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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1967

Page

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Docking Nominee Withdraws From Kansas Livestock Post

Governor Docking announced that Ralph Warren of Wichita has withdrawn as his nominee for livestock sanitary commissioner for personal reasons. The Kansas Livestock Association urged reappointing incumbent A.G. Pickett, while Docking sought further recommendations and faced law requiring a commission's recommendation.

Topeka Robert Docking Ralph Warren Wichita Docking Warren The Kansas Livestock Association A.G. Pickett Association Livestock Association Earl Brookover Pickett

Planeship raid marks sixth straight North Vietnam strike

U S Navy fighter bombers hit a MIG airfield near Haiphong at Cat Bi in the sixth successive raid on sites once off limits. Ground combat continued in the Mekong Delta as a Buddhist nun self immolated amid protests against church reforms. The Cat Bi strike damaged a Soviet liaison plane. no MIGs were found on ground.

Saigon Haiphong Pentagon United States Cat Bi Mekong Delta Delta U.S

Joplin Meeting Seeks Pike Development Link

A meeting in Joplin Tuesday will push for a turnpike connecting Kansas City to New Orleans via Carthage Joplin Fort Smith Ark and Shreveport La. Louisiana roads official J Bennett Johnston Jr of Shreveport will speak alongside Missouri and Arkansas turnpike authorities.

Joplin Kansas City New Orleans U. S. Highway 71 Association Western Arkansas Development Association Carthage- Joplin Fort Smith Ark Shreveport J. Bennett Johnston Jr North-South Coordinating Committee Missouri Arkansas Missouri and Arkansas

Barton College plans ground breaking by November

Barton County Community Junior College trustees announce plans to break ground by November 1 for construction of the school's first three buildings in Great Bend Kansas.

Great Bend Kan Barton County Community Junior College

Vandals Break Windows at Local Schools Reward Offered

Over the weekend rocks shattered 146 windows in the area’s high school and trade school buildings. The gymnasium at the high school suffered 135 broken panes while 11 windows at the trade school were damaged. All affected windows were on the second floor. The Board of Education offers a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible. Principal Garry Church commented.

Board of Education Garry Church

Area Forecast Nearing Cooler Night With Cloud Increase

Altoona area reports a day of 58 percent humidity at 1 p.m. with 28.83 barometer and a 1.06 inch Saturday rainfall. Topeka expects sunny midweek temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s with a warming trend before Friday showers, highs 60 to 75 and overnight lows 40 to 45.

Altoona Topeka Kansas Weather Bureau

Dog Helps Rescue After Kirwin Lake Boat Capsize

Four men fishing near Kirwin Lake south east of Phillipsburg were tossed when their 14 foot boat capsized. One man drowned while three others survived with aid from a hunting dog. the rescued men include M M Winters Albert Wessel and Warren Meireis. Barthender body recovered near Crappie Point after a three hour, 12 mile ordeal in cold water.

Phillipsburg, Kan Kirwin Lake Phillipsburg M.M. Winters Albert Wessel Frankfort Warren Meireis Plainville Barthender Crappie Point Bump Winters Max Porter Porter Wessel Meirers

No Score After Two In World Series Game Five

The Boston Red Sox faced St. Louis in game five with Jim Lonborg on the mound and a revised lineup. Both teams handed in strong defense as no runs, hits, or errors were recorded through two innings. Boston’s first appeared on base when Scott reached after a third strike miscue, while St. Louis worked a quick frame with Brock, Foy, and McCarver.

ST. Louis Boston Red Sox Jim Lonborg St. Louis Cardinals Steve Carson Cardinal Boston Foy Andrews Javier Yastrzemski Harrelson Yastrrzemski Maxmill Brock Flood Maris Scott McCarver Smith Petrocelli Paris Howard Maxvill Cepeda Shannon

Attorney Dies in Kansas City Wyandotte Judge and Counselor

J Ed win Schroeder 62 of Kansas City Kan died Sunday at St Luke s Hospital He practiced law 38 years and formerly served as Wyandotte County District Court Division four judge from 1940 to 1941 and Wyandotte County counselor 1941 to 1948.

Kansas City J. Edwin Schroeder Kansas City, Kan Wyandotte County St. Luke’s Hospital Wyandotte

Breath Tests at Curbside Hurt British Bar Trade

London tests using breathalysers at curbside caused a drop in bar traffic and increased off premise sales. Officials claim the devices indicate intoxication levels for court use while critics say results vary by individual factors.

London Barbara Castle Britain West End

Blood Donor Need Cited

Donors are needed for a Red Cross blood collection at the First Methodist Church Thursday and Friday. The goal is 100 pints each day with hours 1 to 6 p.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday. Donors aged 18 to 60, and those under 21 with parental permission, are eligible. Special recruitment targets Chanute industries to meet quotas. Earlier collections total 400 pints donated versus 439 pints used.

Tribune Phone Help Needed If Carrier Unreachable

Instructions urge readers to contact their Tribune by calling the carrier first and, if unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after p.m. for assistance. The note emphasizes alternative contact methods and timing for reaching staff.

Tribune

Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Shows 1967Deaths Rising

Kansas traffic death log records 497 fatalities for the 48 hours ending 9 am Monday in October 1967, compared with 563 for the same period in 1966, reflecting year to year changes.

Topeka Kansas

Weatherman Smiles in Nick of Time for Humboldt Event

Ten thousand watched the 10th annual Biblesta parade in Humboldt under threatening skies. Rain fell overnight and paused minutes before 2:30 p.m. as 39 units including 28 floats presented biblical scenes along a mile route. Paraders praised divine timing and community spirit with speeches by Jack Lacy and multiple church groups winning prizes.

Weatherman Humboldt Lee Murren Bridge Street Lansing State Methodist Church of Friends Home Lutheran Church of Savenburg Poplar Grove Herman C. Seyfert G. E. Robey E. N. Hill Carl Killion Joseph Heenan Fred Johnson Chanute Yates Center Parsons Burlington Lavonburg National Guard Iola

Auto Union Boosts Dues For Strike

United Auto Workers chief Walter Reuther says a 20 million dollar monthly strike fund boost from a dues rise will help the Ford strike endure. The emergency increase from 5 to 25 dollars per month passed at a special UAW convention as talks with Ford resume, with possible wider action against GM Chrysler and others.

Detroit United Auto Workers Walter P. Reuther Ford Motor Co UAW Ford Reuther Chrysler General Motors Postconvention

Cycle Death At Altoona

Altoona 18 year old Charles Johnson died after a motorcycle crash at a Missouri Pacific crossing on highway K47 near Altoona. Passenger Charles H. Ogden Jr. 20 of Fredonia escaped injury as the rider apparently braked and the cycle skidded, Johnson was thrown against a train.

Altoona Charles Johnson Missouri Pacific The Highway Patrol Johnson Charles H. Ogden Jr Fredonia Ogden

Accidental Shot Fatal to Buy

Wichita youth Craig L. Glaves 16 died from a chest wound when a 410 gauge shotgun discharged at the family home. His brother Christopher, 17, found the body. The incident is under investigation with no charges at this time.

Wichita Craig L. Glaves Jack Glaves Christopher

Stabbing Death in Kansas City Claims Floyd Williams Jr.

An argument ended in the stabbing death of Floyd Williams Jr. of Kansas City Saturday night. Police said three men have been arrested in connection with the slaying.

Kansas City Floyd Williams Jr

Intercepted Letter Suggests Livestock Commission Talk

An intercepted note discusses consulting the herd bull on decisions about the livestock commission appointment, signaling a call for input from key stakeholders.

Livestock Commission

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