F. Johnston
Salina
Kan
U. S. 40
Here
Kansas Schools Receive Federal Work Study Grants
Washington AP reports three Kansas schools were awarded a total of 44021 dollars under the Economic Opportunity Act to fund student work study programs. Washburn University Topeka received 37454 dollars, Hutchinson Junior College 3718 dollars, and Friends University Wichita 2849 dollars.
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Washington
Kansas
Office of Education
Washburn University
Topeka
Hutchinson Junior College
Hutchinson
Friends University
Wichita
Search Continues For Missing Kansas Woman Pauline Tipton
MOUND CITY Kansas AP Sheriff Bryan Harold directs a search for 68 year old Pauline Tipton missing since February 8. Her husband Walter Tipton said he last saw her when their pickup slid into a ditch near Pleasanton and she went to get a tow. A chilly rain fell that night.
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Mound City
Kan
Bryan Harold
Pauline Tipton
Walter Tipton
Pleasanton
School Nurse Plea Over Student Illnesses in Chanute
Chanute schools nurse Mrs. Margaret Wood urges parents to keep children home if they show symptoms such as sore throat upset stomach flushed face red and watery eyes nasal discharge persistent cough rash or fever of 99 degrees or higher. Dismissal will occur for these signs and a doctor note may help indicate activities permitted at school. A planning meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Hutton School will cover the tuberculosis skin testing program planned for March.
Weather data yields a cooler midweek with 35 to 40 high
Area forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies through Wednesday with a colder night. Little temperature change expected Wednesday with the low in the middle 20s and the high near 35 to 40. Relative humidity at 1 p.m. and barometer readings are noted but not specified.
Kansas temperature easing after Arctic brush across state
Temperatures moderated as arctic air moved out of Kansas. Snow totals ranged from traces to 9 inches in western and northern counties, with Goodland recording 8 to 9 inches, and central areas showing 1 to 3 inches. Highs in the 30s, lows in 20s to teens in the northwest.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Garden City
Concordia
Webber
Kirwin
Lovewell
Russell
Manhattan
Dodge City
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka In February
AP report shows Kansas traffic death log from Topeka covering 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday. February figures compare 1965 1967 with 1964 baseline, noting 23 and 82 fatalities respectively across the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
New Government For South Vietnam Installed Today
In Saigon a new government led by former foreign minister Dr. Phan Van Quat and a 20 member legislative council were installed by Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh's command. Quat urged national unity and said the regime would free the army for further military duties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phan van Quat
Nguyen Khanh
Quat
Legislative Council
Khanh
Pham Xuan Chieu
Taipei
Navy
Chung Tan Cang
Bui Quang Trach
Doan Chi Khoan
Nguyen Phuc Que
Do Tan Cang
Bui Tan Huan
Tran van Kien
Viet Nam
FBI Nabs Four in Plot to Bomb Monuments
FBI agents arrested four people in New York City on charges of conspiring to blow up the Washington Monument the Statue of Liberty and the Liberty Bell. A cache of dynamite and blasting caps was found in a Bronx lot, tying to the conspiracy. Those taken into custody are Robert S. Collier 28 Walter A. Bowe 32 Khaleel S. Sayyed 22 and Michelle Duclos 28. The case outlines a broader wartime and political backdrop in Asia and Vietnam.
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Washington
FBI
Washington Monument
Canada
New York City
J. Edgar Hoover
Bronx
Robert S. Collier
Walter A. Bowe
Khaleel S. Sayyed
Michelle Duclos
Tribune Contact Pointer for Evening Calls
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier instead. If the person is unavailable after hours, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Heinkel Says Farmers Face Decisive Choice Soon
HOUSTON AP Fred V. Heinkel president of the Missouri Farmers Association warned that farmers must soon decide to gain control of farming or risk becoming property annexed to big corporations. In a talk before a joint Texas cooperative meeting Heinkel urged a rethink of policy and quoted Jefferson on tobacco planters.
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Houston, Tex
Fred V. Heinkel
Missouri Farmers Association
Heinkel
America
Texas Federation of Cooperatives
Houston Bank For Cooperatives
Texas Cooperative Gin
Ners Association
Thomas Jefferson
London
Jefferson
Missouri
Farmers
Directors for CofC Are Named
Newly elected Chamber of Commerce directors were announced by the chamber board and committee chairmen. Three-year terms: Phil Cooper, Burl Schaberg, Dwight McCreight, Jim Morris. One-year terms: Gene Orr, John Roetzer, Gail Malson, Harold Stroud. Retiring directors listed. The chamber dinner is set for April 21 with Maurice Fager as speaker. A bumper tag project, Safari Museum Chalute Kansas, is planned with sale in about 60 days.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Phil Cooper
Burl Schaberg
Dwight McCreight
Jim Morris
Gene Orr
John Roetzer
Gail Malson
Harold Stroud
H. K. Baker
C. H. Cunningham
Dave Evans
Dean Sutcliffe
Jack Loss
John McMeekin
Helen Wilson
Richard L. Ashley
Maurice Fager
First National Bank of
Safari Museum
Chanute
Kansas
Accidents kill 104000 in 1964 record year
The Public Health Service reported 104000 accidental deaths in 1964, up 3000 from 1963, with auto accidents causing 48000 deaths. The losses totaled over $15 billion and about 2 million people were hospitalized due to accidents nationwide. Dr. Paul V Joliet cited the rise in fatalities and the economic impact.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Paul V. Joliet
Division of
Crude Oil Output Drops in Kansas
Oklahoma, Kansas and California declines led to a 31 970 barrel a day drop in U S oil production last week. The Oil and Gas Journal reported the weekly total at 7 764 900 barrels compared with 7 796 870 the prior week.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
California
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Neosho unification talks in Topeka among boards and lawmakers
Chanute Erie and other Neosho county boards met with Rep. John Bower to discuss unification plans amid a legislative push. The Senate Education Committee favored a bill to validate unified districts around Chanute and Erie while un-unified districts urged alternatives. Discussion covered one or two unit options, county college implications, and potential withdrawal of petitions to allow revised plans.
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Chanute and Erie
John Bower
R. McLouth
House Education Committee
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Topeka
Neosho County
House Committee
Senate Education Committee
Chanute
Erie
Associated Press
Bower
John Shireman
Robert Ward
Chanute Board
Education Committee
Ward
Dean Foster
Floyd Naff
Shireman
William Weir
Tom Burress
Stark, St. Paul
Galesburg
Thayer
Chanute and
Harry Dean
State Department of Education
Adel F. Throckmorton
Risk Takers Are Needed
Kansas Governor Jack Lacey told the Wichita Independent Business Men's Association that the state must rely on its entrepreneurs. He urged independent businessmen to seize changing opportunities in exports, travel, agriculture, and transportation, saying future progress hinges on risk takers and enterprise in Kansas.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Jack Lacey
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Wichita Independent Business Men’s Association
Lacy
Stickup Halted by Withering State in Chicago
An elderly night clerk, Michael McLaughlin 77, deterred a would be robber at a Chicago hotel. The man demanded money but the clerk challenged him asking for a gun. The intruder left without money or weapon. Donald T. Hargadon 26, of Chicago, was arrested nearby and jailed on attempted robbery charges.
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Chicago
Michael McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Donald T. Hargadon
Hargadon
Canada
Intercepted Letter Sparks Satirical Take on Leadership
An intercepted letter riffes on diplomacy and perception, suggesting a "little green man" from Mars asking for directions to a leader. The playful note explores how signals of authority can be misread by different audiences, hinting at Cold War era anxieties and cross cultural misinterpretations.
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Mars
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Stark
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