Million Waiting Milk Deliveries End After Picketing
In Nashville Tennessee the National Farmers Organization and Nashville Milk Producers Inc. reached a six hour agreement ending picketing at 29 Tennessee dairy sites to resume milk deliveries by Thursday. The pact does not resolve price demands or stop the milk withholding action.
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Air Raids Hit Haiphong As 400-Plane North Vietnam Bombing
U S forces conducted three air raids on Haiphong and surrounding Red River delta targets with 124 missions reported against North Vietnam on a day of heavy strikes. Premier Ky visited the Enterprise carrier and praised Navy fliers, while a C47 gunship was shot down near Da Nang.
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Missing Car Quickly Found
Cecil Fowler reported his 1965 Chevrolet stolen from Main and Central at 12 10 this morning. The car was found parked in the rear of the VFW on West Main with the keys in the ignition and no damage.
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Turnpike Bill Delayed in Kansas House Amid Compromise Debate
The Kansas House delayed consideration of the turnpike bill as leaders seek added support for a compromise plan. Republicans want stronger GOP control of the top construction authority, while the plan keeps the Kansas Highway Commission under Democratic leadership with a new combined panel including both parties. The speaker and Senate leader would join gubernatorial and department heads in the proposed governing body.
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Five candidates for District 413 school board race
The Tribune lists sketches of the five candidates for three open seats on the Unified District 413 board of education. Interviews reveal each candidate's views. The three candidates with the most votes will win the election next Tuesday.
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No Action Taken On Resolution By Chanute Teachers Group
Local Chanute Teachers Association meeting in the high school auditorium discussed a Kansas State Teachers Assn. delegation resolution calling for immediate joint effort to study the impact of pending legislation on Kansas education. No action was taken. further discussion planned at a later meeting.
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States Challenge Federal Wage Law In Court
Twenty six states sue to block amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act arguing federal overreach into state police and public services. A three judge panel hears requests to restrain enforcement as the government seeks dismissal. lawmakers claim 1.4 million public workers are affected. The suit names Wirtz Lundquist and Hargadine with AFL-CIO and AFSCME backing the government, while states including Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Delaware Florida Hawaii Iowa Kansas Maine Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Jersey New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Ohio South Carolina South Dakota Texas Virginia Vermont and Wyoming are plaintiffs.
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Santa Fe Railway declares quarterly dividend
Chicago The board of directors of the Santa Fe Railway has declared a quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on its common stock. The dividend is payable June 1 to stockholders of record at close of business April 28.
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Peace Corps Offers Higher Paying Overseas Posts
Dr Stephen Dawn of the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry will direct a Peace Corps program in Colombia starting July 1. About 70 of 5500 applicants will fill overseas roles with salaries up to 23000 a year, as the talent search chief reports 1500 current applications and 4000 from returning volunteers.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragment reads the sender hoping programs may improve during the strike. It is titled Intercepted Letter Dear Cha and shows supportive tone for action without specific events.
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Supervisors Run TV News to Keep Air as Strike Hits
In New York AP reports the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists struck major networks. Supervisors took over news programs to keep them on air while other shows were replaced by reruns. This marked the first national strike.
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Weather Summary and AFTRA Strike Briefing
Weather report for Topeka notes high 70s to 80s with winds southerly and chance of showers. Forecasters predict dust in central and western Kansas as a Pacific front moves in. AFTRA picket lines form at major networks in New York Chicago and Los Angeles with independent stations unaffected. ABC pledges to honor public commitments and maintain news coverage with supervisory staff.
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Money Sent Three Girls Runaway From Clayton NM
Police reported three Chanute girls aged 20 17 and 16 were last known in Clayton New Mexico where they picked up a money order from Western Union at 235 yesterday afternoon A 1966 Ford four door Missouri plated car belonging to a brother was left behind in Missouri and the girls stated they were en route to Washington via Colorado A nationwide alert has been issued for their apprehension.
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Traffic Fatalities Report For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log covers 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday with counts for March 29 1967 and a comparison to the 1966 period. Data lists fatalities in the Topeka region and surrounding area.
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Johnson paints crime fear as national disgrace at crime conference
President Johnson told about 600 law enforcement and court officials that crime creates a climate of fear and urged rapid passage of anti crime legislation. He said white collar crimes dwarf violent crimes in economic impact and backed implementing over 200 Crime Commission recommendations.
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Phone numbers to reach Tribune staff after hours
Instructions urge readers to contact the Tribune via phone or call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. If the primary number is unavailable, use the emergency extension for after hours queries.
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Dirksen Sees Alaska Iowa Move Toward Constitutional Convention
Senator Dirksen argues that if two more states petition for a constitutional convention Congress must call one. He cites 32 states petitioned though others dispute counts. Alaska and Iowa show uncertain progress as Senate action remains uncertain, with four more states Michigan New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin also flagged.
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