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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
1
Fourteen NATO members issued a joint declaration stating the alliance remains essential and cannot be replaced by bilateral pacts. They respond to French President de Gaulle requesting withdrawal from integrated commands and NATO facilities.
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce and JayCees partner with the Missouri Valley Road Runners Club to sponsor a 26 mile marathon set for April 2 at 1 30 p m starting at Bridge and Highway 169. Arne Richards of Manhattan is the expected Missouri Valley champion with 10 to 15 entries anticipated.
Skies were sunny and mild across Kansas after spring thundershowers on the eastern edge. Highs today mid fifties, tonight lows 25 to 32, Saturday highs in 60s as a cooling trend ends. Thunderstorms Thursday brought hail and wind with up to 0.70 inch rain in Uniontown.
A brief intercepted note questions the President's wage and price guideline as it relates to the national debt. The letter hints at policy constraints and strategic economic concerns without detailing specific measures.
Kansas Attorney General Robert C. Londerholm urged the Kansas Supreme Court to uphold the new House apportionment law as a good faith effort to comply with the U S Constitution and the court's order. The brief argues the act should be used temporarily for this year’s elections if not finally approved. Hutchinson newspaper officials who sued the old plan filed the brief.
The Chanute Post Office announces supplemental Medicare application blanks at the stamp windows to help contact 3.1 million seniors before the March 31 deadline. The program costs 3 dollars monthly and covers doctor bills and other benefits.
U S Navy divers began raising a missing H bomb found five miles off southern Spain, 2,500 feet deep, after Alvin sub photographers confirmed the device. The operation, lasting up to three days, aims to secure the weapon with the Fort Snelling lifting it to the surface.
Neosho county 4-H Days open with a 7 p.m. program in the Erie high school gym. Musical numbers square dancing and illustrated talks demonstra tions and other events run from 8 a.m. with 11 clubs participating. Top blue ribbon winners will compete in a regional 4-H Day at Altamont on April 16.
Readers are advised to contact their carrier by phone using the Tribune line or, if unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. The notice directs residents to ensure they can reach the appropriate contact for service.
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 am Friday showing 2 fatalities for March, 26 for 1966, compared with 110 in the comparable 1965 period.
In Honolulu NASA astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott rest after Gemini 8’s frantic end in space. Scientists probe why a tape recorder activation caused Agena docking to spin, leading to emergency splashdown. They recover on USS Leonard F. Mason and head toward Cape Kennedy after a 10 hour layover in Hawaii.
In Unified District 413 the tuberculosis skin test program, in cooperation with the Kansas Tuberculosis Association and local health groups, will test ninth graders, first graders, and new Kansas students this year. Tests occur March 28–29 at Royster Junior High Auditorium with parent permission forms sent home. seniors and kindergarten entrants may also participate with required consent.
The city board of zoning appeals postponed ruling on the Phillips appeal for an exception to zoning rules linked to planned construction at 718 West Beech. A survey of the Phillips property is now pending.
U S forces moved deeper toward the Communist zone near Saigon with minimal resistance. An infantry spearhead found a large cache of abandoned radio gear as the tally of enemy dead rose to 335 during Operation Silver City.
The Treasury plans to ask Congress in May to raise the legal debt limit possibly to a record 334 billion dollars. If not approved, the temporary ceiling of 328 billion would expire July 1, risking a debt crisis and potential default on obligations within weeks.
A fire in a two story stone dormitory at the Methodist Home for Children in West Philadelphia killed three people, police said. Four others were injured and hospitalized, one in serious condition.
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