U S Soviet tensions rise as Middle East pace quickens
A U S official analysis notes cautious moves by Moscow and Washington as Arab Israeli clashes threaten a wider crisis. Pravda links U S actions to Vietnam, warns against repeating 1958 Lebanon, and stresses the volatile proximity of the Middle East to Moscow.
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Chanute Adopts Ordinances on Electric Rates and Deposits
Chanute Kansas enacts Ordinance 1695 setting monthly electric rates for lighting cooking and water heating with tiered charges and conditions tied to use of a 5000 watt stove or 60 gallon water heater. Ordinance 1696 requires a $25 meter deposit for mobile homes or trailers and specifies electrical panel and master meter options for parks. Both take effect after publication and were approved May 22 1967.
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Judge Rules TV Commercials May Interrupt Films
LA judge upholds TV right to insert commercials but finds no damages for George Stevens. Stevens vows appeal, says broadcasters may not cut or butcher films. He won a token $1 for 10.5 seconds cut from A Place in the Sun during NBC telecast.
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Seven Horses Die in Arlington Park Fire
A Tuesday fire at Arlington Park race track in Chicago destroyed a barn killing seven thoroughbreds, including Round and Royal, a daughter of Round Table. Damages were estimated at 40 000 to 50 000 dollars as fire crews from three communities saved nearby barns. Owners Mrs. William MacDonald of Hollywood Florida suffered losses including Hill Empress and Double Too. Meloncon Stable of New Orleans had 13 horses in the barn but all were saved.
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Maple Park Family Gatherings and Local Notices
Maple Park residents including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dorris and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dorris. Brethren church yard cleanup and wiener roast occurred on Mother’s Day with flowers for all mothers. Bertha Clum oldest and Albert Dorris youngest. Horace Jones received Mother’s Day calls from Illinois Texas and Colorado. Alma Waggoner a patient at Labette County Medical Center. Bud Harrelson and Ken Harrelson are not related.
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Kansan Killed in Tulsa Traffic Crash
E. Swank, 49, of Chetopa Kansas, was killed in a two vehicle collision on East 11th Street by pass, Tulsa. His wife Evelyn 65 and grandson Charles Underwood 10 were injured. The other driver was Larry Dale Upton 17 Tulsa.
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Crash Fatal in Kansas City Woman Struck Crossing
Mrs. Julia Carlson aged 78 died after being hit by a car while crossing a street near her Kansas City home. She became the city’s 13th traffic fatality this year.
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Sacred Music Concert Set For June 3 At Memorial Auditorium
An evening of sacred music features soloist Jimmy McDonald and organist Ted Cornell on June 3 at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium. The event is sponsored by Lane Adams Chanute Area Christian Crusade with advance ticket donations via local church choir directors Evans Music Co or at the Crusade office.
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Kansas employment rises in April led by construction and services
Kansas employment climbed 3 700 between March and April and stood 11 500 above a year ago, the State Employment Security Division said. April employment reached 810 600 with gains mainly in non farm payroll sectors. Average factory production worker earnings were 117 84 per week.
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