Crime Doesn't Pay Habitual Criminal
Kansas City ap report details the life of a notorious habitual criminal Fry, once valued at 32500 for appearance bonds in 1956. Police records show 20 of his 39 years behind bars. He was found shot to death in a ditch April 15 while out on 5000 bond. Clay County Court ordered 70 for a pauper burial at the county home.
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Fry
Clay
Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Alan McFaddden
Louise McFadden
Gus McFadden
Thelma McFadden
Genevieve McFadden
Laura Gray
William Gray
Margot Wiley Harvey
Charles Robert Wiley
Lew‘ssr
Carter
J. €. Ward
Ted McFadden
Theodore
McFadden
Defenan
State OF Kansas
Bessie B. Barker
Ray C. Barker
Seid Estefe
Erie
Ray Co. Barker
Balch & Briley
South
Stev Wrothers
Probste
Henses
Frank 7. Miller
Frank Wailler
Frank Miller
Ordinance fixes gas charges for Chanute Kansas
The Chanute city council adopts Ordinance No. 1649 detailing monthly gas rates for inside and outside corporate limits, including tiered charges from 1 000 to over 100 000 cubic feet, with variants for inside and outside customers and a reprint of Ordinance No. 1616. The ordinance takes effect after publication in The Chanute Tribune.
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Lished
Chenute
Chanute
Kan
Kansas
Seid City Shell
Chanute Tribune
William J. Althaber
U.S. Brews Nerve Gas at Indiana Plant Amid Global Tensions
At a Newport Indiana facility once an atomic site, FMC Corp runs a nerve gas operation described as highly toxic and lethal within minutes. The plant, major US supplier, operates 24/7 with tight secrecy, citing safety and a race to deter aggressors.
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Indiana
United States
Atomic Energy
Ne Chemical Plant
Army
FMC Corp
Newport
William J. Tisdale
Tisdale
Newport Chemical Plant
Terre Haute
Washington Today Cos a Nostra Clash and Briefings
Washington dispatch reports Rep. John Rooney D NY disputes Atty Gen Kennedy on Valachi testimony describing Cosa Nostra. Also Goldwater Stassen Rockefeller weigh Johnson intelligence briefings and a Soviet US consular pact. DOJ asks Supreme Court to review Communist party registration ruling under the Subversive Activities Control Act.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Cosa Nostra
John J. Rooney
D-N.y
Robert F. Kennedy
Joseph Valachi
Rooney
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Kennedy
Valachi
Iooney
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
American Freighter Is Stick-in-the-Mud
The American freighter Manhattan carrying 79,000 tons of grain to the Soviet Union is stuck on a mud bank and cannot enter the Gulf. It grounded Monday for the fifth time in a week as six tugs tried without success to free it from the Mississippi River mud.
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United States
Soviet Union
New Orleans
Manhattan
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Van Sickle Files For Reelection In 3rd District
State Senator Tom R. Van Sickle of Fort Scott has filed to seek reelection. The Republican incumbent aims for the Republican nomination in the newly drawn 3rd District.
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Topeka
Tom R. van Sickle
Fort Scott
van Sickle
Auto Output Pace High As 1964 Record Set
Detroit AP reports U.S. auto production ran at a record pace for Jan 1 to Apr 10 with over 181000 units produced in a week. Nine plants operated overtime. output up 4 percent from last week and 14 percent from the year-ago period. Ward's notes two millionth sale of 1964. daily average 24080 versus 22820 in 1963 and 23631 in 1955.
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Detroit
Ward's
Automotive Reports
U.S
Annual Kansas Conference WSCS Meeting Held in Parsons
Veterans of the Kansas Conference of the Methodist WSCS gathered for their annual meeting in Parsons on Thursday. Local social ties emerged as Mrs. Maude Tuttle and Mrs. Blanche Burgorst visited Mrs. Jesse Johnston in the city, and multiple host families welcomed guests from Edna Enid and Neodesha for weekend stays and suppers.
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Belle Siple
Bernice Walt
Della Gelwix
Frances Hazen
Kansas
Methodist
WSCS
Parsons
Maude Tuttle
Blanche Burgorst
Kansas City
Jesse Johnston
Glenn Thornton
Edna
Jim Hannon
Grace Beeman
Ann Levarnach
Enid
Okla
Ray Beeman
Lewis Singhurst
Ronnie
Pamela
Neodesha
Golden Wedding open house draws Maple Park crowd
Maple Park residents attended the Golden Wedding open house for Mr. and Mrs. Edd Nanse on Sunday. Julia Dorris visited Humboldt for weeks, while Mrs. Horace Jones and Glenn went to Pittsburg for eye appointments. The Galesburg Brethren church met at McCune, and the Dorris family hosted guests for the Newberrys Golden Wedding. Lois Bowman suffered non serious injuries from a tornado south of Garnett and could not work for about a week.
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Maple Park
Edd Nanse
Horace Jones
Glenn
Pittsburg
Bertha Clum
Floyd Talbott
Galesburg
Spelling Bee Finals End With Common Word Error
In suburban South Colonie at a junior high school finals both finalists misspelled the word erroneous.
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Albany
N.Y
South Colonie
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