Zoning Panel Elects Williams Chairman As Revisions Discussed
City planning commission named Harold Williams as chairman for the year. New members Loss and Reynolds joined to replace away residents Painter and Blackston. Board reviews zoning amendments and Burgwin Martin master plan summaries, with public hearings and wider distribution planned. Copies available at city clerk, two Chanute banks, and other business groups.
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City Planning Commission
Harold Williams
Ash Grove
Dale Painter
Painter
Chanute
Williams
Carl Pate
Clara Graham
Jack Loss
Robert C. Reynolds
Helen Wilson
O. H. Cunningham
Harvey Young
Buford Fisher
W. G. Bodley
Robert N. Allen
Pate
Allen
Loss
Reynolds
J. W. Kensett
M. J. Blackston
Burgwin and Martin
Burgwin
Chanute Banks
Commission
Erie 101 Board Interviews Architects for Future School Needs
The temporary Consolidated Unified School District No. 101 board met at Erie High School to interview two architectural firms about district building needs. They discussed kindergartens in attendance centers, staffing for a teacher per grade at the Galesburg center, and ongoing operation of the Thayer high school center with plans for May 16 interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Consolidated Unified School District No. 101
Erie High School
Lloyd Dulaney
Galesburg
Stanley Stitt
Thayer
Casey O'Bryan
St. Paul
Wm. B. Hartzell
Stark
Tom Burress
Marion Richey
Eric
Vincent Laudick
W. J. Han
Shelby Reed
Supt
Thayer High School
Hubert Harris Named Fredonia Police Chief
Hubert Harris the Wilson county sheriff will become Fredonia police chief effective June 1. He succeeds George Bardon who led the department for years before the city governing body non reappointed him. The sheriff’s succession will be appointed by the governor.
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Fredonia
Hubert Harris
Wilson County
George Bardon
Harris
Intercepted Letter Hints at Soviet Dumping as Tactic
An intercepted message suggests Soviet vessels dumped fuel or cargo near a U.S. ship as a potential ploy to influence Washington's outreach to Eastern Europe and LBJ's efforts toward improved relations.
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U.S
LBJ
Europe
Police Officer Killed In Cleveland Burglary Probe
White patrolman Steve Huber 26 was shot in the head while en route to a burglary call at a dry cleaning store on Superior Avenue near East 89th Street. An 18 year old Negro youth Raymond Watson was wounded and arrested after a brief exchange with Officer Donald E. Bagnell. Watson would be charged in Huber's death. A .38 revolver taken from Watson is being checked for possible use. The officers were Isherwood and Broughton responding to the 5 am burglary report.
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Cleveland
East Side
Steve Huber
Superior Avenue
East 89Th Street
Huber
Donald E. Bagnell
Richard Wagner
Bagnell
Wagner
Raymond Watson
Mount Sinai Hospital
Watson
George Isherwood
Ray Broughton
Artex
Docking Sees Kansas Over The Hump In Growth
Gov. Robert Docking told the Kansas Savings and Loan League convention that Kansas has passed the posthold shift from farm to a mix of agriculture and industry. He cited aircraft industry expansion since 1965 and said major industries face long-term growth, with employment at an all-time high last year.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
Kansas Savings and Loan League
U S and Soviet Ships In Two Collisions Over Two Days
The United States charged a Soviet destroyer with a second collision with the USS Walker in the Sea of Japan, 210 miles southeast of Vladivostok, as Washington demanded an end to the dangerous harassment. Protests were filed by the State Department, with three notices issued and a fourth planned, while the Walker and Hornet conducted antisubmarine maneuvers.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Russia
Pentagon
Walker
Sea of Japan
State Department
Asst
John M. Leddy
Besslednyi
Hornet
Vladivostok
Sharp Rise in War Casualties Reported
Saigon report shows 274 Americans killed in action and 1,903 enemy dead last week. U.S. Command notes 1,748 Americans wounded and 18 missing or captured as Marine units battle northward operations near Da Nang and in nearby northern provinces.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South Vietnam
da Nang
Sympathy strike halts pie production at Smethwick bakery
Susan Phillips, a pie eyed inspector at Scribbons Kemp Bakeries, faced transfer rejection after requesting a different role. In protest, 800 workers walked out, stopping 1.5 million pies daily. The strike ends after management agrees to talks, with full production contingent on settlement.
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Smethwich
England
Smethwick
Susan Phillips
Scribbons Kemp Bakeries
Phillips
Bicycle Safety Inspection At Local Schools Next Week
The city with the VFW post and Neosho county Farm Bureau plans a bicycle safety inspection at area schools next week. Police Chief Lige Matlock and Fire Chief John Erickson will supervise. Schedule lists times for Royster Junior High, Murray Hill, Hutton, Alcott, Lincoln, and Roosevelt.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Neosho County Farm Bureau
VFW
Farm Bureau
Lige Matlock
John Erickson
Royster Junior High
Murray Hill
Hutton
Alcott
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Cautious Okay For Restoration Of Tax Incentives
Kansas City AP report notes Kansas and Missouri bankers cautiously approve Congress plan to restore seven percent investment credit for machinery and equipment and accelerated depreciation for income producing buildings. Senate action precedes House compromise as Federal officials weigh details.
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Kansas City
Kansas and
Missouri
Congress
U.S. Senate
House
Federal
Cold Front After Heat In Kansas
An area forecast predicts cloudy to partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with much cooler temperatures, lows in the 40s, and highs near 70. Kansas City reports a first 100 degree reading of the season at Wichita, followed by a strong cold front driving cooler northerly winds and rain chances in the northwest. The piece includes banking perspectives on investment credit restoration and its expected spur to business across Kansas, noting opinions from local bankers and economists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Weater
Kansas
Wichita
Goodland
Chanute
Struble
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka May 22 1967
Kansas traffic death log lists fatalities in Topeka for 24 hours ending 9 am Thursday May 22 1967 compared with the 1966 period showing a decline. The report notes totals for the May period to date and highlights year over year comparisons.
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Topeka
Kansas
Beauty Drive Aims to Keep Kansas Beautiful
Gov. Robert Docking launches a three step campaign to urge Kansans to keep the state attractive. The program promotes a personal pledge, community projects, and action while stressing it cannot be legislated or funded by taxes. Supplies such as litter bags posters and banners will be distributed through local chambers of commerce.
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Topeka
Kansas
Robert Docking
Decking
July Draft Call for 19,900 Draftees Faces Army
The Defense Department announced a July draft call of 19,900 young men for induction into the Army, the highest in the year. The July quota edges above June’s 19,800 and May’s 18,000, after a February low of 10,900. Officials say calls will rise midyear to replace draftees from the Vietnam buildup begun in late 1965.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Defense
Vietnam
Ike Continues His Recovery
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 76, continued his recovery from a gastrointestinal ailment suffered last weekend. Doctors at Walter Reed Army Hospital said he is now taking some solid food and his spirits are good. He had earlier been on light liquids with IV feeding.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
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Llewellyn E. Thomson
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