Extended Life Expected For Arms Control Agency
President Johnson asked Congress to extend the life of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency for four years and to provide 55 million dollars for its expenses. He argued continued leadership in peace efforts is essential to U.S. security and nonproliferation remains a top goal. Agency Director Foster said current funding ends June 30 and the extension is needed to sustain security policy.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
United States
House
Senate
William C. Foster
Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Mrs. Lee Found Dead By Husband
Esther C. Lee aged 49 was found dead in a Wilson county lakeside cabin during an anniversary trip with husband William A. Lee. An autopsy was performed and lab tests are pending. authorities say the exact cause is undetermined. Survivors include her husband, parents, a son and siblings. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Chanute
Esther C. Lee
S. Lincoln
Wilson County
Albert Kihm
Neosho-Wilson County
Ralph Sumner
Fredonia
Kihm
Hubert Harris
Lee
US 75
Harris
Sumner
S. Lafayette
Howard Nelson
Duarte
Calif
Quentin Nelson
W. 4Th
Massilon Nelson
Wichita
Bob Spiva
Leavenworth
Dick Miller
Seattle
Chester Ashburn
Lenexa
John Iden
Tatum
N. M
Dorothy Nelson
W. Main
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Intercepted Letter Highlights Juror Views on Lewd Material
An intercepted letter to Cha addresses differing juror opinions on lewd material and notes the law’s failure to clearly spell out guidelines. The letter ends with a closing Yours.
Lewd Mailing Conviction Reversed for Girard Man
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the conviction of Henry J. Haldeman of Girard Kansas for mailing lewd material. The court ruled the booklets, attributed to D O Cauldwell M D, discuss sex topics for medical and educational purposes and are not legally obscene. Indictment dismissed. Justices Breitenstein and Lewis concur.
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Girard
Denver
Girard, Kan
U. S. 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Henry J. Haldeman
Haldeman
U. S. District Court
Topeka
John C. Pickett
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lawrence, Kan
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Lawrence Bee
University of Kansas
Menninger Foundation
Dr. Bee
Jean Breitenstein
David T. Lewis
Salt Lake City
Officials Survey Potential Uses For Salina Base
Salina Kansas officials heard a Washington team outline potential post base uses after the Air Force departure. The group noted Salina's marketable climate and location but cited worker skill gaps and undeveloped land. Local universities and a regional training center eyed uses for base buildings and utility systems amid jobs and payroll losses.
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Salina Base
Salina, Kan
Schling Air Force Base
Salina
Bradford
Washington
Kansas State University
Kansas Wesleyan University
Weather Today High and Low Temperatures Record
Today's high of 42 degrees occurred at midnight and again at 7 a.m. FAA station. By 1 p.m. the thermometer had fallen to 31. Winds from the north at 25 mph with gusts to 40. Precipitation today 0.02 inch, yesterday 0.02 inch. Relative humidity at 1 p.m. and barometer 29.08 inches rising. Historical highs and lows for this date are 68 and 63 degrees respectively.
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FAA
Area Forecast Weather Update
A cloudy and windy night grows much colder. Saturday shows partly cloudy skies with moderately cold conditions and reduced wind. Lows tonight range from 15 to 20 degrees. Saturday highs around 30 degrees.
Kansas Weather Quiet After Front Passes
A cold front crossed Kansas without major temperature drops or significant precipitation. Highs in the 40s to 50s were forecast but liable to lower, with tonight’s lows near 20. Light rainfall totals ranged from .11 to .36 inch across several towns, and Thursday brought mild highs from 45 at Olathe to 57 at Liberal.
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Topeka
Kansas
Trading Post
Paola
Olathe
Lecompton
Pittsburg
Liberal
Hill City
Wichita
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Friday listing 1 death for January and 16 for the year 1965. Comparable 28 deaths reported for the same 1964 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bond service on Roy L Haw ley for faulty check charge
Police served a felony check warrant on Roy L Hawley of Chanute. He was released on a $500 surety bond with a preliminary hearing set for next Wednesday in city court. The charge stems from a $196 check written to a trucking firm.
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Roy L. Hawley
Chanute
Burglars Damage Fairfield School Vault and Cabinet
Burglars entered Fairfield school east of Chanute last night prying open the vault and a filing cabinet, but left empty handed. Vault damage is estimated at 100 dollars and the cabinet at 35 dollars. Sheriff George Neely investigated, noting entry through a toilet on the north side.
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Fairfield School
Chanute
Erie
George Neely
Parking Permits Issued for 1965 by City Police
Fifteen 1965 parking permits have been issued thus far, the police department said today. The permits cost 24 dollars a year, prorated by remaining months for new holders after January, and are mainly for service vehicles making frequent short stops in metered areas. In 1964, 19 permits were issued for full and partial year.
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Police Department
Brinkerhoff in Serious Condition at Mt. Carmel
Pittsburg editor F W Brinkerhoff of the Headlight and Sun was in serious condition at Mt. Carmel Hospital. Anticipated tests began Tuesday, with doctors noting some improvement.
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Pittsburg
Kan
F. W. Brinkerhoff
Sun
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Atendants
Brinkerhoff
Tribune Phone Contact Notice
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. If the person is unreachable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Auditorium Fire Destroys Kansas State University Building
Fire early today destroyed the KSU auditorium in Manhattan. The two story stone building, erected in 1904, housed music classrooms and a 2000 seat auditorium. Roof and interior were ruined, and transformers felled electrical service to nearby buildings. No injuries reported. Fire marshal and investigators are examining cause as campus plans for a replacement auditorium lag.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Two Women Die In St. Louis Fire
A state hospital fire in St. Louis killed two women patients and threatened more than 1,000 others. About 1,200 patients were evacuated in subfreezing weather. most left in night clothes. Mrs. Sally Turpen, 67, died after collapsing in the cafeteria while awaiting word about evacuees. Cause undetermined. firemen restrained spread, completing containment quickly.
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St. Louis
State Mental Hospital
Sally Turpen
State Hospital
Turpen
South St. Louis Hospital
Robert Olsen
Death Ends Brilliant Career of Jeanette MacDonald
Hollywood mourns as Jeanette MacDonald dies at 57 in Houston after heart ailment. Gene Raymond accompanies the body. longtime collaborator Nelson Eddy expresses shock. MacDonald, beloved soprano and screen star, wed 27 years to Raymond, childless.
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Hollywood
Gene Raymond
Jeanette MacDonald
Houston
Raymond
Beverly Hill
Nelson Eddy
Miss MacDonald
Churchill Suffers Clot at Age 90 in London
London AP says Sir Winston Churchill, aged 90, suffered a cerebral thrombosis or brain blood clot after a cold. Doctors report circulatory weakness suggesting heart strain or general arterial blockage. Bulletin from Lord Moran notes the illness follows his recent cold and mentions concerns about his condition.
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London
Winston Churchill
Winston
Oil and Gas Leases Of State Near Cheyenne Bottoms
AP reports Kansas state agencies earned about 33000 in fiscal 1964 from oil and gas wells and leases. Revenue came from the Department of Revenue 20135 in royalties and rents, the Board of Regents 4674, Forestry Fish and Game 8913, with others minimal. Development is limited by land use and conservation rules, notably around Maxwell Preserve near McPherson and Finney County areas, where a few leases exist and Cheyenne Bottoms is a possible site.
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Topeka
Cheyenne
mid-Kansas
John Anderson
Cheyenne Bottoms
William H. Avery
James J. Pritchard
State Department of Revenue
Board of Regents
Social Welfare Board
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Maxwell Game Preserve
McPherson
Finney County Game Management
Maxwell Preserve
Finney County
Noel Muilendore
Howard
Kan
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Mullendore
Great Bend
Chanute Boy Charged With Burglary In Fulton Break-In
Bourbon county authorities filed a felony charge against Chester Glenn Bercow, 16, of 3% E Main, for a January 2 Fulton house burglary. A second Chanute boy, 15, is under juvenile code supervision. both admitted entering the residence and taking a .22 pistol.
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Bourbon County
Fulton
Chester Glenn Bercow
E. Main
JFK Letters Bring Big Sums At Auction
A JFK letter from age 15 sold for 2700 at an auction night in New York. Khrushchev's 1963 note to the Bolivian president fetched 1675. The sale totaled 9045 for Kennedy autographs and 55827.50 for 212 famous signatures.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Bolivia
Kennedy
Choate School
Connecticut
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Schilling Development Council
Weather Bureau
Fred Brinkerhoff
Chanute Junior College
McPherson Central
Jaco
Black Panther
Marilyn Nelson
Dawn Banz
Brenda Jackson
Susie Kruse
Judy Bird
Elaine Stevens
Bill Jenkins
K-State
Frank Beard
James A. McCain
Larry Morgan
Goodland
McCain
Fred Farr
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Robert Blackburn
Michael E. DeBakey
Duke of Windsor
Ucla Medical Center
Methodist Hospital
Churchill
Lord Moran
Sir Winston
JFK
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