Town Saw Topless Dancer At Twilight Cafe
In St Paul Oregon a topless dancer from San Francisco performed at the Twilight Cafe each weekend drawing complaints from patrons wives who called police. Officials found topless dancing not illegal. mayor and city council attended the shows. Absent further action.
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ST. Paul, Ore
Oregon
Willamette Valley
St. Paul’s
Twilight Cafe
Gail Garon
San Francisco
St. Paul
Fluoridation Begins In Salina Water System
Salina city officials confirm the municipal water has been fluoridated for over two weeks since Aug 21. City commissioners approved the dental health measure despite criticism, with broad support from dentists and doctors. The disclosure followed a reporter overhearing officials.
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Salina
Kan
Norris Olson
Olson
Hanoi names acting leaders after Ho Chi Minh death
Radio Hanoi listed North Vietnam's acting president Tan Duc Thang along with Le Duan Truong Chinh and Pham Van Dong as signatories of a North Korea national day message. Thang, 81 and in frail health, became acting president automatically after Ho Chi Minh's death.
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Hong Kong
Hanoi
North Korea
Ho Chi Minh
Radio Hanoi
Tan Duc Thang
le Duan
Communist Party
Truong Chinh
National Assembly
Pham van Dong
Thang
Bomb threat evacuates Leavenworth County Courthouse
A bomb scare prompted the evacuation of the Leavenworth County Courthouse in Leavenworth. Police say a male caller warned of an explosion between 2 and 4 p.m. but a search by police, firemen, and sheriff's deputies found no device. Investigation continues. Britain reports a first half 1969 balance of payments surplus of 115.2 million dollars with a 240 million improvement in the second quarter.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth County
Leavenworth
Sheriff's Department
A. C. Mistler
London
Britain
Fire devastates Johnny Carson office at RCA Building
Fire swept the seventh floor office of television star Johnny Carson in Rockefeller Center destroying furniture scripts clothes and a portrait of Mrs Carson. Carson said everything is gone after finishing taping the Tonight show and leaving the building salvage limited to a pair of cufflinks from his wife.
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New York
Johnny Carson
Carson
RCA
Rockefeller Center
Alaska oil lease bids hit record windfall for state
Bids totaling about 900 million dollars were submitted for 179 Prudhoe Bay leases on Alaska’s North Slope. Top offer reached 72.2 million for a single 2560 acre tract, involving Getty and Hunt with Amerada Hess and others. Governor Miller warned to use the windfall wisely to fund renewable resources.
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Anchorage
Alaska
North Slope
Keith Miller
Giant
J. Paul Getty
H. L. Hunt
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Prudhoe Bay
North American
Fairbanks
Getty
Hunt
U.S
Getty and Hunt Interests
Amerada-Hess Oil Co
Louisiana Land and Expiration Co
Marathon Oil Co
London
Dallas
Municipal Auditorium
Miller
Tom Kelly
City Defers Airport Runway Surface and Equipment Purchases
City commissioners adjourned without approving funds to buy a bulldozer for the sanitation department or an oil distributor to surface the municipal airport runways. Delivery delays and the age of the oil distributor prompted the deferral as officials seek options before winter. Jack Brennan said parts are scarce, and the runway surface must be ready. borrowing or other means may be explored.
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Sanitation Department
Jack Brennan
Brennan
Farm chemicals worth 18000 stolen from two supply houses
Er ie area report says farm chemicals valued at 18000 were stolen Wednesday night from two area supply companies. About 6000 worth came from the Mobil Farm Center in Chanute Route 1. The loss was dis-
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ERIE
Neosho County
Mobil Farm Center
Chanute R
Rulison Blast Disputed Gas Release Fears Stir Colorado
An underground nuclear explosion near Grand Valley Colorado registered as a 40 000 ton TNT event with no atmospheric radioactivity reports by the AEC Eight days of weather delays preceded the blast which drew about 60 protesters from Aspen and Cedaredge who feared hydrogen tritium would contaminate gas and food chains. The sheriff reported missing chemicals valued at six thousand dollars from a local farm and a fertilizer plant theft totaling twelve thousand dollars with several herbicides and other items taken. Oscar Cunningham resigns from the city planning commission citing business pressures after serving since its start and a January 1967 reappointment.
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Grand Valley
Colo
Colorado
Atomic Energy Commission
Aspen
Cedaredge
John Sanderson
Sheriff's Office
W.G. Fertilizer Co
Thayer
Alan Erbe
Erbe
Satan
Topeka Area Weather Forecast Mild With Sunny Periods
The Topeka area expects clear to partly cloudy skies and mild, warm conditions tonight and Friday. Low tonight 60 to 65, high Friday 80 to 85. Temperatures today 70s west to lower 80s east, tonight 50s to 60s, with statewide highs 59 to 84 and lows 48 to 59.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Garden City
Cofferville
Hill City
Coffeyville
Chanute Housing Authority begins step toward public housing
The Chanute city housing authority started the process for federally sponsored public housing. A study of local housing needs was agreed, with a Sept 13 meeting to decide the number of units to apply for and to outline the two year journey from application to occupancy.
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Martha Allen
City Housing Authority
Chanute
James Blessing
Authority
A. F. VanAlstyne
HUD
Blessing
Fort Worth
Thayer Thayer Homecoming Picnic Opens With Parade
The 58th Thayer Homecoming Picnic and Fair begins today with a team pulling contest at p.m. Exhibit entries open. Friday features include a kids rodeo at 2 p.m., free watermelon 4 to 5 p.m., and a junior senior rodeo at 7 p.m. A parade starts at 2 p.m. Saturday offers a fiddlers contest at 7 p.m. and an amateur hour at 8 p.m.
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Thayer
P.m
Intercepted Letter About 1968 Model Valuation
A fragment shows a sender asking a general manager if the 1968 model will be worth more now. The note is addressed to Cha and requests an assessment of future value.
General Motors raises car prices average by 119 dollars
GM announced an average price hike of 2.1 percent raising the typical car from 3070 to 3189 dollars. The increase includes converting optional features to standard, with ranges from 98 to 199 dollars across models.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
James M. Roche
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