Ky Cracks Down Halting Buddhist Uprising in Hue
In Hue Premier Ky’s troops seized Buddhist leader Thich Tri Quang in his hospital room as hunger strike entered its 14th day. Thich Tam Chau urged Ky to protect Tri Quang and other monks. Elsewhere, Red Cross appeals were ignored by monks besieged at the Buddhist Institute. US seamen off the Mekong Delta seized 250 tons of Chinese arms from a gun-running trawler, described as the war’s largest arms haul.
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Blaigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Tri Quang
Thich Tam Chau
Saigon
Buddhist Institute
International Red Cross
Walston
Mekong
U. S
De Gaulle Opens Talks With Brezhnev in Moscow
President Charles de Gaulle began a one day state visit with calls for France and the Soviet Union to seek joint solutions to Europe’s problems. Brezhnev led the Soviet team with Kosygin Podgorny and Gromyko at the Kremlin Palace as De Gaulle met senior officials.
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Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Kremlin
France
Soviet Union
Europe
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
de Gaulle
Catherine’s
Kremlin Palace
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Andrei A. Gromyko
The
Summer Arrives in Kansas With Warmth and Showers
AP reports Kansas welcomes summer with warm winds and possible scattered thundershowers. Central and western areas face the highest shower chances while the rest stay clear to partly cloudy. Temperatures reach into the 90s statewide with 60s tonight and a five percent precipitation outlook.
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Topeka
Kansas
Intercepted Letter Claims Grain Surpluses Vanish
An intercepted message accuses the agricrats of hiding grain surpluses while omitting references to savings from avoiding large grain storage rentals. The claim contrasts alleged shortages with financial gains from reduced storage costs.
Industrial Bond Issue For Alcorn
City prepares a $450000 industrial revenue bond issue for Alcorn Inc to finance a plant. The bonds are non taxing and retire via rent. City holds title to building land and equipment until retirement after 20 years, then transfers title for $1. Alcorn will lease the plant from the city and handle insurance and maintenance. Sale arranged through a Kansas City bond firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcorn, Inc
R. J. Hayes
Hayes
Alcorn
Kansas City
Traffic Fatalities Report For Topeka Kansas
Kansas traffic death log shows 0 fatalities in 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday for June 1966. The year 1966 totals reach 282, compared with 276 in the comparable 1965 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Area Wheat Harvest Gains Speed Across Region
The area wheat harvest has begun and moves to full swing with yields likely below average. Neosho county agent Don Lloyd says one fourth to one third of crop is cut, with prices rising and test weights good though moisture varies. Several towns report hail damage and muddy fields delaying work, while truck prices for wheat rise above 1.80 per bushel in Wichita.
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Don Lloyd
Neosho County
Lloyd
Chanute
Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Board of Trade
Primary races shape Neosho county slate in August
August primary voters in Neosho county will choose only three Republican nominations for county offices: first district commissioner sheriff and county attorney. Incumbent L W Thurman faces J Oswald Earnhardt for the commissioner post while Chester Bowman and Ralph Hoff man contend for sheriff. Democratic candidates include Charles Norris for commissioner George Neely for countywide sheriff James J Smith opposes the winner in November and two Chanute lawyers seek the county attorney nomination.
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Erie
Neosho County
Commission
J. Oswald Earnhardt
Erie R
L. W
Wid) Thurman
Charles H. Norris
St. Paul
Chester C. Bowman
Ralph A. Hoffman
Chanute
George Neely
John C. Rubew
John W. White
James J. Smith
St. Paul Democrat
Robert Pennington
Fiery Military Plane Crash Kills Two in Hampton Neighborhood
In Hampton Virginia authorities report a Marine A6 Intruder collided midair with another plane then crashed into a suburban area near the Fordham shopping center. A 30-year-old mother Mary Gallant and her 19-month-old son Donald died. Four Marines ejected safely and were rescued. total 44 injured and 60 left homeless as 10 houses were destroyed and 17 damaged. The other aircraft crashed in Chesapeake Bay.
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Hampton
Marine Corps
Mary Gallant
Donald
L. H. Nicholson
Chesapeake Bay
Gallant
Sergeant Street
Food Prices Dip As Inflation Slows in Latest Report
Washington AP reports food prices fell six tenths of a percent last month, aiding a total living-cost rise of only one tenth of a percent. The Labor Department noted the slowdown ends months of sharper increases and the CPI reached 112.6, equivalent to $11.26 for items that cost $10 in 1957-59 terms.
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Washington
Labor Department
Chanute Area Chamber Briefs Highlight Meetings and Events
The Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce held a monthly meeting reporting committee actions and upcoming events. Key items include the Neosho county dairy princess contest at Tioga Hotel tonight, a highway meeting at Chamber office, and the Hooterville Special with Smiley Burnette and Rafe Davis on Main Street Thursday. The district dairy princess contest and eight county candidates are set for next week at Tioga. Board actions approved Groves as chamber manager for Kansas Chamber of Commerce Executives, funded reps’ expenses for chamber activities, and allocated 200 surplus Safari Museum license tags as highway signs. Other items covered Welcome Wagon membership, See and Sell Kansas sign project, a large turnout for the Kansas Precancer Society stamp collectors show, and a fall Adams Ranch tour. Groves will attend the managers’ institute in Boulder, Colorado, July 11-17. Hugh Chapman presided. 12 members attended.
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Neosho County
Tioga
Chamber
Hooterville
Smiley Burnette
Rafe Davis
Main Street
Main
Lincoln
Highland
the Tioga
Groves
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Agriculture Committee
Adams Ranch
Foraker
Okla
Chamber of Commerce
FHA Approves 818 Topeka Housing Units for Tornado Relief
FHA announces 300 new units including the first rent subsidy project in the area, plus 518 more units approved or underway for Topeka after the June tornado. Openings in six months. rents vary by family income with a 25 percent tenant share for subsidized units.
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Topeka
Federal Housing Administration
Maurice Martin
FHA
Martin
East Topeka
Kent Blosser
Kansas
Highland Park
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If he is unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Coffeyville Group Seeks Bank Charter
A five man group seeks a charter for Coffeyville State Bank in Coffeyville. The bank would have capital of 100000 dollars, surplus of 100000 dollars, and undivided profits of 50000 dollars, with total structure at 250000 dollars. Applicants include Joseph B. Bell of Moline and Stephen E. Aduddell, William Troy Borum, Alvin F. Grauerholz, and Frank J. Welsh, all of Coffeyville.
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Topeka
Coffeyville
State Bank Commissioner's Office
Coffeyville State Bank
Joseph B. Bell
Moline
Stephen E. Aduddell
William Troy Borum
Alvin F. Grauerholz
Frank J. Welsh
Case of 530 Doves Goes to the Jury
A federal jury deliberated in Fort Scott Kansas on the second trial of Joseph Aiuppa Chicago for illegal possession and transportation of 530 mourning doves in September 1962. Prosecutors say the birds were shot in Crawford County and a two day limit was 48.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Joseph Aiuppa
Chicago
Crawford County
Kansas
Aiuppa
Maurice J. Walsh
John Dillinger
Walsh
U.S
Newell George
Andrew Williams
Pittsburg
Aiuppe
Ted Blunk
Hugo Farabi
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Frontenac
Farabi
Blank
Kansas City
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Junta
Buddhist Struggle Movement
Britain
Lord Walston
Charlie
Maurice Couve de Murville
Philippe Baudet
Kosygin
Stalin
Talline
Cha
City Commission
Anna
Mary Beth
Earl Moore
S. Central
Russ Corbitt
Moore
E. 14Th
Moore Brothers
Neosho
Virgil Lowe
Lowe, Chanute, D
Carl J. Schickhardt
Hazel S. Meeker
Register of Deeds
Doris M Shellhorn
Gertrude Noland Salle
Ava Jeffrey
Mary Lee Frederick
Betty R. Barr
Alberta Gough
Charles F. Leavitt
Wilma H. Showalter
Merrill Moore
Chanute City Court
Richard L. Ashley
Mary Alford
Nelle H. Stevens
Big Creek Township
Shirley Harding
Elsie Carlson
Grant Township
Chanute Area
Board of
Jack Groves
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
KCCE
Wayne Umbarger
Jim Morris
Royce Wells
Managers’ Institute
Boulder, Colo
Hugh Chapman
Salina
Shawnee
Coffeyville Group
Newell T. George
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