Glamour Kitty Crowning Tonight in Miami Beach Pageant
Four finalists vie for the 1967 All American glamour kitty crown at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach. George Pepper Rasputin and Omar Khayyam compete for top honors with strong showings in mouse chasing paper bag tests and ball rolling.
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Miami Beach
Fla
George, Pepper
Rasputin
Omar Khayyam
America
Snoball
John Primoff
Mt. Rainier, Md
George
Mary Jane Richardson
Statesville
N.C
Pepper
al Frisbie
Omaha
Neb
Mass
Harold Geary
North East
Fontainebleau
Miami
Mediation Board Sets Timeline For Rail Shopcraft Talks
A White House mediation board will push for a voluntary settlement between railroad management and six shopcraft unions. Sen. Wayne Morse said negotiations are left to the disputants until at least next Monday, with the panel’s final recommendations binding only if no deal is reached, through Jan 1 1969. Union demands include a six percent raise this year and five percent next year, plus 12.5 cent annual raises for skilled workers. railroads offer an 18 month pact with six percent total rise and a five cent per hour skilled boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Johnson
Congress
Sdies
36 Mobile Clerks To Be Re Assigned
Wichita post office will re assign 36 mobile clerks to stationary posts as mail cars on Santa Fe routes are discontinued. No. 1 and 4 run Newton Amarillo Tex and No. 15 and 16 run Newton Fort Worth Tex. Wichita Postmaster Balay cites increased stationary mail handling and a total of seven car sets manned by 175 clerks in Kansas.
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Wichita
Post Office
Newton
Amarillo
Tex
Fort Worth
E. C. Balay
Kansas
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Pravda Reports U.S. Racial Unrest With Detroit In Flames
Pravda dedicates a half page to U S racial troubles under headlines Tanks and Machine Guns against Negroes and Detroit in Flames. Boris Strelnikov of the Soviet paper says America faces alarming days and paying for the torment of dark skinned citizens with tears and blood, citing riots from 1957 through 1966 and this week in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Detroit
Pravda
U.S
America
New York
Soviet Communist Party
Boris Strelnikov
Strelnikov
Three-Legged Calf Thrives With Cattle Herd
In Coffeyville Kansas a Hereford Charolais calf born with a broken leg during birth had it amputated after infection. Now about 200 pounds the three legged calf hops and shuffles, learned to move with the herd in a pasture under family watch.
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Coffeyville, Ka.n
John Schiebert
la Vern Schieberl
John Schieberl
Schieberl
Federal State Unity Aids Highway Projects
Kansas Lt. Gov. John Crutcher urged cooperation between states and the federal government with the latter as the junior partner. He called for a 10-year extension of federal highway aid, more urban construction, and bonds as an alternative to pay-as-you-go to avoid stop go builds and obsolescence.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas
John Crutcher
Crutcher
Council of State Governments
Three Women Defend Land From Huntington Highway Project
In Huntington West Virginia three women resist a road expansion near Interstate 64. Mrs Guy R Metz and her daughter Ellen 24 warn off workers with a pistol while neighbor Mrs L D Smith threatens with un loaded firearms. The plan would block a driveway and replace backyards with a 60 foot earth barrier. The State Road Commission paid about 1350 dollars for the land.
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Huntington
W.va
Guy R. Metz
Metz
State Road Commission
Family visits and kinship events Viably listed in Elsmore prints
Elsmore residents recount visits by Ernest Johnson family from Norton Missouri and others including Bernice Gregg from Sedan. The note lists weekend gatherings in Kansas City Nevada Poplar Bluff and Odense along with birthdays and trips to Colorado Springs and Wichita.
Lancaster Ordered To Stand Trial For Shooting Death
Larry Lancaster, 26, of McPherson, was ordered to stand trial for the July 7 shotgun death of 19 year old Lynn Hafermehl. The judge did not set bond and the preliminary hearing was closed to the public to limit publicity. Hafermehl died after being shot at a private McPherson party.
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Mcpherson
Kan
Larry Lancaster
Lynn Hafermehl
H. Dean Cotton
Lancaster
Dick Jones
Jones
John Carpenter
Lancer
Hafermehl
Maple Park Community Notes Swim Meet and Visits
Maple Park residents describe a Sunday swim party at Kramers pit hosted by the Parsons and Galesburg Brethren youth, followed by a hamburger fry on the Galesburg church lawn. The column also records multiple family visits and travel, including Julia Dorris visiting her home, Stella Burke recovering from eye surgery, Harold Reed and daughter Vicky visiting relatives, and extended family gatherings with the Jones, Mock, Clum, and Groth households across Humboldt and Cha nute.
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Darwin Mock
Horace Jones
Francis Mock
Chanute
Mildred Glassburn
Dana
California
Bertha Clum
Walter Clum
Humboldt
Tribune Contact Advised for Phone Service
Instruction to call Tribune phone number or, if unavailable, reach the carrier. After 6 p.m. dial HE 1-3400 if he cannot be reached. The notice uses direct contact steps and a time constraint for correspondence. Specific names or locations are not provided beyond the telephone references.
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Tribune
House Approves Reservoir Work Bill in Public Works Move
The House passed a 4.62 billion public works bill for the year amid funding for multiple reservoir and flood control projects in Kansas and Missouri. It allocates hundreds of thousands for plans and surveys and details construction and planning funds for projects in Atchison Lawrence Marion Melvern Osawatomie Perry Topeka El Dorado Fort Scott Grove Hays Hillsdale and river surveys across the Arkansas, Cimarron, Grand Neosho, Kansas, Verdigris basins.
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Washington
House
Senate
Kansas
Missouri
Johnson
Bhut
Atchison
Lawrence
Marion
Melvern
Osawatomie
Perry
Topeka
el Dorado
Fort Scott
Grove
Hays
Hillsdale
Arkansas River
Great Bend
Martin Dam
Tulsa
Cimmaron River
Kan
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Colorado
Grand Neosho River
Kansas River
Verdigris River
FCC urged to pause probe into CATV regulation
The FCC faces pressure from two associations to halt its CATV inquiry. The National Association of Broadcasters asks Congress to act first. National Community Television Inc. argues FCC lacks regulatory power. About 40 more commenters from broadcasters and CATV firms joined the filing as courts challenge FCC authority. The Court of Appeals ruling in Washington upheld FCC powers.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
National Association of Broadcasters
FCC
Congress
National Community Television Inc
Catv Systems
U. S. Court of Appeals
$20,000 Grant Funds Pollution Study at Wichita State
A $20,000 federal grant funds a three month study at Wichita State University on pollution problems in the meat products industry. The project aims to determine costs and effectiveness of waste reductions by changing processing methods and recovering wastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wichita State University
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 26 1967 Page Four
Local notes summarize events and announcements from Chanute Kansas for Wednesday July 26 1967. Readers find concise items reflecting community life and official notices on page four of the Chanute Tribune.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Fifty years celebrated in Kansas City
A group including son and Mrs Wendell Johnson Elsmore and Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson Norton were in Kansas City Sunday to mark the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Elmer Walquist. Raymond Johnsons family visited in the Roy Johnson home. Grandchildren of Wallace Senstedt Christine Larry Jerry and Lana Humboldt spent a night with them. Mrs Wallace Senstedt and E H Laver rural Iola were July 19 guests of O C Laver whose birthday was observed.
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Elsmore
Ernest Johnson
Norton
Missouri
Roy Johnson
Rolla Roy
Johnson
Nevada
Poplar Bluffs
Kansas City
Bernice Gregg
Sedan
James Nelson
Ralph Ludlum
Bartlesville
Russell Ludlum
Wendell Johnson
Lavenburg
Elmer Walquist
Raymond Johnson
Clathe
Wallace Senstedt
Christine
Larry
Jerry
Lana
Humboldt
E. H. Laver
Iola
O. C. Laver
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George Pepper
E. Main
3 Women
John Holmes
Carroll Johnson
Ohio
Vivian Johnson
Odense
John Hill
Henry Acton
Albert Action
Delbert Montee
Hill
Hills
Junior Kyser
Fred Tippie
Colorado Springs
Denver
Arnold Swanson
William Johnson
Roy John
Elizabeth Alderman
Arlene Smith
Chuck Brownard
Moran
Floyd Clark
Harold Harp
Marilyn
Barbara
Clark
H. B. Horse Ranch
Oxford
Ernest Linnerson
Long Beach
Calif
Earl Munson
Herbert Henderson
Eldorado Springs
William Heider
Independence
Allen Smock
Quiet Kool
Emerson Radio
Els
Vitra Dynamic
Pioneer Hdw. & Music Co
East Main
Maple Park
Glenn R. Davis
R-Wis
Army Engineer Projects
Lee Chambray
Lee Khaki
W. Maia
Ema
Ates da
Cord Tires
Prestige
Hembree Tire Service, Inc
Semin
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