Mixed Reactions On Proposed Federal Tax Increase
In Wichita and nearby homes residents voice varied opinions on whether a federal income tax rise is necessary. Mrs. Victor Cawthorn says no while Mrs. Helen Koenig notes it remains to be seen. A. A. Frisheenmeyer says probably necessary but spending should be cut first. Mrs. Charles Fields believes taxes are already high.
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Victor Cawthorn
Wichita
Helen Koenig
S. Highland
A. A. Frisheenmeyer
Highland
Charles Fields
Washington
Pam McCarty
Opal Harrison
Weather forecast for Kansas through Sunday shows showers and warming
Clouds blanket Kansas with lingering showers tonight as a warming trend develops. Eastern highs reached 65 at Pittsburg, Goodland dipped to 32, western and central Kansas expect higher Sunday highs with overnight lows from 30 to 54.
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Topeka
Kansas
The
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Goodland
Johnson presses diplomacy as Pueblo row widens
President Johnson seeks a peaceful solution to the Korean crisis but warns that if the Pueblo crew is not released in days he will consider further military action. The United States presses the U.N. and Moscow for release while mobilization moves proceed.
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Washington
Johnson
North Korea
U.S
United Nations
Moscow
Vietnam
Soviet Ship Appears Near U S Forces Off Korea
A Soviet intelligence gathering trawler, the Gidrolog, was spotted near a U S naval task force off the South Korean coast in international waters. The Enterprise Truxtun and four destroyers remain on station as North Korea grips the Pueblo incident and both sides follow a live-and-let-live stance on unescorted intelligence ships.
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Soviet Union
North Korea
U.S
Enterprise
South Korea
State Department
Seoul
North
Washington
Sea of Japan
Pueblo Criss
United States
Defense
U N Debates Deal to Free Pueblo Crew
The United Nations Security Council discussed Canada proposed intermediaries to secure the return of the USS Pueblo and its 83 crew. The session followed North Korea's seizure in international waters and alleged assasination attempts in South Korea, with Goldberg urging immediate action.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N.S. Security Council
North Korea
U.S
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Arthur J. Goldberg
Canada
United States
Platon D. Morozov
Karoly Osaterday
Goldberg
Pueblo
Republic of Korea
Wonsan Harbor
Morozov
Pueblo Capture Criticized by Senators Over Navy Cover
Washington senators from both parties faulted U S policy after the Pueblo was sent near North Korea without ready protection or air cover. Mundt and Sparkman urged swift action, Thurmond called the event an avoidable accident and pressed for a Senate inquiry.
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Washington
United States
Pueblo
North Korea
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mundt
John J. Sparkman
Dela
Rusk
U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S-C
Senate Armed Services Committee
Intercepted Letter From Dear Cha About Warmer Days
The note reads a casual greeting about a furnace enjoying warmer days and ends with a closing Yours. The brief fragment hints at personal correspondence without further context or identifiable persons beyond Cha.
Two Kansans Die in Vietnam May Be KIA and Noncombat Deaths
The Defense Department listed two Kansans among Vietnam War fatalities. Army Spec. 4 Dave R. Scott of Junction City was reported killed in action. Army Spec. 5 Kenneth R. Gay of Leavenworth was reported dead, not as a result of hostile action.
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Vietnam
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Dave R. Scott
Freddie Scott
Junction City
Kenneth R. Gay
Kimberly W. Gay
Leavenworth
Accident Near Turon Fatal to Trucker
A trucker was killed early today when his rig carrying 30,000 pounds of meat crashed and caught fire on K61 highway about one mile east of Turon Kansas. The Reno County sheriff's office did not release the victim's identity.
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Hutchinson
Kan
K61
Turon
Reno County
Fresh barrages pound Khe Sanh as troops mass in Vietnam
North Vietnamese gunners bombarded the U S Marine base at Khe Sanh with fresh mortars as 3 500 Army troops were flown in. The move followed a self declared Viet Cong cease fire for the lunar new year while allied forces bolster positions near the DMZ amid signs of a major offensive. Three Marines were wounded in the first barrage.
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Saigon
U.S. Marine
Khe Sanh
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Dmz
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Undelivered 10 400 Tax Refunds Held By Revenue
Kansas Revenue Department holds over 800 state income tax refund checks totaling 10 400 undeliverable to taxpayers. Director James T. McDonald said refunds were sent to 1966 addresses. 316 failed delivery due to movers not leaving forwarding addresses. Checks will be held four years before destruction.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Revenue
James T. McDonald
Revenue Department
McDonald
Chanute Jaycees to Name 1967 Distinguished Service Award Winner
The Chanute Jaycees banquet at the Country Club will reveal the 1967 DSA honoree among seven nominees aged 21 to 35 for outstanding community leadership in the last year. Nominees include Pastor Robert C. Greene of Zion Lutheran and Joseph E. Oswald of Aeroduct, with others holding roles in banks, farms, and local business.
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Chanute Jaycees
Country Club
D.S.A
Robert C. Greene
Zion Lutheran Church
Greene
Joseph E. Oswald
S. Lincoln
Aeroduct
Oswald
Chanute United Fund
Charles C. Winfrey IM
S. Evergreen
Washburn University
Kansas
Kansas Day Activities At Topeka Highlight Week
In Topeka Kansas Day events include talks to the Kansas Council of Women and a Kansas Federation of Republican Women executive meeting. Sen Charles Percy will speak at 6 30 p.m. Monday. Democratic state committee meets Sunday to set delegate procedures for the 1968 convention. Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas mark 50 years with a 1 30 p.m. meeting and 6 30 p.m. dinner. Kansan of the Year to be named.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Council of Women
The
Kansas Federation of Republican Women
Charles Percy
Rlll
Democratic State Committee
Kansas Day Club
Frank Carlson
Kan
Kansas Republican Veterans Club
Republican State Committee
Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas
Native Sons and Daughters
Two Crashes Reported In City Intersections
Two traffic incidents occurred yesterday. Mrs May Baker 77 and Delmar Miley 56 collided at 3rd and Forest around 12 45 p m with minor injuries to Baker and damages of 300 and 250 dollars respectively. Baker cited for failing to yield. A second crash involved Roman DeLa Torre 24 who struck a parked 1958 Ford owned by Richard Welch at 1220 N Steuben with damages of 100 and 150 dollars to DeLa Torre and Welch cars.
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May Baker
Edith
Delmar Miley
W. Main
3Rd and Forest
Roman DeLa Torre
Washington
Richard L. Welch
Welch
N. Steuben
DeLa Torre
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows Fatalities in Topeka
Kansas traffic death log reports 40 fatalities for 24 hours to 9 a.m. January data with 40 deaths in January 1968 versus 36 for the comparable period in 1967.
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Topeka
APK
Kansas
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Lewis Callarman
Irene Wasson
Thayer
M. H. Edwards
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Cha
Yours
Ronald R. Poor
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137Th Infantry
Charles A. Ross
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Ross Inc
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