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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1965

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Gun used 20 mm cannon to loot Brink's vault

In Syracuse a 20 mm cannon blasted a foot thick vault at the Brink's Co branch. About 400000 dollars in cash checks and securities were missing with most funds in checks. one quarter negotiable. No one was in the office since Saturday afternoon. Police and FBI sealed the area as detectives recover shell casings a tripod and a gas torch.

Syracuse N.Y Brink’s Co Frank Steier FBI

Students Brighten Satna Fe Park With Community Service

Thirty six high school students from the Kay and Kayette clubs joined Clem Keller the city park superintendent to paint the north shelterhouse at Satna Fe Park. The group worked four hours and completed the inside walls and ceiling with city supplied paint. Dorothy Waggoner chaired the project with students handling publicity arrangements and refreshments under faculty supervision from Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Akins and Clarence Snart.

Tribune H. C. Olin W. Walnut The Tribune Today Olin Chanute Emporia Santa Fe Railroad Dean U.S. Navy Jan Satna Fe Park Kay Kayette Clem Keller City Park Keller Virgil Akins Clarence Snart

Supreme Court declines Kansas reapportionment appeal

The Supreme Court refused to review a Kansas ruling that the state House must be reapportioned by population. The Kansas Supreme Court had found the current mix of 105 county seats plus 20 population based seats unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment. Justice Fortas did not participate.

Washington Supreme Court Kansas House of Representatives Kansas Supreme Court Atty Robert C. Sonderholm Kansas State House State Senate U.S. Supreme Court Sonderholm High Court Abe Fortas

Johnson Would Halt Bombings If Peace Talks Indicated

President Johnson reaffirmed that he would halt bombing of North Vietnam if a signal suggested peace talks could be advanced. Press secretary Moyers cited a past five day halt and said no current indications exist that another cessation would influence negotiations. Johnson was at his Texas ranch and discussed Dominican Republic developments and Rusk’s Rio plans by phone.

Johnson City Tex Johnson North Viet Nam Bill D. Moyers J. W. Fulbright Ark Dominican Republic Rusk Hemisphere Rio de Janeiro Moyers Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee NBC

Vietnamese Doll Turned In For Check On Possible Viet Cong Trap

A Vietnamese doll believed linked to Viet Cong booby traps was turned in to police over the weekend for inspection. Officers found no danger, and the owner said he brought the doll back from Vietnam after his tour of duty there.

Viet Nam

Kansas House Reapportionment Fight Ends

Topeka Kansas Atty General Sonderholm says no more legal appeals remain to block reapportionment of the 125 member House after the U S Supreme Court refused to hear his appeal of a state Supreme Court ruling. Gov Avery says plans for a special session to reapportion proceed, likely in February after the 1966 budget sessions.

Topeka Kansas House of Representatives Atty Robert C. Sonderholm Sonderholm U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court William H. Avery House

Driver Cited For Speeding After Crash

John L. Norman 21 of 319 W. 3rd was cited for speeding after a three car crash at 1711 S. Santa Fe about 11 45 p m Saturday. Norman struck Tubbs 25 of 908 S Lafayette then hit Smith 108 N Central as Tubbs turned. Damages: 200 to Tubbs 1959 Plymouth 150 to Norman 1959 Ford and 50 to Smith 1951 Pontiac. Also a backing car incident reported at Main and Evergreen.

John L. Norman S. Santa Fe Norman Patrick Tubbs S. Lafayette George W. Smith N. Central Tubbs Smith Doug Ivins S. Evergreen Lewis Wible W. Main Main and Evergreen

Target Is Lost in Space

Gemini 6 mission to rendezvous with the Agena target was scrubbed after the Agena crashed in the Atlantic shortly after liftoff. Schirra and Stafford may wait until next year for another attempt, with NASA saying the moon program schedule remains unaffected.

Cape Kennedy Fla Christopher C. Kraft Jr Walter M. Schirra Jr Thomas P. Stafford Atlantic Australia Kraft Schirra Stafford Robert Sea Missiln Atlas Paul Haney Gemini Agena U.S Ranger Mariner Mars Venus Vandenburg Air Force Base Calif

Vote Yes On Neosho County Bond Proposals

An editorial urges voters in Neosho County and Unified School District 413 to approve two bond issues. A $1.55 million plan would fund a four building complex for Neosho County Community Junior College and a $1.2 million plan would construct a new junior high, repair and remodel the high school, and expand facilities. The piece frames education as key to growth and prosperity and encourages a positive outlook for the upcoming election.

Neosho County Unified School District

Two Wichita Teens Injured In Erie Area Crash

Two Wichita youths, John W. Erickson 18 and Mary Jones 16, were admitted to Labette County Medical Center after a car ran off US59 near the US59 K57 junction south of Erie. Sheriff Neely said they had cuts bruises and shock. the 1961 Plymouth suffered about $600 damage. They were transported by Erie ambulance.

Erie Wichita John W. Erickson Mary Jones Labette County Medical Center Parsons Here George Neely Erie Ambulance Neely Erickson

City Wins Damage Suit Over Hedge Tree Trimming

In district court Friday the city won a damage suit brought by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Willis of 121 N Tennessee. The Willises sought treble damages of 2000 dollars claiming a city line crew trimmed their hedge without permission, ruining the tree and shade. Costs were assessed to the plaintiffs.

Sam Willis Tennessee Willises

Relief column reaches Pleime outpost amid low Viet Cong opposition

A Vietnamese regiment with armor moved to Pleime near the Special Forces base, facing minimal resistance from Viet Cong machine gun emplacements. Reported casualties include 750 Viet Cong and 4 wounded allied personnel as relief fighters push to clear surrounding countryside.

Saigon South Viet Nam Plei Me U.S

251 Guesses On Snow

The Tribune snow guessing contest ended with 251 readers submitting dates for first snow of the season. A $10 prize goes to the winner. ties share the prize. Dates range from November 7 to February 8 with December favored by most entrants across the trade area.

the Tribune Fate

Hearing Set on Santa Fe Passenger Trains Discontinuance

Interstate Commerce Commission schedules hearings in Tulsa on November 17 at the Mayo Hotel and in Kansas City on November 22 at the Pickwick Motor Inn regarding the possible discontinuance of Santa Fe passenger trains Nos. 47 and 48 between Kansas City and Tulsa. Residents of Chanute seek a local hearing for Kansas towns served by the trains and must send requests to H Neil Garrison, secretary, ICC, Washington DC.

Kansas City Tulsa Santa Fe Chanute Mayo Hotel Pickwick Motor Inn Interstate Commerce Commission Kansas H. Neil Garson Washington, D.C

Weather Summary for Topeka Area

Kansas enjoyed pleasant autumn weather today as a cool front moved in from the north. Expect a five to ten degree drop by Tuesday with tonight’s low around 40 to 45 and Tuesday’s high in the middle sixties.

Topeka Kansas

Intercepted Letter on Space Agenda Plot

A brief intercepted letter mentions a space agenda that escaped attention as hunters prepared for stands. The fragment hints at tactical or strategic intent but offers no concrete names or dates.

School Bonds Are a Must for Neosho County

A community’s value in homes farms and industry hinges on education quality. Better education boosts the county’s economy. Vote YES on the school bonds to avoid bargain-basement facilities and keep Neosho County a desirable place to live. Ebur Schultz president Neosho County Board of Realtors Chanute Oct 26 bond vote.

Neosho County Ebur Schultz

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