Johnsons' Adventure Films to Air on KOAM TV
Four Osa and Martin Johnson travel films will be telecast on KOAM TV channel 7 over four consecutive Saturdays November 2 9 16 and 23 at 2 p.m. Titles include I Married Adventure Baboona Congorilla and Borneo.
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Osa
Martin Johnson
Chanute
Koam-Tv
Channel 7
Mary Lou Mattix
Safari Museum
Borneo
Soviet Cosmonaut Beregovoy Returns After Four Days in Orbit
MOSCOW AP Beregovoy and the Suyoz 3 completed nearly four days in space with no records or breakthroughs. Tass reported a soft landing in the Soviet Union, location undisclosed, and said Beregovoy feels well. The Tass note praised the mission as successful. In Chanute area, Four-H leaders from Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties were honored at a Chamber of Commerce dinner attended by 170 people with local sponsors and a barbecue beef dinner.
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Moscow
Georgy Beregovoy
Tass
Soviet Union
Beregovoy
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Chanute Area
Myron Slater
First Presbyterian Church
Slater
Ralph Watkins
Eric
Roy Williamson
Central Park
Mummified Body Identified in Wichita Basement Find
The district coroner Dr. Robert Daniels identified the mummified remains found in a house basement as William Tanner who died in 1934 at age 81 from natural causes. Identification was via a tag. the body had been given to KU School of Medicine by Osa Watomie State Hospital in August 1934 and later to a doctor in 1937.
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Wichita
Robert Daniels
William Tanner
Daniels
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Osawatomie State Hospital
Fairbanks Sideswipe Quake Shakes Alaska Streets
A 20 second earthquake rattled Fairbanks and nearby areas Tuesday sending people into the streets. No injuries or major damage reported but the University of Alaska seismograph needle was knocked off its instrument five miles west of Fairbanks. Readings elsewhere ranged from 6.5 to 7 on the Richter scale. The 1964 Anchorage quake was 8.3 and caused 113 deaths and about 311 million dollars in damage.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
University of Alaska
Menninger decries crime focus on symptoms not causes
AP reports Dr. Karl Menninger defending crime prevention through root causes over punishment. He criticizes media hype and calls for addressing underlying social tensions, urging caution on public fear and bias during a New York press conference promoting his new book. He notes crime appears down but insists reporting is overplayed. A Wichita update and Pearl Harbor note follow with local election results and a Soviet ship sighting in Hawaiian waters.
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New York
Karl Menninger
United States
Law and Order
Menninger
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Kan
Overseas Press Club
Pearl Harbor
Gavril Sarychev
Hawaiian
Navy
Barbers Point Naval Air Sation
Oahu
Weather forecast and Kansas traffic figures for 1968
AREA FORECAST calls for fair skies with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph through Thursday. Low tonight in the 50s, Thursday highs in the middle 80s, cooler in the west, above normal in the east. TOPEKA reports a cool front moving across Kansas tonight and Thursday with no significant precipitation. WICHITA notes Kansas Turnpike traffic up 7.51 percent in nine months, toll revenue up 7.97 percent, 5,494,829 passenger cars and 825,620 commercial vehicles. September record 728,491 vehicles. Kansas City expressway traffic up 62,000 to 1,049,0xx for the month.
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
L.W. Newcomer
Newcomer
Kansas City Expressway
State Warns Voters Against Defacing Ballots
TOPEKA AP A warning was issued that defacing a ballot by crossing out Marvin Griffin and writing in Gen Curtis LeMay can void the ballot and not count the vote. Kansas law counts only the regular X mark and voters elect a slate of seven electors. Griffin is a former Georgia governor.
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Topeka
Marvin Griffin
Curtis LeMay
George Wallace
Elwin M. Shanahan
Griffin
Kansas
Wallace
LeMay
Secretary of State
Georgia
Bombing Halt Talks Split as Peace Negotiations Continue
Paris envoys of the United States and North Vietnam clashed over a basis for peace talks with no clear agreement. A U S official refused comment on substance and on unconfirmed reports of an imminent breakthrough while an allied official hinted at resolution, saying everything is settled but offering no details. In Bangkok, Thailand, foreign officials considered the move.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Bangkok
Thailand
Johnson
Thieu
Communist Party
Nhan Dan
Hubert H. Humphrey
Fighter-Bombers In Heavy Raids On N. Vietnam
News from Saigon and Paris reports intensified American fighter-bomber raids on North Viet Nam amid talks on a bombing halt. Thieu says Hanoi remains unbending while U.S. officials hedge on a near-term ceasefire. Contending reports cite a possible joint Saigon Paris peace move, with Harriman and Thuy meeting for 90 minutes.
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N. Vietnam
U.S
Thieu
Saigon
Hanoi
Intercepted Letter Warns of Halloween Mischief
A veteran notice warns motorists to watch for elves dwarfs and other odd characters during Halloween as a playful haunting prompts awareness and caution on the roads.
Chanute Transforms Halloween From Vandalism to Community Fun
After a deadly Halloween night accident involving a 16 year old student, Chanute launched a nine year program led by Royster Junior High St Patrick's and Senior High with community groups. The initiative redirected youths toward organized activities ending vandalism and window soaping in the town.
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Royster
Majorette
Jennifer Erickson
Jennifer
Rocket Band
John Erickson
S. Rutter
Tribune
Chanute
Royster Junior High
St. Patrick’s and
Senior High
Neosho County voters face near full slate of county contests
Neosho county residents decide races for sheriff, county commissioners, clerk, treasurer, register of deeds, and district court. The 5th district seat sees Republican Fred Harris challenging Democrat Henry Watkins with the 6th district pitting Democrat Edwin F. Kagin Jr. against Republican Oren Gray. Allen and Wilson counties also offer multiple offices and a special Elm Creek bridge levy in Allen county.
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Neosho County
John White
Chanute
Alberta Gough
Erie
Fred Harris
Henry Watkins
Labette County
Edwin
F. Kagin Jr
Oren Gray
Parsons
George Neely
Eric
John van Wickle
Kenneth Casper
William FE
Curly) Lesher
Ray Coder
L. K. Barham
Virgil Lowe
Ivan Engel
Thayer
Don Harding
Cynthia Diebert
Register of Deeds
Doris Shellhorn
Hubert Harris
Don Armstrong
Fredonia
Betty M. Thompson
Leslie York
Jacob Lyon
Everett K. Blair
Benedict
Ted MecAninch
Jack D. Smith
Neodesha
Woodson County
Don Ward
Keith Robson
Yates Center
Commission
Edwin Fuhlhage
An van Gustin
Toronto
Wilson
Woodson
Clyde Hill
Margaret Hoberman
Neosho
William A
Bill) Dearth
J. D. Baumgardner
Lester Arvin
Rose Hill
Robert Munroe
Augusta
State Board of Education
Ralph Watkins
Karl Wilson
Coffeyville
Allen
William A. Black
Pittsburg
Carl Teagarden
LaCygne
Allen County
Elm Creek
Kentucky Street
Iola
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Miami Beach
Jackie Gleason
National Broadcasting Co
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Sy N. Roth
McPherson
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Edgar P. Schowalter
Kansas City
Leslie T. Allen
Newton
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Ben Payton
Lacrosse
Joe Levy
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U. S. Department of Transportation
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Gold Hill
National Safety Council
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Kayettes
Jim Cowan
Police Department
Matlock
Thanat Khoman
W. Averell Harriman
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
William J. Jorden
Vance
Jorden
Chanute United Fund
Rollow TV
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Virginia
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Betty Barr
Robert Talkington
Kendall Hutton
Moran
Leo Smart
LaHarpe
Myrle Mann
Elmer J. Duggan
Lawrence Copening
Wilson County
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
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