Old City of Jerusalem Return Resolution at UN Aimed
United Nations diplomats expect the General Assembly to back a Pakistani resolution urging the Security Council to compel Israel to relinquish control of the Old City of Jerusalem. Delegates foresee abstentions or votes against by some council members to avoid full commitment to such action.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
General Assembly
Security Council
Israel
Jerusalem
Council
Pakistan
Agha Shahi
Abba Eban
U Thant
Eban
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United Nations
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Gas Line Protection Is Urged by County Officials
Erie Neosho county commissioners urged gas line owners to protect lines from damage after a county mowing incident punctured a line and caused gas loss. They urged lines be buried or kept away from fence rows and marked with bright paint or stakes to minimize accidents.
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ERIE
Neosho County
Combined Band Concert at Central Park Tonight
The grade band and the junior high band, directed by Chris Coots, perform this evening at 7 30 in the Central Park Community Building. Sponsored by the Chanute Recreation Commission.
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Central Park
Chris Coots
Chanute Recreation Commission
Three-Foot Alligator Escapes Park Zoo
Visitors in Scranton are warned to beware of a dangerous three foot alligator missing from Nay Ang Park. It was spotted by two men near the park heading toward Roaring Brook River as a search party of park employees combs the woods and river without success.
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Scranton, Pa
Nay Ang Park
Park Zoo
Roaring Brook River
Jark
Little Man Wins Permit to Haul National Freight
Joe Jones a disabled World War II veteran and father of 11 wins ICC approval after years of denials and a congressional review. The ICC grants a trucking permit to operate his firm to repay a SBA loan amid protests from major lines. He must file routine papers and rates before the permit is issued. Jones currently lists 8 tractors 20 trailers and 20 drivers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Jones
Small Business Association
Congress
SBA
Per- Icc
Bond vote set for Dist 366 on new elementary school
YATES CENTER Unified School District 366 will ask voters on August 1 to approve an $829,000 bond for a new elementary junior high building after two prior defeats. The district trimmed the project from $1,045,000 and sizing. Fire marshal findings cited unsafe Lincoln and Washington schools and Neosho Falls building, prompting required renovations by insurers. If the bond fails, the board will solicit bids to recondition existing facilities.
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Yates Center
Unified School District
Lincoln
Washington
Neosho Falls
Board of Education
Man Promises Pub Demands, Dies Before Drink With Friends
Joe Brohee, 76, died last weekend in Hudsworth England. A hearse waited outside the George and Dragon as 16 mourners drank. Brohee left 14 dollars to cover the drinks but the bill was only seven, with the remainder going to his estate.
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Hudswell
England
Joe Brohee
Brohee
George and Dragon
Two Appointments To Park Authority
Gov. Robert Docking named Joe Hardy of Hutchinson and George Curtis of Salina to four year terms on the Kansas Park and Resources Authority. They succeed Bill Colvin and Glen Gilpin whose terms expired. Hardy, 52, runs Yoder Grain Co. Curtis, 48, co-owns a Salina motel.
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Topeka
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Robert Docking
Joe Hardy
Hutchinson
George Curtis
Salina
Hardy
Curtis
Bill Colvin
Manhattan
Glen Gilpin
Emporia
Yoder Grain Co
Yoder
Kan
Self Service stores merge with Hale-Halsell as parking lot rises
Wrecking crews raze two story brick buildings west of Self Service Grocery in East Main for a new 70 foot by 125 foot parking lot. Self Service Wholesale to close by Sept 1 with Hale-Halsell Co. of Tulsa taking over service to Chanute Iola Humboldt Neodesha Fredonia and Yates Center stores. The Rendezvous Tavern and Star Shine moved. Champney Wrecking Co. handles razing. paving contracts pending.
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East Main
Charles Ballou
the Self Service
Self Service Wholesale Grocery, Inc
N. Highland
Hale-Halsell Grocery Co
Tulsa
Self Service
Hale-Halsell Co
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Chanute
Iola
Humboldt
Neodesha
Fredonia
Yates Center
Hale- Hassell
Rendezvous Tavern
E. Main
N. Evergreen
Star Shine Parlor
Tioga
Champney Wrecking Co
Topeka
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune by phone, contact your carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Bombers Hit North Vietnamese Fortifications In DMZ
B52 bombers pounded targets inside the demilitarized zone for the first time in two months. The raids followed heavy U.S. casualty figures with 282 Americans killed and 2,114 Communist troops reported killed last week. U.S. troop strength rose to 465,000 with allied forces at 54,000.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Command
Gio Linh
Zoning Changes Proposal Okayed By City Planners
City planning commission approves revisions to the zoning ordinance and subdivision rules for submission to the city commission. Harold Williams to draft the final revisions with input from Burgwin and Martin. A public hearing for subdivision changes tentatively set for Sept. 13. Mrs. Clara Graham resigns from the planning board.
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City Planning Commission
City Commission
Harold Willliams
Burgwin and Martin
Clara Graham
Planning Board
New Jail For Woodson County Approved
Woodson county commissioners adopt a one mill levy to raise 50000 dollars for a new county jail. The current jail was condemned by the Allen-Woodson district court and cannot be used. Prisoners from Woodson are confined in Allen county’s Iola jail when needed.
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Yates Center
Woodson County
Allen-Woodson County District Court
Allen County
Iola
Safe Landing For Airliner At Wichita After Flap Malfunction
A Braniff jet with a faulty flap circled Wichita airport for 15 minutes to allow emergency equipment to assemble and then landed safely. The craft, en route from Oklahoma City with Dallas as origin, was alerted by radio during the approach.
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Wichita
Braniff
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Break-in Attempt Reported at Foodtown Supermarket
An attempted break in at Foodtown Supermarket 507 W Main was reported to police at 8 30 a m today by store manager Jack Bennett. A back door lock was tried to be removed but no entry occurred.
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Foodtown
W. Main
Jack Bennett
Columbia wins control of new cigarette filter to cut tar and nicotine
Columbia University has gained controlling interest in a new tasteless filter that reportedly reduces tar and nicotine by over two thirds while preserving cigarette flavor. Developed by Robert L. Strickman, it could reach the market by fall and will be offered worldwide with no exclusive rights.
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New York
Columbia University
University
United States
Grayson Kirk
Columbia
Robert L. Strickman
Jersey
New York Stock Exchange
Strickman
River Vale
N.J
Mild July Temperatures Forecast Across Kansas
Today and Friday will see highs in the 80s with lows in the 50s to 60s as a north flow brings cooler air. General area forecast calls for mild, mostly fair conditions with milder nights and warmer afternoons through Friday.
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Coorcess
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Centennial Old Soldiers Reunion Beans and Parade Fest
Preparations for tomorrow's free bean feast at the courthouse square for the centennial and 94th Old Soldiers and Sailors Reunion. Twelve hundred pounds of beans plus meat, bread and coffee for serving at 6 pm with a 8 pm Docking talk followed by a western swing dance. Saturday features a Main Street parade at 11 am with cars, floats and equipment and multiple events including horseshoe contests and beard judging. Gov. Robert Docking is scheduled to speak.
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Soldiers and Sailors
Courthouse Square
Robert Docking
Docking
American Legion Hall
Main
City Park
Inventor of a Better Fag Filter Draws World Attention
The article highlights the creator of a novel filtration device aimed at reducing cigarette smoke exposure. It notes global interest in the invention, with researchers and manufacturers seeking collaboration. Key figures include the inventor and leading industrial backers.
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