Fuel Depots Targeted Near Hanoi and Haiphong in U S Air Strikes
U S air and naval jets attacked fuel depots near Hanoi and Haiphong in Vietnam, reporting major tanks in flames and smoke rising up to 35 000 feet. One F105 fighter bomber was reported missing near Hanoi amid a claimed reduction in North Vietnamese resistance.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S. Air Force
Radio
U.S. Command
Kansas panel calls for three types of vocational schools
A Topeka AP report says regional need for vocational education includes area vocational-technical schools, community junior colleges, and Schilling Institute Salina. The committee urged coordinated planning, overlapping curricula allowed but not wasteful duplication, and greater state aid with ongoing program reevaluation.
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Topeka
Schilling Institute
Salina
Kansas
Schilling
State Board For Vocational Education
H. M. Neely
Laurin Jones
Schilling State Educational Authority
John Bern
Jack Flint
Kansas Association of Community Junior Colleges
C. C. Eustace
Garland Ferrell
Advisory Council For Community Junior Colleges
Tribune Phone Line Switchboard Notice
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone at the main line try your carrier and if still unavailable dial HE 41 3400 after 6 p m for contact after hours.
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Tribune
Selection Of Princess Tonight For Southeast Kansas Dairy Crown
A Southeast Kansas dairy princess title for 1966 will be crowned tonight at the Tioga Hotel starting 6 30 PM. Four candidates compete for the district crown after a day including charm school Safari Museum tour and Chamber of Commerce lunch. Judging at 2 PM, the district winner advances to compete for state dairy princess honors in September.
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Kansas
Tioga Hotel
Safari Museum
Chanute Area
District Dairy
Frieda M. Mosler
Hallowell
Cherokee County
Linda Jane Kirchoff
Bombing of North Viet Nam Oil Depots Draws Rebuke
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the North Viet Nam oil depot bombing marks a new war stage and could hinder talks. He predicted more Soviet and Chinese aid and noted it may slow infiltrations for a time. Senator Wayne Morse urged cutting flags to half mast and pressed for renewed negotiation efforts.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Soviet Union
Peking
Montana
Mansfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
The
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
Morse
North West
Nam
Ongania Heads New Argentina Regime After Coup
Lt. Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania, former army chief, to be sworn in as head of a military regime chosen by a three-man junta. The coup ousted President Illia and aims to curb Peronist influence while rebuilding Argentina’s prestige abroad and modernizing the country.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlo Ongania
Juan D. Peron
Ongania
Peron
Illia
Man Electrocuted on Columbus Job
Neil Macy a 35 year old lineman for the Empire District Electric Co. was electrocuted Tuesday while working on a 4 000 volt line in an alley. Macy touched the highline while repairing a transformer. A native of Racine Missouri he lived in Baxter Springs Kansas and leaves a wife and daughter.
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Columbus
Kan
Neil Macy
Empire District Electric Co
Macy
Racine
Baxter Springs
Howard Parsons Retires as City Clerk After 38 Years
A group of city officials honored Howard Parsons at a surprise dinner at Tioga Hotel last night. Parsons will retire as city clerk on the first of the month after nearly 38 years on the staff, headed since 1951. Bonnie Moffatt will succeed him, having begun work in 1943. A portable television was given as a retirement gift.
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Howard Parsons
Tioga Hotel
Parsons
Hot Kansas heat hits century level across multiple cities
Area forecast shows fair warm weather with highs in the upper 90s expected through Thursday. Kansas cities report readings around 100 degrees Tuesday with Hill City at 102 and Abilene Russell Concordia and Manhattan near 99 to 100. Overnight lows mostly 70s from Garden City 66 to Hill City 72.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hill City
Abilene
Russell
Concordia
Manhattan
Garden City
Pittsburg
Olathe
City Fireworks Rule Reminder Before Fourth
Police remind residents of a city ordinance banning fireworks inside city limits except on Fourth of July. Firecrackers caused several complaints to the department yesterday.
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows June 1966 Toll
Topeka Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 a m Wednesday reporting totals for June with 57 fatalities in 1966 and 309 for the year, noting one previously unreported death from May and comparing with 1965 figures of 293.
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Topeka
Kansas
16 17 Year Olds Ruled Juveniles in Kansas Court Ruling
Kansas Supreme Court mantiene 16 and 17 year olds as juveniles but voids a punishment section allowing imprisonment. The decision bars sending youths to the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Hutchinson and critiques the penal confinement approach. Justices Schroeder Fatzer split on full invalidation versus partial validity.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Supreme Court
State group seeks $1 million for Kansas tourist push
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce promotional group urged a $1 million annual budget for tourism and consolidation into a single department with a governor appointed director. It also called for dollar-for-dollar park funding, federal matching funds, entry-port information centers, and an updated 1956 Kansas tourist survey.
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Junction City
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
John Montgomery
Henry Jameson
Abilene
State Chamber
State Park Authority
Kansas Tourist Survey
Counterfeit Bills Found in Waldo Cafe
A cafe manager in Waldo, Kansas found a packet of 740 counterfeit twenty dollar bills, later confirmed by Sheriff Jule Dumler and KBI agent Robert Smith to share the same serial number. A similar bill had been accepted earlier at the cafe from two men who paid for sandwiches.
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Waldo, Kan
Philip Ramsey
Jule Dumler
Dumler
Robert Smith
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Russell
Fourth Death In Olathe Crash
Six year old Mary Katherine Schlagel of Sun Valley California died at KU Medical Center marking the fourth fatality linked to a rail crossing accident near Olathe Kansas. Parents Floyd J Schlagel and his wife were killed when a freight train struck their car. brother Joseph Harold Schlagel aged 4 died earlier.
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Kansas City
Kan
Mary Katherine Schlagel
Sun Valley
Calif
University of Kansas Medical Center
Olathe
Floyd J. Schlagel
Joseph Harold Schlage
Intercepted Letter from Dear Cha Describes Safari Museum
A brief intercepted note extols the Safari Museum as the best air conditioned attraction for hot days in the area, appealing to tourists without air conditioned cars. The letter ends with a cordial sign-off.
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Cha
Traffic Toll Estimated Over 4th
The National Safety Council warned the July 4 weekend traffic toll could top 557 deaths, estimating 510 to 610 fatalities over the three day holiday. It urged seat belt use, noting 60 to 70 lives might be saved.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Junior High Band Concert in Central Park Build ing
The Junior High School band will perform Thursday at 7 in the Central Park Community Building. Glenn Peak will conduct the program featuring Swinging Safari Hello Dolly Plus March Italian Master Suite and other numbers. The Chanute Recreation Commission invites the public to attend.
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Central Park
Glenn Peak
Chanute Recreation Commission
Londerholm to Discuss Court Rules in Chanute Meeting
Kansas Attorney General Robert C. Londerholm will be in Chanute tomorrow for a 10 a.m. meeting at the state highway office building. The talk is part of five stops to discuss new Supreme Court rules on taking statements from suspects with law enforcement officials in Topeka Wichita Garden City and Hays.
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Robert C. Londerholm
Kansas
Chanute
State
Londerholm
U.S. Supreme Court
Topeka
Wichita
Garden City
Hays
Break-in Reported Near Humboldt Farm House
Iola police notified yesterday of a break in at a farm house three miles east and a mile and a half south of Humboldt. A television set two shotguns and three fishing rods were reported taken.
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Iola Police Department
Humboldt
Surveyor 1 Hard to Arouse After Long Night's Sleep
Pasadena California AP reports Surveyor 1 the Moon camera craft could not respond to reactivation commands after two weeks of lunar night temperatures dipping to 260 degrees below zero. JPL said revival attempts were made from Goldstone and will continue with possible July 7 checks if needed.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor
JPL
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