California's Sen Engle Dies in Office Bid
Washington AP reports Senator Clair Engle of California died early today at 53 after months of illness. He had brain surgery on April 24 and had paralysis and speech issues since August. Engle had pursued reelection despite illness, facing internal clashes over campaigning and duties. ultimately Pierre Salinger won the Democratic nomination after Engle withdrew.
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Tropical Storm Fades Near Bermuda
In Miami, authorities say the Atlantic disturbance has veered away from forming the season’s first tropical storm. Recon planes found squalls with winds up to 50 mph and the center lay about 300 miles south-southeast of Bermuda, 1,100 miles east of Miami, with the Weather Bureau noting it was close but did not develop.
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Area Congressmen Vote on Benefits
Washington AP reports Wednesday's House tally approving a five percent raise for social security beneficiaries. Dole Ellsworth Shriver Shubitz Curtis Hall Bolling Hull Ichard Karsten Randall Sullivan voted yes along with Avery Jones not recorded.
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Fire claims life of 19 month old Betty Jean Carr
In Johnson Kansas a 19 month old girl Betty Jean Carr daughter of Mrs Jean Carr died in an apartment fire. Mrs Carr and her three other children escaped with the help of neighbor Mrs Dora Florence but smoke trapped the baby in her room.
Teener All-Stars Lead Chanute In Tourney Start
The Chanute Teener All-Stars will represent Chanute in a six-team invitational at Independence starting tonight. Other teams include Independence Dewey Caney Parsons Coffeyville and Chanute with Chanute and Independence earning first-round byes and set to play at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Coached by M. J. Martin Paul Tate and R. R. McCready the squad must not be 16 before August 1 and must include at least one 13-year-old.
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Elks All-Stars Rally Past Buffalo 26 to 1
The Chanute Elks All-Stars routed Buffalo 26 to 1 after 14 Chanute hits and 15 walks enabled a dominant offensive display. Jack Wiggans and Dean Chaney combined for a no hitter as Buffalo’s Wiltse, Clinesmith, and Harvey yielded the lopsided result despite two Chanute errors.
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Changing Name Aids Sleep in Minneapolis Court
Alan Golan won court permission Wednesday to change his name to Allan Z Goldberg to stop nocturnal bail bond calls. A man named Allan Goldberg, a bail bondsman, often faced late night calls after numbers were mixed up, disrupting his sleep.
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Crowds pack JFK memento collection in Chicago
Doors stayed open past midnight to admit fans on the exhibit’s final day in Chicago where about 92,000 viewed the John F. Kennedy collection. The seven day run added to a national total of 585,000 across 11 cities, featuring Kennedy’s rocking chair his desk books and the WW II coconut signal token.
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