North Korea marks 20th anniversary. Pueblo crew fate unchanged
North Korea celebrated its regime anniversary but gave no indication it would release the Pueblo crew. In Seoul a U.S. spokesman said no official word and a wait and see stance prevailed. In Prague Soviet envoy Kuznetsov met Slovak leader Husak to press Czechoslovakia toward Kremlin aims in a frank atmosphere.
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Seoul
North Korea
Pyongyang
U.S. Navy
Central
Pueblo
U.S
Prague
Gustav Husak
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kremlin
S.V. Cervonenko
Guznetsov
Bratislava
Slovakia
Husak
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Huey P. Newton convicted of voluntary manslaughter
Huey Newton 26 was found guilty by a seven woman five man jury in Oakland of shooting patrolman John Frey on Oct 28. The Black Panther leader faces two to 15 years in prison with a new trial motion and possible appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Oakland
Calif
Huey Newton
Newton
Charles R. Garry
U.S. Supreme Court
Garry
John Frey
West Oakland
France Detonates Second H-bomb in South Pacific
Papeete Tahiti France test fired its second hydrogen bomb in the South Pacific 15 days after becoming a power. Gov Jean Sicurani said the blast surpassed one megaton while the first test reached two megatons. The blast marks a step toward a missile capable warhead though operational use remains years away.
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Papeete
Tahiti
France
South Pacific
Jean Sicurani
Fangataufa
Protesters burn Soviet flag near United Nations in New York
Four young women and a man stripped and danced across from the United Nations in a protest of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. Nadine Agresta 19 Lynda Meyers 22 Marilyn Samuels 20 Susan Brown 19 and Paul Sanford 26 identified. Yayoi Kusama 28 sponsor held flag while burned. About 50 onlookers watched as police approached and dancers dressed and left.
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New York
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Nadine Agresta
Lynda Meyers
Marilyn Samuels
Susan Brown
Paul Sanford
Yayoi Kusama
Log Export Limit Tied to Foreign Aid Bill
House Senate conferees reach agreement on a foreign aid authorization bill. A compromise sets a cap of 350 million board feet per year for three years on logs cut from public lands in the west. The package includes a $1.97 billion spending authorization, about $1 billion below the president's request, and now goes back to both chambers for final passage.
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Washington
House-Senate
West
Johnson
House
Senate
Thayer Picnic and Fair Opens with Three Day Events
The 57th Thayer Homecoming Picnic and Fair runs Thursday to Saturday with free entertainment. Highlights include a team pulling contest, watermelon feed, kids rodeo, Parsons Katy Concert Band, a fiddler’s contest, and a parade led by Homecoming Queen Debbie Bowers. Agriculture and home economics premiums are due Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Thayer
Parsons Katy
Debbie Bowers
George Reece
Ernest Harms
Harry Rash
Dale Anderson
Everett Harper
Thayer Chamber of Commerce
Janice Taylor
Delmer Woolery
Burglars Hit Three Businesses On South Santa Fe
Thieves broke into three businesses on South Santa Fe during the night and tried to enter a fourth. Coin changers at E Z Way Laundry at 1420 S Santa Fe, and coin-operated machines at Dine A Mile Club 1711 and Ted's Tavern 1702 were damaged. An entry attempt occurred at Bowl Mor Bowling 1502. Cash losses and other damage were noted with partial figures available for some sites.
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South Santa Fe
Ted
S. Santa Fe
Bowl-Mor
Seth Gray
Ted’s
Teachers Strike Snarls New York City Schools
A citywide teachers strike disrupted opening day for New York City schools with 90 percent of the system closed and less than 3 percent of teachers reporting to work. An agreement on hiring and firing powers was reached in negotiations as talks continued this morning.
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Kansas City
Joe Gordon
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Gordon
Bobby Bragan
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Jimmy Dykes
Detroit Tigers
New York
William F. Haddad
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Central Board
Tax Valuation Appeal Denied by State Board
Neosho county commissioners were notified that the State Board of Tax Appeals denied Home Savings Assn Chanute its appeal for a lower valuation of property at Lincoln and Walnut. The board ruled the property is not assessed relatively higher than similar property in the county and the valuation remains assessed. The county’s only appeal to the state board on the county wide reassessment valuations this year was denied.
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Neosho County
State Board of Tax Appeals
Home Savings Assn
Chanute
Lincoln
Walnut
State Tax Board
Honda Stolen From Sandage Reported Stolen Vehicle
R A Sandage of 709 W Main reported at 10 10 a m yesterday that his 1967 Honda motorcycle was stolen after midnight. The bike was later recovered behind Murray Hill school.
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R. A. Sandage
W. Main
Murray Hill School
Fierce Fighting in Central Vietnam Kills General
Heavy combat in the central highlands left Brig. Gen. Truong Quang An dead as his 23rd Infantry Division unit repelled an assault on Duc Lap Special Forces camp. North Vietnamese losses near Duc Lap and Ban Me Thuot, plus 82 more in two Saigon-area clashes, mark a high toll in the week.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Duc Lap
Ban Me Thuot
U.S
Truong Quang An
23Rd Infantry
Central Highlands
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Senate Leaders Say Johnson Cuts Fell Short of 6 Billion Target
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen said the Johnson administration faces trouble meeting Congress for a 6 billion dollar spending cut as agency reductions total 3.5 billion. Budget Director Zwick cited bumper farm crops and lower exports as factors shaping the plan with 3.5 billion in cuts across defense loan programs highways space and civilian agencies while protecting high priority social programs. A public hearing on a proposed minimum housing code ordinance follows a planning commission recommendation to pursue federal low interest housing projects. Kansas traffic death log documents 48 hours to Monday and September totals.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Commodity Credit Corp
Charles J. Zwick
U.S
Zwick
Capitol Hill
City Commission
District Court Room
Memorial Building
City Planning Commission
Unseasonably cool Kansas forecast with fair skies
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions and unusually cool temperatures across Kansas today and Tuesday. Central and eastern areas will clear with highs in the 70s and overnight lows from the 40s to mid 50s, while western sections warm slightly but stay cool. Sunday's highs ranged from 76 at Beloit and Concordia to 81 at Pittsburg, with lows from 41 Goodland to 60 Leavenworth.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Beloit
Concordia
Hill City
Pittsburg
Goodland
Leavenworth
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha shows flag burning in New York
Four young women and a man stripped danced and burned a Soviet flag on a New York street. The half hour show drew about 50 onlookers and prompted a jab about New Yorkers being sophisticated.
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New York
Hanoi says bombing halt not enough for peace talks
Hanoi spokesman rejects a mere bombing halt and calls for U S and allied forces to end spy flights naval raids and artillery strikes. He notes positive reactions to Mansfield and Goldberg peace proposals while urging unconditional end to all bombing and war actions. Separately Wichita police detain Olean Henderson over alleged car theft at Reverend Slater residence early yesterday.
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Paris
Nguyen Thanh le
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Arthur J. Goldberg
North Vietnam
United States
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
le. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Mansfield
National Union
South Vietnam
Saigon
Olean Henderson
Wichita
Rev
Myron Slater
S. Tennessee
Slaters
X-Ray Survey Plan Set for Neosho County
A mobile X-ray unit from the State Board of Health will tour Neosho County October 2 to 17 for a free public survey funded by Christmas Seal contributions. Local locations and hours will be announced later, with Mrs. D A Finney of Chanute as county X-ray chairman and last year’s campaign totaling $4218.25.
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State Board of Health
Neosho County
Clark Fleming
Eric
Don Sailors
Stark
Kenneth George Thayer
L. K. Olson
Galesburg
Louise Carter
St. Paul
Association
Margaret Wood
Chanute
James
Brown
Kansas Tuberculosis
Bruce Burris
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Debbie
Ray Hills
Thayer High School
Royals
Tribune
Small Business Administration
Farm Credit Administration and
Export-Import Bank
Cha
Hanoi
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