Livestock Group Recommends Three GOP Nominees
Gov. Robe rt Docking said the Kansas Livestock Association proposed three Republicans for appointment as state livestock sanitary commissioner. The group has named only A. G. Pickett, the current commissioner, though state law requires three nominations for the brand post. Docking noted the association acted with an executive board meeting in Topeka.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas Livestock Association
Livestock Association
A. G. Pick
Ett
Docking
The
Livestock Association Executive Board
Hade Gupton
Greensburg
Francis H. Arnold
Ashland
Wayne Rogler
Matfield Green
Rogler
Chase County
Arnold
Pickett
Gupton
State Livestock Sanitary Com
Neosho County Junior College board picks officers
Floyd Naff elected president of NCCJC board for 1967-68 term with Dr. James A. Rowland as vice president. Berra Stroud as clerk and W. G. Bodley as treasurer. Joe Balch retained as attorney. Board approves $1 million in certificates of deposit across six banks and discusses out-of-district attendance policy. Lyle Rutter named athletics director. Sterner & McDowell to audit. News also covers governor Docking’s comments on livestock board appointments and trip plans to Camp Guernsey, Wyoming.
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Floyd Naff
Neosho County Community
Naff
Chanute Board of Education
Neosho County
Erie
Stark, St. Paul
Thayer
Chanute
Parsons
Labette County
NCCJC
Lyle Rutter
Sterner & McDowell
Weather update says warm trend with good wheat harvest prospects
The area forecast predicts fair to partly cloudy skies and a slow warming through Friday with a low around 60 tonight and a high near 80 Friday. Drying conditions expected to resume for wheat harvest in some areas, with only isolated thundershowers possible Friday. Record low temperatures occurred across several locales, including 53 at Topeka and 58 at Wichita, while highs ranged from 66 to 73 in Goodland Concordia and Manhattan.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Wichita
Lawrence
Salina
Ft. Riley
Olathe
Goodland
Concordia
Manhattan
Santa Fe Plans 12 Million Yard Expansion in Kansas City
Santa Fe Railway announced an immediate 12 million expansion at the Argentine freight yard in Kansas City Kansas to speed transcontinental freight. The project adds an eastbound classification facility with 48 tracks and computer controller retarder system, plus a 10 track receiving yard and 20 track transfer yard, boosting capacity from current levels. Kansas City is described as the railway's most important freight hub.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe Railway
Kan
Santa Fe
California
Texas Coast
John S. Reed
Union Station
Reed
The
Armed Man Robs Wichita Bank In $4000 Heist
An armed man robbed the National Bank of Wichita of about four thousand dollars on Wednesday. He fled in a car reported as stolen. police later found the vehicle in a nearby parking lot. Bank teller Fred C. McMillen described a tall dark man who demanded money and warned the staff to stay put. An alarm was triggered as he departed.
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Wichita
National Bank of Wichita
Fred C. McMillen
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
Beans beards and beauties should prove a winning combination at the county seat.
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Cha
Miss Kansas Judging Opens with 34 Contenders
In Pratt Kansas 34 contestants enter judging for Miss Kansas pageant to earn the state’s Miss America berth in Atlantic City New Jersey later this year. Half perform in evening gown and swimsuit while the other half compete in talent tonight. Friday reverses order with preliminary winners named in each category. The winner will be chosen Saturday night.
Open House Ends Long Battle Over Warehouse Inspection
Seattle hardware dealer Norman Lee faced the Fire Department in a case stretching back to 1962 over unannounced inspections of a locked warehouse. The US Supreme Court ruled inspectors must obtain a warrant before entering closed premises. Lee invited a public report on the inspection and declared openness despite the past dispute.
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Seattle, Wash
Seattle Fire Department
Robert E. Lallo
Allen J. Stephens
Norman Lee
Statewide Hardware Co
See
Fire Department
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Gordeon Vickery
Vickery
Lee
Bank Call Demands June 30 Financial Condition Reports
Washington Comptroller of the Currency issues a call for a statement of condition of all national banks as of close of business Friday June 30. The Federal Reserve Board and FDIC issue similar calls for state member banks and insured state banks. Topeka Kansas bank commissioner also demands a June 30 condition report for state banks and trust companies.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Topeka (Ap
John A. O'Leary
Kansas Bank
Bombers Set Record In Jungle Strikes Over A Shan Valley
U S B52 bombers launched eight raids in 24 hours over the A Shan valley near Da Nang, dropping about 500 tons of bombs. The strikes aimed to disrupt North Vietnamese infiltrations and supply lines as Marines conducted a ground sweep south of Da Nang during Operation Elliott.
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Ters
South Vietnam
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
da Nang
U.S. Defense
Robert
McNamara
Washington
Vietnam
7Th Marine Regiment
Soviet woo Latin Americans at UN in Middle East crisis
The Soviet Union urges Latin American members at the United Nations to craft a compromise resolution from salvageable parts of rival proposals after the abortive Assembly session. Both sides faced setbacks as the nonaligned draft failed, and observers expect any adopted text to be a broad expression of hope with the crisis returning to the Security Council.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.N. Assembly
Middle East
Platon D. Morozov
U.N
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
Assembly
Security Council
Erie Readies Centennial Events for Six Day Celebration
Erie prepares a six day centennial program highlighted by a visit by Kansas Governor Robert Docking and his address at the courthouse lawn. The schedule features concerts, a centennial queen contest with prizes, races, talent contests, and a free BrownIng Family show at the high school field. The event culminates with a centennial parade, street dances, and a jail challenge to those without whiskers.
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Erie
Kansas
Robert Docking
Docking
Old Soldiers and Sailors
Main Street
Browning
Missouri
United States
Traffic Fatalities Log Report For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 am Thursday shows 0 fatalities for July 11 1967, comparing with 292 in previous 24 hours in 1967 and 347 in 1966. No daily fatalities reported in Topeka region.
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Topeka
Kansas
Yates Center Schools Declared Unsafe by Fire Marshal
State fire marshal says two Yates Center elementary schools are unsafe with 150 students in one building and 25 in another. Exposed wiring overloaded circuits and few extinguishers cited. repairs deemed uneconomical.
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Topeka
Yates Center Board of Education
Ramey
Four Counts On Driver Ferris Held on Four Charges
Police arrested Henry William Ferris of Fredonia after a complaint by Jeff Coots of Wichita stating Ferris drove drunk, threw a sack and a beer bottle from his car on South Santa Fe, and lacked a valid license. He was tested for blood alcohol at Neosho Memorial Hospital and held in the city jail with a $215 bond awaiting disposition.
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Henry William Ferris
Fredonia
Jeff Coots
S. Kansas
Coots
Ferris
South Santa Fe
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Train Crash Near Langenweddingen Kills 41 in East Germany
The collision between a passenger train and a gasoline truck near Langenweddingen East Germany left at least 41 dead and 54 injured, according to ADN state news agency.
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Berlin
Langenweddingen
East Germany
ADN
Professor Predicts More Youth Riots
Chicago AP reports Northwestern sociologist Bernard Beck predicts youth riots at resort locales will continue and possibly grow, as teens seek autonomy. He compares uprisings to outdoor sports, noting police vigilance and different resort attitudes in Lake Geneva Wisconsin and Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Chicago
America
Bernard Beck
Northwestern University
Beck
Lake Geneva
Wis
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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