Chanute Maintains Budget With No City Tax Increase
Chanute plans to hold the line on taxes for the coming year as City Manager R J Hayes presents a budget that keeps levy levels steady. The council will meet Wednesday noon to finalize the budget, with funds allocated for street and park improvements and three new city parking lots as part of a business district upgrade.
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Chanute
R. J. Hayes
Hayes
City Commission
Sylva Dufek
Chamber of Commerce
Main
1St Street
Lincoln
Evergreen
U S Bombers Knock Out N Vietnam Missile Site
Washington AP report details 46 Air Force F105 fighter bombers destroying one antiaircraft missile site and damaging another near Hanoi in North Vietnam. Three planes were shot down amid intense ground fire while U S officials say two new semi mobile missile sites were eliminated to protect military targets and supply routes.
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Air Force
North
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Hanoi
U.S
Asst
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Liquor Thefts Reported At Gay's Package Store
Mrs. Allen Gay reports 15 or 16 pint bottles of liquor missing from the back of Gay's Package Store at 1713 5 Santa Fe. Police say a rear screen door hook was pulled and entry occurred while she closed the front of the shop with a ventilation fan running.
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Gay
Santa Fe
Allen Gay
State Aid Cuts Levy Chanute Unified District Budget
Supt Buford Fisher reports a total of 390079.66 in state school foundation funds anticipated for Unified School District No 413 for 1965 66. The district sees a 223285.26 increase over 1964 65 state funding, driving a 29.73 mill tax levy and a 17 499481 total valuation.
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Chanute
Buford Fisher
Foundation
Fisher
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka July 1 1965
AP report lists Kansas traffic deaths over 24 hours up to 9 am Tuesday July 1 1965 totaling 47 compared with 46 in the same period in 1964. Data shows 342 and 346 year totals respectively.
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Topeka
Kansas
Osborn Named Assistant Vice President of Santa Fe
O H Osborn a Chanute native and longtime Santa Fe Railway official becomes assistant vice president personnel with headquarters in Chicago effective Aug 1 He has served since 1926 rising from stenographer to vice president and general manager of the Santa Fe at Galveston Texas He is the son of Mrs J M Osborn and brother of Mrs Edwin Weber Floyd Osborn and is a Chanute High School graduate born in 1907. President Johnson convened a mid day cabinet meeting to discuss the Viet Nam war with talks on manpower equipment and potential deployment of reserves and National Guard units 75 000 American troops are in South Viet Nam with discussions of increasing to about 179 000
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O. H. Osborn
Chanute
Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
Osborn
J. M. Osborn
Edwin Weber
S. Central
Floyd Osborn
Chanute High School
Santa Fe
Galveston
Tex
California
Viet Nam
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Moyers
Maxwell D. Taylor
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
U.S
Four-County 4-H Show Planned for Aug 29
Chamber of Commerce leaders announced a four county 4-H show to be held here on August 29 in cooperation with the Bit and Spur Saddle Club. Neosho Allen Woodson and Wilson counties 4-H members will be invited to participate. The agri culture committee also plans to buy at the Neosho County fair 4-H fat stock sale again this year.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Chapman
Chamber
Agriculture Committee
Neosho
Allen, Woodson
Wilson County
Neosho County
Weather update for Kansas with heavy rainfall
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures through Wednesday with scattered thunderstorms late tonight and Wednesday morning. High near 90 Wednesday. tonight low around 70. In Kansas, heavy rains moved through north central to east central areas with Belleville reporting 3.71 inches and Alexander 3.20 inches, causing some flash flooding.
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Topeka
Kansas
East Central
North Central
North Central Area
Weather Bureau
Democrats Push Final Vote On Union Shop Repeal Action
Washington at the House floor, Democrats press for a final vote to end state bans on union shop contracts. A key test vote 248 to 171 limited debate to repealing Section 14b of the Taft Hartley Act. Republicans accuse Powell of manipulating rules. Democrats expect a victory about 40 votes.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Labor Committee
Powell
Rules Committee
Social Security health bill clears House for Senate action
The Social Security health care bill passes the House by wide margins and heads to the Senate for final approval before a possible White House signing. The measure expands hospital and nursing home protection for those 65 plus, shields most doctor bills at low cost, and adds a 7 percent retroactive benefit increase starting Jan 1. Checks totaling about 885 million go to over 20 million beneficiaries in mid September with September benefits arriving in early October.
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House
Senate
White House
Johnson
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Social Security Administration
Jaycees Helped Sponsor Circus. It Failed to Appear
The Chanute Jaycees contracted to sponsor two performances at the Chanute Speedway but the circus did not arrive yesterday. Jaycee officials reported no word from the circus group and said advance ticket money, about $50, will be refunded at Midwest Office Supply or Credit Thrift. No refunds for complimentary tickets.
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Chanute Speedway
The
Chanute Jaycees
Jaycees
Jaycee
Midwest Office Supply
W. Main
Credit Thrift
Limerick Finance
E. Main
Erie Couples Clash on County Road Collision
Two Erie couples, Mr and Mrs Pat Stephens and Mr and Mrs Tony Kusel, collided on a county road west of Kimball near Don Harding's home. Stephens and Kusel suffered minor injuries. Harding investigated the crash noting a 1960 Ford driven by Stephens and a 1965 Mustang driven by Kusel with $150 and $1,000 damage estimates.
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Erie
Pat Stephens
Tony Kusel
Kimball
Don Harding
Neosho County
Harding
Stephens
Kusel
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reflects War Sentiment
An intercepted dispatch questions whether the Reds are undecided about their war of aggression as the defenders ponder their own defensive action. The fragment hints at wartime debate and strategic uncertainty.
Johnson Signs Cigarette Health Warning Bill
The bill requires a conspicuous health hazard warning on each cigarette package and takes effect January 1 next year. It bars state and local pushes for other warnings and blocks FTC plans for cigarette advertising warnings until July 1, 1969. Each package must bear the label CAUTION Cigarette Smoke May Be Hazardous To Your Health.
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White House
Bill D. Moyers
Federal Trade Commission
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James W. Kensett
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Wilson
Wichita
Paul Wagner
First Church of God
N. Viet Nam
Defense Department
Cuba
North Viet Nam
H. Osborn
O.H. Osborn
Tribune
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Sherwin-Williams
Isl
Russ Corbitt
Armstrong Ice Cream Store
Russell
Dodge City
Belleville
Alexander
Essary
Cha
Dent Johnson
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