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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1964

Page

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Crops Are Boosted By April Showers

Area forecast notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Low tonight 55 to 60, high Friday in the middle 70s. Rain varied across Chanute area yesterday and today, with .61 inch official yesterday and .15 after midnight. heavier totals reported elsewhere. Hail accompanied rain yesterday evening in Chanute and east with no damage reported. Motorists on highway K39 east of town.

Chanute K39 Kansas Weather Bureau Associated Press Topeka Plainville Stockton Reno County Cottonwood Falls Emporia Ottawa Kansas City Highway Department Hutchinson Matfield Green

Agreement Ends Threat of Strike On Railroads

A negotiated settlement ended the threat of a nationwide railroad strike, with President Johnson declaring victory after 13 days of White House talks. The deal grants wage gains in exchange for reduced railroad employment, with key issues like 30,000 firemen’s jobs and crew size still tied up in court. Weather and localized storms followed, bringing heavy rains, tornadoes, and hail across western and central Kansas, with rainfall totals varying by location.

Washington Johnson New York Central Railroad Congress Supreme Court High Court White House U.S W. Willard Wirtz

Power Line Funds Sought for Regional Transmission Network

Washington AP The Southwestern Power Administration asked a Senate appropriations subcommittee for 8.95 million dollars for the year starting July 1 with 2.77 million for construction. Plans include a Dardanelle Dam to Greers Ferry Dam interconnection in Arkansas, the Carthage Missouri to Coffeyville Kansas line, substation work at Paragould Kennett Comanche Bentonville Water Valley Springfield, and Southeast Missouri interconnections. Reservoirs are below normal though recent inflows rose.

Washington Southwestern Power Administration Senate Appropriations Douglas G. Wright SPA Johnson Dardenelle Greers Ferry Dam Arkansas Wright Carthage Coffeyville Kan Paragould Ark Kennett Comanche Oklo Bentonville Water Valley Springfield Missouri

Three Illinois Men Die in Plane Crash Near Colby

Three Illinois men were killed Wednesday when a plane crashed in a wheat field near Colby Kansas. The victims were pilot Donald W. Thurman 40 from Elgin Ralph O. Schumacher 43 of Cary and John H Abbott 44 from near Elgin. Schumacher and Abbott were salesmen for Mathews Co. of Crystal Lake Illinois.

Colby Kan Illinois Colby Airport Donald W. Thurman Elgin, II Ralph O. Schumacher Cary, Ill John H. Abbott Near Elgin Schumacher Abbott Mathews Co Crystal Lake

Phone contact instruction in Tribune notice

Instructions urge readers to call Tribune via carrier. if unanswered, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. This terse directive appears as a late evening escalation for contact.

Tribune

Intercepted Letter Shows Helpers for Clean-Up Week

A local message notes that intercepted correspondence reveals community volunteers are stepping up to assist during Clean-Up Week. Residents are urged to join organized efforts and support municipal cleanup goals through coordinated actions and neighborhood projects.

Talkington of Iola Files for Senate Post

Iola attorney Robert V. Talkington announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination as state senator from the 3rd District. The district includes Allen, Anderson, Bourbon, Linn and Woodson counties. Talkington, KU education graduate 1951 and KU Law 1954, lettered in football and baseball, served three terms as Allen County attorney.

Iola Kan Robert V. Talkington Allen Anderson Bourbon Linn Woodson Counties Talkington University of Kansas School of Education K.U. School of Law K.U Allen County

Yates Center Students Promote Driving Safety Week

Yates Center teens stage mock crash demonstrations at two grade schools to illustrate accident details. The program, led by Yates Center High School Kays and Kayettes, aims for a national safety award and previously earned a 1962 distinction shared with Coffeyville.

Yates Center Motor Vehicle Department National Safety Council Kays and Kayettes Coffeyville Kays Kayette

Car Mishaps Reported From Local Collisions and Safety Week

Police logged several minor vehicle incidents including a 7th and Santa Fe collision at 5:20 p.m. involving Norman L. Thompson and Rollow, plus earlier backing-up damage to Evelyn Ellis’s car and an unidentifed hit on a parked bread truck. The city hosts a Safety Week with demonstrations, poster prizes, and an all-day program led by Powers and Kansas officials to promote road safety in Wichita.

Norman L. Thompson Harper Cooper Rollow Elmhurst Ill 7Th Santa Fe Thompson Rollow R. Herbert Rollow R. 1 Evelyn Ellis S. Grant Grace Clemons Baxter Springs Archie Armstrong N. Steuben Allen County Main South Evergreen Kansas State Highway Department Kansas Brown Wichita Police

Safer Air Travel Is Aim In Phoenix Demonstration

A four engine DC7 mock crash will be staged on a Phoenix airstrip to study survivable crashes. Fifteen dummies will be used as cameras record 20 viewpoints and 82 test channels track stresses. The FAA funds the test to reduce airline fatality rates from .23 per 100 million passenger miles to improve safety.

Phoenix Ariz Federal Aviation Agency Aviation Safety Engineering and Research Phoenix Group Victor Rothe Phoenix Research Organization Rothe

Johnson offers policy briefings to GOP aspirants

President Johnson announced personal policy briefings would be provided to seven presidential hopefuls including Wallace Rockefeller Goldwater Stassen Nixon Scranton and Smith to help chart a constructive foreign policy. He also planned a tour of depressions in Indiana Kentucky West Virginia and Pennsylvania and said defense savings of 68 million dollars a year would be announced later by McNamara.

Washington Johnson Rose Garden George C. Wallace Alabama Henry Cabot Lodge South Viet Nam Wallace Nelson Rockefeller New York Barry Goldwater Harold Stassen Richard M. Nixon William Scranton Pennsylvania Margaret Chase Smith Indiana Kentucky West Virginia Defense Robert 5. McNamara

Neodesha shooting labeled accident injures teen

Investigators in Neodesha labeled Sunday night’s shooting of 17 year old Barbara Miller an accident. The bullet likely passed through a rusted tin pump house before entering the pickup window and striking Miss Miller. She remains conscious and in satisfactory condition at Wilson County Hospital. Terry Steele, 19, her escort, was with her when the incident occurred near the oil lease pump house.

Neodesha Barbara Miller KBI Miss Miller Terry Steele Miller Wilson County Hospital

Traffic Formalities TOPEKA APR 1964 Traffic Death Log

Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Thursday April 4, 1964. The comparable 1963 period shows 124 deaths versus 165 in 1964.

Topeka Kansas

Fifty Million Suit Against Liz Burton

Twentieth Century Fox sues Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton for 50 million dollars in US District Court over the film Cleopatra. Fox alleges their conduct during and after filming reduced the picture’s commercial value. A Taylor-Burton spokesman calls the move ludicrous as the couple, then married, carry on with their projects in New York and Hamlet respectively.

New York Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Twentieth Century-Fox Burton Fox Miss Taylor Eddie Fisher Sybil Burton

Kinney Family Delayed Home By Three Tornado Funnels

Mr and Mrs John Kinney of 1407 West Main were delayed four and a half hours driving from Kansas City as three tornado funnels forced shelter under an overpass on Route 135 four miles east of Ottawa. About 20 people and 14 cars sought refuge. they huddled for 45 minutes through rain and hail while the funnels passed.

John Kinney W. Main Kansas City Kinneys Ottawa

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