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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1963
Page
1
In downtown Chanute residents including Mrs. Hansen and Bill Waggoner express hopes for 1964. Waggoner desires better world feelings and mutual respect among people. Mrs. Hansen seeks international peace or a strong start toward it.
J J Henderson sues in federal court seeking return or accounting of 240000 dollars allegedly embezzled from Kansas City Teamsters trust funds. Defendants include Hoffa international president, local officers, Joint Council 56, Locals 41 and 541, bonding firms, and several former officers. Four defendants have pled guilty or were convicted of conspiracy to embezzle.
The United States protests to Bulgaria demanding compensation for damage to the U S legation in Sofia after 3 000 Bulgarians attacked the building. The mob overturned cars and shattered windows while police were slow to act, and the incident follows a spy case connected to the CIA.
Howard Douglas Naylor aged 16 died in a hospital Friday after a motorcycle crash on Swope Parkway December 20. Naylor, of Raytown, suffered a head injury, raising Kansas City traffic fatalities to 69 for the year.
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The nuclear powered Polaris firing submarine Woodrow Wilson joined the U S fleet at Mare Island California. The 7 500 ton vessel capable of submerged two month missions and bearing the name of the 28th president aims to guarantee peace with a global range as Chief Justice Earl Warren spoke at the commissioning ceremony.
Astronomers report Mars clouds may be nitrogen dioxide rich, not dust, implying toxic gas patterns similar to earth smog. Researchers Karrer and Kiess used spectroscopy to identify gas signatures, challenging hopes for life signs amid blues and whites linked to water.
A fund is started in Iola for Police Officer Paul Redfern who suffered a stroke and remains unconscious in Allen County Hospital. He needs a nurse around the clock and his family’s funds are depleted. Contributions may be mailed to the Paul Redfern Fund at the Iola Police Department or Iola State Bank.
The area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a modest warm up Sunday with low temperatures near 20 and highs in the 30s. Topeka reports a moderately cold weekend with highs in the 30s east to 40 west, lows 10 to 20, light snow in the region, and trace precipitation today.
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hour period to 9 am Saturday December 59 1963 with 589 fatalities. Comparable figure 593 in 1962.
An intercepted note to Cha suggests volunteers from Los Angeles will be needed for a Mars expedition. The brief message is signed Yours and reflects early space exploration talk.
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard begin talks in Texas on East West relations with Moscow. They will assess Bonn's stance on talks with the Kremlin and reject proposals like an East West nonaggression pact while seeking common ground for possible diplomacy.
In Nicosia three unidentified jet fighters flew over the city at rooftop height after daybreak amid rumors of a Turkish invasion. Turkish warships were reported off the coast as Cyprus pressed accusations at the UN Security Council while Britain dispatched troops.
A Shawnee County Court issued a temporary restraining order blocking the American Savings Stamp Company's plan to redeem stamps with U S savings bonds. Kansas Attorney General Ferguson seeks a permanent injunction and declaratory ruling on the 1957 trading stamp law. Grant Cole says local use will be halted until court decisions clarify legality.
Cyprus accused Turkey of threatening a cease fire with warships at an emergency U N Security Council session. Turkey denied plans to invade and said ships were merely passing between ports as air patrols continued over Cyprus. The council adjourned without action or a new meeting date.
At the 130th AAAS meeting, Dr. J Bourgeois-Pichat warned wide spread contraception could angle births by fashion and alter motivations for having children. Panelists predicted near total reproduction control within a century with safe devices possible next decade and possible pre birth sex selection, with mixed social impacts.
Roy Weast 48, a Neosho county farmer living on Parsons Route 3, died four hours after his 1962 Ford pickup left US 160 west of Parsons about 10 15 a m. The single vehicle accident killed him. cause not known. Sheriff investigated.
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