Test Ban Signed by U S Britain and Soviet Union
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union signed a partial nuclear test ban treaty calling it an important initial step toward reducing tension and strengthening peace. The pact, signed at 4:34 p.m. Moscow time with Premier Khrushchev present, opens to signatures in Washington London and Moscow on Aug 8. The three powers urged further progress toward a secure and peaceful world.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Washington
London
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Khrushchev
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Signed By Three Powers
Moscow witnesses the signing of a treaty among the United States Britain and the Soviet Union to ban all nuclear weapon tests in the atmosphere outer space and under water with underground testing exempted The pact aims at disarmament and reducing tensions while observers note it is only a first step toward ending the arms race and preventing radioactive contamination Rusk Khrushchev Gromyko and Thant attended with Stevenson Fulbright signaling potential Senate scrutiny.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
United Nations
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Gromyko
Khrushchev
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U Thant
Home
Thant
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Khrush
Lewis resigns Bank of Commerce post to join Union Bank Lincoln
Joe Lewis resigns as executive vice president of the Bank of Commerce to become senior vice president of Union Bank and Trust Co in Lincoln Nebraska. He will leave Chanute for Lincoln next month and start Sept 15. He will serve on the Lincoln bank’s board of directors and work with the executive vice president. Lewis has a long banking career including FDIC examiner experience and local civic involvement.
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Bank of Commerce
Union Bank and Trust Co
Lincoln
Neb
Chanute
Lewis
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Bank of Commerce Direc
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Kansas Bankers Assn
Southeast Kansas
National Assn
Chanute United Fund
Safari Museum
One-Legged Scout Hikes Fifty Miles
A one legged Boy Scout, 12 year old Robert Reopelle, completed a 50 mile hike across the Continental Divide four times with 23 fellow scouts and two leaders. The group traversed streams rocks and felled trees in the Anaconda Pindar wilderness south of Moose Lake in Granite County Montana.
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Continental Divide
Robert Reopelle
Butte Troop 6
Moose Lake
Granite County
Ray Riebel Injured in Rural Humboldt Tree Work
Rural Humboldt resident Ray Riebel was critically injured Saturday when struck by a fallen limb while bulldozing trees east of town. He was transported to Kansas City for treatment.
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Ray Riebel
Here
Kansas City
Church Heads State Legion Tops Era At Topeka Convention
Bert E. Church Wellington attorney was elected state commander of the American Legion at a three day Topeka convention attended by about 700 delegates. Unopposed, he will be joined by Lou Osborn as vice commander and other officers. Chanute posted the largest 1964 dues turn in among Kansas posts with 464 paid, as 39 Chanute delegates attended the event. Tom Blancett of Chanute was installed as 3rd District vice-commander and many local members attended from Chanute and nearby communities.
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Bert E. Church
Wellington
American Legion
Church
Lou Osborn
St. George
Bill Furnas
Coffeyville
William Terry
Wichita
Joe Zvolanek
Osborne
Hutchinson
Chanute
The
Topeka
Legion
Tom Blancett
Jack Owens
Tom Baughn
John Barney
Ray Hames
Kenneth Jerome
J. W. Kerby
Marvin Seefeldt
Warren Alford
Joe Roberts
Lige Matlock
Tom Ogden
Lloyd Dalton
Morris Neeley
Marion Stevens
Roscoe Offenbacker
Don Noland
Charles Hansen
Dewey Maghean
Ray Westling
Harold Sparks Top Tipster Receives Weekly Tribune Award
Last week's tip prize goes to Harold Sparks for a para chute jumping demo planned at Martin Johnson Airport. Jumps failed due to overcast skies but two local jumpers, Alan Rollow and Bill Allen, produced two pictures used in Monday's Tribune. both jumped yesterday at Neodesha in better weather.
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Harold Sparks
S. Highland
Martin Johnson
Alan Rollow
Bill Allen
Tribune
Neodesha
Allen
Rollow
The
Chanute
Traffic death log report for August 7 1963 Topeka Kansas AP
Topeka AP reports a Kansas traffic death log covering 48 hours to 9 am Monday August 7, 1963 versus the comparable 1962 period. The notice lists fatalities and times in the Topeka area as part of the state traffic death record.
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Weather forecast for Kansas stays hot and dry
Topeka area forecast calls for hot dry weather with little change in temperature through Tuesday. Overnight low in the mid 70s with high near 100. Kansas wide heat continues with sunny skies and only scattered light showers possible mainly in the east. Overnight moisture minimal at Chanute and northwest Kansas. Highs today 95 to 102, lows tonight mid 60s northwest to 70s elsewhere. Sunday highs ranged 92 to 101 with lows from 62 to 77 across several cities.
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Kansas
Chanute
Olathe
Manhattan
Goodland
Concordia
Salina
Wichita
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Signals Pact Worries
Intercepted letter notes relief that the United States Britain and Russia signed the pledge and hopes none of them backslide. The writer signs as Yours with casual caution about allied adherence.
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U.S
Britain
Russia
Chanute reports $2,428,391 budget with 8-mill levy
Chanute's proposed city budget for next year totals 2,428,391 dollars and carries an 8-mill tax levy. The budget rises 72,844 dollars from this year with a 2,379 mill levy increase, shifting industrial funding to a full mill and general fund to seven mills. The plan includes 10,000 dollars for street sealing and 10,000 dollars for parks, plus a parks superintendent.
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Chanute
Today
Tribune
City Industrial Fund
State Tax Commission
Car Damage In Crashes
Police report multiple minor vehicle crashes with injuries not listed. Coble and Glover involved in a 7:35 p.m. collision at 11th and Washington. both drivers uninjured. Estimated damages include $25 to a 1960 Ford and $100 to a 1956 Plymouth. Other entries note city water tower improvements and budget details with various minor accidents and vehicle damage.
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Robert Coble
S. Lafayette
Edwin C. Glover
11Th
Washington
Coble
Billy Busby
Glover
Mary Ann Banzer
City Power of
Caney
Chevrolet
Plummer
21St Street
Carl Daay
Lin- 1965
Colin
Main
Larry Wolfe
N. Forest
City Commission
Memorial Building
W. Main
Many Offers for Little Girl As Mother Is Held in Jail
In Wichita and Amarillo many welfare offices received calls offering to care for six month old Allyson Joyce Mihaley after her mother Mary Mihaley 25 was jailed on an embezzlement charge. The father Eugene Mihaley 29 reportedly left with the other child. The baby remained in Texas custody until a relative could be found.
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Amarillo
Tex
Mary J. Mihaley
Wellington
Kan
Allyson Joyce Mihaley
Eugene Mihaley
Mihaley
Waynoka
Okla
North Koreans Raid Again On Korean Front
Thirteen American soldiers repelled seven grenade attacks from North Korean raiders in a pre-dawn two hour clash near a demilitarized zone outpost. Five Americans suffered scratches. no NK casualties reported. Capt. Jerry Scott led the defending unit as whistles mimicked pheasant calls guided the assault.
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Sion Front
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
U.N
Jerry Scott
Ada
Okla
Scott
Senate Armed Services panel backs military pay boost
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a bill to raise pay for nearly two million service members by $5 to $230 monthly, effective Oct. 1. Floor manager Howard W. Cannon announced tracks to bring the measure to the Senate on Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Howard W. Cannon
Senate
Policeman Hedrick Shot Dead in Kansas City Kansas
In Kansas City Kansas AP reports Patrolman Harry Hedrick aged 47 was shot and killed while questioning a suspect about earlier gunfire. Officer Billy Luna 29 shot at the suspect who fled as Emerson Shannon 59 a detective wounded the assailant Vernon Gee 48. Gee was hospitalized in fair condition with a prior record. Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson ordered a Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent to review the slaying.
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Harry V. Hedrick
Hedrick
Billy G. Luna
Troup
Luna
Emerson Shannon
Shannon
Bethany Hospital
Vernon Gee
Kansas City
Kan
Gee
John Theroff
Topeka
William Ferguson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Ferguson
Petite Housewife Soldier Queen King of Sunbathers
LAWRENCE Kan AP a pageant names the queen and king of sunbathers at the Midwest Sunbat hation convention The queen is Mrs Terrel Davis of Midwest City Okla and the king is Charles Points of Minneapolis Minn The group also names a 16 year old prince and an 18 year old princess both from the same club The convention opens with delegates heading to the national meeting and the volleyball championship was won by a team from Granger Okla led by Harold Brown
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Okla- Association
Bill Tippy
Homa
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Pat
Dakota
Terry Gardist
Rest
Sycamore Hollow Club
Terrel Davis
Midwest City
Okla
Hollow Club
Midwest
Charles Points
Minne- al Illis
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N.D
Apolis
Minn
Delevent
Granger
Harold Brown
Rose Horoyd
Mays Land
U.S
Dlleyball Association
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