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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1965
Page
8
The Real Thing by Joseph Valachi, the Cosa Nostra informant, will be published. The 1,180 page manuscript was written on legal pads during long DC jail stays since 1963 after he broke a secrecy oath and testified to federal authorities and a Senate committee.
Roman Brother earned $71,500 for owner Lou Wolf son as he won the 1965 Jockey Club Gold Cup at Aqueduct. The gelding increased career earnings to $922,203 with the victory, marking a high point in his racing record.
Mrs. Ruby Edwards 36 and her eight year old son Joseph were found shot to death at their El Dorado residence. Sheriff Hobart Auer called it murder and suicide after a note was found. An inquest was planned for this afternoon.
Tulsa under coach Glenn Dobbs won its third straight national major college passing title in 1964 and set a national record with an average of 317.9 passing yards per game.
In Rome the Totocalcio pool paid two winners 192000 dollars each after both correctly guessed 13 soccer results on Sunday night. One winner is unidentified, while the other is Rocco Minniti 37 of Milan and works in Il Giorno's circulation department.
U S sailors and American medical missionaries gave 2000 dolls 2000 other toys chocolate slabs and cake to about 4000 children of poor Chinese families aboard Project Concern floating clinics in Hong Kong. The event drew a massive waterway jam as boats from refugee boat shelters ferried youngsters to the clinics.
HILO Hawaii AP scientists monitor for earthquakes and a possible Aloi crater eruption on Kilauea. The crater erupted unexpectedly on Christmas Eve with lava fountains that died down after six hours. No prior underground tremors were observed. The crater lies in a sparsely populated area about 200 miles southeast of Honolulu.
Police urged New Delhi cyclists to stay on bike lanes but the city has only about 15 miles of paths amid 1,050 miles of streets. The warning comes as officials assess safer routes for riders.
Chief, the last of the Army cavalry breed, approaches his 34th birthday at Ft. Riley Kansas. Sgt. Robert B Parker and Lt. Gen. Charles Dodge note his surprising health and vitality amid memories of near demise a year earlier.
In Philadelphia a WPEN FM engineer Thomas Ryan aged 60 collapsed at the transmitter and died likely of a heart attack while preparing taped music for broadcast. The station was silent for about two hours after the 11 30 p m entry in the log and an all night program of recorded music failed to start. Police reported Ryan died at the controls and that the last log entry was at 11 30 p m during a religious program.
Gen. Earle G. Wheeler chairman of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff received Thailand's Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant first class from Premier Thanom Kittikachorn. Wheeler arrived from Saigon for orientation before a Taipei trip.
Local brief items from Chanute News include community notices and updates. Read in this edition for short notes on civic events and happenings around Chanute and area.
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