Mazzilli sworn in as Brazil's head amid coup chaos
Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli was sworn in as president after Congress installed him in Brasilia while Goulart fled to his southern home state. Reports said Goulart might seek asylum in Uruguay or Montevideo as anti-Communist generals pressed a two day rebellion.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Congress
Joao Goulart
Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli
Goulart
Brazil
Porto Alegre
Argentina
Montevideo
Uruguay
Brasilia
Paschoal Ranieri Mazilli
Chamber of Deputies
Mazzilli
JayCee Plans End of Clubrooms at Butter Street
Chanute JayCees vote to relinquish their 112 N Butter St clubrooms after nearly three years due to high upkeep costs. Final meeting set for April 15 with a public dance planned for April 24 to raise funds. New meeting site to be secured, and 20 new members will receive pins in the past four months.
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Chanute JayCees
JayCees
Don Morris
Starlighters
JayCee
Jack Swartz
Dodge City
Chamber of Commerce
Don Cutsinger
Mel Williams
Jack Groves
Dean Sutcliffe
Dwight Blackwood
Chanute
K39
Gene Cordner
Chanute Fire Department sees light losses despite busy month
Fire Chief C W Brennan reports Chanute city fire losses at about 250 dollars last month, not counting outside city limits. Year to April 1 estimated at 1,600. March 1963 losses were 520 with a three month total of 5,370. The department made 34 runs in March, one less than a year ago, with 93 runs to April 1 this year. In-town runs included 11 grass and trash fires. other calls covered Tioga and Danville townships, residences, garages, an office building, a school, a football in a tree, fuel spills, and a false alarm.
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Chanute
C. W. Brennan
Brennan
Tioga
Danville
Burns Fatal To Topeka Youth
A 17 year old Topeka youth died Wednesday night from burns suffered March 24. Clayton Oliver Fogerty a high school junior was burned when a wallpaper steamer exploded in his home spraying him with scalding water.
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Topeka
Clayton Oliver Fogerty
Johnson seeks 50 million aid for Alaska quake areas
President Johnson creates a 12 member Federal Reconstruction and Development Planning Commission for Alaska and asks Congress for 50 million dollars in emergency relief to rebuild roads bridges utilities and other public facilities. Alaska's senators Bartlett Gruening and Governor Egan back larger aid package and private industry support.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Alaska
E. L. Bartlett
Ernest Gruening
William A. Egan
Gruening
Anchorage
Egan
Bartlett
Special Commission
Clinton P. Anderson
Secretaries of Defense, Interior
Labor, Agriculture, Commerce and Welfare
Federal Reconstruction and Development Planning Commission For
Edward A. McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
Federal Housing Administrator
Federal Aviation Administrator
Federal Power Commission
Small Business Administration
Insured Jobless Drops in Kansas
The Employment Security Division reports a continued downward trend in insured unemployment in Kansas for the week ending March 28. The report indicates fewer people drawing unemployment benefits as the state economy steadies.
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Kansas
Topeka
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
Research finds man can live indefinitely in space but does not promise an immediate solution to the population boom as space living is not expected to ease the crowding.
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Cha
Olson's Supermarket expansion awarded to LaForge Co.
Olson's Mercantile in Chanute awards a brick front expansion at Olson's Supermarket at Main and Plummer to LaForge Construction Co. of Parsons. Construction adds a %-foot west wing with brick and block to double front area, extend parking, and finish within 140 days. Entrance moves to new section. original built 1955.
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Olson
Plummer and Main
LaForge Construction Co
Parsons
A. B. Olson
Olson Mercantile Co
Ent
Plummer
Dropouts Plague Miami-Dade Junior College Data Program
Miami Beach AP report shows the college started a data processing course in 1960 with over 1,500 students enrolled but only one completed the two year program. President Peter Masiko Jr says students are too successful and are hired by industry after taking several courses.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Miami-Dade Junior College
Peter Masiko Jr
Weather summary for area with showers and cooler Friday
The area forecast calls for scattered showers and thundershowers ending Friday morning. Friday will be partly cloudy and cooler with a low tonight around 45 to 50 and a high Friday in the 60s. Winds around 30 mph with gusts to 40 mph and a steady barometer. Precipitation today and yesterday reported as traces.
Temperatures cool in Kansas with possible thundershowers
A cool front crossed most of the state bringing scattered showers. Alta Vista recorded .55 inch of rain with light hail and Forbes Air Force Base near Topeka measured .50 inch. Kansas City area saw about 4 inch reports. Lows range 35 to 40 in the northwest to 50s southeast. Thunder showers likely in eastern sections tonight with cooler temperatures Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Alta Vista
Forbes Air Force Base
Kansas City
Are Shots Worth Risk in Topeka Chase
In Topeka Kansas a motorcycle patrolman attempted to rouse a fleeing car by striking its tires and gas tank but missed. A police blockade stopped the speeding vehicle. Driver Bill Lewis age 17 faced several traffic charges and was released to his parents.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Boulevard
Ed Ritchien
Bill Lewis
100 000 Premits Issued For Building in 2 Weeks
City zoning administrator Paschal Grimes says building permits with total estimates over 100000 were issued in Chanute in the last two weeks signaling a spring construction surge. Seven permits in the past week total 83900, plus five from the prior week at 26650. The largest is a 50000 addition to Olson's Supermarket at 1406 W Main by Parsons firm LaForge Budd Construction Co. Other permits include a grain handling installation for Chanute Grain and Seed and two duplexes, two garages, and a house addition.
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Paschal Grimes
Chanute
Olson
W. Main. LaForge & Budd Construction Co
Parsons
Chanute Grain & Seed
S. Santa Fe
Chanute Grain
Carthage Foundry & Machine Co
A. R. Hudspeth
Velma Sutcliffe
Hudspeth
E. Walnut
Sutcliffe
S. Tennessee
George C. Wallace
W. Walnut
Jerry Young
N. Highland
Charlie Harris
S. Evergreen
Robert E. Ramsey
Computers May Prescribe Mental Illness Drugs in Trials
In Kansas City AP report, Dr. Leo Hollister and Dr. John Overall described tests where a computer chose drug treatments for about 200 schizophrenic patients. Half received computer selected drugs, the rest clinician chosen. Computer guided patients improved more rapidly.
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Kansas City
Veterans Administration Cooperative Studies In
California
Texas
Leo E. Hollister
Palo Alto
Calif
John E. Overall
Galveston
Tex
Hollister
Overall
Humboldt Driver Arrested for DWI after Midnight Stop
Police arrested Harold Culler, 47, of Humboldt at 12:30 a.m. on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was released later on a $125 bond, which officers said he vowed to forfeit.
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Harold Culler
Humboldt
Space Living Breakthrough For Prolonged Spaceflight
SEATTLE AP Thirty days in a sealed chamber yielded a major breakthrough in life support for long term spaceflight. NASA officials say basic principles are sound and refinements continue. Crew members, led by Roger Barnicki and Lt Cmdr Donald Robinson, emerged to embrace families and discuss steak dinners, with Boeing colleagues Welker Swenson and Trush present.
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Seattle
Eugene B. Konecci
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office of Advanced Research and Technology
NASA
Boeing Co
Cmdr
Donald E. Robinson
Pensacola
Fla
Roger Barnicki
Edwards Air Force Base
Robinson
Boeing
Ralvan Welker
Woodinville
Wash
Warren Swenson
Paul Trush
Empty Wichita School: Ghostly Symbol of Failed Plan
A $500,000 Wichita school building sits idle as county leaders weigh an amended rezoning for the site. The project, conceived by Baptist minister Dr. Martin Ralstin as a Christian academy with Bible study, collapsed amid debt and mismanagement. Receivers report $525,000 in bonds, 18 acres, and an empty building. the Gideon Baptist Church bonds and nursing home leases complicate the finances. No buyers exist. a zoning change to allow commercial use faced local opposition.
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Wichita
Martin Ralstin
Washington
Ohio
Warnick
Wichita Christian Academy, Inc
Ralstin
Gideon Baptist Church
Gideon Church
Academy
Carleton
County Commission
Elmer S. Peters
Tools Stolen From Truck in Quick Post Office Theft
Charles Skilling reported to police at 6 30 p m yesterday that a quick working thief took a tackle box full of tools from his truck while he was inside the post office about three minutes. He valued the tools at 35 dollars.
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Charles Skilling
Skilling
MacArthur Reports Worsening Kidney Function
A Walter Reed bulletin reports Gen Douglas MacArthur has further declined with continuing kidney deterioration. Doctors began peritoneal dialysis to wash toxins from the blood via two abdominal tubes, signaling an alarming turn after a prior bleak prognosis.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
MacArthur
Boy Injured In Car Bicycle Collision
Richard Cole 13 of 1302 N Washington sustained a bump on the head but no serious injury after his bicycle hit a car at 701 N Santa Fe around 7 20 last night. He was examined and released. The car driven by Tony Biele 1022 N Santa Fe reported the accident to police. Officers said the boy rode from a filling station driveway and struck the car’s front fender.
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Richard Cole
N. Washington
N. Santa Fe
Tony Biele
Biele
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka 1964 April Start
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Thursday showing 0 fatalities for April and 138 for 1964, compared with 100 in the comparable 1963 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
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