Traffic Jams Loosen In New York Transit Strike
New York faced a two day transit strike that snarled Manhattan then eased to near normal by morning. Mayor Lindsay ordered no new cars and dispatched a city heli copter to view the congestion as traffic got lighter and workers arrived earlier than usual.
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New York
Manhattan
Barnes
Lindsay
Estate of Helen Peer hearing set in Chanute probate court
The Chanute Tribune reports multiple legal notices. Nellie M Lasater seeks final settlement and heirs determination in the estate of Helen E Peer deceased with a hearing set January 26 1966 in Brig City.
Film Producer Don Taylor Found Dead
Hollywood AP report notes Don Taylor 47, a film producer, was found dead near his bedroom dressing table five days after the coroner ruled Marie Mc Donald's death accidental. The coroner tied Taylor's death to possible overdose or self-inflicted action with drugs, mirroring Mc Donald's earlier verdict.
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Don Taylor
Hollywood
Marie McDonald
Donald F. Taylor
Taylor
No Charm Course For Vice Presidents
In San Francisco Pat Montandon runs an eight week charm course for 54 women tellers at United California Bank to balance books. She suggests including loan officers and other male employees. Vice President W A Maurer says it is hard for a woman to tell a bank vice president he is a slob.
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San Francisco
United California Bank
Pat Montandon
Appointment of Administrator in Pearl D. Larue Estate
In Neosho County Kansas the Probate Court appointed December 1 1965 Balch and Bailey attorneys for the administrator notify creditors heirs and legatees that demands against Pearl D Larue deceased must be filed within nine months from first publication or be barred. Period notice last published January 17 1966.
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Chanute Tribune
District Court OF
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute Fern
A. Jones
Floyd C. Puckett
District Court
Seid Court
Chanute
Neo Era
State of
Meyers
Neosho
Jean Foster
Erie
Clifford L. Gibson
Petitoner Balch & Sailey Professional Building
South Steuben Ae
West Elm Street
Worth Washington Street
North Garfield Street
West Elm
North Washington Street
Office of the Register of Deeds
Pearl D. Larue
Bus Driver Spots Fire At North Side Apartment
A Greyhound driver John C. Olliffe spotted flames pouring from a three story North Side building in Pittsburgh at 8 a.m. Sunday. He stopped his bus warned residents and led more than twenty people to safety. No injuries reported and damage estimated at 15000 dollars.
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Pittburgh
Pittsburgh
Detroit
John C. Olliffe
Greyhound
Demo Head Blasts Avery Delay Idea
Democratic State Chairman Tom Corcoran questions Gov. Avery sincerity in delaying state income tax collection to April. He calls the plan political and says it vindicates Democratic objections to the tax program. Corcoran says the tax fiasco raises doubts about revenue policy and sincerity for Kansans.
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Demo
Avery Delay
Topeka
Tom Corcoran
William H. Avery
Corcoran
Avery
Gov
Sitka Fire Destroys Historic Orthodox Cathedral
A 3.5 million fire consumes half of Sitka Alaska business district, damaging the 121-year-old Greek Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St Michael. No injuries. Gov Egan asks for disaster declaration. Sen Gruening vows rebuild. Parishioners remove icons and gold inlaid doors from the blaze.
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Sitka
Alaska
St. Michael
St. Michael’s
Ernest Gruening
Juneau
William A. Egan
Egan
Johnson
Arcbrossy Merejko
North America
Baranof Island
Fire Extinguished The Hard Way
Manistique Michigan AP reports firefighter Don Belleville reached a blaze by extreme effort after his fire truck skidded into Indian Lake on an icy hill. He grabbed a fire extinguisher and ran a quarter mile to extinguish a burning car before wreckers pulled the truck from the lake.
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Manistique, Mich
Don Belleville
Belleville
Indian Lake
Couple Found Dead in Car Near Lake Olathe
An Olathe girl and an Army man from Clifton Kansas were found dead in a car near Lake Olathe on Saturday of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning. The victims were Dianna Coats 17 and PFC Patrick Flannery 20 of the 5th Missile Battalion at the Nike base south of Gardner Kansas.
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Olathe, Kan
Clifton, Kan
Lake Olathe
Dianna Coats
Pfc
Patrick Flannery
5Th Missile Battalion
Nike Missile
Gardner
Kan
Johnson Returns Operations Base To White House
President Johnson moves his base back to the White House after gall bladder kidney stone surgery saying he is in excellent health. He has shed weight to about 191 192 pounds and appears in good spirits while continuing Viet Nam talks and upcoming State of the Union budget and economic report duties.
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White House
Dent Johnson
Burkley
State of the Union
Congress
Local Briefs From Chanute Tribune Page Ten
Chanute Tribune notes from page ten dated January 3 1966 report brief local items including community notices and small society updates. The column lists brief happenings and names connected to Chanute Kansas and nearby areas.
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John V. Lindsay
Henry A. Barnes
State OF Kansas
Helen &. Peer
Saie
Brig
Wellie mM. Lasater
Alberta Gough
Jodge
WN. Sherman, Jr
Home Savings Bulking
George Neely
Jd. W. Kensett
Howard Parsons
William Baile
Hidden Hills
Denise Karl
Denise
Miss McDonald
Harry Karl
Karl
Debbie Reynolds
Baile
Norman L. Peterson
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
South Steuben Cnanvute
Alberta Gough Propats
Flames
River Severn
Beachey
England
Caldwell
S. Santa Fe
Hardy Hop
Patrick Bernard
Beirut
Lebanon
Washington
George G. Burkley
LBJ
Texas
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
Joseph Laitin
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North Central
Susie O's
Erma. McCarthy
Dodge
Charger
Dodge Charger
Dodge Division
Ellis Dodge, Inc
North Lincoln
Chrysler Motors Corporation