FBI arrests Bruno at Logan Airport in Boston
FBI agents seized Angelo Bruno, 53, reputed Philadelphia boss of Cosa Nostra, on arrival from Italy at Logan International Airport. He was indicted in Philadelphia on October 31 for conspiring to violate federal travel to commit extortion and has lived in Italy since then amid Italian police scrutiny.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Cosa Nostra
FBI
Angelo Bruno
Pan American World Airways
Boston
Logan International
Bruno
Italy
U.S
Kansas Weather: Bitter Cold Overspread State
Area forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday. Lows near zero tonight, highs near 20 Saturday. Kansans endure extreme cold with Goodland at four below, Pittsburg at 12 above, as snow totals vary from trace to five inches in the northwest.
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Topeka
Goodland
Pittsburg
Kansas
Concordia
Man in Space Plan Sees Boost and Setback
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the Titan 2 rocket flight provides boost to the U S man in space program while the Saturn 1 two stage launch is postponed due to cracks delaying the schedule The Gemini program aims for a March unmanned flight and a late next year two man orbital mission with Saturn 1 delays reshaping the 1964 launch plan
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
United States
U.S
Space Agency
Stant
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mail Subscriptions Raised by The Tribune in Four-County Area
The Tribune boosts mail subscriptions to 9 per year in four counties effective Jan 1 1964 with lower six month three month and one month options in Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. Carrier deliveries stay unchanged. The price rise reflects higher second class postal rates due Jan 1 as part of a three step increase. A special offer allows extensions at the old 8 per year rate until Dec 31 1963.
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The
Tribune
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Board of County Commissioners
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Suggests House Cut of 20
An intercepted missive argues that reducing the house membership from 125 to 105 would save the state money on salaries. The note references the potential financial impact and questions the size of the chamber.
Caldwell in Satisfactory Condition at Neo Sh o Memorial
City Commissioner Ed Caldwell of 117 S Larson was listed in satisfactory condition by his attending physician at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He entered yesterday morning for treatment of a heart ailment.
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Ed Caldwell
S. Larson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
105 Member House Plan Faces Constitutional Doubts in Kansas
Topeka AP reports Attorney General William Ferguson doubts a 105 member Kansas House is legal under the federal Constitution. Current 125 seats allocate one per county with 20 largest counties sharing extra seats. court ruling deemed apportionment invalid. Gov. Anderson supports 105 if legal, seeks equal proportions reapportionment, which could shift seat counts by county.
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Topeka
Kansas
House of Representatives
U. S
Atty
William Ferguson
House
Kansas Supreme Court
Bly
Ferguson
John Anderson
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Sedgwick County
Wyandotte and
Johnson
Shawnee
Reno
County Faces Problems Of New Assessment Law
Neosho county commissioners release a plan on implementing the 30 percent state assessment law. They consider using professional or local appraisers, estimate costs, and note uniform statewide forms. Total real estate units amount to 11,536 with no completion expected next year.
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Erie
Neosho County
Frank Vaughn
D. C. Diver
L. W. Thurman
State Department of Property Valuation
Chanute
Shaw
Rollin
Stark
Kimball
Earlton
St. Paul
Thayer
Urbana
Galesburg
Jacksonville
Lake McKinley
Morehead
South Mound
Total
Walnut Grove
Tioga
Shiloh
Mission
Lincoln
Lahore
Grant
Chetopa
Centerville
Danville
Big Creek
Virgil Lowe
Blood donors sought for Red Cross blood drive
The Red Cross blood bank needs donors as a mobile unit visits Chanute on Monday and Tuesday at the First Methodist church. Chairwoman Mrs. Marion Kibler notes hazardous driving conditions require more donors to reach a 245 pint goal. Eligible donors are 21 to 60, with collection times Monday 1 to 6 15 p.m. and Tuesday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. All willing donors may participate whether scheduled or not.
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Red Cross Blood Bank
Marion Kibler
Kibler
Chanute
First Methodist Church
Third
Lincoln
Slippery roads blamed for string of Chanute crashes
Slippery driving conditions sparked a rash of traffic accidents in Chanute and nearby areas yesterday with no injuries reported. Incidents included a 1961 Dodge taxi collision at Beech and Washington, a three car pileup at Lincoln and Elm, and several off road or parked car damages. Multiple drivers and vehicles are named with locations and damage estimates.
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Beech
Washington
Wilda C. Summers
S. Rutter
Lincoln and
Elm
Mercury
Ray G. Brown
S. Santa Fe
Ford
Ode G. Toon
Plymouth
Robert L. Woosley
House expands vocational training amid education bill vote
The House approved a major education measure 300 to 65, adding $1.56 billion in potential fusion across three education programs. Vocational education would rise from about $57 million yearly to $731 million over four years, with five residential schools planned for dropouts and challenged youths.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
House
Senate
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka 1963 Log
Kansas traffic death log lists 2 fatalities in 24 hours ending Friday 9 p m for December 28 1963. The record compares with 5 for the same period in 1962 and 28 days total figures to date.
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Topeka
Kansas
Jurors Award $1,000 in Thayer Traffic Suit
Erie District court jurors awarded Virgil Taylor $1,000 damages in a case against Iowa Mutual Insurance Co and two co defendants over a May 19, 1961 traffic accident on US 169 two miles south of Thayer. Co-defendants were Charles J. Poor and Glen Harvey. Poor drove the semi-trailer. Harvey owned it. Taylor sought $19,073.11. Verdict came after three and a half hours of deliberation. Trial opened Tuesday.
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Jack J. McDowell
St. Joseph
Highway Patrol
Chanute
US 169
Shaw Road
Dugdale Packing Co
Elizabeth Lindquist
Norman
Okla
Fred Hummer
Therale Strawn
Thayer
George Neely
Erie — District Court
Virgil Taylor
Thayer R
Iowa Mutual Insurance Co
Insurance Company
Charles J. Poor
Oswego
Glen Harvey
Coffeyville
Poor
Harvey
Taylor
Destitute Family Assisted After Anonymous Call
Police responded to an anonymous call claiming a destitute family. They found a young couple with a 3 day old baby living with no furnishings, clothing, heat, or food money. Officers and welfare agencies arranged food, utilities, clothing, a stove, and other essentials. the family is on the Chamber of Commerce Christmas adoption list.
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Chamber of Commerce
Boyd Burns Elected President Of Chanute Insurance Board
Boyd Burns, with vice presidency the past year, was elected president of the Chanute Insurance Board for 1964 at a Tioga Hotel meeting. Other officers named include Robert McLaren as vice president T. H. Cronemeyer as secretary and Bruce Burns as treasurer. Retiring officers are S. R. Olson and Joe Wasser. The new officers begin January 1.
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Boyd Burns
Chanute Insurance Board
Tioga Hotel
Robert McLaren
T. H. Cronemeyer
Bruce Burns
S. R. Olson
Joe Wasser
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Larry Mathews
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Raymond 0. Kepley
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Martin
Woosley
Toon
Brown
Island Highland
Arlie Mayfield
Plummer
Anna M. Martinez
Parsons
Martinez
Mayfield
Evergreen
Main
Philip D. Friederich
Amy J. Sherbenou
W. Main
Clem Greene
S. Evergreen
Bob Hitchkiss
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