Buck and Doe Run Through Newton Store Window
A buck and a doe caused chaos in Newton Kansas when the buck was hit by an 18 year old driver. The deer crashed through a sporting goods store glass door. residents and a veterinarian subdued its legs while the animal was tranquilized. The doe was killed five blocks away. The buck will be turned over to conservation officers.
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Newton, Kan
Newton
Steve Keyes
Keyes
Richard Olson
Kansas Conservation Officers
U S Judge Campbell Linked to Parvin Foundation and Realty Deal
Chicago based U S District Judge William J Campbell disclosed he served as trustee and director of the Albert B Parvin Foundation and that his wife co invested with Parvin in a realty firm He said he attended one board meeting in 1960 and resigned in 1966 after learning Justice Douglas received a 12000 salary at the foundation.
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Chicago
U.S. Dist
William J. Campbell
Albert B. Parvin
Parvin
Campbell
Northern District of
Illinois
Chicago Sun-Times and Tribune
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Weather Wide Temperature Swing With Heavy Weekend Rain
A wet and chilly forecast followed by a warm trend through Tuesday. Neosho lowlands face minor flooding from weekend rainfall while river levels near the east river bridge peaked at 22.4 feet and then eased. Kansas area readings include 34 near Bazine unofficial, Goodland 36 official low, Wichita 43 record June low, with highs in the 70s to around 80 and Sunday highs 66 to 74.
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Chicago
O'Hara
Washington
National
New York
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
Roy Nelson
FAA
East River
Federal Aviation Administration
Martin Johnson Airport
Bazine
Goodland
Wichita
Concordia
Panel Recommends Drilling Up To Fifty Wells Off Santa Barbara
A presidential panel headed by Dr. Lee A. DuBridge says Union Oil should be allowed to drill up to 50 wells and complete oil production from the Santa Barbara platform. It urges removing oil from undersea structures to stop seepage, a plan spanning 10 to 20 years. Final decision lies with Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Oil Co
Santa Barbara
Calif
Lee A. DuBridge
Hamilton M. Johnson
Tulane University Geology Department
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
William T. Pecora
U.S. Geological Survey
Southeast Kansas Highways Lead State in Fatalities
Southeast Kansas divisions report 17 Memorial Day traffic deaths with 9 killed in four crashes at Altoona Colony Severy and Fort Scott. Division Four commander Capt Lyle Huitt notes high moving violations 234 citations 60 license issues 2 DWI arrests and 37 accidents across 17 southeast counties.
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Kansas
Lyle Huntt
Altoona
Colony
Severy
Fort Scott
Huntt
Huitt
Viet Cong Shells Fall in Saigon and Dak To Attacks
Viet Cong rockets hit Saigon for the first time in two and a half weeks as paratroopers and South Vietnamese militiamen clash near the capital. An American adviser is killed at Dak To air field and eight B52s bomb targets in the Dak To region. Rocket Alley houses are destroyed. a child and man die, 15 children wounded. Neosho Junior College trustees set meeting agenda for ROTC, funding, and contracts.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
82Nd Airborne Division
U.S
Dak To
Hanoi
Quan Doi Nhan Dan
Dak
Neosho Junior College Board of Trustees
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragment titled Intercepted Letter Dear Cha notes a military viewpoint that the accused is guilty until proven innocent. It presents a returned line about justice and due process in a terse, archival voice. The text reflects wartime or military correspondence tone.
Nixon proposes two year extension of anti poverty program
Nixon administration seeks a two year extension and 2 billion dollars in funding for the federal antipoverty agency. Rumsfeld says longer planning will improve management and funding allocation while committees weigh the scope and evaluation of programs. He notes study teams will examine Model Cities relations and state involvement.
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Nixon
Washington
Federal Antipoverty Agency
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
House Education and Labor Committee
Rumsfeld
Congress
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Rumfeld
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Road Toll Sets Record for Memorial Day Weekend
Traffic fatalities topped 580 during the Memorial Day weekend, surpassing the 542 deaths recorded for 1966. Final tallies showed 581 deaths as figures continued to be updated nationwide, with 36 boating deaths and 191 drownings not involving boats.
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Associated Press
Tribune Award Recognition For Exposing Veteran Rights Denial
The American G.I. Forum honored The Chanute Tribune for exposing racial prejudice against Mexican American veterans. The plaque, awarded at the state convention in Kansas City Kansas, cited a series of stories and editorials on the denial of veterans’ rights by the Chanute American Legion post.
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A. U.S. Veterans’ Organization
Chanute Tribune
American Legion Post
The
Chanute American Legion
G.I. Forum
Town House Hotel
Kansas City
Kan
Chanute Girl Dies on Vacation Travel in WaKeeney
Debby Mollnow a Chanute Kansas girl aged 1 died Sunday morning in WaKeeney while on a camping trip. Police say carbon monoxide from the car exhaust entering an open trailer slept her. She was born July 29 1957 in Chanute and recently finished the sixth grade. She is survived by her parents a brother and a grandmother. Funeral is set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at Gibon Koch Chapel with Rev Life officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Debby Mollnow
S. Steuben
WaKeeney
N. G. Mollnow
Chanute
Murray Hill
Grace E. Mollnow
Gibon-Koch Chapel
Rev
Paul Life of Jewel
Memorial Park Cemetery
New Chanute Chamber Manager Brings Local Roots
George P. McCune named Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce manager will start July 7. He comes from Norton Chamber of Commerce where he has served since 1967 and will replace Jack Groves who began in 1966.
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Chamber
Chanute
George P. McCune
Chanute Area
George McCune
N. Forest
Kansas State University
Neosho County
McCune
Iie
The
Jaycees
Chanute Jaycees
Carol
Mathew Jay
Marc James
Jennifer Jr
Jack Groves
McPherson Chamber of Commerce
Groves
Supreme Court Limits Military Court Power in Civilian Crimes
The Supreme Court, in a 5-3 decision led by Justice Douglas, ruled servicemen can be tried in civilian courts for crimes not connected to military duties, narrowing military court jurisdiction. The case centered on Army Sergeant James F. O Callahan, court-martialed in Hawaii in 1956 for attempted rape, sentenced to ten years.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
William O. Douglas
Douglas
James F. O'Callahan
Hawaii
Waikiki
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Weather Bureau
Central Park
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
Long Island Rail Road
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Woodson County
Yates Center
Tribune
London
Britain
British Leyland Motor Co
Leyland
British Motor Corp
Lancashire
England
BMC
Midlands
Albion
Glasgow
Trades Union Congress
Heyerdahl
Aalesund
Norway
Thor Heyerdahl
Raas
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
North East Passage
Atlantic
West Indies
Mexico
Safi
Morocco
Neosho
Topeka
Hutchinson
Cha
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