Turkish Jets Cruise Over Cyprus Area
Turkish jet planes conducted reconnaissance over northwest Cyprus soon after a UN appeal to stop flights. Greek Cypriots protested outside the U.S. Embassy in Nicosia, demanding Americans and British leave. Ankara said jets flew to photograph targets but not strafe. Greece warned of further violations, Morphou警 alert sounded, and reports noted daily attacks near Kokkina amid a ceasefire observing region.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
U.S
United States
Britain
Ankara
Council
Greece
Crete
Rhodes
George Papandreou
Athens
Turkey
Morphou
Xeros
United Nations
Kokkina
China Says Soviet Shy In Raps To U S Viet Nam War
Red China accuses the Soviet Union of being too cautious in denouncing the United States for its reprisal attack on North Vietnamese patrol boat bases. U S Ambassador Maxwell Taylor in Saigon says the U S has adequate military resources to repel any Communist attack. The International Control Commission arrives in Hanoi for on the spot probes as Washington notes readiness to respond to aggression.
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Saigon
China
Soviet Union
United States
Peking
Kremlin
U.S
Maxwell Taylor
South Viet Nam
New China
Viet Nam
Red China
Union
Pravda
Izvestia
North Viet Nam
International Control Commission
Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Hanoi
Taylor
Gulf of Tonkin
Washington
U. S
South
Johnson
Kansas area cool weather steady into Thursday
The region sees fair skies and a slight warm up tonight and Thursday with lows near 60 and highs in the middle 80s. FAA reports a 49 degree record low for 6 am, while Topeka and other eastern areas set new cool readings for the date as widespread sunshine persists and no rain is forecast.
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FAA
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Southwest
Oklahoma Line
Manhattan
Hill City
Concordia
Dodge City
Garden City
Salina
Wichita
Lawrence
Kansas City
Redistricting Battle Lines Are Forming
Washington reports a Senate clash over tying a legislative reapportionment rider to the foreign aid bill. Dirksen leads the sponsor effort as administration leaders fear a protracted floor fight. Without a compromise, final action could slip to late next week, delaying adjournment before the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. The foreign aid bill also faced two setbacks Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Atlantic City
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log for August 27 1964
AP report from Topeka shows Kansas traffic death toll over the past 24 hours up to 9 am Wednesday. For August 27 the total is 376, compared with 344 in the same period in 1963.
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Topeka
Kansas
Humboldt Brick and Tile Workers Strike Over Wages
About 40 workers at Humboldt Brick and Tile Co. walked out in a wage dispute after June 1. Local 570 president Charles Scearce said the union seeks increases and job equalization raises, with no satisfactory counterproposal from the company. Picketing reported, no violence. Negotiations ongoing despite the walkout.
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Charles Scearce
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Scearce
$25,000 in Checks Are Missing Between Pomona and KC
A mailed envelope with $25,000 in checks from Citizens State Bank of Pomona to Security National Bank of Kansas City disappeared between Pomona and Kansas City. No loss occurred as payment on the checks was ordered stopped.
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Pomona, Kan
Pomona
Kansas City
Citizens State Bank of
Security National Bank of
Kan
School Time Fire Again In Chanute Back To School
Chanute announces back to school dates across districts. Senior and junior high sessions on Aug 28 precede regular classes starting Aug 31. Junior college enrollment begins Aug 25 with entrance exams Aug 18 and Aug 25-27 sessions. Fees due Aug 21 22 24. New St Patrick’s grade school enrollment Aug 27 with classes starting Sept 1.
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Chanute
Buford Fisher
Wendell McCurray
McMurray
Royster Junior High School
St. Patrick's
Space Travelers Close to Ground
America's third crop of space travelers pushed into the western Nevada desert for a survival training session. They will be 30 miles from civilization with two quarts of water and a survival kit until Friday. If they wish to eat, they must forage for food from plants and animals.
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Reno
Nev
America
Nevada Desert
Civilization
LBJ Will Enforce Civil Rights Law
President Johnson told the American Bar Association he will enforce the civil rights law and citizens must observe it despite street protests and violence. He warned against an American jungle where the weak are prey and emphasized peaceful process at home and abroad.
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LBJ
New York
Johnson
The
American Bar Association
Harlem
Brooklyn
America
Rioting in Paterson and Elizabeth with gasoline bombs
In Paterson and Elizabeth New Jersey mixed crowds hurled gasoline bombs rocks and bottles, smashed windows and looted a store. Police reported twelve incidents in Paterson and a looted store in Elizabeth as authorities worked to restore order and prevent further trouble.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Paterson
New Jersey
Frank X. Graves
Michael D. Roy
Graves
National sports events span Kansas this month
The Associated Press notes numerous Kansas activities including the National Junior Girls golf tournament at Leavenworth, an international checkers match at Parsons, a National Rogue tournament at Wichita, and the National Non-Pro baseball tournament opening in Wichita. Qualifying in Hutchinson for the Women’s Amateur golf, the women’s regional softball in Topeka, plus squirrel hunting season from August 1 to December 31, and general outdoor pursuits await as football approaches.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Leavenworth
Topeka
Deflated Tires Is Solution Deflated Tires Is Solution
In Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro authorities tackle illegal parking differently. Sao Paulo impounds violators cars and requires the owner to pay a 20 cruzeiro fine in person at the proper department. The pound sits near the airport with poor transport links and long lines as officials handle fines amid frequent pauses for coffee and phone calls.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paul
Funeral Or Mystery Man Seen as Ramundo Reyes
Raul Ramundo Reyes, 74, was honored in a funeral arranged by relatives who later discovered the man buried as Reyes may be a stranger. Police traced missing funds, a hospital stop, and a three week disappearance amid confusion about the deceased identity. The family pressed social security and aid authorities to confirm if Reyes is alive, while neighbors recall a familiar uncle.
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Los Angeles
Ramundo Reyes
Reyes
Adam _ Rios
Rios
Ramundo
Democrats Elect Propst As Neosho County Leader
Propst of Chanute was elected chairman of the Neosho County Democratic Central Committee for the coming year at a party organizational meeting in Erie last night. He succeeds Henry M. Smith of St Paul, who moved up from vice chairman. Marjorie Howard of Erie was elected vice chairman, Kay Groskinsky of Chanute secretary, and Ebur Schultz of Chanute was re elected treasurer. County leaders prepare for the state central committee meeting in Topeka Saturday. Attendance was about 100 with 34 precinct committeemen and committeewomen present.
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Erie
Shelton Propst
Chanute
Neosho County
Democratic Central Committee
Henry M. Smith
St. Paul
Floyd Kelley
Marjorie Howard
Kay Groskinsky
Howard
Ebur Schultz
State Central Committee
Topeka
Bogus Check Is Charged, Family Halts
Alden Robert Hanson, 45, of Pontiac Michigan, was arrested on a misdemeanor check charge after passing a $10 motel check and making a $20 purchase with a bad check to Edmiston Clothing. He and his family were located at a motel. merchandise was returned and Hanson jailed under $150 bond. Authorities seek possible extradition from Lawton Oklahoma on a related felony fraud claim.
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Alden
Robert Hanson
Pontiac
Mich
Hanson
Erie
la Rose
Edmiston
Missouri
Edminston's
Lawton
Okla
Illegal Coin Theft in Salina Homes
In Salina two homes were burglarized Tuesday, stealing coins and currency valued at 1,600. At Lawrence Niehouse’s home 500 of coins and 700 of value were taken from a basement safe and file cabinet. Floyd Hazelwood’s residence saw 400 in coins stolen from drawers and closets ransacked. Similar break-ins occurred in Junction City and Hutchinson earlier, with totals ranging from 1,000 to 1,350.
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Salina, Kan
Salina
Lawrence Niehouse
Floyd Hazelwood
Junction City
Ray Waddle
Kennedy
Thomas Pollock
Hutchinson
Intercepted Letter Mentions Indoor and Outdoor Air
A brief intercepted note describes a shift from indoor to outdoor gathering, noting that most people were inside last week but are outside today as air conditioning becomes a factor. The message implies a change in location or mood amid warm conditions.
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Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Tribune
Russ Corbitt
Kansas Resort
Dodge City _ Emporia
Goodland
Tee
Manhattan Ee
Russell Sosevevneveeere
Wichitall
Humboldt
Humboldt Brick and Tile Co
Barry Goldwater
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paula
Mexico
Miss Reyes
John Doe
Uncle Ramundo
Democrats
Propst
Cha
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