Thick Oil Boom Forecast in Southeast Kansas and Missouri
Oil and gas observers report renewed activity along the Missouri Kansas border as heavy thick oil in shale-like rocks prompts extensive leasing. Geologist Jim Guinotte notes a panic in the area with several million acres already leased across western Missouri and eastern Kansas, extending to Franklin county and the Oklahoma line.
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Kansas
Missouri-Kansas State Line
The
Oil & Gas Journal
Bor
Der
Journal
Jim Guinette
Chanute
Guinotte
Shell Oil Company
Missouri
Franklin County
Oklahoma Line
Chanute and
Erie Area
Mathews Transfers To Salina Journal Move
Larry Mathews of The Tribune will transfer to Salina Monday as a general assignment reporter for The Salina Journal. He has covered sports, schools and general assignments for six years at The Tribune. The Harris group owns multiple papers including The Tribune Ottawa Herald Garden City Telegram Hutchinson News and Olathe News.
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Larry Mathews
Tribune News
Salina
Salina Journal
Mathews
Tribune
Randall
Lora
Brenda
Inonu to Meet Johnson Over Cyprus Crisis in Washington
Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu will confer with President Johnson in Washington starting June 23 on the Cyprus crisis. Greece's PM George Papandreou may be invited for a separate talk. The visit follows a Ball mission to Greece and Turkey.
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Washington
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Johnson
White House
George Papandreou
Greece
Inonu
George W. Ball
George E. Reedy
United States
Cyprus
Bankrupt Stamp Firm On Block In Chicago
American Savings Stamp Inc, a trading stamp firm, is set for liquidation on July 16 by Referee Stephen Chammers in Chicago. Creditors include American Bank Note Co and others. trustee Harry Ash will oversee claims. Liabilities are estimated at about 210000, assets 176000, with a proposed bond offering to satisfy losses. The firm briefly operated in Kansas where trading stamps faced legal restrictions.
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Chicago
American Savings Stamp, Inc
Stephen Chammers
American Bank Note Co
Clinton E. Frank, Inc
Advertising Metal Display Co
Harry Ash
U.S
Illinois
Kansas
Mannequin With Temperature Request
Houston reports the Manned Spacecraft Center has requested a mannequin with mechanical insides to maintain human skin temperatures for testing and training.
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Houston, Tex
Manned Spacecraft Center
U S 69’s Future Is Four Lanes Across Kansas
U S Highway 69 will become a four lane limited access road from Kansas City to the Oklahoma border. Kansas officials are buying land now to accommodate four lanes and relocations may be required east or west of the present route. An interstate line along the state border to Joplin is deemed dead. Pittsburg State’s Dr. Dudley Cornish urged using frontier history to boost interest in the border region.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Kansas City
Oklahoma
U. S. Highway 69 Association
Walter Johnson
Kansas Highway Commission
Linn
Miami
Kansas
Johnson
State Line
Joplin
Dudley T. Cornish
Pittsburg State
Border
West German leader sees no Soviet East German threat
Washington reports that Ludwig Erhard and President Johnson agreed the Soviet East German friendship pact need not alarm the West. German and State Department experts call it a weak concession to Ulbricht, while urging vigilance and firm Western stance. Johnson and Erhard celebrate a durable alliance, aiming to widen trade and reduce tensions in Europe.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
U.S.S.R
Moscow
State Department
Walter Ulbricht
White House Rose Garden
Erhard
Lbj Ranch
Europe
Germany
United States
Extensive Damage In Traffic Crash Near Elm Street
A collision at 1110 W. Elm at about 5 45 p m yesterday caused extensive damage but no injuries. A 1955 Plymouth driven by Joyce G Woodward 18 of 1106 N Garfield and a 1957 Ford station wagon backed from the Tom Ogden driveway were involved. Plymouth owned by Elvis Mayfield 416 E 11th was a total loss. Ogden car damage estimated at 250 dollars.
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W. Elm
Joyce G. Woodward
N. Garfield
Carol Ogden
Tom Ogden
Elvis Mayfield
Ogden
Costly to Motorist in Kansas City
Mrs Mary Stout aged 25 and her husband jumped from their car to aid a boy who ran into a truck and fell. Returning to the car they found their purse missing containing jewelry valued at 575 dollars.
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Kansas City
Mary Stout
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area June 1964
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday June 1 1964 listing 1 fatality in Topeka and 252 statewide compared with 227 in June 1963.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate Defeats Amendments To Civil Rights Bill
The Senate on its fourth day under cloture rejected several Southern amendments. Johnston’s bid to exclude child welfare and adoption services from discrimination cuts failed 56 to 29, with Kosten noting Washington pays about 25 million annually. Tower’s amendment forcing EEOC employees to identify themselves failed 55 to 30. Long’s club exemption clarification passed by voice vote, removing “bona fide” language. Dirksen and Humphrey predicted possible passage by Wednesday.
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Washington
Senate
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Sec
Johnston
John O. Pastore
Dr.j
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Russell B. Long
D-La
Everett M. Dirksen
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Area forecast: showers and storms through Sunday
Mostly cloudy weather continues with showers and thunderstorms through Sunday morning. Tonight's low near 65 to 70, Sunday highs in the mid 80s. A 1963 high of 102 and a 1955 low of 53 are noted for historical reference. Humidity around 11 am and barometer near 28.89 inches, falling.
Rainy weekend forecast hits Kansas with heavy totals
AP reports heavy rains soaked southeast and northwest Kansas, with Oswego recording 5.35 inches and McAllaster 4.30. Additional readings included McCune 3.65, Altamont 3.18, Walnut 2.17, Coffeyville 2.20, Pittsburg 1.69, Haranja 3.57, Trading Post 1.06, Columbus 4.04. Wheat harvestareas saw little or no rain, foretelling a return to full operation as weekend brings unsettled weather from a Gulf air front. Highs ranged 77 to 92, lows 56 to 70, with a front across the state fueling thunderstorms.
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Topeka
Kansas
McCune
Altamont
Walnut
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Havana
Trading Post
Columbus
Hoxie
Oakley
Hill City
WaKeeney
Ellis
Hays
Lenora
Phillipsburg
Smith Center
Belle City
Hunter
Densmore
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Chanute
Olathe
Garden City
Goodland
Wamego
Four Room House Is Stolen In Grand Blanc Township
Floyd Ray reported to Genesee County sheriff's office that a four room frame house purchased in Grand Blanc township vanished. The 24 by 24 foot structure, its foundation, septic tank, and graded property were gone and Ray last visited two weeks ago.
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Flint, Mich
Genesee
Scranton Declares Run For GOP Nomination In Crusade
Scranton launches a Lincolnian bid for the Republican presidential nomination to rescue the party from Goldwater. He gains mixed reactions from Ike, Nixon questions the timing, and Rockefeller backs a party choice as Scranton travels to Hartford amid a huge delegate gap.
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Scranton
Washington
William W. Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Harrisburg
Maryland
Baltimore
Hartford
Connecticut
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwa
Johnson
Registration for Cha nute Learn to Swim Program
Registration dates for the Cha nute Learn to Swim program co sponsored by the City Recreation Commission and Neo sho County Red Cross were announced by Nada Wagoner program supervisor. Registration runs June 15 through June 26 weekdays 9 am to 12 noon and 1 to 3 pm at the Launching Pad. The program runs July 20 to July 31 with a 1 registration fee to cover costs. Last year 1290 people enrolled across beginner intermediate and swimmer divisions. Participants must pass the beginner test to move to another division. Margaret Ranabargar is the supervisor. Reading class children may enroll in the 11 15 swimming class. Call the Recreation Department HE 14199 for more information.
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City Recreation Commission
Neosho County
Margaret Ranabargar
Recreation Department
Price of Peanuts outrage prompts plea to state senate
An Atlanta reader, Ruth Kendrick, 10, writes to State Senator Ed Kendrick complaining about peanut prices rising over three years and urges amending the constitution to curb vendor pricing. The note was left on Kendrick's desk and signed by Ruth.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ed Kendrick
Kendrick
Georgia
Ruth
Black Bears Fetch One Dollar Each at Pasco Zoo Auction
At Chiawana Zoo in Pasco Washington an auction Friday saw black bears go for one dollar each and an African lion bring fifty two dollars the highest price realized.
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Black Bears
Pasco, Wash
Chiawana Zoo
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