68 Car Engines Will Be Cleaner Says Auto Leaders
Detroit AP reports four major automakers told Senate subcommittee that 1968 model cars already meet many federal air pollution standards. HEW set limits aiming about 60 percent hydrocarbon and 50 percent carbon monoxide reductions. Automakers cited ongoing work and called for more feasible solutions and information.
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Detroit
Senate
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Dmaine
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Department of Hew
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors Corp
Thomas E. Mann
The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Mann
Daylight Saving Time Debate in Kansas
A Tribune reader notes Kansas lawmakers rejected standard time continuance while federal offices would still observe DST. The writer worries about office hours and home tasks, praising DST for uniformity and citing early dawn activity at the telephone company building and Alcorn workers who start early.
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Kansas
Tribune Force
Telephone Company
Alcorn
Classified ad page move prompts reader confusion
The Tribune reports readers could not find their ads after a page shift. Head pressman Dorset Osborn believed the relocation would improve classified type reproduction, a change intended to raise ad accuracy.
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the Tribune
Dorsey Osborn
New Fireman Fred Bright Joins City Department
Fire Chief John Erickson announced the hiring of Fred Bright age 32 of 416 West Fifth as a city fireman. Bright will start work tomorrow after leaving H. K. Porter plant. Ray Atkins will transfer to the police department to fill the vacancy left by Johnnie Quinn who has joined Wichita police. Darrell Finley will become assistant fire chief succeeding Atkins. Charles Ogle remains as the other assistant chief.
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Fred Bright
W. 5Th
John Erickson
Bright
H. K. Porter
Ray Atkins
Fire Department
Police
Johnnie Quinn
Quinn
Wichita Police Department
Aikins
S. Katy
Darrell Finley
S. Grant
Atkins
Erickson
Finley
Charles Ogle
Santa Fe
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka February 1967
Topeka Kansas traffic death log shows 1967 figures for February through 9 am Monday with 59 fatalities, compared to 74 in the same period of 1966. The log covers a 48 hour window ending Monday 9 am.
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Topeka
Kansas
Intercepted Letter Discusses Vietnam Bombing and Face
An intercepted letter argues that halting bombing could save face for North Vietnam. It contrasts strategic moves with the rhetoric of face-saving in the war context.
Post Office Observes Washington Birthday Holiday
Chanute postmaster Mrs. Floyd Kelley announced that Wednesday will be a national postal holiday for George Washington's birthday. No mail delivery or window service on postal routes, but special delivery and holiday schedules will govern collection, receipt and dispatch of mail.
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George Washington
Postal Department
Floyd Kelley
Chanute
Southeast Kansas Poultry Jamboree Set At Armory
The Southeast Kansas Poultry Jamboree will be held tomorrow at the National Guard armory. A noon barbecued chicken lunch open to the public, an egg show with cash prizes, commercial exhibits and talks by poultry specialists are on the program. Registration starts at 10 15 a m and adjournment is around 3 p m. Co sponsors are the Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce Kansas State University extension service and Neosho county extension office.
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Southeast Kansas
National Guard
Chanute Area
Neely Seeks Seat on Unified School District Board
William G. Neely, R 4 farmer and stockman, filed as a candidate for Unified School District 413 board of education. Other filers include Richard V. Barnard, Dr Dwight Blackwood, Dr Billy J LaRue, and Mrs Beverly Bideau. Three of six seats will be decided April 4. filing ends at 4 p.m. today.
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William G. Neely
Farmer and Stockman
Board of Education
Richard V. Barnard
Dwight Blackwood
Billy J. LaRue
Beverly Bideau
Blackwood
Bideau
Outbreak of Vehicle Vandalism Hits Local Homes and Cars
An outbreak of tire punctures and related vandalism spread over the weekend. Cars at Senior High School and multiple local residences suffered tire damage and theft of hubcaps. A copper ice pick left in a Cadillac tire, sugar in a gas tank, and a plate glass window shot are among reports.
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Jim Cornish
N. Washington
D. M
Franks
John Brant
Dale Fairchild
N. Forest
Bombing Fails to Cut North Vietnam Infiltration Says McNamara
Secretary of Defense McNamara told a joint Senate hearing that bombing has not significantly reduced the flow of men and materiel into the South. He acknowledged limited effect but defended the air campaign as meeting its stated goals of boosting South morale, raising costs for the North, and increasing the political price of continuing the war.
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Washington
North Vietnam
South
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
McNamara
Senate Armed Service and Appropriations Committees
U.S
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Weather summary for Kansas regions and Topeka area
The report notes a trace of snow Saturday with partly cloudy skies and little temperature change tonight. It forecasts fair, slightly warmer conditions Tuesday with lows near 20 and highs in the upper 40s, while Topeka expects gradually moderating temperatures and no precipitation into mid-week.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau Today
Kansas
Lawrence
Olathe
Garden City
Pittsburg
Concordia
Neosho Memorial Hospital Lifts Visitor Restrictions
Neosho Memorial Hospital ends a week long visitor limits as patient load remains above normal. Administrator Glen Dormois notes improved care and rest for patients while allowing limited visits and specifies hours and rules for now resumed visiting.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Glen Dormois
C of C Meeting Is Tonight
The February Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce board plans a 8 o clock meeting at the chamber office. A nominating committee will be appointed and the feasibility committee will report on office remodeling. Lunch for the women’s division is tomorrow at noon at the Tioga Hotel and PR committee meets Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the office.
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Chanute Area
Tioga
Battery theft reported from tractor at Chappell's corner
R. E. Williams reports the battery from his tractor stolen within the past day or two while the machine was parked behind a vacant farmhouse near Chappell's corner, about two and a half miles from 105 N Central. Police were notified Saturday.
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R. E. Williams
N. Central
Chappell’s Corner
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Availability
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone service, contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after p.m.
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Tribune
Kansas House considers highway authority for turnpikes
A bill to create a Kansas highway authority to issue revenue bonds, build turnpikes, and lease to the Kansas Turnpike Authority was introduced in the Kansas House. Rep. James Davis and Rep. M. W. Welch said bonds could fund freeways with gasoline tax revenue, giving speedier road construction under governor control.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Highway Authority
Kansas House
James Davis
Kansas City
Robert Docking
Davis
M. W. Welch
D-Herington
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Department of Administration
Senate
House Highways Committee
House
Chest X-ray Unit Opens Seven Day Stand in Chanute
The mobile x-ray unit from the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association begins its seven day run in Chanute at the state highway building from 12 30 pm to 4 30 pm. It moves to Memorial building for free chest x rays for adults 20 and over with specific hourly blocks and repeats at Memorial building through March 2, after a prior stop in Galesburg and Thayer.
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Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Chanute
State Highway Building
Memorial Building
North Side
Galesburg
Thayer
Winters Named Parsons School Superintendent in Kansas
Dr. Melvin L. Winters, assistant superintendent in the Kansas City Kansas school system, will become Parsons district schools superintendent starting July 1. He succeeds Wallace Guthridge who retires after 26 years due to ill health. Winters holds a doctorate in education from the University of Kansas and is a Kansas State Teachers College alumnus.
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Parsons, Kan
Melvin L. Winters
Washington
Kansas City
Kan
Parsons District Schools
Wallace H. Guthridge
Winters
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
University of Kansas
Break-in Attempt At Nu-Way Laundry Reported
An apparent break-in at Nu-Way Laundry at 113 N. Allen was found at 3 30 a m yesterday. Police said a rock broke the plate glass of a west door and a neon sign bulb but no entry was made.
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Nu-Way
N. Allen
Heavy Allied Forces Report Major Coastal Battles
South Vietnamese paratroopers and U.S. Marines report 864 enemy killed in two battles 50 miles apart along South Vietnam’s central coast. Total toll exceeds 1,300 in five days near Quang Ngai City and Da Nang with 746, 346, and 400 counts attributed to ground, ground support, and bombardment. Operation Stone near Da Nang yields 11 enemy deaths. Air strikes fly 77 missions statewide as weather limits targets and assessment.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai City
da Nang
U.S
Dan Nang
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Air Force
Hanoi
Restrictions on Speck trial press drawn amid new rules
In Peoria Illinois Judge Herbert Paschen keeps strict news limits during Richard Speck eight nurse killings trial and bans publication of juror questions and answers. Police transport Speck in a van shown to reporters as he arrives at the courthouse for the start of proceedings.
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Peoria, Ill
Richard Speck
Chicago
Herbert C. Paschen
Speck
Paschen
Peoria County
Willard Koeppel
27 Freight Cars Derail at Lamar
A Frisco freight train derailed in Lamar Missouri with 27 cars off the tracks. No injuries were reported on northbound No 136. Conductor C L Allison of Fort Scott Kansas said cause undetermined and the line would be blocked for a day or more to clear the wreck.
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Lamar
C. L. Allison
Fort Scott
Kan
Driver Cited After Crash
Police cited Richard L. Norris 23 of 210 W Mulberry for careless driving after a 301 E Main collision about 10 50 p m Saturday. Norris rear ended Robert L Owen 24 of R 3 causing estimated damage of 150 to the Owen Mustang 1966 and 200 to Norris 1964 Ford.
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Richard L. Norris
W. Mulberry
E. Main
Norris
Robert L. Owen
Owen
Jack Loss Files for Juco Trustee Seat
Jack Loss of 1101 W 10th, appliance dealer, filed as candidate for Neosho County Community Junior College board of trustees. He is the tenth of six positions. Other candidates include Dr. Larry McCune Wilbur Allison Earl Moore Rev. William J. Baldwin Floyd W. Naff Wilbur Thompson Chanute C P McKinnie Ralph Watkins Erie and E M Boyce Thayer. Filing deadline is tomorrow moon.
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Jack Loss
W. 10Th
Neosho County Community Junior College Board of Trustees
Larry McCune
Wilbur Allison
Earl Moore
William J. Baldwin
Floyd W. Naff
Wilbur Thompson
Chanute
C. P. McKinnie
Ralph Watkins
Erie
E. M. Boyce
Thayer
City Commission Meeting Tonight
A city commission meeting is set for 7 30 tonight in the Memorial building commission room. The session was postponed from last Monday due to the death of Fred Hayes father of City Manager R J Hayes.
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Memorial Building
Fred Hayes
R. J. Hayes
Crash Is Fatal in Wichita Car Collision
James H. Gadow aged 18 of Wichita was killed Sunday morning in a southeast Wichita crash when his car collided with another auto.
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Wichita
James H. Gadow
Mao Voices Back on Air Amid Vietnam Peace Talk Pressure
AP reports Maoists in China shift focus to foreign policy urging Hanoi to toughen terms for talks. People’s Daily blames U S and Soviet actions for pressuring Hanoi while criticizing Kosygin Wilson talks as aiding U S aggression. Mao purges in Beijing linked to cultural revolution impact.
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Tokyo
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Hanoi
Vietnam
Moscow-Peking
Peking People’s Daily
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
People’s Daily
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
London
Harold Wilson
China
Chen Yi
Peking
Mao
Liu Saho-chi
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