Linda Jo Campbell Crowned Miss Chanute 1967
Linda Jo Campbell was named Miss Chanute 1967 at the Chanute Jaycees pageant in Municipal Auditorium with 650 in attendance. Runner ups were Jannette Kay Arthur and Marjorie Jean Hines, among nine contestants, while Miss Kansas attendee Betty Louise Fox and Miss America winner Debby Bryant helped officiate and entertain. Miss Campbell, sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi, will compete for Miss Kansas in Pratt July 5-9.
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Chanute
Linda Jo Campbell
Martha McCoy
Municipal Auditorium
Chanute Jaycees
Jeannette Kay Arthur
W. G. Arthur
S. Plummer
Marjorie Jean Hines
Erie High School
Virgil Hines
Carol Cornish
Eugene S. Cornish
N. Washington
Patricia Ann Parker
Robert Parker
D. Main
Maxine Wiltse
MarcCoy
Neosho County Community Junior College
Student Council
Student National Education Assn
Panther Boosters
Neo Chanteurs
Neosho Dairy Princess
NCCJC
Miss Campbell
Beta Sigma Phi
Gary Rohr
Lincoln
Herb Conyers
Wichita
Pat Brazil
Pratt
Albert Raphogel
Emporia
Jerry Demo
Miss Chanute
Lynda Jo Campbell
Eric
Memorial Building
Tribune
Doy Hampton
Kansas
Betty Louise Fox
Debby Bryant
Kansas City
Kan
Intercepted Letter Drives Kansas City Toll Road Bond Buyers
Bond buyers hold the key as intercepted correspondence shifts attention to the proposed Kansas City to South toll road project. Authorities seek to clarify financial backing and timelines amid ongoing negotiations and public interest.
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Kansas City-South
Presbyterians Adopt History Making Creed Revision
The United Presbyterian Church in the U S A adopted a new confession of faith called The Confession of 1967 on Monday. It marks the churchs first creedal revision in three centuries after nine years of work.
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Portland, Ore
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Deer Collision Report Near Chappell Corner
Charles A Boaz reports a deer struck the rear of his car on a county road east of town near Chappell corner. The deer fled and may be injured. The incident occurred about a mile north of Chappell's corner three miles east on highway K39. Police notified the state game protector for the area.
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Charles A. Boaz
S. Lincoln
Boaz
Chappell’s Corner
K39
Weather: warm trend with highs in the upper 80s this week
Area forecast calls for fair and slightly warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday. Tonight will dip into the 50s with high Tuesday in the upper 80s. Kansas forecast shows Sunday highs from 71 to 79 and lows ranging 45 to 53, with tonight’s lows in the 40s to 50s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Chanute
Garden City
Belleville
Hutchinson
Goodland
Concordia
Olathe
New Hearing For Hoffa On Fraud
The Supreme Court ordered a new hearing for Teamsters President James R. Hoffa on his 1964 mail fraud conviction to decide if government eavesdropping tainted the trial. If taint is proven, a new trial would be granted. Hoffa is serving five years for mail fraud and eight years for jury tampering in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court Today
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Chicago
Supreme Court
Federal
Lewisburg
If you don't get your Tribune phone your carrier
If he can't be reached dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Planes Strike Hanoi Amid Buddha's Birthday Cease Fire
US planes hit Hanoi despite the cease-fire as pilots reported downing a MIG jet. Tass said northern and southern Hanoi suffered massive bombings while CTK reported power and water outages after a blast on a power plant. A U.S. 4th Infantry sweep near Pleiku faced heavy resistance with 32 enemy killed.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Tass
U.S
CTK
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Ben Hai River
Kansas Turnpike Authority seeks 200000 for bonds
The Kansas Turnpike Authority voted unanimously to ask the Kansas Finance Council to authorize 200000 to sell revenue bonds for a Kansas City to Galena toll road. The move comes as 75 leaders gather to review two toll road projects from the 1967 legislature.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Kansas Finance Council
Kansas City-Galena
Kansas
Robert Duncan
Atchison
Missouri Arkansas push pike plans across states
Governors Hearnes and Rockefeller backed a Kansas City to New Orleans turnpike via Arkansas with feasibility studies to proceed over about four months. They discussed a three state compact to appeal to bond buyers and the route through Carthage to Ridge, linking Missouri to New Orleans.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Mid-Continent International Airport
Little Rock, Ark
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
New Orleans
Turnpike
Highway Department
Hearnes
Rockfeller
St. Louis
Rockefeller
John McKeithen
Louisiana
Joplin
Carthage
Ridge
Ark
Hearneess
J. H. Edmondson
Frank Lyons
Oklahoma Highway Department
Red Cross Summer Swim Program Underway in Chanute
Registration for Junior and Senior Life Saving and Water Safety Aide Classes starts today and runs through June 2 at the Launching Pad office with in person signups 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 Monday through Friday. A $1 fee applies to most classes. Water Safety Ride is free. Pam Goodevan directs the program with Jackie Berthot as assistant.
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Red Cross
The
Red Cross and
Chanute Recreation Commission
Chanute
Pam Goodevan
Jackie Berthot
Weekend car crashes lead to DUI arrest in Chanute
Elmer Pilgrim, 50, of 221 Denman was jailed on DUI and careless driving charges after his car struck the Safari Museum building at 20 S Grant. He posted a $140 bond with a 3:30 p.m. Wednesday police court hearing. The vehicle belonged to Chet Bowman, VFW Club manager, and Bowman’s car was not in permission. Other weekend incidents included several parked and moving vehicle damages across Chanute with multiple drivers involved and at least one youth naming a driver in a cited crash.
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Elmer Pilgrim
Denman
Pilgrim
Safari Museum
S. Grant
Chet Bowman
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Bowman
Harley Nelson
S. Plummer
South Central
Main
Walter Chappell
R. 3
Karry Haines
S. Western
14Th
Santa Fe
Chanute
Randy Simpson
Harold Gamble
Simpson
Haines
Vandalism Reported at Junior College Construction Site
Police investigated vandalism at the junior college project after an electrical contractor said conduit was broken off in cement floors and walls over the weekend, requiring replacement.
Meters Uprooted At Parking Lot Near Main and Highland
Police logged a report of three parking meters uprooted at the city lot at Main and Highland. City workers reset the meters and cleared beer bottles and trash. An Independence youth tied to a noted car denied involvement and said he saw others loitering nearby.
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Main and
Highland
Independence
City Commission Meets Tonight
A regular meeting of the city commission is scheduled for 7 30 tonight in the commission room at the Memorial building.
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City Commission
Memorial Building
Boy Injured After Bicycle Fork Break Spills Rider
An ambulance rushed at 3 50 p m Saturday to the 600 block on North Grant for 10 year old Mike Wylie of 802 N Grant who complained of leg pain after he fell when his bicycle fork broke. He was treated and released from Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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North Grant
Mike Wylie
N. Grant
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Arson Investigated in Fire at Wichita Mattress Plant
Arson was being considered as a possible cause of a Sunday fire at Clark Products Co., a Wichita mattress manufacturer, causing about 150000 dollars in damage, according to fire officials.
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Wichita
Clark Products Co
Fire Destroys Camper Outfit Near Galesburg
A 1961 GMC pickup and a mounted camper were destroyed by fire three miles west and two miles south of Galesburg Saturday night. Owned by Ralph C. Gridler of Dennis, the loss was about 3000 dollars. Gridler said he swerved to avoid a coyote or dog, the unit then burst into flames in the ditch, and he walked to two farms seeking help.
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Galesburg
Neosho County
George Neely
Ralph C. Gridler
Dennis
Neely
Gridler
Rain Slick Road Blamed for Crash
A 1962 Chevrolet driven by Mike Locke of Erie sustained about 150 dollars in damage when it skidded on a rain slick Shaw road blacktop and left the roadway. The mishap occurred 2.25 miles east of the US 169 junction around 3 50 p m Saturday, Undersheriff Don Harding said Locke reported losing control on the wet surface.
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Mike Locke
Erie
Shaw Road
Don Harding
Locke
Rainslick
Sparrow Beats Florida Heat
A sparrow winters in a Miami warehouse freezer three weeks, staying despite open doors. Workers report the bird perched on shoulders, peeking out, and drinking ice water while moving between frozen foods and the cold storage area.
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Jack Westbrook
Frozen Foods Department
Westbrook
Bumblebee Fed Frog Wins Calaveras County Jump
Sidewinder IV, a bumblebee fed frog, won the celebrated jumping frog contest in Angels Camp California with a 17 feet 11 inches leap. About 60,000 spectators watched as rivals from around the world competed, including a 19 feet 10 inches jumper from France who was ruled ineligible.
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Angels Camp
Calif
Air Force
Calaveras County
Sidewinder IV
Sidewinder
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