Federal Liquor Gambling Stamps May Impact Kansas Clubs
J R Cheney director of Alcoholic Beverage Control warns that possession or display of federal liquor stamps or federal wagering stamps can lead to suspension or revocation of private club licenses. Licensing begins Aug 1 with up to 1 000 clubs expected to apply. Hearings are set at the statehouse and Wichita State University to explain the law and gather feedback.
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J.R. Cheney
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Kansas
Cheney
Statehouse
Wichita
Student Union
Wichita State University
State Board of Review
Kansas Senator Discusses Tax Causes and Federal Dependency
State Senator Richard Liebert told the Chanute Rotary Club in the Tioga hotel that rising taxes stem from slower growth in personal incomes versus government spending and heavy reliance on federal dollars. He warned Kansas must diversify away from defense contracts and agriculture to improve its economy. Delegates included Paul Sunderland and Andrew Lunteigen of Ash Grove Cement, with Frank Liebert and Larry Leverenz also present.
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Richard Liebert
Coffeyville
Chanute Rotary Club
Tioga Hotel
Paul Sunderland
Ash Grove Lime & Portland Cement Co
Ash Grove
Andrew Lunteigen
Kansas City
Frank Liebert
Sen. Liebert
Larry Leverenz
Floyd Potter
Chinese Test Not H Bomb Not H Bomb Nuclear Test
The Atomic Energy Commission stated that Red China's latest nuclear test was not an H-bomb type device and is implausible it was detonated from a missile. It used uranium-235 as the fissionable explosive, as did the Oct. 16 test. speculation on plutonium was denied.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
China
Wichita Man Wounded by Officer in Stakeout
AP report from Wichita Kansas says Air Force A2C Cary B Holsenbeck of MacConnell AFB was wounded in the back during a stakeout in an apartment with two women. Detectives inside fired when a man tried to flee. one bullet hit a chair, another through a window blind.
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Air Force
Cary B. Holsenbeck
Mac Connell Air Force Base
Floyd Williamson
Joe Thomas
Williamson
Holsenbeck
Hannon
Woman Killed in Three-Car Collision in Kansas
The Highway Patrol said Janet M. Fiene, 28, of Cawker City Kansas, died from injuries sustained in a Wednesday three car crash near Iona Kansas.
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Kan
The
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Janet M. Fiene
Cawker City
Iona
Jet Crash in Egypt Kills 120 and 6 Survive
A Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 720B on the Karachi to London route crashed near Cairo Airport in dense fog, killing 120 of 126 aboard. Six Pakistani survivors were rescued. Americans among the dead, with 93 Pakistanis and 12 Chinese passengers identified.
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Cairo
London
U.S
Pakistan International
Geneva
Akhtar Aly Khan
Karachi
Kansans Promote State Industries in Texas Tour
Kansas Governor and 54 businessmen toured Houston's industrial area to highlight state products. He cited 70 percent of private airplanes and 80 percent of U S helium linked to Kansas, with $117 million in 1963 manufactured exports. The group planned a New Orleans stop to promote international markets.
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United States
Houston Ship Channel
New Orleans
Poppy Days Here Tomorrow by Chanute Legion Auxiliary
The Chanute unit of the American Legion Auxiliary asks everyone to wear a memorial poppy tomorrow and Saturday to honor veterans who gave their lives. Proceeds support disabled veterans and needy children of veterans through Auxiliary work.
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American Legion Auxiliary
The
Auxiliary
Free America
Wrong Queen for Four Days Helldorado mixup crowns co queen
Lyn Anderson reigned as Helldorado queen for four days after judges mixed up contestant numbers. The real queen was Stephanie Anne Sertic, an 18 year old Western High student, with Sertic named queen while Anderson became co queen due to the error. Both receive trophies a silver belt buckle and cowgirl boots.
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Lyn Anderson
Lyn
Stephanie Anne Sertic
Western High School
Miss Sertic
Ashworth
Helldorado
Miss Sertie
Miss Anderson
Tetanus Shots Here Today
Tetanus shots were to be given at the First Methodist church basement from 2 until 8 p.m. today as part of a countywide and statewide tetanus immunization program this month. Adults and high school students will be vaccinated. parents are urged to take younger children to a physician.
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Wichita Driver Charged With DWI
Wichita resident Bob F. Hammon was charged with driving while intoxicated and transporting an open bottle after a Kansas Highway Patrol stop two miles west of Chanute on K39. He posted $150 bond and was released to his attorney, then driven back to Wichita.
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Wichita
Highway Patrol
Byron Kyle
Chanute
Hammon
House committee moves to repeal auto excise tax
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to repeal the 10 percent excise tax on passenger cars over four years, with prices for buyers expected to fall about 230 dollars per car. The plan aims to save nearly 5 billion in revenue and could be voted on the week of May 31.
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Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Sen
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Time Runs Out for Free Jobs Wanted Ads
Time is nearly up with only two days left for free Jobs Wanted ads in The Tribune. High school and junior college students seeking work are urged to act now before the deadline passes.
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Royster Junior High
Bertha Wall
The
Tribune
Ferguson May Resign From Senate Amid Health Concerns
State Senator Wade M. Ferguson of Parsons says he is considering resignation for personal reasons. He plans eye surgery June 1 in Denison, Texas, and his wife has been ill. No resignation date is set. if he steps down the governor would appoint a replacement upon the county Democratic committee's recommendation. Ferguson represents Labette Neosho and Wilson counties.
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Senate
Wiliam H. Avery
Democratic Committee
Sen
Labette
Neosho
Wilson Counties
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association Meets in Wichita
About 500 oil men and allied industry representatives were expected to register in Wichita for the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association’s 28th annual meeting. The event draws participants from Kansas and nearby areas to discuss industry topics and developments.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
Kansas water projects include Burlington wildlife refuge plan
Army engineers urged Congress to authorize three Kansas projects as part of an omnibus water bill. The Burlington refuge would span about 24 020 acres with 20 300 acres government owned and 3 400 acres under flowage easement, at a total cost of 1 315 000.
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Kansas
Burlington
Congress
Army Engineers
Senate Public Works
Ralph F. Kristoferson
Planes Hit North Vietnam Naval Base Near Hanoi
More than 100 U S warplanes attacked a North Vietnamese naval base and other targets 55 miles south of Hanoi, with 70 Navy planes hitting Phouc Loi and 100 tons of explosives. Air Force planes dropped leaflets warning Communists to halt aggression. All aircraft returned safely.
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Viet Nam
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Midway
Coral Sea
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Saigon Information Ministry
South Viet Nam
Weather outlook and rainfall totals across Kansas
General and warmer conditions continue through Friday with lows in the mid 60s and highs in the mid to upper 80s. Across Kansas temperatures rise as a storm system exits. southeast spots report heavy showers with Pittsburg at 1.82 inches, Walnut 1.20 inches and Fort Scott 0.75 inches.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pittsburg
Walnut
Fort Scott
Johnson Family TV Holdings Faces FCC Renewal Disclosure
The Johnson family controlled TV Holdings reports a surplus and reserves totaling 3 703 091 dollars and liabilities of 318 332 with 117 000 in capital stock as of March 31. The filing accompanies KTBC AM FM and TV Austin Texas and lists Austin Management Co as a new subsidiary handling equipment and real estate. The family owns 85 percent of Texas Broadcasting Co. and has stock in six other stations.
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Federal Communications Commission
Johnsons
Austin Management Co
Johnson
Texas Broadcasting Co
Ktbc Am-Fmtv
Austin
Tex
KTBC
FCC
Traffic Fatalities Log for Topeka Area May 1965
Topeka AP notes Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hours to 9 am Thursday with figures for May 1965 and a comparison to May 1964, listing totals at 213 for 1965 and 211 for 1964. The report frames a continuing regional fatality tally.
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Topeka
Kansas
Roof Collapse Injures 23 At Brooklyn Supermarket
In Bensonhurst a Food Queen Supermarket roof fell, showering concrete on shoppers and workers. Sam Kinker and four women fled through a broken window as 23 people, mostly women, were hurt. Fire crews, police, and residents pulled victims from rubble as investigators planned inquiries into the disaster.
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