Left Hand Pitch Question Sparks Downtown Chanute Poll
In Chanute motorists share pet peeves on Main Street and downtown routes. Respondents include Gwen Wolken from 505 S Ashby who laments speeding and showy drivers, while Alan Krone decries how kids drive. Others cite passing on curves, not letting out of parking, illegal passing, and backing out dangers.
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Gene Dunaway
S. Highland
Main Street
William H. Beck
Hennessey
Okla
Chanute
Hazards of long spaceflight reviewed at COSPAR symposium
US researchers warned that prolonged space travel may trigger hallucinations impaired judgment and permanent brain and bone damage. L Gordon Cooper Jr reported visual distortions during a 22 orbit flight linking possible weightlessness effects. Adey urged caution noting sleep and dreaming are vital to brain renewal and warned of potential irreversible brain changes on longer missions.
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U.S
Cospar
International Committee For Space Research
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Tibet
W. R. Adey
University of California At Los Angeles
Cooper
Adey
United States
Two Chanute Women Bonded On Assault Charge
Audrey Head and Connie Bridges posted $15 bond each after arrest on an assault complaint filed by Glen ice Bernadine Willcox. Willcox said the two beat her in her car near a Chanute restaurant about 1 am Friday.
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Chanute
Audrey Head
S. Highland
Connie Bridges
Glenice Bernadine Willcox
E. Main
Timeline for manned Mars mission uncertain in 1980s debate
Denver report notes NASA officials estimate a crewed Mars landing likely in the late 1970s or early 1980s. Maxwell W Hunter of the National Space Council pushes a 1974 possibility if budgets stay controlled, while other NASA voices cite delays into the early eighties. Hunter criticizes oversized booster plans such as the Nova rocket concept.
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Denver
Colo
White House
Mars
Maxwell W. Hunter
National Space Council
Harold B. Finger
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Hunter
Florida
Weather summary for today and forecast notes
The report lists temperatures at 11 am 89 high 73 low with a contrast to year ago 73 and 62 and mentions historical extremes 102 in 1911 and 49 in 1915. Humidity at 11 am is 50 percent and barometer 28.84. Area forecast calls for partly cloudy warm conditions through Sunday with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms and nightly lows 70 to 75 with a Sunday high in the middle range.
Approach in Concert To Human Relations
Nearly 200 students at Benjamin Wright Raymond School in Chicago attended a Mozart Dvorak and Debussy quartet concert. The audience, all 9 to 12 year olds and all Negro, asked for autographs after. The program, Urban Gateway from Institute for Cultural Development, aims to expose children to arts to help address race issues.
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Benjamin Wright Raymond School
Mozart, Dvorak and Debussy
Helen B. Kolar
Raymond School
Institute For Cultural Development
Chicago
United States
Am bassadorial Express to Bonn Ended as Costly Symbol
The Ambassadorial Express, a private three car train serving U S diplomats between Bonn and Berlin, is retired as an expensive prestige symbol. It carried U S officials since World War II at about 119000 dollars annually, with only eight of 44 trips last year to Berlin and many others to ski resorts and entertainment. State Department planned to scrap it June 30 after a review urged ending operation.
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Washington
Bonn
Hills and
Germany
U.S
John J. Rooney
D-N.y
House
Berlin
Garmisch
Berchtesgaden
Rooney
William R. Tyler
George C. McGhee
Tyler
State Department
Benedict School Merger Vote Fails Again
Benedict residents rejected a five time merger plan with Midway by 43 for and 75 against in a last night vote ahead of the annual school meeting. Benedict lacks a high school while Benedict Grade School operates with about 20 students and two teachers for eight grades.
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Benedict
Midway
Altoona
Fredonia
Tribune Phone Number Reminder in Postal Notice
A terse notice instructs readers to contact their Tribune phone via their carrier and provides an after hours contact as HE 1 3400 after 6 pm for reachability and assistance.
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Tribune
Egyptian Jets Raid Saudi Border Towns Reported
The Defense Ministry charged that three Egyptian aircraft attacked Najran and Khams near the Saudi border on Thursday causing casualties and damage. A communique said two MIG jets and an Ilyushin bomber were involved and that Saudi antiaircraft guns drove the planes off.
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Jidda
Saudi Arabia
Defense Ministry
Najjran
Khams
Barricades Isolate Campus in Alabama
Barricades ringed the University of Alabama campus as segregationist leaders urged a dollar boycott against integration. Eugene Bull Connor called for a massive boycott of white merchants supporting racial equality. Police guarded the campus to curb expected enrollment of two Negro students, while Gov. George Wallace prepared a statewide stay-at-home appeal and planned a Sunday radio television broadcast.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Eugene ‘Bull Connor
Birmingham Police
State Capitol
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Leage
University Extension Center
Huntsville
Connor
Birmingham
Citizens Council
Holt
Democratic National
C. E. Hornsby Jr
Centreville
Leonard Wilson
Ku Klux Klan
Robert M. Shelton
Gov. Wallace
Dist
Seybourn H. Lysne
Kennedy
Washington
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
East Gadsden
Kennedy on Trail Of Womens Vote
AP report details Kennedy launching a speaking tour to win the women’s vote after military displays in three states. He unexpectedly attended John Burroughs High School’s senior prom in Burbank to repair a disrupted ballroom appearance and held a breakfast with Democratic women contributors. Earlier he met California Governor Edmund G Brown.
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Los Angeles
Kennedy
California
Tmuroughout
West
John Burroughs High School of
Surburban Burbank
Kennedy's Hotel
Edmund G. Brown
Burbank
Beverly Hilton
Jack Benny
Benny
Vatican City Faces Housing Crunch for Conclave
Vatican City workers scramble to house the cardinals for the historic conclave beginning June 19. More than half of the 82 Sacred College members are in Rome, with US prelates James Cardinal McIntyre, Joseph Ritter, Albert Meyer among those present. Cardinal Spellman and Cardinal Cushing awaited.
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Vatican City
The
Sacred College
Rome
John XXIII
United States
James Francis Cardinal MclIntyre
Los Angeles
Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Pope
Museum Acquires Medieval Queen's Shrine Masterpiece
NEW YORK AP One of the era’s most valuable medieval artworks, a 14th century shrine once believed to have belonged to Queen Elizabeth of Hungary, was acquired Friday by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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New York
Elizabeth of
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Eyes of Congress on Police Attire
Washington AP reports Capitol police and elevator operators face dressing criticisms from several senators who say uniforms are too plain while aides defend the look as needing shine and pressed uniforms. The debate notes a $22 000 cost to improve distinct dress. Byrd jokes about not being recognized by staff and guards.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Monroney
Cheatham
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Weather Across Nation Mostly Warm With Isolated Storms
Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures dominated the nation with scattered thundershowers in the West and northern Great Plains. Temperatures ranged from 45 in Ely Nevada to 84 in Omaha, with 50s in the West and 70s into North Dakota and Minnesota. A deadly Friday storm in Maryland and the Dakotas produced high winds and hail and at least one death.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Louisiana
Virginia
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Gulf
Rockies
North Dakota
Minnesota
Great Lakes
New England
Ely
Nev
Malad City
Idaho
Omaha
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mounains
Dakotas
Maryland
Cincinnati
Selection Tonight Of Miss Kansas
Pratt Kan AP A sell out crowd will see Miss Kansas chosen tonight from 10 finalists in the ninth annual pageant Names of finalists withheld until curtain rise Patricia Lee Smith 17 Wichita and Nancy Ninnine Juden 17 Arkansas City named winners in Friday prelim judging Smith won talent division for dramatic reading Juden topped swimsuit division Each received 75 scholarship and silver tray
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Pratt, Kan
Miss Kansas
Patricia Lee Smith
Wichita
Nancy Ninnine Juden
Arkansas City
Miss Smith
Miss Juden
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Gwen Wolken
S. Ashby
Alan Krone
Mrs. Wells
Mrs. Dunaway
Royce Wells
S. Central
Mrs. Douglas
Mrs. Beck
Hugh Douglas Jr
Thayer
Fred Osborn
Roy Coddington
T. C. Canatsey
Iola
Bud Lewis
S. Larson
Miss Wolken
Mrs. Osborn Mrs. Coddington
Mrs. Canatsey
Mrs. Lewis
Warsaw
Poland
Rita Godinez
Randy Phillips
Highland Park Playground
Rita
Lupe Godinez
N. Steuben
Charles Phillips
Meow the Cat
Carla
Johnny Shrimplin
Roosevelt School Playground
Blackie
Mike
Larry
John Lea
Carl Shrimplin
15Th
A. W. Lea
Central
Larry Mathews
Barricades
Alabama
Wallace
Pope John
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter's
Sistine Chapel
Vatican Apartments
Democrats
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
West Coast
Navy
China Lake
Calif
Mojave
Honolulu
Eyes of Congress
Capitol
Mike Monroney
D-Okxkla
William C. Cheatham
South Carolina
Nevada
Utah
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