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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1966
Page
1
Charles Wagner, a Denver educated barber, now runs a shop at Main and Evergreen showcasing hand tied toupees. He explains hairpieces use natural multi color blends matched to a patron's hair, with nylon net backing and careful knotting. prices range from 85 dollars to 3000 depending on workmanship.
Fire Chief C. W. Brennan entered Neosho Memorial Hospital yesterday for a checkup and observation after several days of ilness. He is reported improved with no indications of serious illness.
U S forces press Viet Cong territory with land air and sea operations. Marines clash three hours with North Vietnamese regulars near Quang Ngai City killing about 150 enemies. Buddhist protests in Saigon prompt Ky to vow strong measures while urging peace.
City commission begins ordinance process to replace flagman with automatic crossing gates at Santa Fe Main crossing. Approval to install will require governing body consent to avoid hindering Main street traffic. Budget timing suggests installation after next budget cycle.
Area forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight and Wednesday with lows in the 30s and highs in the 60s. In Kansas, mild temperatures and partly cloudy skies prevail with little chance of showers. Monday brought highs from 56 to 72 and early lows ranged from 36 to 42 across several towns.
India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi met with Secretary of State Dean Rusk at Blair House to discuss India's political issues and Vietnam peace efforts. The talks, also attended by Ambassador Bowles and Ray Haw, followed a White House session with President Johnson. They agreed on a $300 million Indian educational foundation to tackle longstanding problems.
Neosho county received 2790.93 as its portion of the liquor enforcement tax revenue for the quarter ending March 15. State treasurer Walter H. Perry announced a total of 366658.06 to be prorated among Kansas counties, with Allen 2607.78 Wilson 2275.66 and Woodson 993.56.
The Labor Department data show February CPI up five tenths of a percent led by sharp gains in food. Fresh vegetables rose 10.5 percent, meat near 2 percent, eggs 4 percent, poultry 8 percent, driving the year over year CPI to 2.5 percent.
Miami police tied the abduction of 18 year old Daniel Goldman to a man with a business grudge against his father Aaron Goldman. Detectives said the kidnapper claimed Goldman cheated him out of money and the hunt intensified with a $50,000 ransom offer. Investigators deployed extra personnel and multiple phone lines at the Goldman residence as they monitored calls.
A playful note hints Michigan may become a top tourist draw if its lights keep dancing in the night skies attracting visitors during the upcoming season.
Reports of unidentified flying objects spread from Ann Arbor to Bad Axe and Flint with witnesses describing lights below 500 feet and moving with speed and zigzag patterns. An off duty deputy and a high school student led several accounts as observers urged government disclosure of all UFO information.
J Floyd Breeding former congressman will file for the Democratic nomination for U S Senate early in June resigning from the agriculture department to pursue the race. The announcement came from Leonard Pipkin and John Taylor leaders of a Draft Breeding for U S Senator committee based in Topeka.
About 20 Chanute businessmen and area farmers left the Memorial building at 8 a.m. for a two day tour of the Adams Ranch in Foraker Oklahoma. They will return tomorrow afternoon. The tour is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee.
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Police report weekend and last night pellet gun damage to plate glass at Triplett's Shoes 5 East Main Montgomery Ward 23 West Main and earlier to Chappy's 924 South Santa Fe. filling station window at 4th and Lincoln damaged. second such outbreak recently with at least six locations affected.
FBI says Sam Holloway Bowers Jr. 41 imperial wizard of the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan is armed and dangerous. He and 13 others are charged with civil rights violations in the Jan 10 death of Vernon Dahmer as federal and state officers press the manhunt and note related 1866 and 1964 era laws upheld by the Supreme Court.
Clyde E. Gilbert of Topeka High School vocational and industrial teaching becomes the first candidate for the Republican nomination for state printer.
CHICAGO AP Chairman E William Henry of the Federal Communications Commission criticizes radio and TV cigarette ads and says broadcasters are overly timid about self censorship. He cites that current warnings distract from the major public controversy over smoking dangers and argues the industry fails the self regulation test.
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