Kansas Governor discusses outside funded civil rights secretary
Gov. Avery urged the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights to decide questions about hiring a secretary paid by private funds. He raised issues of loyalty, retirement benefits, state liability, and civil service protections, noting no precedent exists for such a post. The advisory council is raising funds to hire a clerk for the Civil Rights Commission.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Avery
Kansas Civil Rights Advisory Council
Fritt
Carl W. Glatt
Civil Rights Commission
Glatt
Robert Watson
Wichita
Advisory Council
State Civil Service Act
China Facing Crisis in U S Containment Outlook
Washington AP report notes China under Mao faces a severe foreign policy test as containment by the United States pressures Beijing. Columbia professor Zagoria warns of possible factional splits after Mao, with observers expecting a strong succession struggle and policy rethink following recent setbacks abroad.
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Washington
Red
China
U.S
Peking
Donald SS. Zagoria
Columbia University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mao
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Stalin
Harold C. Hinton
George Washington University
Hinton
Zagoria
Both Sides Urge Approval Of Remap In Kansas House
Kansas Supreme Court was urged by both sides to approve a reapportionment law creating 125 House districts of roughly equal population. The bill followed a court order after the court invalidated the prior apportionment in a Hutchinson executives case led by John P. Harris.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Kansas
House
Hutchinson
John P. Harris
W. Y. Chalfant
Atty
Robert Sonderholm
Intercepted Letter Mentions Astronauts Scott and Armstong
A brief intercepted letter is reported as addressing Cha and notes that astronauts Scott and Armstrong are likely undergoing further debriefing at their homes.
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Scott
Armstrong
One-Car Crash Injures Youth Near Chanute
Sammy D Huffman 17 of R 2 treated and released at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a 2:30 p.m. crash on US 169 near Chanute when his car struck a highway bridge while trying to miss a dog. Vehicle damage estimated at 150 dollars.
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Sammy D. Huffman
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Huffman
Santa Fe Park
Highway Patrol
Corey
Finley
Westerman
Second Life Term For Federal Prisoner
Kansas City Kansas AP Hiller Arthur Hayes 37 is sentenced to a second life term at a federal penitentiary for the knife slaying of a fellow inmate. A federal court jury convicted Hayes of second degree murder and Judge Arthur J. Stanley imposed the life term, consecutive to a prior life sentence for kidnapping in St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Kan
Hiller Arthur Hayes
Federal Penitentiary
Hays
Arthur J. Stanley
Hayes
St. Louis
Air Ground Drives Against VC Units In Vietnam War
In Vietnam the United States reported six aircraft losses with two pilots killed two captured and two missing. Marines launched Oregon and Texas ground operations near Hue and Quang Ngai City killing dozens of Viet Cong. Air power by B 52s marked the 20th anniversary as Vietnamese and allied forces reported heavy fighting and significant enemy casualties in multiple sectors near Saigon Hue and An Hoa.
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Saigon
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Oregon
Texas
Hue
Quang Ngai City
An Hoa
Huey
Strategic Air Command
Cambodia
Vo Xu
U. S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade
Supreme Court narrows protection for obscene publications
The high court ruled 5 to 4 that materials designed to appeal to prurient interests are not protected by free speech. The decision upheld Ralph Ginzburg’s five year sentence for mailing Eros and two other works under obscenity law, reaffirming the Roth standard from 1957.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
Eros Magazine
Ralph Ginzburg
Brennan
Ginzburg
High Tribunal
Roth
Edward Mishkin
New York
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Fanny Hill
C of C Election Tonight Promises New Officers
Chamber of Commerce directors meet at 8 pm in chamber offices to elect officers for the coming year. The session is open to all members. A Friday 7 am agriculture committee breakfast is set at the Tioga Hotel. Plans for the Adams Ranch tour in Foraker Oklahoma March 29 30 will be discussed and a new farmers committee may be formed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Agriculture Committee
Tioga Hotel
Adams Ranch
Foraker
Okla
Chamber
Traffic Fatalities Log Reports March 1966 Totals
Topeka Kansas police log records 48 hour traffic death figures for March 1966 and the comparable 1965 period. One fatality occurred last Thursday, with 115 deaths in March 1966 and 120 in the prior year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Telephone numbers for Tribune readers after hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone carrier after hours, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Spring Fever Grips Chanute as 78 Degree Weather Returns
The area sees a pleasant first day of spring with warm winds and 78 degree temperatures drawing students and workers outside. Partly cloudy skies and little temperature change are forecast through Tuesday with a chance of scattered thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon. Lows tonight range from the low 40s in the northwest to about 60 in the southeast as highs stay in the 70s.
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Chanute
Neosho 4-H Days showcase at Erie High School
About 250 4-H members parents and friends attended the first part of Neosho County 4-H Club Days at Erie High School. Music numbers were judged by Robert Estes with blue and top blue awards awarded to various choruses solos and ensembles while folk games earned blue ribbons. The second part is set for March 26 at Erie High School with demonstrations talks plays and stunts on the schedule.
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Erie
Robert Estes
Southeast Rural High School
Cherokee
Betty de Lang
Don Lloyd
Girard
Atom
Larry Paulie
Willing Workers
Elaine Oler
Four Corners
Diane Lassman
Cindy Robertson
Teri Tharp
Top Blue
Patty
Mari Lassman
Ren
Rhonda Showalter
Hillcrest
Jolly Go Getters
Ever Ready
Jolly Jayhawkers
Neosho County
Erie High School
Gemini 8 crew reach Cape Kennedy after emergency spaceflight
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott complete de briefing at Cape Kennedy and fly home to Houston area reunions after returning from the Pacific with Gemini 8. NASA confirms a short circuit likely caused the thruster failure leading to rapid tumbling before the emergency jet thruster stabilized the craft.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Pacific
Scott
Armstrong
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dis
Abilene Man Dies After Topeka Collision Injuries
Wladyslaw Jidialis, 60, of Abilene Kansas, died in a Topeka hospital five weeks after a two car crash near his home. The Sunday death follows injuries from the wreck.
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Topeka
Wladyslaw Jidialis
Abilene
Kan
Johnson urges broad consumer protection program in Congress
President Johnson asks Congress to pass truth in lending and truth in packaging laws to ensure clear disclosure of credit costs and package contents. He calls for state action to curb abuses and strengthen consumer safeguards while protecting responsible businesses.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
State Traffic Fatalities Mark Weekend Toll in Kansas
The Associated Press reports three Kansas traffic deaths over the weekend all on Friday night. David Weathers aged 54 from Lincolnville died when his car ran off a Marion County road, struck an abutment, and overturned. Rudolph Mieth aged 55 of Wichita died in a collision on K 96 southeast of Fredonia. Frank Bannister aged 69 was struck by a pickup while walking across an Arkansas City street and died en route to a Wichita hospital. Missouri's weekend toll was seven.
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Associated Press
Kansas
David Weathers
Lincolnville
Kan
Marion County
Lincolville
Rudolph Mieth
Wichita
Fredonia
Frank Bannister
Arkansas
Missouri
Repatriation of Prisoners Shifts Between Nations
In a government statement RP Pakistan says 1158 Indians held as prisoners after last September’s fighting have been repatriated. India reports releasing 739 Pakistanis to return home, per a spokesman in Parliament.
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Dacca
Pakistan
India
Weekend thefts report two hubcaps a bike and a license tag
Reported thefts over the weekend include two hubcaps from a 1956 Ford and a 1963 Olds, a stolen license tag NO-646, and a bicycle missing from Bowl-Mar at 1502 Santa Fe. Victims include Ray Vanderford Sheila Conn Dr E O Morris and Joe Standfast.
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Ray Vanderford
S. Central
E. O. Morris
S. Plummer
Sheila Conn
Joe Standfast
Bowl-Mar
S. Santa Fe
Juco Board Primary Vote Tomorrow in Allen County
Iola Allen county voters go to polls to reduce 18 candidates for the Allen County Community Junior College board to 12 for a runoff April 5. Six will win in the county wide election under a new law with three longer terms.
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Juco Board
Allen County
IOLA
Allen County Community Junior College Board of Trustees
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