Pearl Harbor Reflections In Chanute Residents Recall Day
Local residents recount where they were and what they heard when news broke of the surprise Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941. Answers include radio broadcasts and immediate reactions from families and neighbors.
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U.S. Naval Base
Pearl Harbor
Chanute
Man Killed Installing Heater in Fork Truck
Earl S. Wright aged 44 died Friday when a high loader fork truck toppled while he assisted with heater installation. The accident occurred at the worksite in Kansas City. It is being investigated by local authorities.
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Kansas City
Earl S. Wright
Dirt as contraband at Leavenworth prison trial
James Edward Carter, 39, of Rocky Mount, North Carolina, stands trial in U.S. District Court on charges of smuggling contraband into the Leavenworth federal peniten tiary by paying a truck driver to deliver five jars of instant coffee. The jars carried dirt rather than coffee, yet Judge Wesley E. Brown ruled dirt still constitutes contraband. Carter serves a term for forging securities across state lines.
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U.S. District Court
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Rocky Mount
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Osborn Bank Bandit Eludes Road Blocks After $2543 Heist
In Osborn Missouri a masked bank robber stole 2543 dollars from the Bank of Osborn on a Friday afternoon. He fled as police set up road blocks but returned no arrest. Bank bookkeeper Annebelle Schumacher recorded a license number later found on a rental car in Kansas City. Cashier J W Johnson said the thief took the cash from a drawer and did not attempt the vault.
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Annebelle Schumacher
Kansas City
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Johnson States Weekend Work
Washington AP report says President Johnson would spend the weekend at the White House in his office. He planned to meet staff aides advisers handle correspondence and make preferred phone calls.
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Johnson
White House
Bike Riders Injured In US 169 Crash Near Chanute
A Chanute resident and his three year old daughter were injured when their bike was struck by a car on US 169 in front of the National Guard Armory south of Chanute at about 3 50 p m They were taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital with the man in critical condition The 75 year old driver Thomas M McQuin said the bicycle appeared suddenly from a hidden source and the car was traveling no faster than 35 mph The bike and rider were demolished and the car had only a broken headlight The Johnson family possessions were being moved into the executive mansion amid a White House reshuffle involving Jacqueline Kennedy and the Kennedy family events at the time
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Chanute
US 169
National Guard Armory
Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
John E. Sander
S. Ashby
Joan E. Sander
Thomas M. McQuin
S. Grant
McQuin
Sander
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Executive Mansion
Johnsons
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Georgetown
W. Averell Harriman
Spring Valley
Oval Presidential Office
Kennedy
Louisiana Day at Polls in Kennedy Era Governor Race
Louisiana Democrats named their governor choice in the first statewide election since President Kennedy's assassination. If no majority, top two face a runoff Jan 11. Candidates include Delesseps Morrison Gillis W Long John J McKeithen Robert F Kennon Shelby M Jackson with polls 6 am to 8 pm and 1,182,676 voters including 154,247 African Americans.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
U.S
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John J. McKeithen
Long
Russell B. Long
McKeithen
Earl K. Long
Earl
Robert F. Kennon
Shelby M. Jackson
Slaying Probe Seeks Congress Powers for Witnesses
The Kennedy assassination probes seek extraordinary powers to compel testimony and grant immunity. Senators Russell and Cooper introduced a sweeping Senate resolution, with backdrop of Texas inquiry and FBI findings on Oswald’s lone role and Ruby’s subsequent death of Oswald.
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Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Earl Warren
Quiry
Texas
FBI
Russell
Cooper
Capitol
Life Term To Thompson For Killing Wife In Minnesota
T Eugene Thompson, 36, is convicted of arranging his wife Carol Thompson's brutal murder in St Paul. He receives life imprisonment. no capital punishment in Minnesota. Jury took over a day to convict on first degree murder after six weeks of emotional courtroom proceedings. Thompson accused of hiring the killer for love of another woman and more than $1 million in insurance. He awaits transfer to Stillwater prison. potential parole after 172 years with good behavior. Bond requests and appeal likely, with state Supreme Court decision pending.
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T. Eugene Thompson
Carol
Minnesota
St. Paul
Thompson
Stillwater
Rolf Fosseen
State Supreme Court
William Randall
Dinner Plans Of Rural Grange Dinner in Plans Of Rural Grange
Rural Grange No. 1872 met Thursday night with Master Wayne Stitt presiding. Twenty persons attended. Plans were announced for the Christmas dinner and gift exchange to be held Dec. 19 at Rural school, beginning at 6:30. All members were asked to bring a covered dish and table service. Turkey will be furnished. The charter was draped in memory of President John Ken.
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Wayne Stitt
Rural School
Center Opens for Public Inspection at Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy Florida announces Sundays open for public inspection from 1 to 4 p.m. starting December 15. The space and missile center will be accessible to the public for the second time since Armed Forces Day 1961.
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Fla
Air Force
Cape
Widow Marina Oswald Seeks American Life in Dallas Area
In Dallas area, the widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, President Kennedy's accused assassin, cares for her two children while Secret Service keeps her whereabouts secret. Funds totaling around 7700 dollars have been donated to Marina Oswald, handed to the Secret Service. Mrs. Marguerite Oswald defends her son, while Texas officials reconsider a state court inquiry. The FBI evidence is with the Justice Department and may go to the White House.
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FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Marina
Leona Williamson
Fort Worth
Secret Service
America
Marguerite Oswald
Lee
Losses Light In November In Chanute
November fire losses in Chanute totaled 350 dollars per the city fire chief Bill Brennan. There were 16 fire runs in November matching last year, lifting the 11 month total to 203 with yearly losses at 11 070 dollars. Last November's losses reached 60 000 due to Dannen Elevator damage.
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Chanute
Bill Brennan
Dannen
Tioga
Danville
Area Forecast Says Fair Weather With Cold Sunday
The forecast notes generally fair conditions today and Sunday with a colder Sunday. Tonight's low near the 30s and Sunday highs generally in the 40s.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragmentary intercepted letter jokes about Democrats on a Louisiana hay ride, noting the sender observes activity and signs off with a personal closing. The content implies political commentary rather than a formal report or事件.
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Louisiana
Kennedys Move Back to Georgetown Home
Washington AP Three year old John F Kennedy Jr carried an American flag into the Kennedy family's Georgetown residence as they left the White House. Jacqueline Kennedy and the children waved to neighbors from a second floor window while Secret Service kept watch.
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John F. Kennedy Jr
Georgetown
Jacqueline Kennedy
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White House
N Street
Executive Mansion
W. Averell Harriman
Grace Period To Follow Driver Clinic
Twenty three motorists faced possible license suspension after attending a driver improvement clinic run by the State Motor Vehicle Department. Held in Chanute at Fourth Highway Division HQ basement, the session offered lectures on accidents, a traffic laws test, and a film on safe driving. Drivers from southeast Kansas with past good records were told to attend. 30 were required, and a six month grace period was granted if no further violations occurred. William Stevenson oversaw the program. more clinics will be scheduled as needed.
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State
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas
William Stevenson
Chanute
Fourth Highway Division
Pearl Harbor Rites Staged at Memorial Day Observance
Pearl Harbor ceremonies were planned at the Arizona memorial marking the 1941 attack. Navy tradition honors 2,300 dead as wreaths and flower garlands are laid while the flag flies at half mast for a fallen veteran, John F. Kennedy.
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Arizona
Pacific
John F. Kennedy
Pearl Harbor
United States
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