Joint Agreement by U S Panama on Canal Zone peace
The United States and Panama agreed to form a five member peace authority with two Americans two Panamanians and a neutral chairperson to police the Canal Zone border. The move followed violent clashes after a flag raising at Balboa High School and Panama’s demand for treaty revision. U S officials handed back control to civilian governor Thomas J Fleming as the OAS peace mission negotiates technical details.
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Panama
United States
Organization of American States
Canal Zone
Manuel Trucco
Chile
OAS
U.S
Andrew C. O'Meara
Thomas J. Fleming
O'Meara
Balboa High School
William Beldon
George Mabry
Argentina
Alfredo Vazquez ‘Carricosa
Edwin M. Martin
Galileo Solis
Thomas C. Mann
Inter- American Affairs
Cyrus R. Vance
No Danger Of Nuclear Blast In Bomber Crash
A large eight engine B52 bomber from SAC carrying two unarmed nuclear weapons and a crew of five crashed in the Appalachian Mountains near Big Savage Mountain Maryland. Air Force officials said there is no danger of a nuclear explosion and explosive ordnance teams were dispatched. State Troopers set a security ring around the wreckage as weather hampered access and snow covered the area. The aircraft was returning from a bomber alert mission from Westover to Turner AFB with radar contact lost around 1 40 a m.
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Cumberland, Md
Strategic Air Command
Appalachian Mountains
Air Force
Big Savage Mountain
Maryland
Cumberland
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Turner Air Force Base
Westover Afb
Westover
SAC
Georgia
8Th Air Force
Cumerland
Yockey News Tip Wins From Erie Rail Car Derailment
Mrs Merle Yockey of Erie won last week’s three dollar Tribune tip award for informing about a derailment of 26 Katy Rail road cars south of Erie early Friday. The Tribune invites tips from Canute and surrounding areas on unusual events and serious incidents.
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Merle Yockey
Erie
Katy
The
Tribune
Canute
the Tribune
Legislature Arrives in Topeka for Treasure Hunt
Members of the legislature stream into Topeka to begin their treasure hunt on Tuesday, signaling a high stakes ramble through the capital as officials seek funding or allocations.
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Topeka
Chanute area snow plunges temperatures below zero
Winter returns with an inch of snow over Chanute and a low of minus three degrees. By 1 p.m. the temperature rose to 15 but tonight will see another zero reading. Kansas thaws gradually with milder air and highs in the 20s to near 30s.
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Chanute
Mercury
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Central Plains
Concordia
Pittsburg
Coat mistaken in tavern robbery claim
A man in a local tavern reported being robbed of $150 on Saturday night but investigators found the money in his billfold after a patron allegedly took the caller’s coat by mistake. The coat was later turned in to police yesterday.
Retail Group General Meeting Discusses February Promotions
A meeting of the retail activities committee of the Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the Chamber offices. Committee chairman Jack Loss urged all retailers to attend as February promotions and the yearly events calendar will be discussed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jack Loss
Loss
Water Line Breaks and Tower Emptied in City Supply Incident
A 14-inch water line ruptured near the West 7th tower, draining the 500,000 gallon reservoir and nulling service until repair. The break, four feet long and six inches wide at one point, occurred underground at the building housing metering equipment. City Manager R J Hayes cited possible drought related earth shift as a cause and noted the Highland Park tower would cover fire and cold weather needs until warmer weather allows repairs. The 7th Street tower evacuation delays the planned cleaning and painting of the Highland Park tower.
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R. J. Hayes
Hayes
Highland Park
7Th Street
Three Injured in Area Traffic Accidents After Winter Storm
Three people were injured in area crashes on icy US 169 and at Earlton and Neosho River crossings during the early weekend storm. Ot taw a University students Phil Dryden and Susannah Rodenberger, both 20, were hurt when Dryden’s 1957 Ford overturned near the Neosho River bridge north of town. Mrs. William Greg ory of Kansas City sustained facial injuries in a one car crash at the Santa Fe crossing in Earlton. All were hospitalized at Neosho Memorial. patrolmen and local police investigated the incidents and listed several other fender benders with minor damage in town.
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US 169
Phil Dryden
Susannah Rodenberger
Salina
Dryden
Neosho River Bridge
William Gregory
Kansas City
Earlten
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rodenberger
Traffic Fatalities Log Sees 1964 January Totals Rise
TOPEKA AP reports Kansas traffic death log through 9 a.m. Monday for January 22, 1964 shows 22 deaths, compared with 14 in the same period of 1963. The item notes a 48 hour tally frame and references year-to-date figures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Law Makers Meet Topeka Budget Session Opens
AP reports Kansas lawmakers arrive in Topeka for the 1964 budget session as they face money shortfalls and reapportionment. Gov. John Anderson seeks tax adjustments and revenue measures while both chambers debate limits. A special session is planned for Feb 17 to address apportionment per court rulings.
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House
John Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
Supreme Court
Leawood
Treacherous Area Roads Across Kansas Snow and Ice
Eastern and southern Kansas faced treacherous roads with snow packed and ice in places, especially near Kansas City and around Miami County. Western Kansas remained mostly clear while other areas were sanded and treated. conditions varied from slick spots to dry, with overall normal driving elsewhere.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Highway Department
U. S. 75
Kansas City
Miami County
Tribune Phone Contact Hint
A notice instructs readers to call their Tribune carrier if unavailable then provides a fallback number HE 1 3400 after 6 PM for reaching the person or service.
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Tribune
Reaction of Smokers to Federal Report Holds Key to Future Decisions
The AP report notes a nationwide reaction to the surgeon general’s smoking and health findings with lawmakers, industry, and health groups watching. Bills seek labeling and education while courts face possible tobacco suits as the $7.3 billion industry weighs economic impact on 750,000 tobacco farming families. Tobacco stocks linger near low levels as public demand and regulatory momentum rise.
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American Cancer Society
Ini
Tobacco Institute
Congress
United States
New York Stock Exchange
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