Zoning Question on west Chanute shopping center plan
At the city planning meeting last night Chanute contractor Charles Berthot presented a proposed shopping center and residential project at the southwest edge of town. He urged zoning to permit the development but the request was tabled for further study. The site lies west of Plummer and north of 14th, with recently annexed land now under city zoning.
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City Planning Commission
Chanute
Charles Berthot
Planning Board
Plummer
14Th
Spiders and zoning dominate Chanute city board session
A brown recluse exhibit warning from Mrs. Louis L. Young highlights increased spider activity in Chanute with bites possible from June to October. The same meeting covered a 26 acre Rollie Hydorn tract for a shopping center near Plummer and 111th 13th streets, including multi family housing plans, a A&P prospective occupant, long term leases, and fall construction pending zoning clearances.
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the Tribune
Louis L. Young
S. Washington
Berthot
Rollie Hydorn
Plummer
111Th
13Th Streets
Argument Is Fatal To Man at Wichita
Willie Hill aged 63 was killed in Wichita after an argument over two pitchers of a soft drink. James Turner, a guest from Chicago, shot Hill in self defense according to Sheriff Vern Miller and Sedgwick County detective Bob French. Turner will face no charges. Hill had argued with two 17 year olds, Kenneth Turner and Cecil Chambers, over drinking the beverage.
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Wichita
Willie Hill
Bob French
Sedgwick County
Hill
James Turner
Chicago
Turner
Vern Miller
French
Kenneth Turner
Cecil Chambers
Car Truck Crash Damages Reported West of Martin Johnson
A Sunday morning crash about 9:20 a.m. west of Martin Johnson airport damaged a 1958 Ford driven by Laverne Carlson and a 1959 IHC semi trailer truck driven by Chet Bowman. Carlson from R 1 and Bowman’s truck owned by Edith Powell of Chanute sustained $350 and $300 in damage respectively. no injuries were reported. The Neosho county sheriff and highway patrol investigated.
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Martin Johnson Airport
Ford
Laverne Carlson
Chet Bowman
Chanute
Bowman
Edith Powell
Highway Patrol
Neosho County
Power Plant Sets Citywide Generation Records This Week
City power plant reported a new peak of 13,600 kilowatts, with total daily generation at 249,000 kilowatts. Power superintendent John Lofthouse noted demand would rise, especially Thursday nights as stores stay open, pushing the load higher.
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John Lofthouse
Lofthouse
Blast Kills Five at Hercules Powder Plant
Five are dead and many injured after three major explosions at the Hercules Powder Co. plant near Carthage Missouri. Fire and scattered debris covered the area as workers, mostly at lunch, escaped. windows were blown from the county courthouse and a mushroom cloud rose high. Authorities warned wind shifts could threaten a nearby storage area.
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Carthage
Hercules Powder Co
Here
Missouri Highway Patrol
Fatal tire blowout kills driver in Kansas crash
An apparent tire blowout caused a truck driven by Rulon A. Anderson of Garden City to lose control on U S 51, about 15 miles north of Rolla. The 48 year old was killed when the vehicle rolled over several times.
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Rolla
Kan
Rulon A. Anderson
U. S. 51
Kansas
Anderson
Garden City
Heat records fall as Kansas bakes with 100 degree highs
The AREA FORECAST warns continued hot and dry weather through Friday with highs from 100 to 105 and overnight lows in the upper 70s. Kansas cities including Manhattan Salina Russell Dodge City and Hutchinson report 105 degree highs and many areas see over 100. Chances of showers are minimal and mainly in the northwest.
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Salina
Russell
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Concordia
Hill City
Gulf and
Southeast States
Rockies
High Plains
Mississippi Valley
Batesville Ark
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Pine Bluff
Blytheville
Walnut Ridge
Nashville Tenn
Memphis
Eight Nurses Murdered in Chicago Dormitory Slayings
A lone attacker killed eight nursing students at a South Chicago Hospital dormitory in a 22 hour spree. One survivor, 23 year old Filipina exchange student Carazo Amarao, hid under a bed. Police described the killer as blond, 6 feet 1, about 170 pounds, and he was seized later in downtown Chicago after attempting to buy a ticket to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
FBI
E. 100Th St
South Chicago Hospital
Carazo Amarao
Philippines
Miss Amarao
Miss Davy
Paola Bonds Attract 1.9 Million Bid For High School
A low bid of 1.9 million dollars was submitted by City National Bank and Trust Co of Kansas City on a general obligation school bond issue for Paola. The funds will finance construction and equipment for a new high school building.
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Paola
Kan
City National Bank & Trust Co
Kansas City
Tribune Phone Contact Note
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your phone carrier. If unavailable, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Gemini 10 Astronauts Prepare Dual Space Walks
Michael Collins and John Young plan a two segment EVA from Cape Kennedy to rendezvous with Agena targets and reach a 400 mile apogee. Collins will wear a visor coating 350 AF to prevent fog and use a 50 foot tether while performing experiments and micrometeorite transfers. He expects two 55 minute excursions split by a hatch opening and outside work.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Michael Collins
Eugene A. Cernan
Air Force
Collins
Navy
John W. Young
Atlas
Agena
Cernan
U S Jet Fighters Down 2 MIG211s
U S jets struck down two MIG21s over North Vietnam within three minutes using heat seeking Sidewinder missiles as B 52 bombers pounded areas south of the 17th Parallel. Capt Snender Buttell Martin and Kriepa Kriepa credited with the kills amid ongoing air operations near Hanoi.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
17Th Parallel Frontier
Air Force
Red River Valley
Hanoi
William J. Snender
Alamogordo
N.M
Duane A. Buttell
Chillicothe
Ill
Buttell
Ronald G. Martin
Lake Villa
Richard N. Kriepa
Chesterton
Ind
Humboldt Shows Population Loss and Valuation Gain
The 1966 Allen county census reports Humboldt a population of 2,536, down from 2,?36 the prior year with Iola losing 465 residents to 7,171. Property valuation rises 16.2 percent to 36,411,505 based on 30 percent of market value, driven by an equalization program.
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Iola
Allen County
Humboldt
Elsmore
Savenburg
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Thursday lists 2 fatalities for July 31, 1966, comparing with 3 in the same period of 1965. Officials note the figures cover Topeka and surrounding area.
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Topeka
Kansas
Death Toll Mounts in Heat Wave in St Louis Area
Temperatures neared 100 as the St. Louis area logged at least 113 heat wave deaths. Officials cited 75 in the city and others across St. Louis, St. Clair and Madison counties. The heat wave, three weeks old in some regions, produced hospitalizations and record highs across multiple states.
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ST. Louis
St. Clair
Madison
Illinois
Mississippi River
Helen L. Taylor
New York City
Philadelphia
Bean Night Tomorrow in Erie at Soldiers and Sailors Reunion
Erie hosts Bean Night as part of its 93rd annual Soldiers and Sailors Reunion. Beans cooked in iron kettles served free from 6 to 9 on courthouse square with bread and coffee. Candidates introduced after beans with three minutes each. Dance at 9 at American Legion hall followed by amateur hour. Saturday includes horseshoe pitching contests at 3 and 6 and a final Legion dance.
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Erie
Soldiers and Sailors
Courthouse
American Legion Hall
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