Dirksen Ford call for curb on inflation through spending cuts
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen and House GOP chief Gerald Ford criticized the Johnson administration for high living costs and urged drastic reductions in non essential federal expenditures. They proposed empowering the president to impound or defer appropriated funds to curb Great Society spending.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Illinois
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Dirksen
Ford
Senate House Gop
Dirkgen
White House
Three Car Crash at Main Steuben Involves Three Drivers
A noon yesterday three car collision at Main and Steuben involved Warner Tiegreen 48 of 520 S Steuben Dale Schiedel 24 of 1201 S Garfield and Ronald Goltry 19 of 22 Denman All three cars were westbound Tiegreen slowed to turn left Schiedel struck his rear and Goltry hit Schiedel Damage estimated 25 150 and 165 dollars respectively No injuries reported.
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Main and Steuben
Warner Tiegreen
S. Steuben
Dale Schiedel
S. Garfield
Ford
Ronald K. Goltry
Denman
Main
Tiegreen
Schiedel
Haigler Third Fatality From Chanute Crash
William E. Haigler age 63 of 318 West 7th died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at Chappell's corner east of Chanute. His wife Ethel 73 and Linda Deweese 15 of rural Erie also died. Three others were injured including Effie Darlene Ankenton 9 in serious condition.
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William E. Haigler
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chappell’s Corner
Chanute
Haigler
Ethel
Linda Deweese
Erie
Effie Darlene Angleton
Giant Beans Grow in first Graders Garden Harvest
Roosevelt first grader Jody Haines and grandfather Frank Haines cultivated six New Guinea bean seeds gifted by Mrs. Thelma Childers. The vines produced three foot long beans intertwined with corn, tomatoes, peppers and okra. The beans, resembling cucumbers with white rectangular seeds, may belong to the squash family and are being eaten as part of family meals.
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Roosevelt
Thelma Childers
Jody Haines
Jimmie Haines
S. Malcolm
Harold Anderson
Mexico
Jody
Frank Haines
Central
Haines
Traffic Death Log Reveals July 1966 Fatalities
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log shows 52 fatalities in July for 1966, with 373 total for the year by 9 a.m. Thursday. The comparable 1965 period recorded 353 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate Rejects Plan to Send Airline Talks Back to Table
The Senate Labor Committee turned down Sen. Claiborne Pell's bid to return airline labor talks to bargaining and set up a new session to consider Sen. Wayne Morse's six month back to work bill. The panel's 10 to 5 vote signals rejection of administration guidance and keeps strike deliberations moving in Congress.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Claiborne Pell
D-R
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Morse
Senate
Pell
Labor Department
Congress
Labor
W. Williard Wirtz
Joseph W. Ramsey
William J. Curtin
A Night Out by Juveniles
Early morning report details six boys causing damage during a bicycle trip in the west town garden. Police found a torn garden, missing musk melons, and a rope stretched across the street to disrupt bicycles. County juvenile officer and parents discussed payment for damages.
Tribune Phone Help Line Note
Public notice advises readers to contact Tribune via HE 1340 after 6 PM if their carrier fails to reach him. It emphasizes using the evening line for urgent inquiries and directs readers to try alternative contact only after business hours.
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Tribune
Death Valley Hiker Finds End of Summer Heat
An intercepted letter expresses relief as the Death Valley hiker notes the hottest part of summer has passed. The message conveys struggle with extreme heat and the calmer conditions expected ahead.
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Death Valley
French Trekker Finishes 100 Mile Death Valley Hike
Jean Pierre Marquant, 28, completed a seven day 100 mile circuit through Death Valley ending at Stovepipe Wells. Park rangers aided him for hours as temperatures reached 125 degrees. He vows the trek to prove adventure remains in America.
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Death Valley
Calif
Jean Pierre Marquant
Marquant
America
Record Air Strikes Fuel Fierce Saigon War Effort
U S and Vietnamese pilots mounted a high tempo attack on Communist positions in South Viet Nam with 826 combat sorties and 542 single plane strikes in the South. American and Vietnamese air crews faced limited weather while continuing raids on targets from the Saigon area north toward the Demilitarized Zone.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
Strategic Air Command
17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone
North Viet Nam
Oriskany
North
Viet Nam
Vinh
Baden
Eisenhower in Hospital for Routine Follow Up
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, is at Walter Reed Army Hospital for routine follow up studies on arthritis and heart conditions. Officials say no indication of stay length and no regular bulletins will be issued.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Hospital Information Office
Weather outlook Kansas area with warm highs near 90
The area forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with scattered thundershowers through Friday, warm and humid. High Friday near 90 with lows in the mid to upper 70s. Topeka notes forecast of cloudiness and continued scattered showers, rain reporting across northwest Kansas and southern areas yesterday.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Great Bend
Uniontown
Moran
Wichita
Emporia
Kansas posts record 853 300 employed in June
Kansas employment rose to a June record of 853 300, up 37 800 from May with non farm jobs at 725 500 and farm work rising to 127 800. Manufacturing added about 18 000. aircraft industry cited as main driver while weekly production wages averaged 119 12 dollars. Unemployment rate edged up to 1.0 percent from 0.9, with year ago rate at 1.7 percent.
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Topeka
Kansas
Buffon
State Employment Security Division
Wilson Fair Opens Tonight at Fredonia
Four tons of barbecued beef will be served to about 6,000 people at the Wilson County fair and rodeo opening in Fredonia Kansas. Officials expect more than 35,000 attendees over the three day event and Gov William Avery will fly in tonight to serve as grand marshal.
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Fredonia
Kan
Wilson County
William Avery
Mary Wiltse Injured In Car-Truck Crash
Mary Wiltse age 22 of rural Altona was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital with head injuries after her car collided with a pickup truck east of High Prairie church at about 8 35 this morning. She works at a local beauty shop and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Wiltse. The pickup was driven by Lonnie Morrow of Chanute who reported no injuries.
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Mary Wiltse
Altoona
Neosho Memorial Hospital
High Prairie Church
Miss Wiltse
Dale Wiltse
Lonnie Morrow
Chanute
Notable Chanute Physician Dr James A Butin Dies at 73
Dr James A Butin 73 prominent Chanute physician and civic leader died after an extended illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital He practiced medicine here for 40 years served longest on the Chanute Board of Education from 1934 to 1953 and helped establish the Safari Museum He held leadership roles in the Neosho County Medical Society Kansas Medical Society and local veterans and civic groups
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James A. Butin
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Butin
Chanute Board of Education
Martin and
Osa Johnson
Neosho County
Johnson Hospital
Dr. Butin
Fredonia
George E
Josephine Hull Butin
Fredonia High School
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago Medical School
Chicago
Bernice Walker
Kansas City
Butins
Dubuque Clinic
Iowa
Kansas
Jim Butin
Thurlow Lieurance
University of Wichita
Chautauqua
American Legion Minstrels
Hours of Effort to Save Little Girl
A Kansas City girl, Darla Gowin, 8, survived a heart stoppage after tonsillectomy with ongoing life support. Doctors, nurses, and technicians worked through the night keeping her alive with external massage and oxygen. a portable iron lung from Mexico, MO, was flown to Kansas City after patrol and fire department help.
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Kansas City
Darla Gowin
Mexico
Highway Patrol
George Ravis
North Para Hospital
Darla
Ravis
Perts
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Billy Keith
Lee’s Summit
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Gardner
Jody and the
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Cha
Death Valley National Monument
Furnace Creek
Los Angeles
Homer Leach
Stoveripe Wells
Leach
Southern
Panhandle
Leathernecks
Augusta
Walter Reed
Wilson Fair
Bernard L. Gowin
Jas
Douglas
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