Kennedy in Rome Receives Sparse Reception
President Kennedy arrived in Rome for talks with Italian leaders to strengthen U S Western Europe ties. He awaited a meeting with Pope Paul VI, rode through hot 90 degree heat to the sea resorts, and noted lighter crowds than in Germany and Ireland. The trip will wrap with NATO talks and a late departure from Naples.
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New ZIP codes go into effect and a numeric letter decoded
The Tribune reports ZIP code changes went live and a letter addressed in numbers was decoded. The post office delivered the item swiftly via acting postmaster Mrs. Floyd Kelly. The Veterans of Foreign Wars lake near Chanute reopened for fishing after restocking, with Charles Freeland and his sons among the anglers catching channel catfish and bass at midnight and morning hours.
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Minor Crashes Are Reported
Police logged several minor accidents. LeRena Brundage, 36, Iola, rear bumped at Lincoln and Main in a 1960 Oldsmobile causing $20 damage. Ethel McCarty, 74, Coffeyville, front of a 1951 Pontiac damaged for $40. Also three other minor collisions at 8 E Main and 23 W Main with slight or no damage.
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US protests Italian mistreatment of Kennedy party officials
Rome AP reports the United States filed a formal protest with Italy over alleged manhandling of White House aides State Department officials and American press corps members traveling with President Kennedy. Angier Biddle Duke led the protest after being jostled at the Quirinal Palace, drawing fresh ire as the Kennedy party faced restricted movement and tension near the Italian presidency.
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Mendenhall Tip Winner Receives Tribune Tip Award
Tom Mendenhall of 1712 8 Central won last week's Tribune news tip prize for reporting the Chanute drowning of John Hancock in the Neosho River north of town. The tip helped reporters reach the scene during the search. the story and photo ran in Saturday's paper.
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Action to recover 1.2 million from Coffeyville leader
In Kansas City Kansas AP report, an action to recover 1.2 million was filed in U S District Court against D A Willbern former majority holder of Coffeyville Loan and Investment Company now led by First Federal Savings and Loan Coffeyville The suit by Harold H Harding trustee attorney for Hylton Harman trustee alleges Willbern breached duty to manage and to stockholders by approving Elbel interests purchase causing potential financial instability as CLIC heads to liquidation under bankruptcy reorganization rules
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U.S. District Court
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Hylton Harman
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Kansas
Kansas traffic death log lists counts over 48 hours to 9 am. Monday June 4 shows 4 fatalities. July 0. 1963 total 252 deaths, compared with 262 in 1962. Data attributed to Topeka AP traffic record.
Clem Keller Named Park Superintendent
City Manager R J Hayes announced the appointment of Clem M Keller of 611 S Kansas as superintendent of city parks. Keller began work today with two other men from another city department slated for transfer to bolster the parks crew for the summer workload.
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Tractor accident claims life of 17 year old near Goodland
Goodland Kansas. Virgil Duell aged 17 died when a tractor overturned and crushed him northwest of Goodland on Sunday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Duell who live near Ruleton.
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Mound Ridge Boy Drowns at Burrton Area
Glenn Voth, 12, of Mound Ridge, drowned Sunday while swimming with friends at a new recreational area northwest of Burrton, Kansas. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John D Voth. Officers described the incident as a drowning.
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Weather holds heat with 90s across Kansas
Area forecast calls for continued fair weather through Tuesday with hot conditions and afternoon highs from 92 to 98. Lows tonight expected in the middle 70s. July opened hot in Kansas with widespread 95 to 103 readings and a stalled weak cold front from the northwest.
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Kennedy urges passage of disputed public accommodations plan
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy told Senate Commerce Committee the administration's public accommodations bill is essential to end daily insults to Negroes. He said passage would not set a precedent or deny rights, and it would apply to establishments serving interstate travelers while excluding small social ones. He warned failure could worsen national tensions amid demonstrations. Kennedy argued private property rights should not block ending discrimination and noted opposition from Southern lawmakers and Dirksen.
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Fourth of July Baseball Concert and Fireworks Program
The Veterans of Foreign Wars post sponsors a July Fourth observance at City Park starting at 1 pm with a doubleheader baseball game between Herb Washburn's American Legion team and Coffeyville. A city recreation band conducted by Glenn Peak will play a 30 to 45 minute concert and lead off the second game. Fireworks will follow the concert, not later than 9 pm, supervised by Harold Cooper, Russ Browning, and Lee Montgomery. Thursday is a general holiday. Tribune will not publish and the post office runs Sunday service.
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West Virginia helps family of 14 in transit to Connecticut
Berry family from Attica Kansas traveling to Connecticut to seek work, 14 people in two cars. One vehicle sold for 15 dollars after breakdown in St Louis. In Charleston WV they slept on a tennis club lawn, woke to a car fire destroying their belongings. WV locals provide hotel, jail meals, clothing, and 150 dollars from churches plus a donated 1950 car. They depart next day for an unknown Connecticut home.
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Attica recalls aid to Berry family from Charleston
Attica citizens remembered a destitute Berry family and 10 children who received help from Charleston West Virginia Citizens over Christmas. The group was aided by the Methodist Church, a donated house, a physician, clothing and food, plus car repair. They left for the west weeks later, and no further details emerged.
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Sunday Sales Law and Kansas Bills Take Effect
Kansas takes effect on July 1 with 356 laws including a Sunday sales statute, economic development measures, anti discrimination safeguards, Kerr Mills medical aid for non welfare seniors, and tax and local government reforms. Court challenges loom over Sunday sales legality. other acts create a state research foundation, an economic analysis office, and the Kansas Economic Development Commission.
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Fire losses in Chanute for June total fifty dollars
Fire loss in Chanute for June was estimated at 50 dollars. Chief C W Brennan reported department activity included thirteen runs last month and a total of 89 runs for the first six months, with notable calls to transformer fires Tioga and Danville townships, a car fire and miscellaneous incidents.
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Man Hurt In Crash At US 169 Intersection
Kenneth McGuire 65 from Cherryvale was injured when his 1962 Volkswagen collided with a 1962 Chevrolet pickup driven by Elvin Bailey 43 of Wann Oklahoma at a county road intersection three miles south of Barston about 11 45 a m today. McGuire was transported to Neosho Memorial Hospital. Bailey and passenger Joel Stephens 29 of Neodesha were not injured. Vehicle damage was estimated at 600 and 500 dollars respectively.
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Ferguson Plans Bill For Liquor Permit
State Senator Wade M. Ferguson of Parsons announced plans to introduce a buyers liquor permit bill in the 1964 budget session as a revenue producing measure. He estimates a $2 permit would raise $1 million annually and would be required to buy liquor at retail stores to help store operators distinguish between adults and minors.
Kansas Man Drowns In Rescue Attempt
Trenton Nebraska AP report: Ben Helton 52 of Edson Kansas drowned while trying to rescue two daughters and a friend who drifted from shore in a lake. Daughters Carol Helton 11 and Lois McClain 23 of Marion Ohio and friend Linda Hoops 11 were rescued. Helton had been a mechanic for the Edson school system for 16 years.
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Carriers Meet PARSONS annual convention in Kansas
The Kansas Rural Letter Carriers Association and its auxiliary held their annual meeting in PARSONS. Officers will be elected at the closing sessions on Tuesday.
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Intercepted Letter to Cha from a Teenager Reader
A fragmentary note to Cha reflects on a time before nuclear weapons ICBMs orbital spaceflight and large national debt, with a line about Frankenstein as a fictional character of extreme fantasy. The quote opens with Dear Cha and ends mid thought.
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