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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1965
Page
1
Chanute city commission approved selling city water to a south and southeast district via a single meter. Estimated district use is 650 000 gallons annually, with no service to parcels under 40 acres to avoid subdivision issues. Terms allow cutoffs during city water shortages.
The National League opened with a 5-0 lead as Mays and Torre homered in the first two innings and Stargell followed with a second inning shot. The American League answered in the fifth with four runs including McAuliffe and Killebrew homers tying the game.
President Johnson said the United States will pursue more active combat in South Vietnam and may issue new and serious decisions soon. He indicated possible mobilization of reserves and higher draft calls as the conflict expands, while noting resumed disarmament talks in Geneva and improved U.S.-Soviet relations.
One of three survivors described the impact as hitting water like a brick wall at 100 miles an hour. Otis AFB officials and Coast Guard crews searched 100 miles northeast of Nantucket for seven missing crewmen as nine bodies were recovered amid fog and rough seas.
Garnett Kansas citizens vote today on a proposition to continue Garnett sports car races. A citizens group seeks an injunction to ban the races. Past riots at July 4 weekends sparked nocuous clashes and property damage around North Lake and South Lake.
Topeka area traffic death log reports 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday July 14 1965 with 0 fatalities, compared to 324 in the same period of 1964 and 306 in 1965 year to date.
A sheriff’s sale of delinquent tax properties in Neo sho county is scheduled for tomorrow at 9 30 a m at the front door of the courthouse. The sale will include 94 tracts.
The House sent to the White House a bill mandating a health warning on cigarette packs after vigorous debate over the strength of the warning.
Robert J. Schallenkamp 26 of Concord California was cited for failing to observe a stop sign after a two vehicle crash at Main and Central around 5 50 p m The other driver was Mrs J A Brazil 59 of 128 S Forest California driving a 1956 Buick The Schallenkamp Ford 1965 owned by National Rental Kansas City sustained front end damage estimated at 20 while Brazil Buick suffered 75 damage to the right front door and fender.
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered thunderstorms likely late tonight or Wednesday morning. A cooler Wednesday with highs near 90 and lows 70 to 75. Temperatures reached 100 in western and southern Kansas. forecast calls for a cooler front and 5 to 10 degree drop by Wednesday.
United States game management agent Charles Graham and his family move to Chanute to oversee federal conservation work in 20 southeast Kansas counties. He opens an office at 112 N Rutner with no staff and will cooperate with the Kansas Fish and Game Commission on game bird inventories enforcement and population studies. Graham notes Kansas hosts many wintering ducks ranking second in an eight state area behind Texas and ahead of Utah Colorado New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma and Wyoming. He has two daughters Marla ten and Rena nine.
In Lexington, a 15 year old boy Stephen got a dog license after his father Dr. Ben F. Lewis declared he would obtain one if the boy did not remove his bangs. The license, issued by the Fayette County dog warden, lists the breed as American Beatle and marks as boy with bangs.
Intercepted letter notes Kansas as a winter playground for ducks and questions which crowd follows the birds. The remark hints at observers or enthusiasts tracking duck movements in the region.
Scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory plan to wake Mariner 4 at 6 30 a m Pacific time to warm its camera for a first closeup of Mars. If all goes well 21 pictures may be taken during a 25 minute window as the craft flies about 6 000 miles from the planet with a July 24 return target for the final images.
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