New Peace Feelers In Panama Crisis
Peace feelers to resume U S Panama Canal talks stall raising crisis tensions. Trucco plans Washington visit after meetings with Chiari and Martin as U S diplomats seek formulas to renew negotiations without violence. Chiari threatens embassy staff withdrawal if a new canal treaty is not negotiated. The Canal Zone was reopened as troops returned to camps amid ongoing political pressure.
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Panama
U.S
Panama Canal
Manuel Trucco
Organization of American States
OAS
Washington
Trucco
Roberto Chiari
Edwin M. Martin
Chiari
Canal Zone
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Andrew P. O'Meara
Robert J. Fleming, Jr
France Plans to Recognize Red China Soon
Washington reports say France notified the United States of its intent to recognize Red China. Secretary of State Rusk and aides made clear the U.S. opposes the move. De Gaulle has weighed this for months with Britain Denmark the Netherlands and Norway already recognizing Beijing.
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Washington
France
United States
China
Dean Rusk
Herve Alphand
Rusk
Alphand
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Peking
Britain
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Paris
Johnson
de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Four Chamber of Commerce directors face election
CofC mailed postcard ballots to members for four director seats with eight nominees. Candidates include Jim Benton, L Hugh Chapman, Oscar Cunningham, Carroll Disney, John Havorka, John Loss, John McMeekin, and Wayne Umbarger. Ballots due by Jan 25. top four win three year terms starting May 1, with current terms and a new appointee noted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jim Benton
First National Bank
L. Hugh Chapman
Chappy’s
Oscar Cunningham
Mid-America Refining
Carroll Disney
Disney's Market
John W. Havorka
Tribune
John W. Loss
Ed Williamson
John McMeekin
Ash Grove
Wayne Umbarger
Bank of Commerce
W. G. Bodley
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Dwight McCreight
Mahlon Morley
Dave Evans
Ed Caldwell
Annual Meet By Bof C Stockholders Elect Directors
Stockholders of the Bank of Commerce held their annual meeting at the bank building. All directors were re elected with John Gorton elected to the board to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Joe Lewis. Directors re elected included Joe Balch Mrs Margaret Bodley William Bodley Bruce Burris William Gough Hugh T Jones Jr Don McCune Walter Poor Harry Turner and Richard Willis.
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Bank of Commerce
John Gorton
Joe Lewis
Joe Balch
Margaret Bodley
William G. Bodley
Bruce Burris
William Gough
Hugh T. Jones, Jr
Don McCune
Walter Poor
Harry ©. Turner
Richard Willis
Jones
Gorton
Bodley
Turner
Wayne Umbarger
Daisy Jordan
Rosa Casper
Ronald Poor
Intercepted Letter to Cha Praises Finley’s Athletics Interest
An intercepted note to Cha says if Finley could translate his passion for athletics into genuine effort, he would continually draw crowds and fill the stadium. The message links Finley’s energy with stadium appeal and athletic enthusiasm.
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Finley
Athletics
Weather outlook for Kansas stays mild and dry
Alan forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with milder temperatures. Overnight lows range from 25 in the northwest to 35 in the southeast, while Thursday highs span 44 at Lawrence to 60 at Goodland and early lows from 27 at Goodland to 35 at Manhattan.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
Goodland
Manhattan
Tribune Phone Contact Note
Instructions urge calling Tribune if you cannot reach your carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Clinic Project Breaks Ground On New Medical Office
Ground was broken December 23 for a new medical office building at 1413 W 7th Chanute to house Dr Henry Baker and Dr Reuben Burkman. Bertho Construction Co plans completion by April 15 with 3600 square feet, 20 rooms, including nine exam rooms, X ray, lab, emergency room, pharmacy and waiting area.
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Hospital Hill
Henry Baker
Reuben Burkman
W. 7Th
Kansas
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Berthot Construction Co
Chanute
Kiene and Bradley
E. Main
Baker
Burkman
Glenn Fires First Stage Political Rocket
Lt Col John H Glenn Jr announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U.S. senator from Ohio. He will oppose Sen Stephen M Young in Ohio's May 5 primary, resigning from the Marine Corps to pursue Congress and promote the Johnson program. He cites 22 years of government service and technical expertise in space military research as his rationale.
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Columbus, Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S
Ohio
Earth
Stephen M. Young
Glenn
United States
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Kansas economic report shows growth but below national pace
Topeka Kansas is growing but not as fast as the nation according to Gov John Andersons first annual economic report from the new Office of Economic Analysis. Chief Darwin W Dakoff notes per capita income rising while total income lags. construction leads, small industries surge, and manufacturing adds 172 million to wages since 1960 amid aircraft and food processing declines.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Office of Economic Analysis
Darwin W. Dakoff
Plains States
Dakoff
Neosho County Receives First State High School Funds
Neosho County has received 69224.13 as the first distribution from the state high school finance fund. The fund totaling 5,196,248.82 is drawn from sales tax receipts and allocated by a guaranteed formula based on high school enrollments. Chanute gets 34998.90, Erie 9859.27, Galesburg 2611.55, St. Paul 10699.97, Stark 6291.53, and Thayer 4792.91, with Allen County 56315.79, Wilson County 41247.95, and Woodson County 17747.12 also listed.
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Neosho County
Adel F. Throckmorton
Chanute
Erie
Galesburg
St. Paul
Stark
Thayer
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Kansas 1964
Kansas traffic death log shows 0 fatalities in the Topeka area for the 24 hours ending 9 am Friday. For January 1964 the total is 28 fatalities, equal to last year’s January count. The comparable period last year logged 17 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Finley Ordered to Stay in KC Fight Moves on
New York AP reports Athletics owner Charles O Finley must remain in Kansas City per American League order after a 9 to 1 vote rejecting Louisville move. He vows to fight via court and may seek an injunction while contemplating lease terms and possible longer KC stay. The league could expel him, operate the club, or await a buyer, with court rulings shaping the outcome.
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Finley
Kansas City
NEW York
Charles C. Finley
American League
Athletics
Louisville
Tive
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Joe Cronin
Cronin
League
Charles O. Finley and Co., Inc
Thomas Keane
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Larry Mathews
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Rometer
Gretchen
7Th
9Th
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Free World
John H. Glenn, Jr
Allen County
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Woodson County
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