City Dads Pass Ordinance Against Trading Stamps
The city commission approved four ordinances including a ban on trading stamps. Other actions require Santa Fe railroad flagmen at Main street and three other crossings, raise refuse service to 1.25, and allow rabies vaccination certificates for dog licenses. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars or 90 days in jail, each day counting as a separate offense.
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Chanute
Santa Fe Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Commission
Santa Fe
Main
Walnut
Ash
14Th
R. J. Hayes
Launch Efforts to Break U S Panama Deadlock
The Inter American Peace Commission opened talks to resolve Panama United States deadlock over Canal Zone crisis. Ed win M. Martin and Panama Foreign Minister Galileo Solis met as Panama demands withdrawal of U S diplomats and immediate talks on a new treaty. Washington warned it must keep the Panama Canal secure and restore order before direct talks resume.
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Panama
Inter- American Peace Commission
United States
Canal Zone
Edwin M. Martin
Galileo Solis
U.S
Pan
Washington
Solis
White House
Panama Canal
Thomas C. Mann
Johnson
Will Power Is Prescribed
Wichita doctors urge will power to quit smoking as federal findings link smoking to lung cancer. Physicians note more people seek help before and after the report release. One solution is to remove cigarettes and trash them, stressing resolve over substitutes. A psychologist adds that non-smoking satisfaction must be learned.
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Wichita
Kan
Slick Paving Blamed For Crash At City Intersection
Snow slick pavement caused a collision between a 1962 Ford half ton truck driven by Carl E. Uden and a 1952 Willys driven by Bertha M. Sharp at the 12th and Grant intersection around 11 35 a m yesterday. Damage: pickup $20 car $100.
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12Th
Grant
Carl E. Uden
S. Central
Willys
Bertha M. Sharp
R. 1
Consolidated Oil Well Services of
Chanute
Richard Hummer
N. Forest
Butch Palen
S. Evergreen
Main
Ford
Sam Barnhart
S. Highland
Chevrolet
Forest
3Rd
Dennis Reynolds
Carl Atkins
4Th
Santa Fe
Aikins
Reynolds
Advisory group finds best site for prison in southeast Kansas
An advisory group selecting a medium security prison site reports southeast Kansas offers greater value for state funds. The finding emphasizes cost efficiency and favorable conditions in the chosen region.
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Kansas
Sea search for five as schooner sinks east of Jacksonville
Air and surface vessels scoured 160 miles east of Jacksonville for five people forced to abandon the sinking 58 foot schooner Enchantress. The Coast Guard named Mr and Mrs John Pelton their two children and Capt Christopher de Grabo ski as survivors or missing. The vessel left Charleston January 10 bound for St Thomas in the Virgin Islands. The last distress message said water knee deep in the cabin and the passengers and skipper were going over the side in two dinghies. All had life jackets. Navy and Coast Guard ships and planes pursued survivors through the night and into today.
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Coast Guard
John Pelton
Christopher de Grabosski
Enchantress
Charleston
S.C
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Navy
Indiaman Killed Near Niotaze
The driver Levi Join son Rink, 46, of Goshen Indiana was killed when his westbound truck loaded with plywood nails and paint crashed into a concrete bridge railing near Niotaze Kansas and burst into flames. Rink's badly burned body was found near the truck. The Skyline Trailer Co. of Arkansas City Kansas owned the vehicle.
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Niotaze
Kan
Levi Joinson Rink
Goshen
Ind
Highway Patrol
U. S. 166
Kansas
Rink
Skyline Trailer Co
Arkansas City
Man Held on Open Charge in Franklin Williamson Jr Case
Franklin Williamson Jr. of 1030 S. Evergreen was held in the city jail today on an open charge connected to a felony complaint. Police had taken him into custody yesterday in the ongoing investigation.
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Franklin Williamson Jr
S. Evergreen
Weather forecast summary for area
Area forecast shows fair and warmer tonight with increasing clouds on Wednesday. Lows near 20 degrees tonight, highs in the 40s Wednesday. Relative humidity around 1 p.m. steady, then falling through the afternoon.
Milder Kansas Weather Halts Snow With Warmer Lows
AP dispatch from Topeka reports milder conditions across Kansas as winds shift and overnight lows rise by about 10 degrees from sub zero. Early readings ranged from zero at Goodland to 13 at Hutchinson, with highs Monday from 16 at Olathe to 40 at Goodland. Kansas City area retained 5 to 6 inches of snow, while most of the state had 1 to 2 inches. western Kansas remained largely snow free. A new cold front from the Rockies approaches but likely won’t arrive before Wednesday night.
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Goodland
Hutchinson
Olathe
Kansas City-Olathe
Kansas
Rockies
Tennessee
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Youngstown
St. Louis
Florida
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log for Week
AP reports Kansas traffic death log with figures for the 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday and monthly totals. January and year totals show 22 deaths in 1964, compared with 15 deaths in the comparable 1963 period, reflecting year-over-year changes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Judgment Excessive In Wally Butts Case
Federal judge ruled the 3.06 million libel judgment won by Wally Butts was excessive and offered a choice: accept 460 thousand dollars or undergo a new trial. Judge Lewis R. Morgan denied Curtis Publishing Co. a reversal of the jury verdict from last August.
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Atlanta
Wally Butts
Georgia
Curtis Publishing Co
U.S
Lewis R. Morgan
Butts
Morgan
Curtis
KOP Area at Parsons Picked as Prison Site
An advisory committee urged the Kansas legislature to use the 100 area at the Parsons Ord nance Depot as a medium security prison for 400 to 500 inmates. The plan envisions a vocational program and quick conversion, with a long term lease possible from the Corps of Engineers. An alternative proposed is using the Lan sing women’s industrial farm as a pre release annex.
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Kop
Parsons
Topeka
Kansas Ordnance Plant
John Anderson
Robert J. Kaiser
Paul R. Wunsch
Legislative Council
Charles D. McAtte
Parsons Ordnance Depot
Corps of Engineers
Sofar
Lansing
Storm Lashes East Death Toll Mounts
A massive winter storm battered the eastern United States with blizzard conditions and drifts up to 20 feet. At least 71 people died, thousands were stranded, and major cities including New York and Philadelphia closed schools as flights halted at Kennedy Airport. Snow also hit the Midwest and wiped Florida with unseasonal cold.
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New York City
Philadelphia
Kennedy International Airport
New York
Pennsylvania
Lawmakers to Try Holding Line Against Big Tax Hikes
Kansas Legislature opens the 1964 budget session amid money worries and election pressures. Leaders seek to hold tax increases while Gov. Anderson plans to propose measures to fund government. Budget actions include shifting funds, delaying $12.5 million to counties, and a withholding system for state income taxes. Expect pressure for higher college and school appropriations and a new correctional institution. Four new legislators sworn in to fill unexpired terms as Republicans dominate leadership. session to adjourn until Anderson’s budget message Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Indi
Harold Chase
Salina
John Glades
Yates Center
George A. Lowe
Clathe
George Pannbacker
Washington
Sens
Clark Kuppinger
Prairie Village
Ralph L. Davison
Edward F. Reilly Jr
Leavenworth
Dollie E. Newell
Stafford
Reilly
Robert Behee
Two-Year Term for Johnson in Ada burglary case
Police report John Wesley Johnson, linked to a Chanute area spree, sentenced to two years in Ada Oklahoma for burglary. His wife Helen Leslie Johnson faces pending Oklahoma charges. The couple, married December 13, were captured December 26 with pistols from Sportsman’s Supply. Local burglaries spanned December 13 to 15, including four businesses here and one in Erie. A warrant remains for a third suspect who fled Chanute.
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John Wesley Johnson
Ada
Okla
Johnson
Helen Leslie Johnson
Sportsman’s
Oklahoma
Johnsons
Chanute
Sportsman's Supply
Erie
Tribune Phone Contact Update
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
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