Corey Rates Aired Aired Rates For Ambulance Service
City manager R. J. Hayes reports inquiries about ambulance charges allowed under the city contract. The maximums cover within city limits emergency calls 17.50, slow calls 12.50. outside city limits emergency calls 17.50 plus 0.50 per mile. slow calls 12.50 plus 0.04 per mile. Auto or aircraft accidents within 10 miles set 25 for first stretcher, 17.50 for each additional stretcher, 12.50 per sit-up patient. Beyond 10 miles 25 initial, 17.56 additional, 12.50 per sit-up, plus 0.50 per mile one way. No rate exists for services outside these categories.
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Corey
R. J. Hayes
Hayes
Chanute
Boy Admits Wire Theft
A 16yearold Independence boy confessed to stealing copper wire and selling part of it locally. Police linked the youth to a vacant house on South Steuben after neighbors saw him leave a suitcase behind the Elks building, then recovered the same suitcase at the station. The boy admitted taking wiring from the city garage rear area and identified his residence and mother.
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Independence
Chanute
South Steuben
Warner Detective Agency
New
Main
Central
Military Objector Called to Service in Lancaster
David A. Baumann 19 of Columbia entered military service after arriving with his parents at Lancaster Selective Service. He answered roll call and boarded a bus with eight other draftees and 98 pre draftees. Baumann, valedictorian of the 1964 class, has sued President Johnson to abolish the draft.
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Lancaster
Johnson
David A. Baumann
Columbia
Selective Service Office
William Baumann
Baumann
Second District Court of
New York
Bethel College to Get 173000 Dual Dwelling Loan
The Community Facilities Administration says it has reserved a 173000 loan for Bethel College in Newton Kansas to finance two apartment buildings for married students and faculty members.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Bethel College
Newton
Kan
Intercepted Letter Proposes Cabinet Post
An intercepted note suggests Congress establish a cabinet post to supervise cabinet posts. The writer signs off with a brief closing, addressing Cha. and referencing ongoing congressional matters.
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Congress
GOP Calls for Solidarity Over Viet Nam War Policy
In Washington the House Republican Policy Committee urged President Johnson to unify the Democratic party to stop prolonging the war. They warned the division harms morale and aids the Communist foe after a $4.8 billion Viet Nam authorization. In Saigon Marines clashed with Viet Cong near Hue as combat extended into dense terrain with limited Allied gains.
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Washington
House Republicans
Democratic Party
Johnson
House Republican Policy Committee
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Asia
Grandmother Returns to Diaper Washing Under Federal Program
Eva Trumbull, 60, among 24 foster grandparents at Laconia State School, cares for a 20 month old mentally retarded boy under a $91,000 federal anti poverty project. Each grandparent works four hours daily earning $1.25 hourly. All children are under five, many whose parents cannot care for them.
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Laconia
N.H
Eva Trumbull
Laconia State School
Vallance A. Wickens
Treloggen Appointed Assistant Postmaster at Chanute
Mrs. Florence Kelley Chanute postmaster received notice of Walter Treloggen’s appointment as assistant postmaster. He has served since January 1 after Carl Schickhardt retired. The regional director Charles Shoemake of Wichita conveyed the official appointment.
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Florence Kelley
Chanute
Walter Treloggen
Carl Schickhardt
Charles Shoemake
Wichita
Weather outlook pours mild windy days into cooler Thursday
Topeka area forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with continued wind and mild temperatures tonight. Scattered showers and thunderstorms cover much of Kansas with possible light snow in the northwest tonight. Temperature drops by 10 to 20 degrees Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Reported For March
Kansas traffic death log shows 0 fatalities in Topeka for the 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday and 0 for March. The comparable 1965 period recorded 95 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Boy Hurt When Car Rolls Onto Nephew
Earlton man Patrick Tubbs reported to police that he accidentally ran over his nephew while helping him out of a car around 8 PM. Billy Key, son of Mrs. Rose Key of 15 W Mulberry, was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital where doctors said injuries were not serious.
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Patrick Tubbs
Earlton
Billy Key
Rose Key
W. Mulberry
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ford donates engine and transmission to Stark auto shop
Ford Motor Company presented a 200 cubic inch six cylinder engine and a three speed transmission to Joint Rural High School to boost its automotive mechanics program. Supt. Everett Wharton and shop instructor Lawrence Paddock accepted the $1,080 gift, which will be used in both auto shop and general shop classes.
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STARK
Joint Rural High School
Ford Motor Company
Terry Davenport
Ford Service
Kansas City
Merle Kelly
Ford
Chanute
Everett Wharton
Lawrence Paddock
Paddock
Davenport
Auto Mechanics School
Stark School
Tribune Phone Contact Details
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. If unavailable after hours, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Johnson seeks new cabinet post to unify transportation
President Johnson asks Congress to create a Department of Transportation with a $700 million six year highway safety program and $200 million for supersonic transport. He envisions a coordinated system consolidating agencies including the Bureau of Public Roads FAA Coast Guard and Maritime Administration within a 12th cabinet post.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Department of Transportation
America Today
Highway Safe
Department
Office of
Undersecretary of Commerce For Transportation
Bureau of Public Roads
Federal Aid Highway
Federal Aviation Agency
Coast Guard
Navy
Maritime Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Lakes Pilotage Administration
St. Lawrence
ESSA 2 Reports Clear Weather Images From Space
ESSA 2 transmitted high quality pictures from its 25th orbit showing cloud patterns over the Hudson Bay Great Lakes Florida and Atlantic regions. NASA Goddard confirmed the first worldwide weather forecasting network is functioning as the satellite nears 48 hours in space.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Essa 2
Earth
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Hudson Bay
Great Lakes Area
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Alcorn Fund Sees Increased Contributions Toward Goal
The Alcorn Combustion Company industrial fund total rose to 32,863.22 with additional contributions, according to the Chamber of Commerce. The fund remains 5,636.78 short of the 38,500 goal.
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Alcorn Combustion Company Industrial Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Harding Seeks Treasurer Post in Neosho County
Don Harding of Erie announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Neosho County treasurer a post he held for two terms from 1955 to 1959. Harding is currently undersheriff for the county.
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Don Harding
Erie
Neosho County
Harding
Draft Probe Delayed By House Armed Services Panel
Rep. L Mendel Rivers said the House Armed Services Committee will hear Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey before deciding on a possible draft investigation The move follows 30 Republican House members calling for an immediate probe Hershey declined comment stating the system is not to be reorganized The hearing date has not been set
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Washington (Ap
L. Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Lewis B. Hershey
South Carolina
Republican House
Hershey
Selective Service
Rivers’ Committee
House
Abduction Stopped Safely in Topeka Area
A Grantville mother Marilyn Rees and her 2 year old son Curtis were found safe after an alleged abduction late Monday. Shawnee County Sheriff F T Chaffee ended the pursuit by taking the gun from the suspect and lifting the child to safety. one suspect was detained and no charges filed yet. Police, sheriff and highway patrol units from Jefferson and Shawnee counties joined the search.
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Topeka
Grantville
Marilyn Rees
Curtis
State Highway Patrol
Jefferson
Shawnee County
Kansas legislature moves toward adjournment in special session
The Kansas Legislature opened a push to adjourn the special session and approved an education amendment for submission in November. The House and Senate votes, changes by a conference panel, and plans to replace elected officials with a state education board shape a broader reform package including general sessions and income tax alignment with federal law.
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Kansas
House
Conference Committee
Senate
Board of Education
Board of Regents
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
Johnson Seeks Answers to Jet Noise Problem
President Johnson acknowledged citizen annoyance over jet noise and ordered action as air travel and airports expand. He directed a task force including the science adviser, FAA and NASA officials, and the housing, commerce departments to study noise standards, land use near airports, and recommended steps for legislative or administrative action.
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Washington
Johnson
Ofgram
Federal Aviation Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Car Train Wreck Fatal to Banker in Kansas
OTIS Kan AP A Rush County banker 35 John R Elmore of McCracken died in a car train collision 40 miles west of Otis The Missouri Pacific Colorado Eagle train struck his stalled car on a field driveway Elmore was a director of Citizens State Bank McCracken and had banking interests in Junction City and Colby Survivors include three other children and his father Ralph Elmore also a bank director His wife and son died in a separate accident five years ago and a year later his mother and a daughter were killed in another crash
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Otis
Kan
Rush County
John R. Elmore
Mc-Cracken
Elmore
Citizens State Bank
Mce- Cracken
Junction City
Colby
Highway Patrol
Missouri Pacific
Colorado Eagle
McCracken
Ralph Elmore
McCracken Bank
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