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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1966

Page

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Buddhist monks meet Vietnam leaders amid anti government protests

Buddhist leaders held an unexpected discussion with Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu as protests against the junta intensify. A 17 year old monk urges restraint while another monk calls for a stop to self sacrifice in the name of Dharma.

Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky Nguyen van Thieu Hue Thicd Tam Chau Buddhist Institute Gia Long Palace Thieu Thich Tri Quang Buddhist Struggle North Prrvinces Quang Tich Tinh Khiet

Water Post To Krause Water Post To Krause

Keith Krause, veteran federal official, named executive secretary chief engineer of the Kansas Water Resources Board. He will replace Dwight F. Metzler, who resigns to become deputy health commissioner for New York. Krause will join Kansas July 1. he currently heads the technical services program of the federal Water Pollution Control Administration.

Topeka Keith Krause Kansas Water Rsourcs Board Kraus Dwight F. Metzler New York Metzler Kansas Silver Springs Federal Water Pollution Control Administration Nebraska Iowa Department of Health Africa Italy Hoover Commission United Nations Rehabilitation and Relief Administration Missouri River Interagency Committee

Obligation Seen To Serve Nation

Missouri Governor Warren E Hearnes said Americans may question government actions but remain obligated to serve their country. He spoke on national duty and citizenship in St Louis.

ST. Louis Missouri Warren E. Hearnes

New Features Debut on Tribune Pages

The Tribune starts two daily features today Heloise on the women page and the small society cartoon on the editorial page Heloise is delightful and helpful the small society is fresh and relaxing

The Tribune Heloise

Light Plane Crashes in Kansas City Apartment District

A light plane piloted by 26 year old student Paul Ortiz crashed during landing practice at Fairfax Airport. Engine failure at 1350 feet forced a glide over a residential area. the plane clipped a tree and hit a street, landing in a front yard near an apartment building. Ortiz escaped with minor injuries and was hospitalized for treatment.

Kansas City Kan Paul Ortiz Fairfax Ortiz

Body of Man Found in Car in Westport District

In Kansas City a severely beaten man was found dead in the rear seat of a car on a Westport area parking lot near The Place nightclub. The victim remained unidentified, and two bottles with bloodstains were found. the car bore Wyandotte County Kansas plates. Ken Hill, operator of a cocktail lounge at The Place, said he believed he knew the victim as a frequent patron.

Kansas City Westport Ken Hill Wyandotte County Kan

Lawrence Engineer Designs Odorless Hog Factory

Lawrence Kansas AP design by Dr Ross McKinney KU civil engineer features a hog house with no smell. It operates five miles NW of Lawrence since January for Paul Smart, a grain dealer. Plans include 10 000 hogs yearly indoors. pollution as a city of 15000.

Lawrence Kan Ross McKinney University of Kansas McKinney Paul Smart Smart

Navy security breach linked to top secret material sale

A Navy enlisted man with access to top secret spaces collected highly sensitive information and sought to sell it to the Soviets. The Navy says the security system is being tightened worldwide and details remain classified while investigations continue.

Washington Navy Adm Rufus L. Taylor Office of Naval Intelligence

White House denies North Vietnam peace talks through Romania

Press secretary Moyers said no confirmation of Newsweek report that North Viet Nam sought talks via Romania. He warned any offer to talk would be seized on by the administration. Johnson met with assistant secretaries of state for idea exchange.

Washington White House North Viet Nam Romania Bill D. Moyers Newsweek Johnson Moyer

Tarrant Names Wife Campaign Chairman in Senate Bid

William D. Tarrant, candidate for the Republican nomination for the U S Senate, announced his wife Irma Noreen Hays as state campaign chairman in Wichita Kansas.

Wichita Kan William D. Tarrant U. S. Senate Irma Noreen Hays

Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Mentioned Holidays

Intercepted note addressed to Cha references holiday tensions and includes a closing from Nute. The fragment hints at political or wartime messaging and personal sentiment without full context.

Cha

Traffic Fatalities Log Shows May 13 Toll and 1966 Comparison

Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 72 hours to 9 am Tuesday May 13 lists 57 deaths for 1966 compared with 236 in the comparable 1965 period and 246 in 1966 overall.

Topeka Kansas

Funds for Safety Increase Sought After Memorial Day Toll

National Safety Council president Howard Pyle urged the government to spend an additional 1 billion dollars yearly on traffic safety. The plan targets highway safety personnel, safer equipment, driver training, and inspections to cut fatalities in half after a Memorial Day weekend record of 542 deaths.

Associated Press National Safety Council Howard Pyle Pyle

Fourteen Die In Memorial Day Kansas Toll

Memorial Day weekend on Kansas highways claimed fourteen lives across multiple crashes. Notable fatalities include Mrs Myrna J Shepherd 28 of Bethel and Mrs Rose Hubbard 73 of Parsons along with Ernest Horton 57 of Emporia. Injuries and other deaths followed near Emporia Newton and Cherokee with drivers and riders including Darrell Shephard and Katherine 6. The string of crashes spanned US 50 US 116 Kansas 7 county roads near Halstead Parsons and Hutchinson.

Myrna J. Shepherd Bethel Kan Rose Hubbard Parsons Ernest Horton Emporia Horton Darrell Shepherd Shepherd Katherine Alta Horton Arkansas City Kanman Robert C. Bennett U.S. 50 Newton

KU Alumni Newsmen Return for Centennial Commencement

Six University of Kansas alumni in journalism and publishing will return to campus Friday for centennial commencement activities. They hold distinguished service citations and join about 40 visiting cities. James A. Bell heads Time Europe in Bonn with Waldo Bowman and Rolla A. Clymer among others. Alvin McCoy Dolph Simons Sr. and Oscar S. Stauffer are also featured.

Alvin McCoy The Kansas City Star Dolph Simons Sr Lawrence Journal-World Oscar S. Stauffer Stauffer Publications Topeka

Mansfield Back After Illness Returns to Senate Desk

Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield returns to work after a two week illness. He left the Naval Hospital at Bethesda Maryland last weekend where he had been treated since May 17 for a urinary tract infection.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Naval Hospital Bethesda

Holiday patrols log Chanute police and fire activity

Memorial Day weekend brought high speed chases and multiple crashes in Chanute. Officers chased a car from the Community Building. a 16 year old boy faced reckless driving and speeding charges with bonds set. Additional incidents included theft attempts at hospitals and gas stations, several minor crashes, and a large traffic stop outside city limits.

Chanute Howard Spurrier N. Malcolm Fredonia Fis Don Morris Neosho Memorial Hospital Plummer Don Richardson Barton Thayer Morris

Gemini 9 Aboard Titan Set for Three Day Space Test

Cape Kennedy AP reports Gemini 9 will launch from Cape Kennedy aboard a Titan rocket at 12 38 p m EDT Wednesday to chase an Augmented Target Docking Adapter and then dock in a 185 mile high Earth orbit. Cernan plans a record pace space walk while Staf ford handles piloting duties and two ATDA rendezvous are planned for future U S space efforts.

Cape Kennedy Fla Air Force Thomas P. Stafford Navy Eugene A. Cernan ATDA Titan Atlas U.S Stafford Cernan Surveyor Edward H. White

Weather Update Indicates Scattered Showers Through Wednesday

Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday. Highs mid 80s, lows around 60. Reports show rainfall in Miltonvale to Rosalia with amounts from .28 to 1.68 inches. Holiday weekend brought 70s to 93 in various towns and morning lows from 47 to 64.

Topeka Kansas Weather Bureau Wichita Pratt Republican River Miltonvale Longford Niles Potwin Matfield Green Wakefield Fort Riley White City Cottonwood Falls Emporia Belleville Chanute Concordia el Dorado Cassaday Rosalia Manhattan Abilene Goodland Garden City

Pony Dashes Onto Seattle Airport Grounds Delays Flight

A pony wandered onto the Seattle Tacoma airport apron and taxiway during a roundup at Seattle on Monday. Airport security and state patrolmen pursued the animal in four cars, causing a single flight to be delayed by one minute.

Seattle, Wash Seattle Tacoma U.S. Highway 99

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