Air India Jetliner Crashes on Mont Blanc Mount
An Air India Boeing 707 with 117 aboard crashed on Mont Blanc near Chamonix as it neared Geneva. 106 passengers and 11 crew were aboard. among the dead is Dr. Homi J. Bhabha. Search by helicopter confirmed no survivors.
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France
Air India
Mont Blanc
Europe
India
New York
la Tournette
Geneva
Atomic Energy Commission
Homi J. Bhabha
Vienna
International Atomic Energy Agency
Paris
London
Snow Likely Across Kansas With Light Accumulations
The area forecast calls for snow tonight and Tuesday forenoon accumulating 3 to 4 inches by morning with little temperature variation. Low tonight near 20, high Tuesday near 30. Light snow moved across Kansas as the state endures its coldest weather of the winter, with hazardous driving conditions expected.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Multiplies Grim Metaphor
A reader notes a disgruntled man at the next desk who says they must dig deeper as his savings account worsens, comparing it to a strip mine. The line captures workplace casual chatter about financial decline.
Treatment Unit For Mentally Ill In House Bill
A Kansas House bill proposes an 78000 dollar appropriation to plan new mental health facilities in the Kansas City Osawatomie area funded from the state institutional building fund. The measure moves to the Ways and Means Committee and would be available this fiscal year. The Division of Institutional Management teams favor building near Kansas City over Osawatomie State Hospital. The bill seeks supplemental FY funding totaling 179493 dollars from the general fund for several agencies including 10000 for the Capitol Planning Commission 11236 for Kansas State Fair maintenance and 28000 to replace gas lines.
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Topeka
Kansas City-Osawatomie
Kansas House
Ways and Means Committee
State Institutional Building Fund
State Division of Institutional Management
Kansas City
Osawatomie State Hospital
State Capitol Planning Commission
Kansas City to Pueblo Passenger Line Under Review
Fifteen state representatives introduced a resolution urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to deny Missouri Pacific Railroad authority to discontinue all passenger service between Kansas City and Pueblo. Sedgwick County Republicans called for a Legislative Council study of staffing and facilities for the House.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Pueblo
Sedgwick County
Legislative Council
House of Representatives
UF Meets Tonight
The annual Chanute United Fund meeting is at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Memorial building Chamber of Commerce offices. Officers for the year will be elected and six directors will succeed current terms. Attendance is open to all fund drive contributors.
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Chanute United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
Not Guilty Says Baker in Nine-Count Indictment
Bobby Baker, former secretary to Senate Democrats, pleads not guilty to a nine count indictment charging tax evasion conspiracy theft transportation of stolen money and fraud. Bail set at 5000. Clifton Jones indicted for perjury also pleads innocent. trial set for May 23.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Baker
U.S. District Court
Mathew McGuire
McGuire
Nevada
Clifford Jones
Tribune Phone Contact From Carrier Notice
If you cannot reach him, contact your Tribune carrier after 6 p.m. at HE 1 3400.
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Tribune
Johnson proposes record budget as war in Vietnam looms
President Johnson sent Congress a 112.8 billion dollar budget the largest in history with a potential for more funds if Vietnam war heats up. He warned inflation risks from military buildup and rising output, urged quick passage of a 4.8 billion tax boost, and projected a near balance despite a 2.1 billion increase in Great Society spending.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Johnson Proposes Per Capita Federal Budget Allocation
President Johnson urges a total federal budget of 112.8 billion dollars for the coming year, equating to 568.36 dollars per person based on Census estimates of 198,549,600 residents on January 1, 1967. The fiscal year ends with a public debt around 321.7 billion dollars.
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Washington
Johnson
Census Bureau
Receipts Expenditures For 1966 And 1967 Budget
A Washington AP table details the sources and allocations of funds for President Johnson’s fiscal 1967 budget, including a comparison with fiscal 1966 estimates. Figures are presented in billions of dollars.
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Washington
Johnson
Reservations on Domestic Plans
Congress reviews President Johnsons 112.8 billion budget amid concerns over Viet Nam war costs. Senators Mansfield Aiken Holland Jackson weigh domestic impact and potential war funding, with calls to curb home spending and possible tax shifts.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
Mansfield
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Spessard L. Holland
Dfla
Johnson mulls renewed bombing decision this week
President Johnson faces a split in views over renewing air attacks on North Vietnam. Secretary of State Rusk said a decision is pending and declined to reveal preference. Some aides push to resume bombing including Hanoi, while others urge maintaining the pause to protect allied forces.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Congress
Saigon
North Viet Nam
Rusk
South Viet Nam
United States
Haiphong
City Commission Meeting Tonight at Memorial Building
A regular session of the city commission is set for tonight at the Memorial building. The meeting opens at 7 30 p m with agenda items to be discussed.
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Memorial Building
Truck Slams Cattle Herd Causing Major Damage Near Erie
A semi trailer refrigerated truck struck a herd of 20 Black Angus cattle on US 59 south of Erie at 4:30 am. Two cows died, three were destroyed. The truck owner Kenneth Ackerman, 27, of Sioux City Iowa, faced damage estimates of 4 000 to 5 000 dollars. Dwight Foust owned the cattle, valued at 1 080 dollars. Undersheriff Don Harding and George Neely led the scene with aid from state patrol. a replacement truck was arranged to move the beef remaining on scene.
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Erie
US 59
Here
Dwight Foust
Geroge Neely
Neosho County
New Orleans
Kenneth Ackerman
Sioux City
Iowa
Ackerman
Neely
Don Harding
Highway Patrol
St. Paul
Da Nang Airbase Hit by Viet Cong Mortar Attack
Viet Cong mortars struck the Da Nang airbase early Tuesday as US military spokespersons confirmed the assault and pledged to pursue guerrillas. In Saigon allied forces resumed sweeping operations after a lunar New Year truce, with air strikes killing about 190 Communists and ground actions ongoing.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log For January 1966
Kansas traffic death log reports 48 hours ending 9 am Monday including 3 deaths for January 1966, compared to 36 in the comparable 1965 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Schilling Institute seeks restoration of funds in budget
TOPERA officials asked the legislature to restore nearly 231000 to its next fiscal year budget, arguing the governor cut 878901 proposal to 647954 mainly by reducing personnel. H M Neely and Frank Mosier led the presentation before the Senate Ways and Means Committee with state educational authority members Adel Throckmorton Paul Russell and Laurin Jones present.
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Topera
New Schilling Institute
William H. Avery
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Institute
Avery
H. M. Neely
Frank Mosier
The
State Educational Authority
Adel F. Throckmorton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Paul S. Russell
Laurin Jones
Dodge City
Three Die In Kansas Weekend Traffic Crashes
Three people were killed in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. John C. Oeding 23 and Dennis F. Rottering 18 of near Kingman died early Sunday when their car collided with a truck on U S 54 four miles east of Kingman. The truck driver Vincent J. Barlow 28 of Pond Creek Oklahoma was scratched on the knee. Cheryl Oldham 17 of Raytown Missouri a Kansas City suburb died Saturday night when the car she rode in failed to make a curve and rolled down an embankment on the Turner diagonal at the Kansas 32 interchange in Wyandotte County west of Kansas City Kansas There were eight highway deaths in Missouri over the
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John C. Oeding
Dennis F. Rottering
Kingman
U. S. 54
Vincent J. Barlow
Pond Creek
Okla
Cheryl Oldham
Raytown
Kansas City
Turner
Kansas 32
Wyandotte County
Kan
Missouri
Chanute JayCees Honor Three Young Men at Banquet
The Chanute JayCees honored Jack Groves Nelson Pringle and Miles Rickart at the annual Awards Banquet held at the Tioga Hotel during JayCee Week. Groves received the Distinguished Service Award for community work, with Pringle earning the Outstanding Young Farmer plaque and Rickart the Outstanding Young Educator award.
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Bob Reynolds
Chanute Jaycee
Reynolds
Miles Rickart
Tribune
Bill Jenkins
Ing
Nelson Pringle
Jack Groves
Chanute JayCees
Tioga Hotel
Groves
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
George McCune
Raymond Clinesmith
Buffalo
Neosho Junior College
Don Elder
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