Retraining slow in Kansas City despite job prospects
Roland G. Ross of OMAT says in a six state area fewer than 5 000 of 200 000 unemployed or underemployed have completed or are in retraining. He notes free courses with subsidies and transportation, costs of 1020 dollars per trainee, and reports 82 percent of graduates get jobs, but only a minority enrolls due to lack of awareness and motivation.
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Police invite leaders to tour Kansas City Negro district
In Kansas City Kansas police under Capt. Boston Daniels arrange a tour tonight and Saturday with ministers and businessmen to show the district’s problems. Daniels, a Negro, leads efforts after last Sunday’s riot where over 1,000 Negroes clashed with police amid plans for a peace group to be formed Tuesday night.
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Goldwater Seeks Ike Backing While Distancing Violent Support
Senator Barry Goldwater, the Republican presidential nominee, arrives in Washington and rejects backing from groups that act violently. He says he will not associate with or accept support from individuals who promote or engage in violence. He emphasizes a peaceful campaign and constitutional means to achieve goals.
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Local social news and political remarks from Erie area
Community notices in Erie detail visits hosting duties and anniversaries at local homes plus a political update. References include Kiwanis talks, school plans, and gatherings at Walnut, Long Beach, and nearby residences. A separate report covers Goldwater Miller remarks on Klan endorsements and Republican unity.
Local Social Notes Highlight Altoona Area Visits
Midshipman Robert Stevens arrives in Altoona on leave from the Naval Academy after submarine duty in San Diego. He visits mother Betty Stevens grandfather J E Menschke and aunt L L Lyon in Las Animas. Various families, weddings, school events, and hospital notes across Altoona and nearby towns are reported.
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San Diego
L. L. Lyon
Las Animas
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Marvin DeBolt
Wilson County Hospital
Airline payload milestone eclipses Mayflower for years
The 1963 figure of 2,836,432 passengers stands as a landmark in air travel. The comparison notes that the Mayflower, if sailing non stop, would require about 5,056 years to match that total, underscoring aviation’s rapid growth.
Pipeline Runs In Kansas Oil Estimated At Weekly Rate
The State Conservation Commission estimated Kansas crude oil pipeline runs at 285,694 barrels daily for the week ending Aug 3. This is below the 292,000 daily allowance and down 1,018 barrels per day from the prior week’s estimate.
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State Conservation Commission
Kansas
Goodland Seeks 100000 Grant for Airport Expansion
Goodland Kansas applies for a 100000 federal grant to enlarge the city airport. The project carries a 216500 price tag and calls for widening the runway from 4400 to 6200 feet and installing all weather landing instruments. Central Airlines serves Goodland and plans to switch to turboprop jets, necessitating the longer runway.
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Goodland, Kan
Goodland
Central Airlines
Five Dollar Contract For Kansan
The Manned Spacecraft Center reports Downey California as the top contract site with North American Aircraft Corp leading Apollo Moon work totaling 913 million dollars. California overall holds 1.287 billion in active contracts while Missouri follows with 637 million. Kansas shows 6.576 million in contracts including a five dollar gunpowder contract to a Shawnee gunsmith.
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Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A concise ad column outlines safe consumer practices and tips for making informed purchases, urging readers to check product details, prices, and warranties before committing to a purchase. It emphasizes caution in transactions and urges verification of seller credibility.
Italy’s Moro forms four party government in Parliament
Italy’s new government won parliamentary approval with a 344 to 338 vote backing Premier Aldo Moro and his four party coalition. Moro faces economic slump while Vietnam policy tests support for the United States amid the confidence vote.
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Italy
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Aldo Moro
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Ita
Willing Workers 4-H Club Plans Aug Swim Party
The Willing Workers 4-H club met at Santa Fe park. Roll call named a grass and its use. A council report by Roger Fickel and a Chanute pool swimming party on August 10 were announced. Marsha Dent gave a project talk on her call and Larry Gillum performed a guitar solo. Watermelon was served.
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Roger Fickel
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Chanute Pool
Marsha Dent
Larry Gillum
Cave-In Refund Promise At Meramec Caverns
A sign at Meramec Caverns in Stanton Missouri states In Case of Cave-In Your Money Cheerfully Refunded signaling a refund policy for cave-in incidents.
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Meramec Kaverns
Stanton
Oklahoma man held on murder charge in Missouri case
Lonnie Merriam Wyrick, 33, of Miami Oklahoma, is jailed without bond on a murder charge ahead of a preliminary hearing set for August 13. His wife Opal May Wyrick, 37, mother of 10, was found strangled Wednesday. Police say he admitted possible choking after discovering her with another man, signing a statement with an X.
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Joplin, Mo
Lonnie Merriam Wyrick
Miami
Okla
Opal May Wyrick
Wyrick
Chanute Tribune Briefs August 7 1964
Local page notes happenings in Chanute and surrounding area with brief items. Includes community notices and short reports from Friday edition. Highlights reflect mid summer events, civic items, and local engagements reported by Chanute Tribune staff.
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