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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1968

Page

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Chanute Jaycees honor Ron Poor with Distinguished Service Award

Ron Poor won the Jaycee Distinguished Service Award for 1967 at the 26th Chanute Jaycees anniversary banquet. Duahe Clum Lou Reinhardt and Wayne Greene also received top honors. Kenneth Pearson spoke as past Kansas Jaycees director. Approximately 100 attended the dinner and dance at the Country Club.

Ron Poor Jaycee Chanute Jaycees Duahe Clum Lou Reinhardt Wayne Greene Jim Fehr Kenneth Pearson Fort Scott Pearson Kansas Jaycees Poor Reinhardt Ralph Richard Jim York Ed Ranz Joe Marnell Dave Robinson Dean Sutcliffe Broeder Riley Seay Sutcliffe Willcott Chanute Jaycee Sharon Bardeer Susie Nicholson Mary Ann Jones

Seven Boys In Custody After Gasoline Theft

Seven youths were detained in connection with an early morning gasoline theft in Erie. Five held at the county jail and two at the city jail. ages range from 16 to 18. Suspects siphoned fuel from trucks, with hoses, cans and drums found on site. Court proceedings were being prepared.

Erie Neosho County George Neely Neely John Harris Heaton Mfg. Co Prest Lumber Co Chanute

Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Budget Critics

Intercepted letter shows budget makers assured there is no end to the nation's resources reflecting wartime or political discourse. The text hints at confidence in funding but provides no specific figures or actions.

Buildup by Reds Ends Tet Truce In North Sector

U S and South Vietnamese cancel the Tet truce in the northern sector as North Vietnamese forces mass along the DMZ and in Laos. Officials say 40 000 to 50 000 troops, including the new 320th Division, are ready to strike, with Marines and five northern provinces reinforced and air raids continuing into North Vietnam.

Reds Saigon South Vietnam U.S Demilitarized Zone Laos U.S. Comand 1St Corps Dmz

Sea and Air Search For Two Submarines Expands

Israeli naval units increased the sea and air hunt for the missing Dakar after signals were intercepted near Cyprus. Meanwhile a separate search off the Mediterranean sought the French submarine Minerve, which vanished early Saturday. A total of 121 crew are aboard the missing vessels as 30 ships and aircraft scour the area between Cyprus and Haifa for buoy signals.

Nicosia Cyprus Mediterranean Minerve Haifa Dakar Yaffa

Weather turns colder across Kansas with AM frost risk

Area forecast calls for turning colder tonight with diminishing winds and partial clearing. Low by morning expected around 35. Tuesday to be partly cloudy and colder with highs near 45. Hill City reported a 49 degree drop from Sunday highs with a 73 as Sunday high.

Topeka Kansas Hill City Goodland Pittsburg Leavenworth Weather Bureau

Tribune copies available all night at Tioga Hotel lobby

The Tribune will be on sale throughout the night at the Tioga Hotel for those who want copies after other sales outlets close. Hotel lobby desk is open 24 hours for workers on night shifts and others to obtain papers, following vandalism to the outdoor coin operated dispenser last week.

Tribune The Tioga Hotel

Johnson seeks $186.1 billion budget with war tax plan

President Johnson asks Congress for a record $186.1 billion outlay and a 10 percent tax hike to finance the Vietnam war and domestic priorities. He warns the deficit would hit $20 billion without the tax increase and outlines unified budget changes and defense spending of $76.7 billion.

Sterling F. Green Washington Johnson Vietnam Congress Defense Department Iows Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Commission U.S

North Korea Crises Keep Pressure on U N and Military Moves

U S troops repelled infiltrators at the Korean Armistice Line as diplomacy focused on the Pueblo seizure. The Pentagon said air power in the Far East would be strengthened with precautionary deployments while South Korea readies quick reaction units.

Seoul Pueblo Pentagon U.S Far East South Korea Defense Kim Sung-eun

Kansas House Advances Pay Boost for State Employees

The Kansas House gave preliminary approval to funding a civil service pay boost affecting most state workers. The measure, tied to the Senate and Finance Council, would cost 2.3 million this fiscal year with 930,916 to be appropriated, including 786,236 from the general fund. The bill, already passed by the Senate, moves to final House action before sending to the governor.

Topeka Kansas House State Finance Council Senate House Public Health Committee

Soviet backs invite for North Korea to UN debate on Pueblo

The Soviet ambassador said inviting North Korea to the UN Security Council debate on the Pueblo incident is a right and just idea. U S and other diplomats weighed whether Pyongyang would accept, with Ethiopian and other nations proposing ways to tell North Korea its side. Officials cautioned the council may not resolve the crisis this week as diplomatic efforts continue. The White House said multiple channels are active for a peaceful Pueblo resolution and noted limited deployment of US forces in the region.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council North Korea Council Uss Pueblo Flaton D. Morono U.N Soviet Union Agha Shahi Pakistan Morozov Ethiopia France Goldberg Washington White House Pueblo George Christian

Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Up 45 in January

Kansas traffic death log records 45 fatalities in January across the Topeka area over the first 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday, highlighting continued road danger and unseasonal crash trends.

Topeka Kansas

Carlson Favored as 1968 GOP National Convention Choice

The Republican State Committee endorsed Sen. Frank Carlson for a favorite son role at the 1968 GOP convention in Miami Beach. Carlson thanked supporters and pledged to campaign in the general election while urging unity. The group set delegate formulas and district dates, with the April 27 Topeka state convention to select delegates and a budget of 276,580 for the state committee.

Topeka Republican State Committee Frank Carlson GOP Carlson Ray Bliss Kansas Day Miami Beach William R. Low Jr A Committee

Two Die in Wichita Fire Involving Multiple Buildings

In Wichita two residents died when a fire swept a stretch of West Douglas 1100 block, destroying Zonker Drug Co Golden Chance Antique Store General Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co and Frazier Construction Co with second floor apartments. Firemen four were overcome by smoke and one burned. Mrs Madge Talsman 56 died after her housecoat caught fire from a stove. Her son found the body near the stove.

Wichita Paul Trenkle West Douglas Zonker Drug Co Golden Chance Antique Store General Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co Frazier Construction Co Madge Talsman

Seven Killed in Kansas Weekend Traffic Crashes

A weekend surge of fatal crashes in Kansas left seven people dead. Randall Weaver 16 of Hamlin Ernst Grund 46 of Home died in a two car crash on U S 36 near Troy. Paul Brumback 16 of Columbus died in a crash involving scooter and car on K7 north of Columbus. Terry Turner 22 of Eudora and James Self 24 of Law rence perished in a three car pileup west of Eudora. Oral Yandle 49 of Carson Iowa and Gene Bell 28 of Wichita also died in separate incidents on Kansas 61 near Turon and I 235 U S 54 in Wichita respectively.

Associated Press Kansas Randall G. Weaver Hamlin Ernst Grund Home U.S Troy Paul D. Brumback Rt. 2 Columbus Terry Turner Eudora James Self Lawrence Oral W. Yandle Carson Iowa Gene Bell Wichita Yandle Kansas 61 Turon Bell U.S. 54

Two Kansas Citians Die in Nebraska Plane Crash

A Trojan Airlines Inc. flight crashed at Grand Island Nebraska killing Vernon C. Wallace 42 the Kansas City pilot and Pax ton Bud Dendigs Jr co pilot from Merriam Kansas. Roy G Horridge seven eleven investment corp manager said the victims.

Kansas City Kansas City Area Trojan Airlines Inc Grand Island Neb Air Roy G. Horridge Seven Eleven Investment Corp Vernon C. Wallace Paxton Bud) Dendigs Jr Merriam, Kan

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