U S Colonel Chenault Freed After Kidnap in Caracas
Col James K Chenault deputy chief of the U S military mission in Venezuela was kidnapped eight days ago by pro Communist terrorists and released unharmed in Caracas. The group Armed Forces for National Liberation FALN claimed the act as part of its campaign to draw international attention.
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Caracas
Venezuela
James K. Chenault
Sherman
Tex
Chenault
U.S
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Auburn Court Battle Continues Over Desegregation Order
Auburn University officials vow to continue the legal fight to halt desegregation despite a federal appeals court denial of delay. Harold Franklin, a 30 year old graduate of Alabama State, may enroll for winter quarter becoming the school's first Negro student if admitted.
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Auburn
Ala
Auburn University
Harold J. Franklin
Montgomery
Franklin
Alabama
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
William V. Parker
Auburn Graduate School
Alabama State
Ralph Craughon
Rotary Club Christmas Meeting Highlights At Tioga
The annual Rotary Club Christmas gathering for members and wives was held at the Tioga Hotel. A double feature program featured the Modern Choral Group conducted by Harold Tarpley and included spirituals carols and two specialty numbers. Dr Ed Cathers read a letter from his father at Mt Idy reporting Rotary activities. Visitors included Mrs H Craig Graham Tom Arthur and Shirley Truster with Cecil Brinkmeyer presiding.
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Rotary Club
Tioga Hotel
Harold Tarpley
Chanute Schools
Charlie Weaver
Ed Cathers
Mt. Idy
Rotary
H. Craig Graham
Tom Arthur
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Holiday Blowout Hint
A fragmentary note references Cherokee country boys and a big holiday blowout. The scant text centers on a letter addressed to Cha, suggesting a festive or celebratory event amid sparse context.
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Cha
Suit Filed Against City for 15000 Damages in Chanute
Mrs Dollie Sweaney of 420 N Lafay ette filed a 15000 damage suit in district court against the city of Chanute alleging permanent injuries from a fall on Main between Evergreen and Central last April 27. She says a defective gutter caused the fall as she stepped from the curb and seeks 10000 for injuries 5000 for loss of domestic duties and costs.
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Chanute
Dollie Sweaney
N. Lafayette
Main
Evergreen
Central
Weather Forecast Mild With Highs in Sixties
AREA FORECAST: Generally fair and mild through Friday, highs 55 60 and lows 25 30. Relative humidity at 1 p.m. 35 percent. Barometer at 1 p.m. 29.01 inches and falling. Temperatures on this date compare to 1932 high of 70 and 1950 low of 24.
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Iceccs Soccsese
Okes
Dry mild weather continues with next cool surge
In Topeka and across Kansas a dry, moderate day follows with no major change expected. A new cool air push arrives Friday bringing cooler temperatures by Friday night but not severe. Highs today and Friday seen at 55 to 60, lows 20s to 30s. Wednesday highs ranged 51 to 61 with early lows 21 to 33.
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Sas
Olathe
Garden City
Manhattan
Chanute
Fatal Car Skid Claims Life Near Hays Kansas
A mobile skidded into a ditch near Hays killing Ray S. Saverse age 38 and injuring his bride Marion Witt Saverse 29 who was found dazed near the wreck and hospitalized in Hays. Her father Henry Witt had reported her missing in November before the marriage.
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Hays
Kan
Ray S. Saverse
Marion Witt Saverse
Walker
Saverse
Henry Witt
Witt
McPherson, KPL strike 10-year power interchange pact
McPherson and Kansas Power and Light Co announce a 10 year agreement to interchange electric power subject to Kansas Corporation Commission approval. The pooling aims for economy and mutual aid, with a 115000 volt line linking McPherson power plant No 2 to KPL's Hutchinson Salina line. Estimated $150000 to build. target completion June 1 1964. Security: 1964.
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Mcpherson
Kansas Power and Light Co
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
KPL
Hutchinson-Salina
Dixon
Jeffrey
New Italian government sworn in under four party coalition
Premier Aldo Moro led a center left cabinet in Italy's 25th postwar government. The four party coalition includes the Socialists for the first time in 16 years with Democratic Socialists and Republicans. Nenni named deputy premier. Giolitti becomes budget minister as the bloc pledges NATO support and economic planning.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Italy
Communist
Pietro Nenni
The
Democrats
Giuseppe Saragat
Democratic Socialists
Republicans
Fanfani
Chamber of Deputies
Christian Democrats
Nenni
Antonio Giolitti
Communist Party
New Trial Sought in Jones Estate Mental Help Case
The Citizens National Bank of Emporia files a motion in Burlington district court to overturn a court order directing the Jones Charitable Trust to fund treatment for a 12 year old Cof fey County boy at Menninger Clinic in Topeka or similar facility. Judge Jay Sullivan set a Friday hearing. The court found immediate need, adequate staff and facilities, and parental financial inability justify aid, with costs estimated at 15 to 17 thousand dollars yearly for three to four years.
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Burlington, Kan
Citizens National Bank of Emporia
Walter S. Jones
Evan C. Jones
Lebo
Jay Sullivan
Emporia
Coffey County
Joplin Plans New Hospital Aimed at 200 Beds
JOPLIN MO AP plans for a new St John’s Hospital providing 200 beds and costing up to $5 million were disclosed. It will be on a five acre tract in west Joplin about a mile southwest of the current site. The old building will become a 150 bed senior citizens home for Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Federal funds totaling $702,822 were approved in Washington and St John’s seeks about $22 million under the Hill Burton Act. The original hospital opened in 1909 with later additions. Joplin also has Freeman Hospital and the Oak Hill osteopathic hospital.
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Joplin, Mo
St. John’s Hospital
Joplin
St. John’s
Mary Austin
Sisters of Mercy
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Washington
Freeman Hospital
Oak Hill Osteopathic Hospital
Tribune Contact Line Update
Update instructs readers to contact Tribune by phone for assistance. If unavailable, call HE 1-3400 after p.m. for follow up.
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Tribune
Poultry Jamboree Set for January 28 at Armory
Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee announced this morning that January 28 is the date for the annual Poultry Jamboree at the National Guard armory. About 400 chicken halves will be barbecued with other plans to be announced. Co chairs are Jim Benton and Glen McLaren.
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Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
National Guard
Cochairmen
Jim Benton
Glen McLaren
Yule List Grows as 53 Families Await Adoption
Growth in community Christmas aid brings total needy families to 53 with 22 already adopted. New additions include families 51 52 and 53 with members ranging from children to adults. Recent adopters include LSBF&E SEK Tuberculosis Hospital Royster Junior High Kayettes Episcopal church SEKTB Hospital kitchen staff Optimist Club and others.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lsbf&e
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Royster Junior High Kayettes
Episcopal Church
Sektb Hospital Kitchen
Optimist Club
The
Chanute Tribune
Friendly Thimble Club
Bit & Spur Laddie Club
American Legion Auxiery
Dorcas Class
Christian Church
First Methodist Sunday School
Johnson Byrd Luncheon Talks Tax Reduction Plan
President Johnson invited Sen. Harry F. Byrd to the White House for a luncheon aimed at pushing an $11 billion tax cut through Congress. Byrd's Senate Finance Committee has shown little haste, while Johnson mobilizes labor, business, and civil rights groups to back the proposal amid other administration priorities.
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Washington
Johnson
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
White House
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
Byrd
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Afl-Cio
Business Advisory Council
America
Lehman dies at 85 after political career in New York
Herbert H. Lehman, 85, a four term New York governor and former senator, died at his Park Avenue home after a heart attack. A reform leader against Tammany Hall, he helped oust Carmine de Sapio in 1961 and was closely aligned with New Deal wings. Kennedy reportedly showed displeasure over not speaking at a 1960 rally with Lehman and Mrs. Roosevelt.
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NEW York
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Democratic Organization
Park Ave
Palm Springs
Calif
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carmine G. de Sapio
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
New Deal
Fair Deal
New Frontier
John F. Kennedy
Mrs. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Fire Destroys Trailer Home in St Paul Area
The trailer home of Mr and Mrs Don Vitt northwest of St Paul was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. An explosion from a gas oven is suspected to have started the blaze. Mrs Vitt suffered second degree burns on her hands and waist while the couple's 8 month old daughter DeLena Rae was carried from the trailer by her mother unharmed. Vitt was working in Parsons when the fire happened. The family is now staying with his parents, Mr and Mrs George Vitt, in St Paul.
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ST. Paul
Don Vitt
Here
Vitt
Parsons
Mrs
George Vitt
Discovery List Passes 62 Mark
Wichita AP reports the state's oil and gas discovery list surpassed the 1962 mark with 14 new discoveries, bringing the annual total to 203. The count was 181 at the same time last year. New findings include eight oil fields, seven oil pools in old fields, four gas pools, and one revival well.
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Wichita
Geological Society
Nomenclature Committee
Teens Questioned Over Dynamite Thefts In Kansas
Cherokee County deputies questioned at least 20 teenage boys from Baxter Springs Riverton and Galena about stealing and detonating more than two cases of dynamite for sound effects. No injuries or damage reported. blasts occurred at a mine site near Baxter Springs with intention unclear. Police will forward report to Ottawa County Oklahoma authorities across the state line.
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Baxter Springs
Kan
Cherokee County
Bob Cosgrove
Baxter
Kansas-Oklahoma
Ballard
Colgrove
Cosgrove
Oklahoma
Ottawa County
Kansas 4-H youth to report at national conference in Washington
Ronald Keys of Council Grove joins five others from Illinois Indiana Oregon Texas and Vermont in being chosen at the national 4 H Club Congress in Chicago to deliver the traditional report to the nation at the 4 H conference in Washington D C in April.
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Chicago
A_ Kansas
Washington, D. C
Ronald Keys
Council Grove
Illinois
Indiana
Oregon
Texas
Vermont
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