Probe's Wake at Air Force Academy Spurs Cadet Resignations
The Air Force Academy in Colorado reports 29 resignations amid a classroom cheating probe that began Monday. Maj. Gen. Warren notes most cadets are not involved while some involved are athletes and top students. The honor code remains central as officials promise a full report in two to three weeks.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Richard Haney
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Haney
Robert H. Warren
Warren
Academy
Air Force
Landon Spends Restful Night Hospitalized For Illness
Alf M. Landon the 1936 Republican presidential nominee was hospitalized after illness at home. The 77 year old former Kansas governor spent a restful night under observation and was reported to be discharged home around Monday.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Kansas
Crash Fatal Near Holton Kills Argonia Man Hueback
Robert Lee Hueback aged 27 of Argonia was killed in a two-truck crash three miles north of Holton on U S 75 Friday. Hueback was a passenger as both truck drivers were taken by tractor trailer to a Holton hospital for treatment.
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Holton
Kan
Robert Lee Hueback
Argonia
U.S
Hueback
Johnson Hospitalized With Respiratory Infection
President Johnson was rushed to Bethesda Naval Hospital in the early hours suffering from a respiratory infection. Doctors described a common cold with throat and bronchial irritation, and he slept intermittently through the morning. Johnson receives antibiotics and a cough suppressant. a vaporizer is used in his room.
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Reedy
Johnson
U.S. Naval Hospital
Washington
Bethesda
Johnson City
Tex
Kansas Keeps Oil Allowable At 300,000 Barrels Daily
The Kansas Corporation Commission maintains the monthly oil production allowable at 300,000 barrels per day for February. Purchasers’ nominations averaged 282,878 barrels daily, up 1,363 from January. Above ground Kansas crude storage was 7,570,000 barrels as of January 8, up 131,000 from December 4.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
John P. Roberts
Roberts
Unified District Public Hearings Set in Neosho County
State education officials schedule public hearings on three proposed unified school districts in Neosho County. Chanute petition covers multiple local districts and hosts the first hearing at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Chanute Senior High auditorium. Erie hearing follows at 2 p.m. Thursday at Erie High School. The Stark St Paul Galesburg Thayer group meets at 1 p.m. Feb 1 in Erie courthouse.
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Neosho County
State Department of Public Instruction
Chanute
Erie
Stark
St. Paul
Galesburg
Thayer
Earlton
Union Valley
Neosho Valley
Rural
Hillcrest
Fairfield
Erie High School
Johnson Excellent In Recent Tests
Washington AP report notes President Johnson’s hospitalization for a respiratory infection one month after doctors said he was in excellent physical shape. The piece lists past illnesses including a 1955 heart attack and a 1963 kidney issue, plus bronchiectasis and recent sun-related skin growth removals, with commentary from Dr. John Willis Hurst on his health outlook.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
John Willis Hurst
Department of Medicine
Emory University
Atlanta
W L White to Speak at Kansas Native Sons Banquet
W L White editor of the Emporia Gazette and roving editor of Reader's Digest will headline the Kansas Native Sons and Daughters banquet on January 28 in Topeka. White joined the Gazette in 1914 and has served as editor since 1944, with prior stints at the Washington Post and Fortune Magazine and authoring several books.
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Topeka
William L. White
Emporia Gazette
Reader’s Digest
The
Kansas Native Sons and Daughters
White
Gazette
William Allen White
Kansas
Washington Post
Fortune Magazine
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday shows 3 fatalities in January 26, 1965 period, compared with 38 in the same 1964 span. Officials record daily toll across Topeka area and state roads.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bureau of Mines Forecast For February Domestic Crude Demand
The Bureau of Mines forecasts domestic crude oil demand at 7.82 million barrels daily for February, up from 7.795 million barrels per day forecast for January. The AP report notes February's estimate reflects market demand expectations in Washington.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Intercepted Letter to Cha Mentioning Bugs and Glass
An intercepted letter to Cha notes bugs getting through bullet-proof glass with a personal sign off Yours. The fragment suggests a security or espionage context and a casual closing.
Weather Summary for Area This Date
Weather briefing shows yesterday’s precipitation at 1.82 inches with a cold trend ahead. Expect considerable cloudiness and much colder tonight with light freezing rain or drizzle changing to freezing rain or snow this evening, ending Sunday forenoon. Sunday remains partly to mostly cloudy and very cold with a low near 20 and a high near 39.
Winter storm hits western Kansas with heavy snows
A winter storm dumped snow and ice on western and northern Kansas and moved out, leaving cold air. Norcatur recorded the heaviest snowfall at one foot while Atwood Oberlin had six inches and Bird City Garden City four inches. Winds reached 30 to 40 mph in parts of the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Michell
Lincoln County
Norcatur
Atwood
Oberlin
Bird City
Garden City
Stockton
Smith Center
Cawker City
Saigon monk commits suicide amid protests and clashes
In Saigon Viet Nam a monk killed himself with a knife as Buddhists intensified efforts to topple Premier Tran Van Huong. Paratroopers clashed with about 800 monks and followers at Buddhist headquarters while troops patrolled the city to guard embassies and other sites amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Children Rescued From Sinking Car In Swollen Creek
Five Golay children aged 7 to 17 escaped unharmed when their 1956 Pontiac was swept from a low water bridge into Village Creek near town. Robert, 17, drove. he and Chris, 13, rescued younger siblings as water rose over the car. Rescue efforts involved a rope and help from local residents and officers.
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John Golay
Rainswollen Village Creek
Robert
Chris
Paul
David
Mary Beth
Britton Thompson
Junior McIintyre
Chanute
Wilson
Neosho
Highway Patrol
Police Raid Finds Arsenal At School
Washington AP reports police, tipped off, searched 14 Bertie Backus Junior High lockers Friday morning and found two loaded .22 revolvers a homemade zip gun knives including switchblades a straight razor scissors and other weapons. Students and parents were subpoenaed to a detective bureau meeting after tips that items would be used in an after school fight set for Friday following a prior basketball game beating.
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Washington (Ap
Bertie Backus
Detective Bureau Squadron Room
Backus
Paul
Man seeks 83090 in suit over razed apartment building
Isi Wenesky of Los Angeles says a wrecking company carelessly demolished his apartment while intending to raze a neighboring structure. He filed suit in Superior Court for 83090 plus 50000 punitive, 30000 property damages, and 3000 back rent since last December. Company officials blamed confused orders and say the wrong building was targeted before it was razed.
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Superior Court
Wenesky
Wrecking Company
Venesky
Richard D. Cloke Jury Trial Set For Monday
A jury trial for Richard D. Cloke of Chanute on a rape charge involving a Chanute girl is scheduled to begin Monday at Erie court. Cloke is free on bond, with the alleged incident said to have occurred at the Country Club during swimming season.
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Richard D. Cloke
Chanute
Erie
Cloke
Regents Study U S Aid For National Defense Loans
Kansas Board of Regents names a three member committee to study state aid matching funds for federal national defense educational student loan programs. CleMent Hall leads. The board also consolidates art programs at Kansas State University into one department and approves hiring Charles V Jakowatz as dean of engineering at Wichita State University. They seek 2 867 000 dollars to replace fire damaged facilities and 252 809 for equipment and emergency facilities. A private capital housing policy is adopted. Other actions include appointing regents to Washburn Municipal University of Topeka board, praising Clyde Reed and W F Danebarger, replacing them with Eldon Sloan and John F Eberhardt, studying a Daisy Field dorm overpass, granting a one year leave to R Bruce Cutler for a Fulbright in Paraguay, Pittsburg State College parking plan, elevating Cade Suran to athletic director, and naming Charles Brehm to coach
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
Clement Hall
Henry Bubb
Regent
Washburn Municipal University of Topeka Board of Regents
Clyde Reed
Parsons
W. F. Danebarger
Concordia
Eldon Sloan
John F. Eberhardt
Wichita
Daisy Field
R. Bruce Cutler
Wichita State
National University of Paraguay
Pittsburg State College
City of Pittsburg
Cade Suran
Fort Hays State College
Charles
Chuck) Brehm
Churchill Deteriorates as Churchill Grandson Born
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill's condition worsened after a stroke while his physician Lord Moran notes a restful day but deterioration. At the same time, Churchill's first great grandson named Winston Spencer Churchill was born to Mrs Minnie Churchill, 24, wife of the former prime minister's grandson and namesake.
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London
Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Churchill
Winston
Minnie Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
Four El Doradoans Die in Freezing Rain Plane Crash
In Syracuse Kansas a single engine plane with four El Dorado men aboard crashed short of the airport in freezing rain. W Grant Green editor of the Butler County News owner of the plane, Warren Coutts lawyer, Robert Haberlein clothing store partner, and Merrill Westlund director of the county mental health center were killed. They were en route to Aspen Colorado for a weekend ski trip. The wreck showed ice on the windshield and plane parts. Survivors include spouses and children. the men were law partners and active in local business and civic life.
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Syracuse
Kan
el Dorado
W. Grant Greenbank
Butler County News
Warren
Bud) Coutts
Robert Haberlein
Men’s Clothing
Augusta
Merrill Westlund
Butler County Counseling and Mental Health Center
Aspen
Colo
Ralph Eyer
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Angela Kay
Larry Dalton
Mrs. Cat
Mommie
Tribune
Lois Erickson
New York
George G. Barkley
Gould
Maryland
Camp David
Hubert H. Humphrey
Chevy Chase, Md
W. L. White
Cha
Yours
Saigon Monk
Los Angeles
Isi Wenesky
Kansas State University Home Economics and
Architecture and Design
Charles V. Jakowatz
Schenectady
N.Y
Wichita State University
Jakowatz
Kansas State University
General Electric Research Laboratory
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
Legislature
Eyer
Greenbank
Friends
Colorado
Ever
Persis
Larry
Randy
Jamie
Janet
Sally
Haberlein
Suzie
Robby
Mary Suzanne
Westlund
Elaine
Kim
Todd
Peggy
Coutts
W. H. Coutts Jr
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