Today in History Oct 15 1966 Associated Press
On this date in 1946 eleven top Nazis were convicted in the Nuremberg war crimes trials. Hermann Goering died by his own action in prison, while the other ten were hanged. Ten years ago President Eisenhower authorized continued U.S. economic aid to Yugoslavia but withheld military aid pending study of Yugoslavia’s position in the Soviet bloc. Five years ago Nigerian students demanded the deportation of U.S. Peace Corps personnel over a postcard depicting squalor. One year ago Berkeley demonstrators protesting the Vietnam War were stopped at the Oakland city line while attempting to march on the U.S. Army terminal.
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Divers Use Helium Oxygen Mix for Deep Ocean Breathing
Divers going to great depths in the ocean can safely breathe a mixture of helium and oxygen gases. Helium replaces the nitrogen of ordinary air, which becomes toxic at high pressures.
Kansas Constitutional Amendments Filed for Voter Decision
Legal notices publish proposed constitutional amendments from Kansas state sources. Documents detail submission to voters for November elections 1964 and 1966, outlining proposed changes to education governance, finance and legislative session rules, with official certification by the Secretary of State, Elwille M Shanahan.
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Heloise column shares simple home hacks and tips
Readers offer practical household hints from cleaning collars by turning shirts inside out to buffing with towels, using clipboards for shopping, portable trays for sewing, and plastic bags to handle baked potatoes. A note explains Heloise cannot answer all letters due to volume.
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Scouts Tour Fire Station And Meeting Activities
Scout News covers den activities with flag salute led by Craig Stoll, tours of police and fire stations by Police Chief Lige Matlock and Charles Follmer, refreshments by Ricky Devries, and cub scout meetings at home of den mother Mrs. Earl Vore. Halloween masks made and fire safety discussed. Also includes a district court notice in Chanute Kansas about Minnie Schmutz vs Rosenthals.
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Charles Follmer
Jim Gates
John Crownover
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Petula Clark Aims Big With Petite Star Power
Petula Clark, a five foot two Welsh mother of two, has sold 25 million records worldwide and heads a three month U.S. nightclub tour. The English star, called the English Shirley Temple, speaks of her small size, big voice, and artistic focus while touring and appearing on major TV networks. Her husband Claud Wolff manages her, and she remains multidisciplinary across Europe with top records in Denmark Germany Switzerland Holland and Italy.
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From your Marine in Viet Nam happy anniversary
A Chattanooga paper ran a page one headline and story after Gunnery Sgt. Bob L. Randolph sent $6 for an anniversary advertisement to tell his wife he had not forgotten her on their 13th year of marriage. The gesture funded roses for Mrs. Randolph. Other news items include Sen Kennedy expecting his 10th child next spring and Patricia Stahlberg’s twins, plus Dr. Benjamin Spock leaving his teaching post to join a nuclear policy committee.
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Measles and smallpox plan for Chilean children announced
Merck & Dohme and Chile’s health service announce immunization plans for 30 000 Chilean children. Other items note Edmund R. Ricker elected president of the Institute of Traffic Engineers and a flying saucer study offered by 1 200 aviation students.
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Registration Notice to Chanute Electors October 1966
Public notice in Chanute Kansas announces voter registration books will be open 8 AM to 9 PM from October 13 to October 18 1966. Requirements include age 21 born in state six months and ward residency. reregistration if previously unregistered since 1964 or after moving or name change. foreign-born must show naturalization papers. The registrar location is Memorial Patding Bonnie Innstadt City 64.
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4-H Club News High Prairie Pioneers Parents Night
High Prairie church hosted Parents Night for the 4-H club with nineteen members and fourteen parents attending. Acting secretary Mrs. Floyd Russell conducted roll call. Mrs. Dale Wiltse presided as Mrs. Harold Olson installed officers Ed Wiltse president Mike Ayers vice president John Campbell secretary David Olson treasurer Duane Olson reporter. Mrs. Dwight Olson announced.
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David Olson
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Subscription Rates and AP Notice for Chanute Paper
Rates announced for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties by mail and out of trade area with yearly, semiannual and quarterly terms. Chanute post office boxholders pay yearly and semiannual, carrier rates listed. Associated Press note states local news and AP dispatches reserved for republication.
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