Jet plane skids off runway injuring three at Kansas City
Continental Airlines 707 skidded off a rain slick runway and into a ditch near a dike at the Missouri River, injuring three people including two crew members. The Los Angeles to Kansas City flight carried 59 passengers and seven crew members and broke into three sections.
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Safari Campground Opens at Santa Fe Park
About 100 people attended the opening of the city's Safari Campground at Santa Fe Park with a covered-dish dinner. Twenty-two family trailers stayed overnight, with officials present including City Manager R. J. Hayes and City Commissioner Dave Evans.
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Nu-Way Camp Trailers, Inc
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Kansas Tax Hikes Take Effect Under 1965 Law
Kansas state income tax rates rise retroactively to January 1 1965 with a 2.2 percent floor up to 2000 and 6.0 percent over 7000. corporate rate climbs from 3.2 to 4.5 percent. Most Kansans see no change on 1964 returns, with withholding changes applying next year. The 356 laws fund state government and authorize turnpike studies from Kansas City to the Oklahoma line and from southeast Kansas to Hays via Wichita Hutchinson and Great Bend. Seat belt mandate begins October 1 1966 and public place discrimination is outlawed.
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Weather outlook for Kansas turns hot and humid into Friday
Area forecast calls for mostly fair hot and humid conditions through Friday. Low tonight 70 to 75. High Friday 90 to 95. Topeka reports more showers likely as a cold front moves away, with thundershowers scattered across the state today and possibly into Friday.
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Kansas
Kansas Ends Fiscal Year With 46 Million Balance
The fiscal year ended Wednesday night with a probable balance exceeding 46 million dollars on Kansas books. Budget official Wayne R. Richey said final figures arrive in a month or more as bills are settled, with accounts kept open until about July 8.
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Tax Hike Law Takes Effect Retroactively
Intercepted letter warns the state income tax increase becomes effective today retroactive to January 1. The writer notes their bank account is active but not retroactive and signs off as Dear Cha.
Three Day Fourth of July Holiday Observed in Area
Holiday observance set for Monday with offices closed and Tribune on break. Chanute hosts VFW and American Legion public Fourth program featuring a Legion baseball invitational with four teams, a band concert, and a fireworks display after the final ball game.
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Gettin Hotter in Tribune 100 Degree Contest
Nearly half the entrants are out as June dates passed, leaving 74 eligible for the $10 first prize and $5 second prize. One person picked today as the break point, with 1 pm temperature at 1. Tomorrow and July 2 dominate entries, while nine chose Saturday and six Sunday as top dates.
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Mercury
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log shows 56 fatalities in June and 0 in July up to 9 a.m. Thursday. The 1965 total sits at 291 with the comparable 1964 period at 300.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Scramble For Federal Job As Extra Judge
A Senate approved bill to grant Kansas an extra federal district judge prompts a rush for the temporary post. Political leaders expect swift House passage before Congress adjourns, with the extra seat filling workload gaps until a future vacancy.
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Topeka
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House
Six Teens Cause Motel Damage In Beer Party
Six teenage Chandigarh youths rented a Skyline motel unit at 1218 W. Mash and damaged it during a late night beer party. Police say the unit was a shambles with beer soaked beds and one bed burned by a cigarette. Five boys were questioned, one stayed in custody at a father's request. The motel will be compensated. charges depend on motel management complaints. Two out of town youths rented the unit. beer sources and circumstances under investigation.
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W. Mash
L. R. Spencer
Lige Matlock
Fire Losses for June Reach $300 in City Report
The June fire loss was estimated at $300, part of $26,250 total for the first six months. The department answered 70 alarms from Jan 1 to July 1, with nine runs last month. Residential and electrical incidents included two residential alarms, three car fires, two for broken wires, and a tree bat report. No city loss occurred in June.
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