Chanute’s water recirculation plan draws national interest
The Chanute Kansas drought era recirculation system, built in 1956 57 to reuse sewage treated water, gains renewed attention as water conservation advances push experts to seek reusable supply options for dense populations and industries. Reader's Digest researchers study Chanute for a future story, while local dams and reservoirs expand water security.
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Tribune
Reader’s Digest
New York
Cord
Chanute
Reader's Digest
Wolfgang Langewiesche
Neosho River
Kansas
Lois Erickson
Sally Haines
Klansmen recant as House Un American Activities probes rise
In Washington the House committee hearings prompt two former Klansmen to renounce the Ku Klux Klan and hand over records. Roy Woodle singles out a Klan member as a threat, while chairman Edwin Willis predicts more revelations and a possible chain reaction against secrecy. The probe shifts to the United Klans of America in North Carolina.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Congress
North Carolina
United Klans of America
Kansas Weather Expected Mild Weekend With Cooler Sunday
Area forecast calls for mostly fair skies and cooler temperatures tonight and Sunday. Lows range from 40 to 45, with highs 65 to 70. Topeka reports a minor front crossing the eastern half of the state as mild conditions continue through the weekend.
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Topeka
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Gemini 6A mission faces cloud doubt and tight schedule
Cape Kennedy reports weather may hinder Monday launch with Gemini 6A and target Agena. Command pilot Walter Schirra Jr and pilot Thomas Stafford train vigorously, having logged over 125 hours in simulators over six months, with a demanding rendezvous and docking profile ahead.
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Agena
Walter M., Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Schirra
Stafford
Pat Hughes Injured In Traffic Accident
Pat Hughes a 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Shobe Hughes 1411 W Main was reported in satisfactory condition at Neosho Memorial Hospital after being hit by a car last night The girl suffered a fracture of the upper left arm and bruises but no serious injury The accident occurred at 23 W Main around 1015 PM Police said she ran into an eastbound car driven by Tommy Tripp 17 of 1012 S Washington She was taken to the hospital by ambulance Also investigated was a motorcycle accident at 4th and Lincoln at 925 PM rider Robert W Lausch 34 of 1604 S Plummer hospitalized with a foot injury The 1953 Harley collided with a 1962 Studebaker driven by Arthur Evans 912 W 9th
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Shobe Hughes
W. Main
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Tommy Tripp
S. Washington
4Th
Lincoln
Robert W. Lausch
S. Plummer
Harley
Studebaker
Arthur Evans
Traffic Fatalities Log for Topeka Area October 1965
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hour totals to 9 a m Saturday October 30 1965 showing 516 compared with 539 for the same period in 1964. Local fatalities reflect statewide trends in motor vehicle accidents and road safety data.
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Topeka
Kansas
Congress Adjourns in Great Society Era Amid Sugar Bill Passage
Washington AP says Congress closed the 92 month session with landmark civil rights and education laws, approving a 3.6 percent federal pay raise and a sugar quota bill after a tight vote. The House passed the pay bill and the Senate approved the sugar measure 41 to 10, 174 to 88 respectively, with adjournment sine die around 12:51 12:52 a.m. Johnson hailed the session as historic while Mansfield noted Democratic platform promises enacted.
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Senate
A.m
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Mike Mansfield
House Conference Committee
Chanute students rally for Neo Schoo Bond issue passage
Chanute area students from Neo Sho County Community Junior College and local high schools actively campaign for two school bond proposals. A junior college rally and student canvassing with banners posters and music aim to persuade voters.
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Neosho County
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Royster Junior High
Dolls May Be Booby Traps Near Fort Benning
Army demolition teams continued to inspect Vietnamese gift dolls mailed to families of servicemen. More than 50 dolls were collected and about 75 calls awaited pickup. no explosives were found and no injuries were reported. Troop headquarters urged anyone who received dolls to contact the local provost marshal.
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1St Cavalry Division
Third Army
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Atlanta
Tribune Phone Contact Remains If Unreachable After 6 PM
If you cannot reach your Tribune by phone, contact your carrier and try HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance. This notice advises alternative dialing to reach Tribune services and ensure continued access.
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Resistance to Antidraft Movement Grows Across U S
U S Attorney Edward Hanrahan urges a Justice Department led probe into antidraft activities. Several defendants face charges under the new law after burning draft cards. In California a student was dissuaded by a red haired coed, while a New Hampshire court may send David Miller to New York for trial. Ann Morris intervened publicly urging restraint.
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United States
Viet Nam
Baltimore
California
San Jose State College
Concord
N.H
David J. Miller
Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
Fire destroys lumber yard in Altamont Kansas
A lumber yard owned by Farmers Co operative Elevator in Altamont Kansas was destroyed by fire on Friday. Manager Si Foster estimated the loss at 125000 with partial insurance. The blaze, starting in the roof, damaged a two story building and destroyed two trucks along with lumber and hardware. Firefighters from Parsons Oswego and Osage Township assisted local crews to prevent spread.
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Parsons
Oswego
Osage Township
Snow Guess Deadline Nears in Chanute Tribune Contest
A mail bag of postcards boosts entries toward 200 in The Tribune snow guessing contest open to Cha nute trade area readers. Entries must be postmarked today to be eligible with name address and date picked for Chanute's first snow of a quarter inch or more. top guess wins $10.
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Chanute Trade Area
Chanute
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Report Mention
A cryptic intercepted note references antidraft marchers and the refrain The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. It suggests covert activity tied to antiwar sentiment and mail interception during a period of political tension. The fragment hints at dissident communication rather than a formal action or event.
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Land of the Free
Home of the Brave
School Bonds Area Must Push for Education
A union leader urges a YES vote for School Bonds, arguing better legislation, living conditions, working conditions, and an improved educational system for children. E. J. New, Secretary, Kansas Legislative Board Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Kansas Legislative Board Brotherhood of Railroad
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