Johnson Urges End to Cold War at United Nations
President Johnson called for ending the cold war and joining a worldwide crusade to conquer hunger, disease and ignorance at the United Nations in New York. He pledged U.S. support for the UN, urged arms control and cooperation with all members to end hunger and disease, while offering no new policy specifics.
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United Nations
N.Y
API
Johnson
U.S
United States
Kennedy
U.N
Nine Coal Miners Killed in Utah Model Mine Blast
AP reports nine coal miners died and one injured in a blast at a Utah model mine near Helper. The explosion at the face of the west shaft followed by methane gas or coal dust ignition. Jesus Nunez, 45, was injured near the entrance. State officials cite possible methane pocket. no explosives used.
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Helper
Utah
James Diamanti
State Industrial Commission
Moab
Jesus Nunez
Diamanti
Warm Water Frees One Cool Cat in Kansas
Buttertail the kitten belonging to the Bob Hill family in Buraton Kansas was walking in water when a sharp temperature drop left it stuck upside down from a car spring. Jan Hill heard the meowing and used warm water to thaw and free the cat.
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Buraton
Kan
Buttertail
Bob Hill
Hill
Jan
Kitty
Christmas Mail Destroyed by Fire in Bennett
A U S postal truck bursts into flames early today near Denver destroying about 185 sacks of Christmas mail. Spontaneous combustion is tentatively blamed by postal inspector David Hunter. Some mail was saved as Bill Ketchem the driver, and a second truck driver helped recover items from the body type van.
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Bennett
Colo
U.S
David Hunter
Denver
Kansas
Bill Ketchem
Three Youths Held After Forged Check Cashing
Police held Tony Edwards Ivan L Ray and Jack Riley after three forged checks were cashed yesterday at Olson s Supermarket Donaldson IGA and Deep Rock filling station. The trio admitted taking a Christmas tree from Self Service Grocery valued at 3.98 and provided signed statements.
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Tony Edwards
McPherson
Ivan L. Ray
Parker
Jack Riley
S. Garfield
Donaldson Iga
South Santa Fe
Olson's
West Main
Deep Rock
South Lincoln
Edwards
Ray
Riley
L. R. Spencer
Murder charge filed in El Dorado man incident
El Dorado Kansas Lewis H Medley 58 was charged with second degree murder in the death of Chalmer Spinden 28 Police say Medley admitted striking Spinden during a quarrel at a concrete mixing plant Friday Spinden died from a head injury Medley released on 10000 bond pending a preliminary hearing January 9
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EL Dorado
Kan
Lewis H. Medley
Chalmer Spinden
Medley
Spinden
Safe Noel urged by Clay Center fire department
Clay Center Kansas fire officials urge a safe Noel by explaining that the N O E L letters can mean Never Overload Electric Lines. The advisory stresses keeping electrical lines clear during holiday decorating.
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Clay Center
Kan
Intercepted Letter On Ruby's Strip Teasers
A fragment notes an intercepted letter referencing Ruby's strip teasers and implies changes in performance or status while the boss is away. No further details are provided about people or events.
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Ruby
Adoption List Closed Out at Christmas
The Christmas adoption list coordinated by the Chamber of Commerce office was closed out today with the Elks Lodge taking the remaining families. Eleven families were adopted by the Elks, four of them new additions. Other groups aiding include the Senior High School Kay Club First Baptist Church BPW and the Best Yet 4-H Club.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elks Lodge
The
Elks
Lodge
First Baptist Church
BPW
School Bus Car Collision Near South Mound
An Erie school bus with 20 students and a car collided on an icy county road intersection southeast of here at about 8 am. No injuries were reported. The bus, a 1956 Chevrolet driven by R E Yockey, 52, of Erie, was notched by $100 damage. The 1955 Dodge, driven by James W Baker, 19, of Parsons Route 1, with Ruby Baker, 18, as passenger, was a total loss.
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Erie
Here
South Mound
R. E. Yockey
James W. Baker
Parsons R. 1
Ruby
Egg Truck Upset Near Bridge On US 75
A semi-trailer loaded with eggs overturned on a bridge on US 75 about 9:30 a.m. No injuries reported. Driver S. M. Wiggans of New Orleans, an employee of H. A. Harris Truck Lines, was en route to New Orleans. Troopers said 50 to 75 percent of the eggs were damaged and unloading would be needed before righting the vehicle.
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Here
Highway Patrol
S. M. Wiggans
New Orleans
H. A. Harris
U S Atomic Arsenal Could Destroy Russia
Paris dispatch reports Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara says the growing US atomic arsenal could destroy Russian society if faced with a nuclear surprise. He argues NATO can fight conventional war without immediate nuclear escalation and urges strengthening conventional forces to reach about 30 divisions in Europe.
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Ary
Robert S. McNamara
West
North Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Europe
Dean Rusk
Washington
Kennedy
Decoration Deadline Tonight for Chanute Christmas Lighting Contest
Ralph Heaton Jr announces the second annual Chanute JayCee Christmas outdoor lighting contest closes at midnight. Ten homes and two churches entered, down from 22 homes and three churches last year. Latest entries include Bethel Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church and Dorosia Minniear. Entries via HE 1-0621 or HE 1-3974.
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JayCee
Ralph Heaton Jr
Bethel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kansas
Dorosia Minniear
Purse Returned But Money Missing
A purse lost yesterday by a Chanute woman was returned to her but the $23 inside was gone. Glen Swiler of Galesburg turned it in after finding it tossed near Neosho Memorial Hospital. Police identified the owner as Mrs. M. C. Highbaugh of 1102 West Fourth Street.
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Tammi Lynn
Jesse Reed Jr
N. Steuben
Glen Swiler
Galesburg
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Swiler
M. C. Highbaugh
Ruby's Release Sought in Dallas Murder Case
Dallas defense lawyers led by Tom Howard seek bond release for Jack Ruby before Christmas with a Dec 23 hearing and Feb 3 trial date set by Dist. Judge Joe Brown. The defense argues for psychiatric evaluation not possible in jail amid heavy courthouse traffic and ongoing memorials near the Oswald scene.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Dist
Joe Brown
Ruby
Tom Howard
Howard
Melvin Belli
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Weather forecast notes mild temps with light snow
Area forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional light snow or freezing drizzle tonight and a small temperature drop. Lows tonight in the upper 20s, Wednesday highs near 30 with continued cloudiness and slightly colder conditions.
Unusual warm front lifts Kansas temperatures today
An unusual warm front from the south moderates Kansas temperatures with above freezing readings likely across the state. Highs reach 30s in eastern Kansas and 40 to 45 in the far west while Topeka rises from 18 at midnight to 28 in the morning as colder air pushes back in from the north. Snow and fog affect travel in northeast Kansas and along the Colorado border with roads snowy in Marysville and Hiawatha regions and heavy fog hampering driving.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Marysville
Hiawatha
Highway Patrol
Belleville
Washington
Clay Center
Concordia
Colorado
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Kansas 1963 Record
AP report shows the Kansas traffic death log indicating 0 fatalities in the 24 hour period ending 9 am Tuesday for December 29, 1963, with annual totals of 558 compared to 572 for the comparable 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Court Rules For Commies Court Ruling Reversed Registration Conviction
Washington AP The federal appeals court overturned the Communist Party of the United States conviction for failure to register under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act. The DC Circuit ruled the government failed to prove no volunteer could register and sent the case back for a possible new trial or acquittal.
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Washington
Communist Party of the
United States
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
District Court
Communist Party
Widow testifies to $54,889 profit split with Baker
Gertrude C. Novak testified to a 1960 deal in which she and her late husband invested $12,000 for Mortgage Guaranty Insurance stock and split a $54,889 profit with Robert G. Baker who invested nothing. Baker resigned as Senate secretary amid a probe into his outside business affairs.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Gertrude C. Trudy Novak
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Alfred S. Novak
Novak
Novaks
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Mrs. Novak
Carl T. Curtis
Pickens
S.C
Capitol
Buffalo Post Office Extends Window Hours Through Christmas
Buffalo post office will offer window service from 8 30 a m to 5 p m through December 24 with George Cox postmaster announcing the change There will be no Sunday window service but parcel post can be called for Sunday 8 30 to 9 30 a m Regular hours resume after Christmas Day.
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Buffalo
Dee
George Cox
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, contact your carrier. If he is unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Immediate Action Urged To Block Trading Stamps
TOPEKA AP A coalition of local merchants urged instant measures to halt trading stamps offered for redemption in U S savings bonds. They asked Attorney General Ferguson Senator Glades and Representative Finney to challenge the plan, arguing it shifts a 3 percent cost to consumers and noting Ferguson’s stance that the 1957 law does not ban such stamps.
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Topeka
Lola
U.S
William M. Ferguson
John Glades
R - Yates Center
Robert Finney
Rumboldt
Ferguson
Merchants oppose trading stamps in Tribune ad
A group of more than 50 Cha nule merchants opposed the trading stamps in a page advertisement in The Tribune. It argued the stamp program would raise costs and be passed to customers as higher merchandise prices.
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