Allied Units Crush Viet Cong Outfit
U S air cavalrymen and Vietnamese troops crushed a Communist company in Bong Son sector while Marines and Vietnamese forces pressed the Viet Cong 1st Regiment in three actions northward. Reports say 115 enemy killed, six captured, nearly 100 weapons seized, with 800 Marines landing southeast of Hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Bong Son
Heliacopter Mondy
Hue
South Viet Nam
North Viet Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
South China Sea
al Peninsula
Quang Tri City
17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone
Two Gemini 9 backups killed in St Louis crash
Air Force Maj. Charles Bassett II and civilian Elliot Lee Jr. died when a T38 trainer jet struck a McDonnell Aircraft building near Lambert Field during a training flight. Their spacecraft capsule lay inside the building less than 500 feet away. The Gemini 9 backup crew Lt. Col. Stafford and Cmdr. Cernan survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Elliot Lee Jr
America
Air Force
Charles A. Bassett II
Ford
Lee
Bassett
Houston
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McDonnell
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
House Votes To Reconsider Ed Proposal In Kansas
The Kansas House, by 71 to 25, voted to reconsider an amendment reshaping education provisions of the state constitution. It then rejected Senate amendments, sending the measure to a conference committee of two senators and three House members to forge a compromise acceptable to both chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House
Kansas
Senate
Seventeen Neosho County Men To Kansas City Exams
The Selective Service Board lists seventeen Neosho County men who will travel to Kansas City on Tuesday for physical examinations on Wednesday. Names include Leon P. Mendez Robert L. Holtzman John D. Willecott Edward C. Ranzell George A. Wheat Kenneth G. Babcock Terry L. Bridges Ronald E. Chase Terry A. Barker Douglas G. Dufek Raymond O. Peterson Jay C. Waltermire John R. Lohse Larry R. Boatright Eric Thomas F. Schoenhofer Roger J. Madi Benny W. Anderson and Thayer’s Benny W. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Selective Service Board
Neosho County
Kansas City
Leon P. Mendez
Robert L. Holtzman
John D. Willecott
Edward C. Ranzell
George A. Wheat
Kenneth G. Babcock
Terry L. Bridges
Ronald E. Chase
Terry A. Barker
Douglas G. Dufek
Chanute
Raymond 0. Peterson
Jay C. Waltermire
John R. Lohse
Larry R. Boatright
Eric
Thomas F. Schoenhofer
Roger J. Madi
Walnut
Benny W. Anderson
Thayer
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
Intercepted letter with greeting Dear Cha references March entering like a lamb. The fragment hints at a private message tone amid a lull in context, without further details or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cha
Johnson proposes cradle to elderly aid and nutrition plan
President Johnson sent a Congress message proposing a nationwide cradle to old age health and education program to feed poor children and address elderly hospital needs. He urged creation of an alcoholism advisory committee and a government research center, with limited financing details. He requested 50 million dollars for child nutrition programs plus 329 million already in the budget for school meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Annexation Protested by Local Residents Over College Site
A protest group of property owners challenged a three step annexation plan tied to the planned Neosho County Community Junior College site at 14th and Allen. They warned annexation would curb livestock keeping and hamper property rights while urging protective development safeguards.
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Neosho County Community
City Planning Commission
14Th and
Allen
14Th
Washington and
Plummer
Bill Dever
S. Allen
E. B. Lynch
Dever
Planning Board
Junior College
City Planning Board
Lynch
Chanute
Petroleum Plans Urged by Udall on Energy Supply
Secretary Udall told the National Petroleum Council the United States must plan for its vast future petroleum energy needs through 1980. He directed a high level group to assess prospects for adequate domestic supplies and actions needed to ensure them. He warned that by 1980 daily oil and gas use could reach 17.5 million barrels and 65 billion cubic feet respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
National Petroleum Council
United States
Weather Warm Lifts Kansas to Spring Like Temps
Area forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with warmer air. Tonight's lows in the mid 40s and Wednesday's highs near 70, as Topeka records 60s to near 70 across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Traffic Fatalities Log Update For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday with zero fatalities for March and zero for 1966, matching a comparable 1965 period. Officials note no incidents to report in the Topeka region during the latest 24 hour window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Senate OKs House Remap Plan in Kansas
The Kansas Senate approved a bill to reapportion the House, aiming to shift power toward urban areas. It now returns to the House with about 20 amendments, 31 to 6 vote in favor, and debate over county representations and county sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas House of Representatives
Senate
House
U S Steel Raises Some Prices and Allows Negotiations
U S Steel Corp raised prices on certain products, cut others, and left some open to negotiation. The President's Council of Economic Advisers tacitly approved the moves, estimating the Monday changes would raise steel prices by about two tenths of one percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
USS. Steel Corp
Voters to Decide Annual Session in Kansas Senate
The Kansas Senate voted 30 to 4 to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot allowing annual general sessions. The measure, backed by Sen Glee Smith and opposed by Sen Frank Hodge and Sen Ted Sanborne, would let the legislature address all matters each year. The chamber also approved a $150000 appropriation for legislative expenses during the remainder of the special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Senate
House
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Ted Sanborne
R-Belleville
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Tioga Hotel Beer License Revoked Over Minor Served
City commission revoked Tioga Hotel’s retail beer license after a boy near 18 admitted being served beer in the tap room. Six month license ban on the former holder. enforcement urged by county juvenile officer Ray Zumalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga
Adelaide Kelley
Helen Brown
Ray Zumalt
John Serman
Zumalt
Right Man Found for Transplant to Fight Bone Cancer
Robert F. Allen 28 from Tucson and a 65 year old Philadelphia man with osteogenic sarcoma share blood type O positive. They will undergo a experimental two way tissue transplant at Roswell Park Memorial Institute to try to save both men who have months to live.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Robert F. Allen
Allen
Tucson, Ariz
Philadelphia
University of Illinois
Buf
Falo
Sigmond H. Nadler
Roswell Park
New York State
Cancer Research and Treatment Center
Hoffman Announces Sheriff Bid in Neosho County Primary
Ralph A. Hoffman said today he will be a candidate for sheriff of Neosho County in the Republican primary. His home is listed as 1602 S. Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Ralph A. Hoffman
Neosho County
Hoffman
S. Kansas
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Yours
Washington
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Commission
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J. W. Kensett
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Fred Harris
Maretin Rotunno
Central Park
Rotunno
Bob Reynolds
Jim Prosser
JayCees
West Oak
Denver
Colo
Asese
FAA
State
Norman Gaar
R-Westwood
Gaar
Shawnee
Sedgwick
Johnson County
Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Eugene F. Gastl
Leslie A. Droge
Seneca
Jack Barr
R-Scon
Ted Saar
D-Pittsburg
Keith Sebelius
Norton
U.S. Steel
Kelley
Sherman
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Nadler
George E. Moore
Roswel Park
Tucson
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