Bombings Rock Jackson Mississippi Area
A series of bombings targets Jackson area homes and institutions. Rabbi Perry Nussbaum survived a blast at his home shortly after 11 p.m. Tuesday, the fourth Jackson bombing since mid September and second in four days, following attacks on Temple Beth Israel and other local targets tied to civil rights activity.
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Perry Nussbaum
Jackson
Nussbaum
Tougaloo College
Laurel
Allen Johnson
Robert B. Kochtitzky
Kochtitzky
Center For Renewal
A. J. Miller Dies at Iola
A. J. Miller, 82, retired Pet Milk Co. field official and former chief of that department, died Tuesday at Allen County Hospital in Iola Kansas. Survivors include his widow Etta two sons Forrest Chanute and Vernon San Jose a daughter Mary Dolack Great Falls and a brother Edward Gladstone.
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Iola
Kan
A. J. Miller
The
Pet Milk Co
Allen County Hospital
Etta
Forrest
Chanute
Vernon
San Jose
Calif
Mary Dolack
Great Falls
Mont
Edward
Gladstone
Kline Named Director of North Central Texas Regional Academy
James S. Kline, longtime KU police trainer and coordinator at the government research center since 1963, was appointed director of training for the Regional Police Academy of the North Central Texas Council of Governments in Arlington Texas.
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Lawrence, Kan
James S. Kline
Governmental Research Center
University of Kansas
Regional Police Academy
North Central Texas Council] of Governments
Arlington
Tex
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log for 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log shows 45 fatalities in November, 1967 period, 586 for year to date, with 662 deaths for similar 1966 period. Data reflects Topeka traffic counts and statewide figures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Holiday Observance Delays Services Across Region
Tomorrow is a general holiday for Thanksgiving observance. Most offices and businesses close, with many resuming Friday hours. No mail delivery and The Tribune will not be published. Post office will provide customary holiday service.
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the Tribune
Post Office
Thanksgiving Day Forecast For Kansas Area
Area forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions and a colder night with light snow flurries possible. Thanksgiving Day expected partly cloudy and milder with readings mainly in the upper 50s to mid 60s across Kansas. lows tonight from 20 to the low 30s and a few spots drier. The northwest saw two inches of snow in Goodland and one inch in Russell earlier while moisture was light elsewhere.
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Topeka
Kansas
The
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Russell
Black Power Advocate Testifies On Violence Viewpoints
Fred H. Brooks, a 20 year old Black Power advocate and poverty program director from Nashville, told the Senate riots probe he would approve shooting Lady Bird Johnson as a last resort and would advocate firing on President Johnson if he considered him an enemy. He linked rights by any means to violent methods and faced questions about Carmichael and Brown statements urging forceful action.
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Washington
Fred H. Brooks
Lady Bird Johnson
Johnson
Brooks
Nashville
Tenn
Senate
John L. McClellan
McClellan
Carmichael
Brown
America
Lady Bird
Lyndon Johnson
Resorts Fill Thanksgiving Rooms Across Aruba WaiKiki and Hamptons
Hotels from Aruba to WaiKiki and Hamptons report full occupancy for the four day Thanksgiving weekend as travelers opt for minivacations. United Air Lines adds 70 sections to holiday flying, aiming to carry 90 000 passengers in one peak day. The National Industrial Conference Board notes a shift toward eight paid holidays and floating days, while Travel Research International highlights a rise in family vacations in the upper middle income bracket.
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Aruba
Waikiki
Little Penny Point
Long Island
Hamptons
United Air Lines
United
Netherlands Antilles
National Industrial Conference Board
George Washington
Travel Research International, Inc
Robert A. Peattie, Jr
Travel Research
Chicago Race Disturbances Leave Dozens Arrested
More than 60 people were arrested Tuesday night as racial disturbances near three Chicago high schools escalated into street violence. Twelve injured including three officers and a newsman. Windows shattered as groups of youths clashed with police around Cooley Vocational High School and nearby housing projects. Earlier 23 arrests outside Englewood High during a protest over a Negro substitute teacher.
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Cooley Vocational High School
Old Town
Englewood High School
Waller High School
Cooley
Norman health center to serve 260000 in three Oklahoma counties
The Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a $780,000 grant for a model community health center in Norman Oklahoma. The center will serve 260000 people across Cleveland McClain and Oklahoma counties with federal funds matched by local money.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Norman
Okla
Cleveland
McClain
Oklahoma
Senate approves large Social Security boost with record funding
The Senate passed a sweeping Social Security bill offering 15 to 59 percent benefit increases for current and future retirees. It envisions a $70 minimum payment, higher checks, and major payroll tax hikes, while adding strict welfare limits. Conference with the House will address cash and tax provisions and welfare rules. Senator Russell Long called it a landmark, predicting lift from poverty for more than two million elderly people. The measure is projected to cost about $7 billion in the first full year.
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Washington
Senate
House
Russell B. Long
D- la
Drive to Slash US Deficit With Tax Hikes and Cuts
Washington plans a fiscal package to cut the 1967 deficit from 29 billion to about 15 billion by year end. Henry Fowler and Charles Schultze push a 10 percent surcharge with Oct 1 retroactivity for businesses and Jan 1 1968 for wage withholding. The plan aims to match 7 billion in expected tax receipts with dollar-for-dollar spending cuts, erasing about 3 billion so far.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
House
Ways and Mens Committee
Schultze
Fowler
Johnson
White House
County Sets New Hours for Neosho County Offices
Neosho county offices will shift to 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. five days a week with noon hour coverage kept. The change, to take effect Monday, aims to better serve the public by expanding midday access and staggering staff hours.
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Erie
Neosho
Coop Votes On Merger In Erie Illinois
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Association of Erie votes by mail on a merger with Creamery Cooperative of Springfield Missouri. Erie meeting to announce results December 9. Neosho Valley has about 750 members and over 1 million in assets with 5 million in annual sales. The cooperative operates in Kansas Missouri and Iowa and owns an Erie creamery producing butter and condensed milk.
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ERIE
Creamery Cooperative of
Springfield
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Association of
Erie Cooperative
Neosho Valley
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Tribune Phone Help Dialing Instructions
A reader note advises dialing a Tribune phone via your carrier and, if unavailable, calling HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. The item provides the contact process and time window for reachability.
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Tribune
Area highway bids set for four lane US 54 east of Moran
State highway setting schedules bids in Wichita on December 19 for grading two bridges and surfacing to create a four lane divided highway on US 54 from Iola to LaHarpe. The project links 6.5 miles of new US 54 opened today east of Moran and includes grading and three bridges near Thayer in Neosho county on a county road project from east of Thayer to four miles east.
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Wichita
Iola
LaHarpe
Moran
Thayer
Neosho County
Storm lashes Southern California with record rain and deaths
The three day storm dumped 7.93 inches in downtown Los Angeles with heavy flooding and two light plane crashes. Twenty two people died including sixteen in traffic accidents. mountains saw eight inches of snow above 6000 feet. Fire crews fought floods and transformer fires as forecasts warned of more showers.
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Los Angeles
California
Weather Bureau
Fine Department
International Airport
Deer Collision Injures Car Driver on US 169 North of Neoshi
Paul L Maxwell of Fredonia reported his 1965 Pontiac struck a deer on US 169 just north of the Neoshi River bridge at 8 10 last night. The deer ran into the left side of the car causing considerable damage and disappeared into brush.
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Paul L. Maxwell
Fredonia
Maxwell
US 169
Neoshi River Bridge
Kennedy assassination anniversary marks graveside rites at Arlington
Two Kennedy brothers observed the four year mark at Arlington National Cemetery with silent tributes and wreaths as Lt. Col. Haywood Smith presented a wreath from President Johnson. In Dallas, Dealey Plaza held a simple service with clergy and civic leaders noting continued mournful interest and the planned Kennedy Memorial Plaza to be built two blocks away by 1969.
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Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Haywood Smith
White House
Johnson
Dallas
Dealey Plaza
Kennedy Memorial Plaza
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