Burglars Break Roof to Loot Donaldson IGA Store
Thieves entered the Donaldson IGA at 1501 S Santa Fe by making a 16 by 16 inch roof hole overnight. They ransacked the office, damaged the door hinges, and took an unknown number of cigarettes. three of four boxes of frozen chickens on an outside platform were found, with delivery checks ongoing. Police, the Neosho County sheriff, and a Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent are investigating.
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Donaldson Food Center
Donaldson Iga
S. Santa Fe
Neosho County
DeCoursey and Bridwell Campaign in Chanute Visit
Kansas City Democrat James H. DeCoursey Jr. and Pittsburg Democrat William R. Bridwell campaigned in Chanute yesterday afternoon. They tour Neosho county as part of a southeast Kansas campaign swing with Larry Smith of St Paul Neosho county Democratic Central Committee chairman.
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James H. DeCoursey, Jr
Kansas City
Kan
William R. Bridwell
Pittsburg
Chanute
Larry Smith
Neosho County
Democratic Central Committee
St. Paul
Kansas
Parson duo parole approved for copper wire theft case
Parole applications by George E. McCready and Jim Grant, both Parsons residents, were approved in city court yesterday. They had served 60 days of six month county jail sentences for petty larceny involving copper wire theft, with parole to last one year.
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George E. McCready
Jim Grant
Parsons
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Follow-up
Instruction to reach the Tribune via phone or alternative contact after 6 p.m. If the carrier is unreachable, use HE 1-3400. The note preserves contact procedures and timing for follow-up.
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Tribune
Screw Conveyor to Open Plant Here in Local Industry Move
Mayor Fred Harris announced Screw Conveyor Corp of Hammond Ind will relocate an industrial plant to the city on city land at the northwest edge of town. The Wichita operation will transfer with about 20 local workers, supervised by Bert Hayes. The 4.5 acre site near West Cherry will house a 100 by 200 foot building with a rear concrete slab and storage space. Financing will be via industrial revenue bonds around 125000 dollars with Mercantile Bank of Hammond handling bonds. Occupancy is targeted for February 1.
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Screw Conveyor Corp
Hammond
Ind
Fred Harris
Harris
Don Abrahams
Abrahams
Wichita
Bert Hayes
Chanute
Mamie Hayes
S. Santa Fe
Mississippi
California
ILC
Roles
West Cherry
Ash Street
Cherry
Rolco
Con
Mercantile National Bank of
Screw Conveyor
Mid-America, Inc
Southeast Kansas Industrial Development Organization
Weather forecast for Topeka and area
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Friday with a low of 45 to 50 and a high near 70. Topeka forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday with a slim 10 percent chance of scattered showers in the east. a small precipitation amount was reported Wednesday night, Pittsburg seeing about .03 inches.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Argentina says plane hijackers will stand trial
President Juan Carlos Ongania declared those responsible for hijacking a 48 aboard DC4 and forcing landings in the Falkland Islands will face trial. He called the event a serious uprising and pledged full force of law against the hijackers and instigators.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
Falkland Islands
Falklands
Falkland Capital
Port Stanley
Falkland
el Condor
South Atlantic
Tierra del Fuego
U.S. Casualties Set Weekly War Record in Vietnam
U S forces suffered 970 casualties last week in South Viet Nam, the highest weekly toll of the war. Of these, 142 were killed and 825 wounded, with 3 missing or captured. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese dead reached 1,165 as Marines fought near the DMZ in Operation Prairie.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
la Drang Valley
Four Autumn Leaves Tour Spots Remain
The Tribune announces a two day bus tour through the Ozarks October 15 and 16 with stops at Roaring River State Park Beaver Dam Eureka Springs Table Rock Lake Silver Dollar City and Shepherd of the Hills country. Price is 26.50 per person covering charter bus lodging two meals and evening entertainment at Silver Dollar City.
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The
Tribune
Ozarks
Rock Lane Lodge
Table Rock Lake
Roaring River State Park
Beaver Dam
Eureka Spring
Ark
Silver Dollar City
Shepherd of the Hills Country
Ozark Hills
Enforcement Conference Draws Sixty Local Officers
About 60 area police chiefs sheriffs Kansas Bureau of Investigation and highway patrol officers attended a law enforcement conference at the state highway office building sponsored by the FBI. The meeting outlined The Law Enforcement Image and briefed on the new National Crime Information Center to be operational early next year.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Crime Information Center
FBI
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Highway Patrol
Intercepted Letter Praises Hairdresser Courage
A leaked note mocks a top British society barber who called American women's hairdos a bad joke. The writer praises his courage and contrasts fashion snobbery with bold critique.
Inez Strikes Hispaniola and Threatens Cuba
Hurricane Inez battered the Barahona Peninsula in the Dominican Republic and the southwestern tip of Haiti with 160 mph winds. It had left 23 dead, 500 injured, and 10 000 homeless in Guadeloupe, while Cuba faced a serious eastern threat as the storm moved northeast.
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Santo» Domingo
Dominican Republic
Inez
Barahona
Haiti
Cuba
Guadeloupe
Vidal Sassoon Bans from Barbering in U S A
Britain's top hair stylist Vidal Sassoon vows to reform American hairdressing standards after a temporary license expires. He criticizes licensing laws as antiquated and calls the test requirements asinine, pledging a fight to change the law. His geometrically designed cuts start at 25 dollars and have built a jet set following.
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New York
Britain
Vidal Sassoon
Nanigans
Sassoon
United States
Fort Scott dog guards adopted ducks from intruder
Cleo a female beagle adopted two ducklings bought for the Morton children. She guards them as her own, chased off a youth who grabbed a duck, pinning him against the fence until he broke away. The family notes Cleo barking summons the ducks and herding them under the porch during danger.
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Fort Scott, Kan
Cleo
R. L. Morton
Morton
Mortons
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Record Log
Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hours to 9 am Thursday September 1966 with 537 fatalities compared to 439 in 1965. Local authorities report daily counts and trends for Topeka and statewide road deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rioting Flares in San Francisco as Guards Enforce Curfew
Police and National Guardsmen armed with shoot to kill orders maintained order in San Francisco's Negro districts after a fatal shooting sparked rioting. Curfew imposed. 1,200 guardsmen joined police, with hundreds more on standby. 42 injured, over 80 arrested, several looted stores, and Mission High School closed after a 200-strong youth march.
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San Francisco
Paul R. Teith
Harland Smith
Los Angeles Watts
John F. Shelley
Edmund G. Brown
Alvin Johnson
Matthew Johnson
Hunters Point Bayview
Filmore
California
Trols
Market Street
Hunters Point
Mission High School
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Bridwell
Ccocese
London
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Cha
Thayer
Ruth Ann Erbe
Linda Leck
Linda Duff
Lois Erickson
Thayer High School Flyers
Quenemo
Caribbean
Judith
San Juan
P.R
Atlantic
Cape Verde Islands
Barahona Peninsula
Port Au Prince
Miami
Guantanamo Bay
Hispaniola
Fort Scott
Frisco
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