Soiled Spots Removal Urged by Planners
Planning commission backed PTA representatives in urging action to fix a privately owned dump on the east side of US 169, improve drainage and address unsafe structures. The group called for a teethful city ordinance, requested investigations by multiple agencies, and sought county collaboration on peripheral zoning beyond town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
PTA Council
Berg
Buford Fisher
Planning Board
Herbert J. Johnson
Burgwin and Martin
Johnson
Main
City Commission
State Highway Commission
Marlin Blackston
Bogus Check Rash Targets Local Stores
Police report a fraudulent check cashing spree tied to a man signing as J. L. Winrod. A Montgomery Ward check for 87.98 bought a power saw and drill. other $37.50 checks passed at Olson, A&P, and Donaldson stores. Two suspects described, one about 55, 5 feet 7, 185 pounds, blue jeans and black shirt. A Bank of Commerce book signed Winrod was found.
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Montgomery Ward
Olson
A&p
Donaldson Food
Lige Matlock
J. L. Winrod
Bank of Commerce
Matock
Matlock
Winrod
Area Forecast: Partly cloudy and warm with scattered storms
TOPEKA AP temperatures rose across Kansas with southerly winds. Highs today near 80s in the east to 90 in the southwest. Lows tonight 55 to 60. A trace of rain at Dodge City and showers around Wichita drift southeast into Oklahoma. Western Kansas may see light showers tomorrow.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dodge City
Wichita
Oklahoma
Nurses Attend Alcoholism Study at Southeast Kansas Hospital
Seventy five public health and registered nurses from state institutions and various hospitals attended an all day workshop on alcoholism at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. Speakers included Dr Ralph Emerson Duncan and G C Coniglio with concluding remarks by Jack S of Kansas City representing Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Kansas
Ralph Emerson Duncan
Kansas City
G. C. Coniglio
Jacks
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moon Flight Budget Hinges on Congress Support
NASA chief James E. Webb told a House subcommittee that the United States can still reach the moon this decade if Congress funds Apollo adequately. He said revisions followed prior budget cuts but still expects 15 Saturn launches to meet lunar targets, with a $2.67 billion request for the coming year.
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Washington
Congress
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Webb
House
NASA
Harold C. Ostertag
R-N.y
Contact Tribune Phone Reach After Six PM
The notice instructs readers to call their Tribune phone via the carrier and provides an after hours contact number HE 1-3400 for reaching him after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Snakes Loose in Edinburg Prompt Wide Hunt
In Edinburg Texas residents rushed to locate 10 to 20 hungry rattlesnakes roaming near schools after an estimated 25 to 35 were released from a box as a prank. A mass hunt lasting into the night and resumed at dawn killed about 15. authorities worried for student safety as police and volunteers combed the area.
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Edinburg, Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Roger Miller
Edinburg
Laredo
Miller
Exile Forces Attack Cuban Mill and Port in Cuba
Exile Revolutionary Recovery Movement says its first war communique details a co ordinated raid by seaborne commandos and guerrillas seizing Pilan port for three hours and burning the sugar mill. They report no exile losses amid tenacious fighting with a larger Communist force. Castro denies ground involvement and blames mercenaries.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
The
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Pilan
Castro
Havana
Local War On Dumps Debris And Disgrace Grows
An intercepted letter indicates growing community action against litter in the area. More residents join the campaign to clean streets and curb waste, signaling rising civic involvement and local frustration with unsightly dumps.
Broken Main Sparks Flames in Oklahoma City Rush
A gas main broken by a road grader spewed flaming gas during the morning rush in northwest Oklahoma City. The blaze destroyed two homes, damaged three others, and spread to several parked cars, with no injuries reported. It was controlled in about two hours.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Armed Forces Day Saturday celebration urged nationwide
A call to honor the United States Armed Forces on Saturday urges Americans to fly Old Glory and salute the men and women who guard freedom in peace and war, unfurling the Stars and Stripes to mark Armed Forces Day.
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Armed Forces
United States of America
Gas Explosion Destroys Three Homes in Oklahoma City
The Tribune reports a blast in Oklahoma City destroying three homes including that of Mr. and Mrs. John Cornell and Mrs. John Bower at 123 N Forest. Mrs. Bower says a daughter Mrs. Harry Koenig notified them by telephone. Mrs. Cornell is Koenig’s daughter.
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Oklahoma City
John Cornell
John Bower
N. Forest
the Tribune
Driver Is Sentenced To 40 Days In Jail
Charles Larson, R. 2, arrested at 12:55 a.m. on charges of driving while suspended, throwing a beer bottle from his car and parole violation. Parole revoked in police court. 10 days remaining of the probated sentence plus 30 days on new counts run consecutively for a total of 40 days.
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Charles Larson
Larson
U S AID TO MEET TERROR IN VIETNAM
Secretary McNamara urged expanded U S commitments in South Vietnam to counter a sharp rise in Communist guerrilla terror. He said aid would rise and additional U S personnel might be sent on training missions after meetings with President Johnson. He cited increased Viet Cong raids including kidnappings murders and beheadings.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
United States
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Saigon
White House
Johnson
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taynor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Spring Concert at Cha nute High School
The Cha nute High School and Junior College music department presents its annualSpring Concert tomorrow night at 8 in the high school auditorium. The program features the concert band the Vocale and the chorus with pieces including Invercargill March Gloria Sea Pieces Second Suite for Band and Die Fledermaus selections conducted by Harold Tarp le y and Leland Crapson.
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Chanute High School and Junior College
Vocale
Invercargill
Die Fledermaus
Harold Tarpley
Leland Crapson
Crutchfield Still Missing from Chanute
Roy Crutchfield, a Black man, has been missing from his Chanute home since late Monday afternoon. The car he left in remains unfound, and Chanute police report a possible sighting in Pittsburg last night of someone with a tire fixed at a station, though not confirmed. A man mistaken for Crutchfield was briefly held in Independence but later released after it was learned he was attending a funeral there.
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Roy Crutchfield
Chanute
Pittsburg
Crutchfield
Independence
Hutchinson Couple Killed In Osage Beach Motel Shooting
Osage Beach Missouri AP reports John R Abercrombie 22 and Kathryn Nance 24 planned marriage trips to Lake of the Ozarks. Abercrombie charged with first degree murder after firing on Cecil J Bybee 52 and Ian Bybee 23 or 52? at El Dorado Motor Lodge. Sheriff quotes him saying I just had to kill somebody. Suspect arraignment set after motel scene where gun found in car and ballistics match. Nance held as material witness awaiting release.
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Bybee
Bybees
el Dorado Motor Lodge
Osage Beach
Abercrombie
Miss Nance
Tulsa
Okla
Miami
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri
Eldon
Libby
Arrowhead Lodge
Ed Popkess
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PTA
Division of Institutional Management
State Department of Social Welfare
Veterans Administration Hospital
James Brown
Leroy Easton
Pan American College
Royster Junior High
David Holloway
C. EF. Holloway
S. Rutter
Bob
Cuban Mill
Port
U.S. State Department
Manuel Artime
Cha
Osage Beach, Mo
John R. Abercrombie
Kathryn Ann Nance
James Roach
Bill Bowman
U. S. 54
Nance
Bowman
Lynn Sorrel
Ballistics
Roach
California
Gilbert Pinkerton
Popkess
Elmer Abercrombie
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