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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
1
Topeka AP reports scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight across Kansas likely to move out by morning. Expect a fair to partly cloudy and somewhat cooler Sunday with little rain. high today in the 90s and low tonight in the 60s. June has 9.68 inches recorded by FAA.
Carrier based U S Navy bombers struck fuel oil dumps near Haiphong in land areas after Washington acknowledged possible American fire on a Soviet ship Mikhail Frunze. Air raids targeted Lai Dong storage area and another dump southwest of Haiphong as 115 strike missions conducted.
The FTC urged Congress to replace current labels with a stronger warning. It criticized the 1965 wording as ineffective and called for listing tar and nicotine content on packs and in ads. It also advocated banning extra long cigarettes and tobacco advertising on radio and TV.
In New York the General Assembly divides over Israel’s withdrawal from territories seized in the June conflict. Diplomats discuss a compromise to reach the two thirds vote. Voting begins Monday and could end the emergency session. The plan then goes to the Security Council for enforcement. The clash centers on two withdrawal resolutions from 17 nonaligned nations and 18 Latin American and Caribbean nations calling for coexistence and peace.
An intercepted letter claims the FTC notes rising smoking rates among smokers, warning of lung damage. The message ends with a casual sign off.
William G. Bodley president of the Bank of Commerce is appointed Neosho County Savings Bonds chairman by State Savings Bonds headquarters and L M Schwartz. Bodley succeeds Dale Painter who moved from Chanute to Tulsa Oklahoma.
Neal McCoy of Chanute becomes president of both First State Bank of Thayer and Stark State Bank after a purchase led by Everett Strange and the Murfin brothers. Rash family members sell full control. Thayer resources total 3.48 million while Stark lists 1.36 million.
John Morehead of 1215 Lee reported a black 1950 Chevrolet with license plate 7051 stolen at midnight. The vehicle had not been located by today.
Dr. John L. Parkhurst D D S retires from a 43 year Humboldt practice begun in 1924. His first patient L T Cannon who became a Humboldt lawyer since 1911 was his last patient. Parkhurst served in the Kansas Legislature and on the State Board of Dental Examiners 1927 32. He helped start the Humboldt Biblesta Parade and will travel fish and visit his two sons in Tulsa and Tucson.
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