Trailer Court Tap Favored Across Santa Fe Park
The city commission approved a water tap for a proposed 24 unit trailer court south of Santa Fe Park Golf Course. Paul Leslie and Dean Kepley, both present, will develop and construct the site. A $100 tap fee plus 25 per each extra quarter inch was approved, and Hayes may adjust tap numbers. The panel also approved Saturday office closure to implement a 40 hour city work week starting next year.
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Santa Fe Park
Leslie
Kepley
R. J. Hayes
Hayes
Intercepted Letter Question on McNamara Tax Money Lending
Intercepted letter questions whether Will McNamara’s use of large tax funds qualifies him to borrow billions from the same source. The piece probes financial ethics and legitimacy of government lending practices through McNamara’s alleged spending.
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McNamara
Turkish warships circle Cyprus coast amid growing crisis
Turkish warships circled Kyrenia for about two hours then disappeared in fog off Cyprus as Greece and Turkey faced a likely diplomatic breaking point. U N observers counted six to eight ships inside Cyprus waters while Ankara called the moves a normal exercise.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Ankara
Kyrenia
Mersin
U.N
Cyprus Navy
Prisoner Escapes From Ellsworth Jail
Sheriff Charles Zavesky found a hole in the Ellsworth jail wall after his prisoner Glenn Holbrook fled. Holbrook, 24, of Saginaw Michigan, was awaiting trial on a car theft charge since Sept 27. He left a note threatening to take handcuffs and money to fix the wall.
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Glenn John Holbrook
Saginaw, Mich
Zavesky
Holbrook
Weather Summary With Snow Likely Across Kansas
Area forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and a temperature change through Wednesday with occasional light rain or drizzle turning to wet snow tonight. Rain tomorrow and mainly northwestern Kansas warned for hazardous driving as a winter storm develops from the southern Rockies. Snow measured two inches in Liberal and one in Wichita early today, expected to melt quickly.
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Topeka
Rockies
Weather Bureau
Kansas
South Central
Liberal
Wichita
Neosho County Safety Stickers Promote Slow Down Message
The Neosho County sheriff's office distributed over 200 rear bumper safety stickers carrying the message Slow Down. Stated by Sheriff George Neely, the stickers are numbered and eligible for weekly gasoline prizes for 10 weeks. Display is required on a car for eligibility.
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Neosho County
Freight train demolishes stalled Ford at 8th Street crossing
A Missouri Pacific freight train struck a stalled 1967 Ford at the 8th Street crossing in Altoona. Mrs. Phyllis Stanley of Kansas City and her two small children escaped unhurt. she received treatment for bruises and a head bump at St. Margaret's Hospital in Fredonia. The car belonged to a Kansas City leasing firm. Undersheriff Andy Kough investigated.
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Altoona
Missouri Pacific
8Th Street
Phyllis Stanley
Kansas City
McNamara to resign as Defense Chief for World Bank post
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara will resign to become president of the World Bank. The White House denied any war conduct change, while symbolic remarks left timing uncertain as McNamara’s 40 000 yearly post follows George Woods’ term. no firm date for takeover was given.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
White House
George Christian
McNamara
Pentagon
Christian
Johnson
Defense
Vietnam
George D. Woods
United States
Viet Cong hit and run attacks steady in South Vietnam
Five more Viet Cong hit and run attacks reported across South Vietnam along with renewed ground fighting in northern coastal lowlands. U S and South Vietnamese bases suffered fires, damage to planes and equipment, and light casualties, including one American killed and five wounded. The spike follows the Dak To battle and weekend mortar assaults in the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
USS
South Vietnam
U.S
Dak To
Mekong Delta
Nha Trang
Central Highlands
UN No To Red China Keeps China Out Of UN
The 122 nation General Assembly voted 58 to 45 to defeat a Albania led bid to seat Communist China in the United Nations. Eleven nations backed the plan, 17 abstained, marking 18 years of effort by the United States and allies to block Beijing from the world body. Earlier, the assembly approved a U.S.-led measure affirming that a two thirds majority is required to alter China's UN representation.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
China
United Nations
Albania
Peking
World Forum
Comunists
Assembly
United States
U.N
Two Men Charged With DWI in City Area
Police arrested Johnny R. Webb 23 of 702 N. Steuben at 3 45 p m on DWI careless driving and running a stop sign He posted 150 bond with a hearing set for Wednesday in police court. Trooper Roland Vogel detained Elmer Rose Jr 37 of 1021 S Grant at 9 55 p m seven miles east of Chanute on DWI He was jailed overnight and later pled guilty in city court with a 125 fine and 6 50 costs.
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Johnny R. Webb
N. Steuben
Roland Vogel
Highway Patrol
Elmer Rose Jr
S. Grant
Chanute
Rose
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For November 1967
AP report from Topeka lists 24 hour traffic fatalities to 9 am Tuesday with counts 0 for November, 51 for 1967, 592 for 1966 comparable period, and 670 for the prior year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Winter Storms Hit Western New York and Plains
The Associated Press reports an overnight storm dumped up to two feet of snow in western New York and drove temperatures to 10 degrees below zero in northern midcontinent areas. Snow and ice caused hazardous driving in the Texas Panhandle and northern Oklahoma, with two feet near Buffalo and a foot and a half at Boonville. Cold, sub zero conditions spread across the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wyoming and Colorado, with travel warnings from New Mexico to the mountain west.
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Associated Press
New York State
Mercury
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Buffalo
N.Y
Boonville
New Mexico
Texas
Wyoming
Colorado
Chanute questions youth activities in public inquiry
Recreation commission presents a two part report from a parent survey of junior and senior high school leisure activities. The 183 responses from 608 mailed are discussed at a meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Senior High Auditorium.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Commission
Chanute
Rontunno
Zumalt
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Dean Kepley
State
Police and Fire
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Tribune
Carl Walker
Cha
Ellsworth, Kan
Charles Zavesky
World Bank Post
Woods
North Vietnam
Northeast Mon
Soons
Red
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Nation
Dakotas
Minnesota
Recreation Commission
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