GOP Making Hay Of Baker Query In Election Year
In Washington the GOP attacks President Johnson over the 1949 stereo gift to Robert G. Baker a Senate aide. Sen. Barry Goldwater argues Baker could not afford such a gift on his salary while Johnson says it was a gift from an old friend. Senate investigators have begun reviewing the matter.
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Gop
Hay
Baker Query
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Johnson
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Baker
South Carolina
Goldwater
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Rules Committee
Capitol Hill
White House
Senate Committee
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Austin
Panama
Robert Chiari
Panama City
Washington Post
Chiari
Post
Dan Kurzman
United States
Kennedy in London for Malaysia Peace Talks Push
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy arrived in London to brief officials on his Malaysia peace mission. Sukarno in Jakarta rallied 15,000 supporters with anti Malaysia cries while not retracting a ceasefire pledge along the Malaysia Indonesia border seen as a potential step toward a tripartite talks. Malaysia’s Prime Minister Rahman urged troops near the front to follow orders as hopes for lasting peace rise.
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London
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bangkok
Thailand
Indonesia
Sukarno
Jakarta
Malaysia
Borneo
Indonesian Communist Party
Foreign Office
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
Sabah
British North Borneo
Britain
Kuala Lumpur
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows 34 in 1964
Kansas traffic death log reports 34 fatalities in Topeka from January through 9 a.m. Friday for 1964, compared with 20 in the comparable period of 1963. The AP dispatch notes the tally for the 24 hours ending Friday morning.
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Topeka
Kansas
BB Gun Window Damage Report Across Local Properties
Police were told yesterday of multiple BB gun damage incidents. Three stained glass windows at the Christian Scientist church on 18 N Forest were broken, with prior similar damage noted. Other targets included a home on 520 S Evergreen, a Bank of Commerce window, and a car windshield on 319 W 3rd.
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Christian Scientist Church
N. Forest
Raymond Pierpont
Harry O. Turner
S. Evergreen
Bank of Commerce
Bob Proctor
Weather outlook: clearing, colder. Saturday fair and cool
Central Kansas reports light snow fell today as a brief winter return. Wamego had about an inch of snow with 0.06 inch precip. Topeka and several cities had light snow traces. Highs today ranged upper 20s to 50. tonight lows 10 to 20s. Saturday will be fair with highs in the 30s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wamega
Salina
Concordia
Hutchinson
Wichita
Pittsburg
Hill City
Glades Taking Part In Conference Here
John Glades of Yates Center state senator for Woodson and Allen counties and lieutenant governor candidate will attend a legislative conference in Chanute tomorrow afternoon. Charles Forsyth of Erie also plans to attend, with four county area legislators invited. A panel discussion and Q and A follow a noon luncheon at the Tioga Hotel. reservations were due by 5 p.m. today.
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Chanute Chamber of Commerce
John Glades
Yates Center
Woodson
Allen Counties
Charles Forsyth
Erie
Tioga Hotel
Freedom for Father of Seven
George Hutchison, 50, a former bank robber who escaped from a Pontiac prison in 1937 and lived under the name Clyde Swanson for 27 years, is granted full release after Gov. Otto Kerner commuted his sentence to time served. Hutchison served four years in the Army, married, and disclosed his past to his wife before the pardon.
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Pontiac
Ill
Otto Kerner
George Hutchison
Hutchison
Lucille
Bridgeton
Clyde Swanson
South Pacific
United States
Clyde
George
State Parole and Pardon Board
Kerner
Springfield
Pace widens for Kansas constitutional amendments
Topeka AP reports lawmakers near end of their second week of the session with proposed constitutional changes in play. Senate measures target a unicameral county representation shift, longer reapportionment, and abolishing capital punishment. House proposals include a 60 day general session in even years and abolishing the state printer. House bills authorize motor fuel tax refunds and a $2 million general fund appropriation for state agencies.
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Topeka
State Printer's Office
George Docking
Senate
Kansas
House
General Fund
Supreme Court
Tax Cut Proposal Advances Toward Passage in Senate
The $11.5 billion tax bill moved closer to enactment as the Senate Finance Committee backed the measure 12-5 after 20 days of sessions. The plan now awaits final drafting of new language before floor debate can start, with March 1 still the administration’s target.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Johnson
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Everett M. Dirksen
Finance
Differences Narrowing On Canal
President Johnson signaled willingness to discuss all issues with Panama through the Inter-American Peace Committee as talks appear to narrow differences after riots in the Canal Zone. Panama demands renegotiation of the 1903 treaty before resuming relations, while Johnson rejects preconditions for talks. The article also notes legislative debate over a 310 page tax bill and potential swift passage after committee actions.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Panama
Inter-American Peace Committee
White House
Peace Committee
Organization of American States
Panama Canal Zone
U.s.-Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Heart Transplant First Fails In Mississippi
Surgeons at the University of Mississippi Medical Center transplanted a human heart into a patient with terminal heart failure. The heart beat briefly but the patient died. officials said it was believed to be the first human heart transplant in history, though the donor and recipient were not identified. The operation began near midnight and lasted about three hours.
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Jackson, Miss
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Two Noninjury Crashes Reported in City
Police investigated two noninjury crashes in the 300 block of S. Evergreen at about 3:27 p.m. yesterday with $800 total damage to a 1956 Nash driven by Gary Redburn and a 1963 Chevrolet pickup driven by Dale Steinman. A minor collision occurred at White Grill parking lot around 7:24 a.m. today, causing $85 total damage to a 1962 Buick and a 1962 GMC pickup. A noon collision at Highland and Walnut involved a 1960 Lincoln and a 1957 Chrysler. damage amount not listed.
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S. Evergreen
Harold Redburn
Evergreen
Gary Redburn
R. D. Steinman
Dale Steinman
Redburn
Steinman
White Grill
Cherry and
Santa Fe
Ernest Wahl
W. 5Th
Cherry
Delbert Kariker
Chanute
Wahl
Buick
Deerfield Oil Co
GMC
Kariker
C. L. Keas
S. Tennessee
Larry Gillem
Highland
Walnut
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. If he is unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Child in Car Fatally Burned in Coffeyville
A car parked beside a cornfield caught fire in Coffeyville Kansas and 1 year old Ella Louise Wise died from burns. Her siblings Gary 4 and Ann Marie 2 were treated or hospitalized for burns. Parents Mr and Mrs George Wise were nearby as the blaze started. cause undetermined.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Ella Louise Wise
George Wise
Gary
Ann Marie
Snow Shoveling Upheld by Judge
CAMBRIDGE Mass AP Police accused Lloyd Coxon of Saugus of shoveling snow into the street and violating an ordinance against cluttering streets with waste rubbish or filth Judge M Edward Viola dismissed the charge It cant set snow as rubbish he said People like it and you hear poems about it Besides God gave it to us and we d have a hard time to prove he discarded it
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Cambridge, Mass
Lloyd Coxon
Saugus
M. Edward Viola
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Opens Quiet Note
An intercepted note addresses a person nicknamed Cha with a closing sign off from a sender named Baker. The line hints at a completed song whose melody continues to resonate beyond its end.
Smoking Scare Lifts Wild Mountain Lobelia Price
New York AP report notes wild lobelia from the Great Smokies as a prized quit smoking herb. Lobeline sulphate, a key drug ingredient, could fetch $70 an ounce though supply is tight, with lobelia seeds re-seeding late summer. Demand grows as deterents, gums, lozenges, and books counsel cessation.
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New York
Lobidram Com
Court Skip By Anderson TOPEKA
AP Gov John Anderson avoids committing to a Supreme Court appointment to succeed retiring Justice Schuyler Jackson. An 11 member nominating commission will name three candidates if Jackson’s application is accepted. If no choice is made in 60 days, the chief justice selects a replacement.
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Topeka
John Anderson
State Supreme Court
Schuyler Jackson
Anderson
Jackson
Clipper Manufacturing Co Sold to Norton Co for 82 Million
Agreements signed for sale of Clipper Manufacturing Co of Kansas City to Norton Co of Worcester Massachusetts. Sale price believed to be about 82 million. Clipper makes tools and machines for cutting masonry brick tile and refractories and sealing contractors.
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Kansas City
Clipper Manufacturing Co
Norton Co
Worcester
Mass
Clipper
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