Residents Split On Questionnaire About Teen Conduct
Chanute Recreation Commission mailed hundreds of questionnaires to parents of teenagers asking about attitudes toward teen conduct. Responses are few with varied views from parents and teens including indifference busy schedules and belief some parents just don’t care.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
The
Recreation Commission
John Gearhart
Eric
Karen Lindquist
Everett Lindquist
Oswego
Mitzi Beck
Billy Dean Beck
N. Garfield
Parsons Crash Fatal To 2 Chanute Girls
Two Chanute girls Helen Collins 18 and Sherill Hallum 20 were killed in a Parsons one car crash about 12 50 a m The 1965 Mustang owned by Judy Huffmaster 19 Humboldt and driven by Collins carried Hallum and three other passengers Huffmaster and Curtiss Henkle 19 Buffalo R 1 sustained minor injuries Henkle was not treated The accident happened at 23rd and Dirt Parsons Police said the car missed a turn struck a raised rail and flipped Several Katy yard workers witnessed the wreck Henkle crawled for help after the crash Funeral arrangements for Hallum were incomplete Survivors include Hallum parents and a Moran funeral home will handle arrangements The Collins family details include father Kenneth L Collins mother and two brothers The bodies were taken to Labette County Medical Center and St Johnson Mortuary will handle funeral plans
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Chanute
Helen Collins
S. Evergreen
Sherill Hallum
Edith
Parsons
Judy Huffmaster
Humboldt
Curtiss L. Henkle
Buffalo R. 1
Miss Huffmaster
Labette County Medical Center
Henkle
Main
Central
Huffmaster
Collins
Katy
Troops Clash in the Congo Reported by Official Agency
Congolese government forces and a white and African force clashed in Kinshasa as Congo claims the invading force entered from Angola Tuesday, per the official press agency.
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Congo
Kinshasa
Portugese
Angola
Car chase ends with youths ditching car south of town
Parsons police early today arrested Stephen D. Nutt and Rockland L. Stephens after a high speed chase. The car was clocked twice in a 30 mile zone at 50 and 80 mph before ditching on a county road. Nutt faces intoxication charges. Stephens charged with speeding and traffic violations. The wrecked car was towed into town.
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Parsons
Stephen D. Nutt
Rockland L. Stephens
Stephens
Nutt
West Main
Buffalo Youth Fatally Wounded In Gun Accident
Doyle L. Cox, 16, of Buffalo was fatally wounded by an accidental discharge of a .410 shotgun held by Donald Sprague, also 16, as they left the William Pool filling station in Buffalo. Cox died at St. Margaret's Hospital in Fredonia. funeral set for Buffalo Christian Church.
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Buffalo
Doyle L. Cox
Wilson County
Don Armstrong
Donald L. Sprague
Cox
Ambu- Doyle Cox
Fredonia
St. Margaret's Hospital
Armstrong
William Pool
Sprague
George E. Cox
Kampschroeder Hurt In Wichita Traffic Crash
William C. Kampschroeder the 64 year old state superintendent of public instruction was injured in a Wichita traffic collision Friday. He sustained seven fractured ribs and was listed in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center. Roy Hodge said Kampschroeder's car collided with a car driven by Mrs Donald W Evans who suffered minor head injuries. Evans seven month old son was unharmed.
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Wichita
William C. Kampschroeder
Topeka
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kampschroeder
St. Joseph Hospital
Roy Hodge
Sheriff's
Donald W. Evans
Evans
Weather: Hard Freeze Hits Kansas With Subfreezing Lows
A hard freeze swept across most of Kansas with 11 degrees at Goodland and lows of 17 at Hill City and 18 at Liberal and Hutchinson. Highs were in the 40s and lows in the 20s with a chance of scattered snow showers through Sunday. Light precipitation measured .01 inch at Leavenworth.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Hill City
Liberal
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Chanute
Leavenworth
Hope Deterred Violence Fades After Raleigh Street Crisis
National Guardsmen patrol Winston-Salem after racial violence that left over 100 arrests, 50 injured, and 350000 dollars in property damage. A city curfew helped stabilize the situation as sporadic shootings and looting continued and guardsmen remained on duty through the night.
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North Carolina
Waller
Fighting Heavy In the Jungles Of Central Area
In the central highlands American infantry fought North Vietnamese regulars in the heaviest clashes there in three months. Air and ground forces pressed a multi battalion assault with B52s, artillery, and helicopters backing the defense as losses mounted on both sides.
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Central Area
Saigon
South Vietnam
Laos
Loc Ninh
U.S
4Th Infantry Division
Dak To
Mekong Delta
Polls fuel Johnson re election war with national surveys
Leaked confidential polls funded by a private citizen show President Johnson trailing Nelson Rockefeller in California while leading Nixon Romney Reagan and Percy in various state surveys. Nationwide Gallup still has Rockefeller ahead 54 to 40 with Johnson behind in the race.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
California
New York
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Archibald M. Crossley
Political Surveys and Analyses Inc
Princeton, N.J
Crossley
Nelson A
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Ronald Reagan
Illinois
Charles H. Percy
Los Angeles Times
Field Research Corp
Nixon
Romney
Reagan
Percy
Stratford County
N.H
Business Executive George M. Brown Dies in Wichita
George M. Brown, 55, a leading Wichita business executive and civic figure, died Friday night at Wesley Medical Center from an apparent heart attack. He was president of KARD TV and chairman of Wichita Ice and Cold Storage Co. A KU mechanical engineering graduate of 1934, Brown was born in Wichita.
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Wichita
George M. Brown
Wesley Medical Center
Brown
Kardtv
Wichita Ice and Cold Storage Co
University of Kansas
Intercepted Letter Discusses Tax Bill Public Push
An intercepted letter reflects concern over Congress and a presidential appeal to the public to back a bill to raise income taxes. The text notes heavy mail to congressmen as supporters rally for the proposal.
State Attorney Clears Farm Bureau Links With Insurance Firms
Kansas Attorney General Robert Sonderholm found no improper gifts or favoritism by the Farm Bureau insurance companies toward the state Insurance Department. The investigation addressed charges by Rep. Joseph Resnick that gifts and overlaps between offices led to unjustified rate approvals. Conclusion: tickets offered as guests, not free, and no season tickets or country club payments, no padded expenses, no office space overlap, no income funneling to the Farm Bureau.
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Kansas State University
Insurance Department
Panies
Resnick
Kansas Country Club
Kansas Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Insurance Commissioner’s Office
Kstate
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Insurance Rates and Tax Status Questioned
The record shows no unlawful expenses by the company and rates approved by the commissioner compare favorably with similar firms. No favoritism by the commissioner in Farm Bureau dealings is found. The AG asserts federal tax status of Farm Bureau cooperatives is a matter for Congress.
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Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Resnick
Farm Bureau
Congress
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Kenneth L. Collins
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Rockton
St. Johnson
Doyle Lynn Cox
Midway High
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Edward Cox
Fort Hays State College
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Lonnie Cox
Kansas State College
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Thomas A. Cox
Sarah Rice
Charles Bright
Robert Hopkins
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