Tribune Carriers Honored in Yearly Contest Winners Revealed
The Inland Daily Press Assn. sponsored carrier contest honored The Tribune carriers. First place went to Bill Hutchinson. second to La Verne Tripp. third to Pat Marks. Awards included pins and certificates at a carriers hamburger dinner.
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Tribune
Bill Jenkins
Bill Hutchinson
LaVerne Tripp
Inland Daily Press Assn
Fay Clopine
Ray Hutchinson
N. Forest
Charles E. Tripp
S. Washington
Pat Marks
Webb Marks
S. Lincoln
the Tribune
Cou
State Democrats Have a Big Night With Humphrey
Kansas Democrats enjoyed a strong event as Hubert H. Humphrey helped launch their 1966 election drive. Delays and tight security kept some attendees from meeting the vice president at Forbes Air Force Base while he and Mrs. Humphrey arrived an hour late and further disrupted the schedule.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hubert H. Humphreys
Humphrey
Forbes Air Force Base
United Fund Thermometer Shows Swing in Donations
A thermometer display tracks pledge totals for the United Fund with marked steps at 22,460 20,000 17,500 15,000 12,500 and 10,000 reflecting progress and shortfalls in various campaign stages.
Humphrey Promotes Breeding in Kansas Fund Dinner
Senator Hubert Humphrey spoke at a Democratic fundraising dinner in Kansas praising the Johnson administration, noting a record crowd and a new $100 plate price. He saluted Alf Landon, J. Floyd Breeding, and urged Americans to resist global aggression while stressing national unity and a strong free society.
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Humphrey
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Congress
Johnson
United States
America
Five Injured In Two Crashes Near Chanute
Two traffic accidents last night near Chanute injured five people. Three were admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital. Names include Josephine McCullough 65 Parsons Shobe Hughes 38 1411 W Main and Geard Quathamer 71 Eric R J Rob ert Arnett 34 106 Gretch en and Richard Hughes 14 1411 W Main.
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Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Josephine McCullough
Parsons
Shobe Hughes
W. Main
Geard Quathamer
Eric R. J. Robert D. Arnett
Gretchen
Richard Hughes
Cannon Thieves Net $416 028 28 From Brink’s Burglary
Police say thieves used a 20mm cannon to rob Brink's Inc. in Syracuse. An audit shows $416,028.28 seized, with $160,374.13 in cash and $255,254.15 in checks. Loot was bagged from businesses Friday night and Saturday morning for Monday bank distribution. No new leads were reported by police and the FBI.
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Syacuse
N.Y
Brink’s Inc
FBI
Intercepted Letter From Dear Cha Relates County Feuds
A writer compares Neosho county to a large Irish family drawn into internal clashes. Outsiders provoking any member face united resistance from the entire clan in a vivid rural rumor mill depiction.
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Neosho County
Federal probes hit $110,000 Kansas City youth corps
Kansas City Kansas investigators dig into a summer youth corps grant after uncovering program violations and improper enrollments. Officials say 4 to 82 youths may have been wrongfully enrolled and a refund of $15,000 to $20,000 is likely. The bank account is frozen until repayment is made and new funding is delayed.
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Kansas City, Kan
John M. Ekeberg
Mid-West
Ekeberg
Charles W. Peasinger, Jr
Washington, D.C
Inspector General
Office of Economic
Peasinger
University of Kansas
Joseph G. Poizner
Wyandotte County
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Kan
Gun Accident Fatal To Kansas City Boy
Gary Crosby a 12 year old Kansas City Kansas boy was shot and killed in an accident while hunting with three other boys near Bonner Springs Thursday.
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Kansas City
Bonner Springs
Kan
Gary Crosby
Kansas City, Kan
Power Units On Parade Sunday At Chanute Open House
Chanute announces a public open house for its new remote control dual fuel diesel power plant. Two 2000 kW Fairbanks Morse units, operable on diesel or natural gas, will showcase hourly demonstrations from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 1515 N Garfield. Visitors receive a brochure explaining peak load, plant capacity, and firm capacity as Burns and McDonnell details the project.
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Chanute
Garfield
Kansas
Fairbanks, Morse and Co
S. Santa Fe
Weather remains fair and mild with light winds in Kansas
Area forecast says continued dry and mild conditions in Kansas through Saturday. Tonight will be a bit warmer with lows near 40 to 45 and Saturday highs around 70 to the mid 70s. Winds shift from southwest to north tonight but temperatures stay steady and winds stay light to moderate.
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Topeka
Kansas
Southeast Kansas Youths Learn Skills for Tomorrow
Kansas Gas and Electric mails a four page brochure to 162 KG&E service towns promoting apprenticeship and local industry. George Weckel cites farm backgrounds producing strong industrial workers and notes farm job losses. aim is to create local opportunities for youths. The piece touts southeast Kansas with more sun than Miami, more rain than Seattle, and cleaner air than Phoenix.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Gas and Electric Company
Kg&e
George Weckel
Miami
Seattle
Phoenix
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Viet Nam
Mid - America Fairgrounds
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Department of Agriculture
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Quathamer
Dorothy Dillon
Arnett
Elm
Central
McCullough
Nash
Olds
Dillon
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Highway Patrol
Cha
Joseph H. McDowell
Frank Cotitta
Cotitta
Noel Newsom
Poizner
John Owens, Jr
John
Young Owens
Owens
Iley Simmons
Burns and McDonnell Engineering Co
Feirbanks Morse
John Lofthouse
Lofthouse
Fred Harris
Dave Evans
J. W. Kensett
Marilyn Sandage
Linda Schultz
Sandi Acree
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