Captain Bill Schultz Killed in Action in Viet Nam
Capt. W. L. Schultz 29 died from wounds sustained during a recon mission over South Viet Nam. He piloted a Bird Dog FAC aircraft with the 20th Tactical Air Support Squadron and earned multiple medals. Survived by wife Kathleen and two sons, with services arranged by Johnson Mortuary.
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Bill Schultz
W. L
Bill) Schultz
South Viet Nam
Kathleen L. Schultz
S. Plummer
Schultz
20Th Tactical Air Support Squadron
Ebur Schultz
W. 5Th
Viet Nam
Forrest Hintz
The
Tribune
Hintz
Wichita Eagle
Traffic Fatalities Rise In Weekend Collisions In Kansas
Two people died in Kansas traffic incidents over the weekend. William J. Butell, 23, of Baldwin, died after a collision on U S 59 near Lawrence. Steven Garrison, 21, of Joplin, driver of a bus, and three passengers were injured. Neil Jacob, 26, died when his truck overturned on U S 56 in Elmdale. Sixteen people died in Missouri traffic crashes over the same period.
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Associated Press
Kansas
William J. Butell
Baldwin
U.S. 59
Lawrence
Butell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Steven Garrison
Joplin
Garrison
Charles Kackley
Monett
Peggy Duggan
Harriet Liebig
Pittsburg
Kan
Neil Jacob
U.S. 56
Elmdale
Missouri
Inez’s undocumented travel across many nations
Inez moved through numerous countries without visas, prompting concern over immigration and legal status. Her journeys illustrate gaps in visa enforcement and border control, highlighting the challenges of international travel documentation.
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Inez
Don Morris Resigns From Police Force
Resignation of Don Morris from the police department announced today at 801 S. Santa Fe. The vacancy remains unfilled. Morris served with the department since July 1, 1965.
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Don Morris
S. Santa Fe
Morris
Department
U.S. Moves Forces To Trace Zone Area
U S Marines and Army units mass near the 17th Parallel as B52 bombers hit infiltration routes north of the demilitarized zone. McNamara arrives in Saigon for a four day visit to survey needs and front line conditions.
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Robert S. McNamara
17Th Parallel
North
Viet Nam
173Rd Airborne Brigade
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
Leathernecks
No Gag On Debate On DC Home Rule Vote
The Senate refused to end debate on a DC home rule proposal. The cloture motion passed 41 to 37, 11 votes short of the two-thirds needed. Senator Russell called the move a legislative lynching while Senator Hickenlooper criticized the lack of prior debate.
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Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Sen
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Waves of Strikes Threaten Uruguay
A fresh wave of strikes challenged Uruguay with bank employees striking, public transport workers set to vote on new stoppages, and grammar school teachers planning an indefinite walkout. Government officials blamed communists, citing recent diplomat expulsions for meddling. Last week 2,500 meat-packing workers clashed with authorities in the industrial district.
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Uruguay
District PTA Meeting Set for Central Park in Chanute
District IV of the Kansas Congress of the Parent-Teacher Association will hold its annual meeting in Chanute at the Central Park Community Building tomorrow. Six counties Crawford Labette Wilson Montgomery Cherokee and Neosho are in the district with sessions morning and afternoon after 8 00 to 9 00 registration and coffee. Mrs Kenneth Trumbull presides local arrangements and Mrs Ernest Oehme District IV director will chair meetings. Attendees include C B Huff Epmoia president of the state board and Mrs Oren Gray Parsons state board member. A luncheon will be served at Orchid Buffet.
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The
Kansas Congress of the Parent-Teacher Association
Chanute
Central Park
Crawford
Labette
Wilson
Montgomery
Cherokee
Neosho
Kenneth Trumbull
Ernest Oehme
Pittsburg
C. B. Huff
Emporia
State Board
Oren Gray
Parsons
Hurricane Inez Hits Mexican Coast Near Tampico
Hurricane Inez struck the Mexican coast north of Tampico with 135 mph winds. The storm, 17 days old and moving inland, had earlier threatened Brownsville Texas but spared South Texas and its citrus crops as residents returned home.
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Brownsville
Tex
Inez
Mexican
Tampico
South Texas
Texas
Adams Ranch Tour Opens Seats for Seven More
Seven more persons can join the Adams Ranch tour at Foraker Oklahoma tomorrow and Wednesday. Participants meet in front of the Memorial Building at 8 a.m. and return to Chanute Wednesday afternoon. Contact the Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce office to sign up.
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Adams Ranch
Foraker
Okla
Agriculture Committee
Chanute Area
Two Earlton Women Injured in Crash Near Altoona
Edna Scribner, 68, and Lena Converse, 56, residents of Earlton, were injured in a collision three miles north and two miles east of Altoona at a county road intersection Friday. Both were hospitalized. Scribner drove a 1951 Chevrolet while Harry E. Green, 33, of Chanute drove a 1966 Chevrolet pickup and was unhurt.
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Earlton
Edna Scribner
Lena Converse
Altoona
Highway Patrol
Miss Scribner
Harry E. Green
Chanute Box
Green
Nine Year Old Girl Takes Spin in Family Car
A 9 year old girl in Newton Kansas waited for her family to sleep and drove the family car downtown. She traveled about a mile before colliding with a parked car. She was not injured.
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Newton, Kan
Bill McCloud
Police Department
Motor Stolen From Oil Lease Near St Paul
The Erie sheriff reports an electric motor was stolen from an oil lease northeast of St Paul last night. Sheriff George Neely stated the theft was reported to the sheriff's office today.
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ERIE
George Neely
St. Paul
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka October 1966 Summary
Topeka area traffic death log lists 1966 figures through 9 a.m. Monday October 12 with 554 deaths for the year and a comparison to the 1965 period. The AP brief records counts over the 48 hour period ending Monday morning and notes October data.
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Topeka
Kansas
City Commission Meets Tonight Regular Session
The city commission holds a regular 7 30 p m meeting in the Memorial building commission room with no special agenda items noted by City Manager R J Hayes.
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Memorial Building
R. J. Hayes
Junior High League Meets Here Tonight
The Southeast Kansas Junior High School League holds its fall meeting at 6 30 p m tonight in the Orchid Buffet. Principals and coaches from Coffeyville Independence Parsons Iola and Chanute attend. Richard Chase of Independence is president and Paul Parsons of Chanute is secretary treasurer. Officers for 1966 67 will be elected and league basketball tournament planning for February will be discussed.
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Southeast Kansas Junior High School League
Coffeyville
Independence
Parsons
Iola
Chanute
Richard Chase
Paul Parsons
Driver Arrested for DUI and Speeding in City
Highway patrol arrested Alfred Hawes of 301 East 15th on driving while intoxicated and speeding charges. He was released from city jail without bond and must appear in city court on October 19.
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Highway Patrol
Alfred Hawes
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
Instructions to reach the Tribune via phone if the primary line is unavailable. If contact is impossible, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for alternative access.
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Tribune
Weather notes and forecast for Topeka area
An area forecast says generally fair and cooler tonight, with a fair but warmer Tuesday. Low tonight 35 to 40, high Tuesday in the middle 70s, and a warming trend expected around Wednesday followed by another cool front.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Pittsburg
Didge City
Negligence Hearing Denied In GM Station Wagon Case
The Supreme Court denied a hearing to Mrs. Roy L. Evans seeking damages from General Motors for the death of her husband in a 1961 Chevrolet station wagon. Evans argued an X-frame design caused the fatal collision, but lower courts dismissed the claim for failure to state a recoverable claim. The circuit court majority ruled that manufacturers are not required to make cars foolproof, leaving liability to legislative action and existing law. The amount of damages was not stated.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
Supreme Court
Roy L. Evans
Senate Public Works OKs 820 Million for Water Projects
The Senate Public Works Committee approved a bill authorizing about 820 million dollars for navigation flood control and beach erosion projects. It also includes an Oklahoma Kansas compact on the Arkansas River and authorizes 45.971 million dollars for a Meramec River Missouri project.
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Senate Public
Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
House Public Works Committee
Senate
Arkansas River
Meramec River
Missouri
U S Soviet talks focus on war end and space pact
Washington AP reports a Johnson Gromyko meeting set for 5 p.m. aims to patch relations despite Vietnam conflict. US urges Moscow to pressure North Vietnam toward end of war while considering a ban on space weaponization and peaceful use of outer space.
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Washington
Johnson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Viet Nam
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Arthur J Goldberg
United Nations
Cars collide in East Main area causes minor damage
Mary Garcia 16 and Grace Brazil 54 collide in the 200 block East Main about 4 25 p m. Garcia 1963 Pontiac damage estimated 75 Brazil 1966 Pontiac 125. In a parking lot at 507 W Main George Lopeman Jr 20 and Inez Sale 18 collide Lopeman Chevy 250 Sale 1964 Chevrolet 50. Earlier Hazel Rogers and Wayne McGaugh report parking lot crash at 417 W Main Rogers backing hit McGaugh car minor damage to a 1954 Ford and 1955 Chevrolet.
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Mary Garcia
S. Forest
Grace Brazil
East Main
Garcia
Brazil
George Lopeman Jr
N. Washington
Inez Sale
S. Evergreen
W. Main
Chevrolet
Hazel Rogers
S. Katy
Wayne McGaugh
R. I
Rogers
McGaugh
Woman Falls Ill During Bank Visit
An ambulance was called to the First National Bank at 11 25 a m for Mrs Edith Paulie 419 N Highland who became ill while transacting business She was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital
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First National Bank
Edith Paulie
N. Highland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
U.N. Approves Resolution Condemning South Africa Racial Discrimination
A General Assembly committee backed by 86 to 2 with 18 abstentions a measure urging nations to apply economic and diplomatic penalties and an arms embargo on South Africa. The move targets apartheid and racial discrimination in Rhodesia and Portuguese Africa, with backing from 40 African and Asian countries.
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United Nations, N.Y
General Assembly
South Africa
Communist Bloc
United States
Britain
France
Rhodesia
Portugal
Security Council
U.N
U S Bans Return to Kokomo Man Over Canadian Army Service
Robert Charles Mote of Kokomo Indiana says U.S. officials will not allow his return home after losing U.S. citizenship due to a two month stint in the Canadian army in 1953. He argues that other defectors were readmitted and seeks reinstatement with his American family.
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Brussels
Belgium
Robert Charles Mote
U.S
Kokomo
Ind
Luxembourg
United States
Mote
Winnipeg
Man
U.S. Army
Korea
Soybean Harvest Progress Stirs Southeast Kansas
In Parsons and across Southeast Kansas the 1966 soybean harvest is well underway with yields higher than 1965. An elevator at Columbus reports 27 to 28 bushels per acre as about 65 percent complete while other elevators echo stronger yields and higher prices. Cherokee County led the state last year. harvest in some areas needs about three weeks more as late bean varieties mature.
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Parsons, Kan
Kansas
Columbus
Kan
Cherokee County
Topeka Man Killed in Hit and Run
Ernest Ackerman aged 72 was struck and killed by a hit and run driver in Topeka. Police reported he was found on a street and coroner Dr J L Latti noted he died from internal bleeding and other injuries.
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Topeka
Ernest Ackerman
Ackerman
J. L. Lattimore
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Guam
Eglin Afb
Florida
Richard Schultz
U.S. Navy
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kathleen Hays
Superior
Neb
Scott
Mike
Capt. Schultz
Kansas State
Moore Afb
Mission
Webb Afb
Big Springs
Ala
First Methodist Church
John G. Schultz
Linda
Johnson Mortuary
William L
Yours
North Viet Nam
Demiliarized Zone
Montevideo
PTA
Mexico
New Orleans
Caribbean
City Commission
Sevsesee
White House
William Mote
Grand Canyon
Ariz
American Civil Liberties Union
Leonard Bouding
Sioux City
Topekan
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