Greek Police Hold Man From Here
Former Chanute resident Roger Ranney 26 is held in Athens for inquiry into the sinking of two yachts and the disappearance of two Greek sailors. Prosecutors say he is being investigated for possible homicide and narcotics dealings revealed in his statements.
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Roger Ranney
Athens
Greece
Associated Press
Ranney
N. Central
Dimitrios Evghenicos
Piraeus
Apostolos Lapatas
Evghenicos
George Mantelios
Dimitrios Efstathiou
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Loss Is Heavy In Home Fire
The Clarke Anderson residence, two miles north and near highway K-39, burned near noon yesterday. Fire Chief reported water scarcity hindered suppression as only 300 gallons on the truck were available. Firefighters saved some appliances and furniture but a jar of money could not be recovered. The blaze likely started from an upstairs furnace after Mrs Anderson raised the furnace earlier.
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Weather Outlook For Kansas Sees Mild Day Then Thunderstorms
The forecast notes mild cloudy and windy conditions in Kansas. Scattered thunderstorms expected tonight and Sunday with a new cold period starting Sunday. Late today highs likely in the 50s to 60s. Friday lows ranged from 34 to 39 across towns including Goodland and Chanute. Southerly winds 20 to 30 mph in eastern and southern Kansas.
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Morton in Chicago endorses honest count as Nixon seeks edge
Republican national chairman Thruston Morton visited Chicago to defend irregularities claims and back a recheck of ballots in Illinois where Kennedy won 27 electoral votes. Officials reviewed 906 precincts with Nixon net gains reported, while Morton pushed to revise figures Springfield.
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Illinois
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Kennedy
Cook County
Thruston B. Morton
Nixon Lodge
Sen. Kennedy
Richard J. Daley
Morton
City Hall
Springfield
William G. Stratton
Tthe State Electoral Board
Kennnedy
Associated Press
Nixon
Hodges Named to Kennedy Commerce Post
President-elect Kennedy selects North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges for secretary of commerce. Hodges, a 62 year old Democrat and former textile industrialist, will lead a department with 36 000 employees and a budget over a half billion dollars. Kennedy praised Hodges for his business and government experience and North Carolina investment during Hodges administration.
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John F. Kennedy
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Kennedy
Hodges
Atlantic Shore
Department of Commerce
Department
Gov. Hodges
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