Three Shots Across Bow Stir State Department Clash
Washington reports three shots across the bow of the American grain ship Katinga by a Soviet naval vessel in the Black Sea. The State Department called the act excessive and outside acceptable norms though within potential legal rights. The Katinga, near Soviet waters, was boarded and the captain fined 50 rubles before release to Istanbul. The Nautilus Petroleum Carriers ship, carrying grain from Canada and owned by Cargill, faced a wage dispute with Soviet stevedores.
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Washington
Black Sea
State Department
Department
Novorossisk
Arthur H. Fertig
Wading River
N.Y
Katinga
Georgi M. Kornienko
Richard Davis
Kornienko
Fertig
Soviet
Ministry of Merchant Marine
Moscow
Istanbul
Nautilus Petroleum Carriers Corp
New York City
Canada
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Gas Tax Distributes Kansas County and City Shares
Neosho county led a four county area with 9656.84 from the quarterly one cent gas tax. Allen, Wilson and Woodson counties followed with 9066.68, 8890.56 and 6205.77 respectively. Chanute led area cities with 4107.36 and total city payments reached 625000 for per capita about 39 cents. Other towns listed include Altoona Benedict Buffalo Coyville Earlton Elsmore Erie Fredonia Galesburg Humboldt St. Paul Lav enburg Stark Thayer Toronto Walnut Yates Center and more.
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Neosho County
Chanute
Kansas
Allen County
Wilson County
Woodson County
Altoona
Benedict
Buffalo
Coyville
Earlton
Elsmore
Erie
Fredonia
Galesburg
Hepler
Humboldt
St. Paul
Lavenburg
Stark
Thayer
Toronto
Walnut
Yates Center
Intercepted Letter From Would-Be Bride Cites Justice
An intercepted letter from a prospective bride of a convicted wife killer expresses faith that justice miscarried. The brief note ends with a sign-off Yours.
Convicted Killer to Wed in Chicago After Release
Dr Sam Sheppard, convicted wife killer, and his fiancée Ariane Tebbenjohanns arrived in Chicago in a yellow limousine after his release from Ohio Penitentiary. They planned a marriage soon, amid ongoing legal action and questions about the fairness of his 1954 trial. The pair were escorted to private arrangements for the ceremony while authorities consider returning him to prison.
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Sam Shepard
Chicago
Ohio
Tribune
Columbus
Sheppard
Marilyn
US completes two thirds of space tri ple play
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The United States has completed two thirds of a tricky triple play in space by maneuvering one of two nuclear detection satellites into a circular orbit. The triple is expected to finish around noon Sunday when the second Sentry satellite is placed into a similar high altitude orbit about 69 000 miles above the earth.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Weather forecast and Kansas showers update
AREA FORECAST calls fair to partly cloudy with little temperature change through Sunday. Low tonight 70 to 75, high Sunday mid 90s. Showers dumped varying amounts in southwestern and central Kansas, with 1.35 inches at Quinter. Temperatures Friday ranged 83 to 101, lows 64 to 72 across stations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Quinter
Weather Bureau
Tribune
Jerome
Gore
Dodge City
Garden City
Wichita
Hutchinson
Goodland
Olathe
Pittsburg
Boiling GOP Feud In Goldwater Wake
In Phoenix Arizona AP Barry Goldwater relaxes at his desert home as Republicans clash over his defense of extremism in freedom. He is expected to withdraw from the Senate renomination, leaving Gov Paul Fannin as the remaining Republican candidate. Democrats list six contenders Roy Elson George Gavin Rent Jennings Howard Peterson for the September 8 primary.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Paul Fannin
Roy Elson
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
George Gavin
Rent L. Jennings
Supreme Court
Howard V. Peterson
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dean Burch
GOP
National Committee
Europe
Rockefeller
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Home Is Isolated In Wichita Area No Relief Sighted
In Wichita Mrs. Davis faces undeveloped tract woes with no streets gas or city water and no hydrant. Planning officials discuss possible easements or condemnation to grant a street while the city avoids condemnations. Residents seek a house number off St Louis Street amid broader concerns on interior circulation. The piece also covers Goldwater’s convention remarks and political fallout with Rockefeller and others.
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Wichita
C. F. Davis
Newell
Water Department
Davis
Foster
Department of Public Works
St. Louis Street
Neosho county men to take service qualification tests
Twelve Neosho county men aged 18 leave Chanute Tuesday for service qualification examinations in Kansas City Wednesday. The tests, tied to President Johnson s poverty program, are not pre induction. Names include Richard Walker Herbert Reed Earlton Robert Markham Donald Craft James Daggett Frankie Morrison Wayne Berkenmeier Leo Schettler Irwin Diediker Harold Holding LeRoy Burk and William Gerardy.
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Neosho County
Chanute
Kansas City
Johnson
Gene Wall
Richard J. Walker
N. Grant
Herbert L. Reed
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Over 24 Hours
Topeka police and Kansas traffic officials log 24 hour fatalities as of 9 a.m. Saturday, July 28, 1964. The daily tally shows 24 deaths compared with 301 for the same period in 1963 and 224 for the current year’s comparable window.
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Topeka
Kansas
Buffalo Family Commutes Daily to Emporia for ES C Summer Classes
John L. Gardner a former pilot and reptile exhibitor turned English teacher at Midway school Buffalo Kan and his wife Rita commute 80 miles daily to Emporia to attend six credit hours of library science at Emporia State College. They stay in Emporia after classes with their two children Anna and Scott and juggle long days of driving studying and child care. The family kept a menagerie from Frontier City including two horses a dog eight cats three garter snakes and a field mouse and once housed a mountain lion in a 35 foot trailer before rehoming it to a zoo. Gardner plans another 1600 mile addition to the 4800 already driven for a second summer term.
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Emporia, Kan
John L. Gardner
Oklahoma City
Midway School
Buffalo
Kan
Gardner
Rita
Emporia
Emporia State College
William Allen White
E-State
Anna
Scott
Frontier City
Gardners
Emporia State
Telephone Call Home Ends Illness At National Jamboree
Valley Forge hosts 52 000 Boy Scouts with a 200 bed army hospital and 22 doctors and 22 nurses. Emotional homesickness is the main ailment, with 11 000 calls home daily. Sunburn toe thaches heat exhaustion and beetle bites common. Pageant and concert draw tens of thousands as Profiles in Heritage highlights American growth and the scouting legacy.
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Valley Forge
America
Red Cross Treats 400 at Republican Convention
In San Francisco at the Cow Palace the Red Cross treated more than 400 people for headaches during the Republican National Convention. Other cases included 17 exhaustion, four heart attacks, three hypertension, one stiff neck and two vocal strains.
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San Francisco
Red Cross
Cow Palace
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Bean Town
U.S.A
Soldiers and Sailors
Russ Corbitt
Cha
Yours
The
Chicago Tribune
Ariane Tebberjohanns
Shepard
Tribune Tower
Mrs. Tebbenjohanns
Tebbenjohanns
Dusseldorf
Cleveland
U.S. Court of Appeals
Russell McClure
C. Bickley Foster
S. Louis
Raymond G. Neely
Tucson
Robert P. Ketterer
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Associated Press
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