Soviet to allow interview with defector Yuri Nossenko
The Soviet Union will be granted permission to interview Yuri I. Nossenko, the Soviet secret police official who defected at the Geneva disarmament conference and sought asylum in the United States. Press officer Richard Phillips said the location of Nossenko is undisclosed, interview timing will be arranged, and the United States denies kidnapping. Moscow protested the defection, filing the matter with U.S. Ambassador Foy D. Kohler through Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Yuri I. Nossenko
State Department
Nossenko
United States
Richard I. Phillips
Phillips
Sian
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Geneva
Gromyko
Kohler
Altoona Midway School Unification Hearings Set Next Week
Public hearings on the proposed Altoona Midway unified school district are scheduled for next week in Altoona and Midway. The plan includes three sub districts and a 1965 interim board to guide operations for 1966 67 with a June 2 public vote if approved.
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Altoona-Midway
Altoona - Midway Unified
Wilson County School Unification Planning Board
Fredonia
Altoona High School
Planning Board
George Weems
Altoona-Midway Unified
Midway
Altoona Rural High School
Benedict
Altoona
Wilson County
Thayer Road Work Order Issued for County Road
A state highway project authorizes 2.5 miles of grading on a county road near Thayer starting northwest and extending west. B&B Industries Inc. won the contract with a bid of $52,147.11. George Remsberg of Fredonia is the resident engineer. county engineer William S. Hill of Erie. funded by Neosho County's share of state and federal highway taxes.
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State Highway Commission
Thayer
B&b Industries Inc
Fred Beachner
St. Paul
George Remsberg
Fredonia
William S. Hill
Erie
Neosho County
Weather Across Kansas Sees Light Rain Snow and Cooler Temps
An advancing cold front sweeps Kansas bringing scattered light rain and snow to parts of the state and cooler temperatures through Saturday. Tonight lows near 30 with highs Saturday in the 40s. Northwest areas reach the 30s and southeast around 50. Early today snow reported in Goodland as clouds spread. Highs today range from the 30s in the northwest to about 50 in the southeast.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Jack Benny Celebrates 70th Birthday in Hollywood
AP reports Benny the world’s oldest living 39 year old marks his 70th birthday in Hollywood. He credits no sick days and jokes about never having a tooth pulled while noting a recent nasal polyp removal. He continues a busy television schedule despite health quirks.
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Hollywood
Jack Benny
Jury Panel Drawn for Neosho County Court Term
The jury panel for the March term of Neosho county district court was released today by mailing address. Names include Chanute Velma McGuire George A. Butler Joe S. LaRue Alta Herold Juanita Roberts Alvin B. Jones R. W. Burghart Donald Mallory Vera Hunt Clinton Turner Charles Lett Gerald L. Gifford Wayne Ward Marvel Thompson Paul R. Puckett Earl Rice Linus E. Lofgren Dorothy Hayes Clifford L. Manley Lester Mason Eric I. R. Dorris W. L. McKinney Jane Wright Clarence Marnell Jr. Glenn Ranney Kenneth Kinnie Ernest Griggs Warren Knox Earlton Chester Bailey Rabern Powers St. Paul Joe O Brien George Vitt W. P. Casey Lavonburg George C. White Parsons Bryan Grogan. The term opens March 10 at Erie and March 11 at Chanute.
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Neosho County
Eric—I. R. Dorris
W. L. McKinney
Jane Wright
Clarence Marnell Jr
Glenn Ranney
Kenneth Kinnie
Ernest Griggs
Warren Knox
Earlton
Chester Bailey
Rabern Powers
St. Paul
Joe O’brien
George Vitt
W. P. Casey
Lavonburg
George C. White
Parsons
Bryan Grogan
Erie
Chanute
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka February 1964
Topeka Kansas traffic death log reports 0 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Friday for February 1964, with figures for 1969 and a comparison against February 1963 showing 41 deaths in that period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tax cut talks on fast track to mid March
Washington AP conferees aim to hammer out a tax reduction compromise in about three days next week. Aiming for agreement by midweek the panel could send a bill to President Johnson for signature before February ends. Key disputes include treatment of capital gains and the deduction of state and local taxes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Swimming Beach Area Plan For Wilson County Lake
The Buffalo American Legion Post 341 undertakes a $2000 project to build a swimming beach at Wilson County Lake near Buffalo, north of the island on the west shore. Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission approval has been received, construction to start immediately and finish before summer. No admission or lifeguards. area will be buoyed and labeled. sand trucked from Wichita. parking surveyed. volunteers aiding. donations invited to cover costs. serves Chanute to Buffalo region.
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Wilson County Lake
Chanute
Buffalo American Legion Post
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Pat McGregor
Wichita
Junior Braman
Yates Center
Fredonia
Humboldt
Iola
Neodesha
Altoona
Benedict
Thayer
Buffalo American Legion
Intercepted Letter Reveals Defection Details
An intercepted letter hints at possible U.S. channels to uncover why Nossenko defected, while Soviet officials would not acknowledge the reasons. The brief suggests intelligence dialogue between the United States and Russia could illuminate Nossenko’s motives.
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U.S
Russia
Nossenko
Soviets
Johnnie Quinn Jr Named New Patrolman in City
Johnnie Quinn Jr a 21 year old life resident of the community was appointed as a police patrolman today replacing Don Morris who recently resigned Quinn a Chanute High School graduate has been employed by Ranz Motor Co and resides with his wife Sandra at 420 E 14th
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Don Morris
Quinn
Chanute High School
The
Ranz Motor Co
Sandra
E. 14Th
Reapportioning Will Open Extra Session First
Governor John Anderson announced no extra subjects would be addressed in the upcoming special session until reapportionment is finished. The session, to begin Monday, aims to redraw House and Senate districts after the state Supreme Court struck down current apportionment. It is expected to last about a week to 10 days, with potential push for an agency to manage federal funds for college or planning.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
State Supreme Court
House
Senate
Kansas City Blues in limbo as Finley deadline looms
Boston AP reports the American League faces a stalemate over Kansas City owner Charles Finley. A two week lease deadline without agreement triggers possible expulsion. Cronin and league officials hold informal talks as Finley remains elusive and negotiations stall.
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American League Board of Directors
Kansas City
Charles C. Finley
Finley
Cronin
American League
Joe McKennedy
A.L
McKennedy
Chicago
Five Car Crash Injures Two on Lincoln Main Street
A five car chain crash near Lincoln and Main at about 3:55 p m injured two persons and sent three others to Neosho Memorial Hospital for observation. Mrs Richard Fateley and Carolyn Wasser received facial and shoulder injuries. Marcia Whitaker head bump and minor injuries. Vehicles involved ranged from a 1953 Mercury to a 1963 Buick with damage estimates from 10 to 700 dollars. Police noted Wasser hit the back of the Fazeley station wagon, starting the chain reaction as Vineyard stopped at the traffic light. Highway patrol aided traffic control.
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Lincoln
Larbone
Carolyn Wasser
S. Highland
Marcia Lynn Whitaker
Humboldt R. 2
Ford
Katherine Harris
Fazeley
Buick
Miss Waser
Vineyard
Wasser
Highway Patrol
Mainhile
Richard Fateley
Tribune
Keith Wright
City Opens Bids for Electrical Equipment Contracts
City Manager R J Hayes and Burns and McDonnell review bids for three electrical equipment contracts. Five bids on a 7 500 kva transformer for diesel substation, seven firms on 500 kva autotransformers, two on reclosers for distribution improvements. Announcement of acceptances expected after engineer evaluation.
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R. J. Hayes
Burns and McDonnell
Kansas City
Four-man gang busted in London clothing store raid
Scotland Yard flying squad detectives raided a clothing store on Thursday night. The operation began when an officer in the store window posed as a tailor's dummy to signal the capture of the four suspects.
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London
Scotland Yard
Flying Squad
Grindstones sold to Cuba for sharpening sugar cane knives
Grindstones firm Gotlands Slipstenbolag reports sale of 20 000 grindstones to Cuba for sharpening sugar cane knives. The deal involves a Swedish export to the island nation and highlights trade relations during the period.
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Visby
Sweden
Gotlands Slipstenbolag
Cuba
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