Kansas Traffic Kills 14 Over Weekend
A weekend of Kansas traffic deaths includes two Winfield residents in a one car crash near Udall, another fatality near Florence, a Shawnee tree strike, a car train collision near Olathe, and multiple burn and injury cases across the state. Names include Inca Brown Fay North Karen Magee Floyd Schlagel Sadie Schlagel Joseph Harold Schlagel Kathryn Schlagel Wilbur Crenshaw Marvin Crenshaw Lawrence Barnett Charles Rosemund Nancy Minick Barbara Minick Connie Danley John Hannigan Robert Huesser Richard Pruitt Donald Knipp.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Winfield
Kan
Udall
Inca Brown
Fay North
Wichita
Pruitt Garland
Paul C. Sommers
el Dorado
U. S. 77
Florence
Karen Kay Magee
Shawnee
Johnson County
Olathe
Floyd J. Schlagel
Sadie
Joseph Harold
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kathryn
Schlagel
Kansas City
Wellsville
Wilbur S. Crenshaw
Marvin L. Crenshaw
U.S. 40
Lawrence Barnett
Charles Rosemund
Salina
Howard H. Mindaughter
Nancy
Howard Minick
Ick
Barbara Minick
Connie Danley
John Hannigan
Denver
Richard D. Pruitt
Bonner Springs
Donald Knipp
No Special Session For Storm Damage
Kansas lawmakers will not hold an immediate special session to address tornado damage. The Legislative Council launches a three‑part study of state facility damage in Topeka and Manhattan, with bills urging restructuring of the health department labs the printing plant and nearby land for expansion. Governor Avery delayed delivering a message due to a trip to Washington for GOP committee talks.
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Topeka
Kansas
Assembly
Legislative Council
Manhattan
William H. Avery
State Health Department
Statehouse
Bill Fridley
R-Crestline
Avery
Washington
Republican Coordinating Committee
Kansas faces about 600000 insurance uninsured disaster losses
Kansas will incur losses near 600000 that insurance and federal aid will not cover, Sen. Glee Smith said. Damages to state facilities total about 4700000, with 2000000 insured for buildings at Kansas State University and the Topeka Employment Security Building. Insurance will also cover lost rent for married students at KSU. Federal assistance is expected to cover all but roughly 600000. the emergency fund exceeds 900000 with no immediate replacement need.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Legislative Council
Kansas State University
Smith
Kansas State
City Dads Meet Tonight
A regular city commission meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7:30 in the commission room of the Memorial building.
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Memorial Building
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows June Figures
Kansas traffic death log lists totals for 48 hours to 9 am Monday in June 1966 and compares with 1965. Figures show 51 for June and 302 for the period, with year-to-year comparisons.
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Topeka
Kansas
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reflects Holiday Traffic Toll
A fragment from a Kansas newspaper notes weekend traffic fatalities and sarcasm about the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, with the sender signing Yours.
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Cha
Kansas
Lockheed Unveils Full-Scale Mock-Up of Supersonic Transport
In Burbank Lockheed Aircraft Corp unveiled a 273 foot plywood mock-up of the Lockheed 2000 a four jet supersonic transport capable of 1 800 miles per hour carrying 266 passengers. The model outlines an around the world 23 hour trip with one hour layover at each port. The design competes with Boeing under JFK era SST studies with GE and Pratt engines and FAA selection for two prototypes.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Boeing
John F. Kennedy
U.S
General Electric
Pratt & Whitney
Federal Aviation Agency
Bloodmobile set for two day drive at Me thodist church
Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Thursday and Friday with a 300 pint goal across the two days. Collections run Thursday 1 to 6 15 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. to 1 15 p.m. at Third and Lincoln basement. Neosho County chapter met defense quota but aims higher next fiscal year starting Friday amid tornado relief demand and holiday weekend traffic.
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Red Cross
Methodist Church
Third and
Lincoln
Neosho County
George Pinegar
Red Cross Blood
Pinegar
Jerry Steele
Neosho
Morris Pack
Ernest Kepley
Lee Embry
Coffeyville
Weather Update With Temperatures and Forecast Notes
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy warm and humid conditions with scattered thunderstorms through Tuesday. Tonight will drop near 70 with highs around 95 on Tuesday. Showers and heavy storms were reported across Kansas last night and early today with more activity expected state wide.
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Topeka
Kansas
Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
G I Guide Series On Draft
The first in an eight part series explains what youths and parents should know about U S Armed Forces service. Elton Fay, a leading military news writer in Washington, authored the guide for The Tribune.
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U. S
the Tribune Today
Elton Fay
Washington
Increased U.S. Ties Urged by Japan
A committee of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party urged stronger security links with the United States. They recommended extending the U.S.-Japan security treaty in 1970 for another decade.
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U.S
Japan
Tokyo
United States
U S Units Join In Pursuit of Reds
Thousands of U S air cavalrymen joined Operation Nathan Hale in central Viet Nam pursuing three North Vietnamese battalions totaling about 1500 men. U S reinforcements expanded the sweep with Maj Gen John Norton in command as 395 Communists reported killed and 19 captured.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
18B
U.S. 1St Cavalry Airmoriel Division
101St Airborne Division
Air Cavalry
John Norton
Tuy Hoa
Hue
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Baby's Life Saved By Young Mother After Plane Crash
On Mt. St Helens a 2 month old baby and mother survived two days in a wreckage after a plane crash. Karla Little, paralyzed below the waist, kept Laurie warm using blankets and a window gap while husband Loren Little and rescuers searched. Ericksons died in the crash. Loren credits his father in law for a cautious pilot's actions that kept them alive.
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Baby
Seattle
Wash
Loren Little
University of Washington
Karla
Laurie
Little
Erickson
District Dairy Princess Selection to be Held Wednesday
The 66th District dairy princess contest takes place Wednesday with eight counties, culminating in a 6 30 p m dinner at the Tioga Hotel. Lynda Campbell of Neosho county leads as district princess, against candidates Frieda Mosler and Mary Shufelt with judging at 2 p m.
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District Dairy Princess
Tioga Hotel
Hutchinson
Lynda Campbell
Eric
Neosho County
Neosho
Frieda Mosler
Hallowell
Cherokee County
Mary Shufelt
Edna
Labette County
Chautauqua County
Montgomery County
Safari Museum
Chanute Area
J. W. Winfrey
American Dairy Assn. of
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Fireworks Permits Issued Ahead of July 4
Twenty five display stands received city clerk permits as the fireworks sale begins and will run through July 4. More permits are expected, with roughly thirty usual. No permit fee is charged and fire department inspections ensure safety compliance for sales within city limits on July 4.
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Howard Parsons
Fire Department
George McCune New Jaycee Head at Chanute Inaugural Ball
George P. McCune was named Key Man of the Year and installed as Chanute Jaycees president for the coming year at the Inaugural Ball and Awards Banquet in Tioga Ballroom. Other officers were installed and Marlin Blackston spoke as guest. awards honors were given to multiple Jaycees and guests.
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George P. McCune
Humboldt
Chanute Jaycees
Tioga Ballroom
John Pate
Charles Winfrey III
John Rubew
John Willcott
Pack St. Clair
Jim Fehr
Delbert Winder
Roger Leeseberg
Marlin Blackston
Blackston
Earl Gehrt
Bob Wells
Ser
St. Clair
Jerry Waldrip
Colvin
Collins
Pate
Sutcliffe
Harvey Young
Groves
McCune
Winfrey
Reynolds
Alan Collins
Jaycee
Extension Club
Humboldt Jaycee
Young
Chanute Booster Club
Jayce Pate
Chanute Tribune
Kcrb Radio
Bank of Commerce
Joe McAdoo
Typhoon Kit Aims at Southern Japan Coast
A major typhoon with 173 mile per hour winds moves toward southern Japan and could strike the central coast by Tuesday afternoon or evening if current path holds. Tokyo Weather Bureau warns of potential landfall and escalating danger along coastal areas.
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Tokyo
Japan
the Weather Bureau
Central Coast
Dodd Defends Self As Ethics Hearings Open
Gen Thomas J Dodd testifies in Senate Ethics Committee proceedings denying misconduct and accusing trusted office staff of stealing files and feeding documents to columnists He accuses former aides of robbing him and asserts his visits to Klein and Germany were not to aid him or Klein but part of other duties
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Washington (Ap
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Sen. Dodd
Klein
Germany
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Ten Neosho Men Heading to Pre Induction Exams
Ten men from Neosho listed for pre induction physicals in Kansas City on Wednesday. The group includes Gary E. Shultz Walter A. Akridge Jr O Neal Smith Richard E Lisman Allen L Oliphant Lawrence Harris Chanute Leo E Obenhaus Parsons Thomas R Amos Monte G Fraker Eric Larry D Nordstedt Galesburg.
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Kansas City
Gary E. Shultz
Walter A. Akridge Jr
O’neal Smith
Richard E. Lisman
Allen L. Oliphant
Lawrence Harris
Chanute
Leo E. Obenhaus
Parsons
Thomas R. Amos
Monte G. Fraker
Eric
Larry D. Nordstedt
Galesburg
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Alta Vista
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Municipal Pool
Tribune
Russ Corbitt
Gram
Ray Coonfield
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The
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Yours
Bloodmobile
Sesesee
G.I
Norwalk
Ray Erickson
Portland
Ore
George McCune New Jaycee
Bob Reynolds
Roosters
Jack Groves
Jaycee International
Augusta
Ray Christensen
Bob McGregor
Chuck Trenary
Larry Baker
Charles Myers
Barry Adams
Burl Schaberg, Jr
Charles Ross
John White
Joe Marnell
Charles Mussulman
Drisdel
New York
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