Brothers Reunite After 26 Years For California Visit
Warren Carter 56 of Chanute and Troy Carter 69 of Turlock California rediscovered each other over the weekend after Warren’s son in law located Troy’s daughter in Paramont. Both men have families, with Warren’s daughters and six grandchildren and Troy’s two daughters and a granddaughter. The brothers and their families compare memories of a 1932 Dodge trip and their late parents.
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Warren Carter
S. Lafayette
Troy Carter
Turlock
Calif
Warren
Troy
Sand Springs
Okla
Tulsa
California
Tommy Durham
Chanute
Ant Paramont
Last-Ditch Talks Start For Steel
Pittsburg AP reports a last-ditch effort to settle basic steel labor talks. United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald did not attend a scheduled Executive Board meeting, fueling industry union speculation. A spokesman said he did not know if McDonald was in conference with industry officials. The board adjourned quickly after a brief session, prompting hopes for a statement at a later Wage Policy Committee meeting.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
Civil Rights Plan Presented by JFK
President Kennedy asks Congress for a five point civil rights program to end segregation in public accommodations education and employment. The plan includes a federal anti discrimination enforcement option a budget increase for training and jobs a desegregation mandate for schools and a community relations service aimed at reducing interracial tensions. Kennedy argues the measures are necessary to address a growing moral crisis and urges bipartisan support and passage as a package.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Billions Spent for Booze Not Being Hoarded
Berkeley based psychiatrists at the California School on Alcoholism report the nation’s drinking rises as alcohol consumption hits 160 million gallons of spirits, 90 million barrels of beer, and 150 million gallons of wine annually. They estimate 12,000 annual alcohol related deaths and total liquor costs at 10.5 billion dollars, compared with 550 million on get well cards and 306 million on chewing gum.
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Berkeley
Calif
California School On Alcoholism
University of California
United States
Hardin B. Jones
Donner Laboratory
Jones
Karl Bowman
Langley Porter Clinic
San Francisco
Retail Promotions Set by Committee
The Chamber of Commerce retail activities committee met at the Silver Grill to set future promotions led by chairman Jack Loss. A July Sidewalk Sale Day was scheduled for July 13. back-to-school events are planned for August 1 to 3. the annual Mexican Fiesta will be held in September. Chanute merchants attended, and a calling committee was named to contact local merchants about the next meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Silver Grill
Jack Loss
Chanute
Thayer JP Court to See 12 Man Jury Trial
A rare 12 member jury trial in Thayer Justice of the Peace court on traffic charges is set for this afternoon at 2 30. Two Erie youths Dick Marnell and Dale Moses face reckless driving pleas while a third unidentified youth pleaded guilty the day after arrest by deputy Carl Studebaker who cited drag racing within city limits. Prospective jurors were to be impaneled.
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Thayer
Erie
Dick Marnell
Dale Moses
Carl Studebaker
Studebaker
JP Court
Vernon Cross family reports burglary leads to odd theft
Police were told a thief broke into the Vernon Cross home and took two bottles of whisky and damaged 17 pairs of men s trousers by cutting off their left legs. The intruder also slashed 12 neck ties.
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Wichita
Vernon Cross
Rezoning Hearing Tonight on West Main
Public hearing before the city planning commission on rezoning West Main between Garfield and the west city limits from residential to business. Uniform Main zoning aims to stop spot changes. planning board will recommend to the city commission, which holds amendment authority. Hearing begins at 8 in the Memorial building city commission room.
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City Planning Commission
Garfield
West City
Main
Planning Board
City Commission
City Commission Room
Memorial Building
Kansas Traffic Death Log for June 28 1963
The Topeka AP dispatch reports Kansas traffic fatalities over the 24 hours ending 9 am Wednesday in June 1963, listing 226 deaths for comparable 1962 period at 242. The log notes daily totals and situational context for public safety records.
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Topeka
Kansas
77 Year Old Woman Shot to Death Here
Will Brown 83 recounts shooting his wife at their home 1306 N Garfield after a welfare visit and dress purchases. He says he fired two shots from three to four feet claiming self defense as his wife’s gun allegedly misfired. autopsy confirms a single chest wound.
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Will Brown
Lige Matlock
Brown
N. Garfield
John Jensen
Jensen
L. R. Spencer
Howard Spurrier
Spencer
George Neely
Robert Pennington
R. J. Burkman
KBI
Ray Emmons
Iola
Burkman
William Bailey
Soviet Space Duo Lands After 82 And 49 Orbits
Bykovsky and Tereshkova returned safely to earth, landing in Kazakhistan and near Karaganda respectively. Tass said Bykovsky completed 82 orbits in five days and Tereshkova 49 in three, with both in good health. The launches and landings were followed by crowds and media across the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Virgin Lands
Tass
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Miss Tereshkova
Andrian Nikolayev
Valentina
Air Force
L. Gordon Looper Jr
U.S
Weather summary and rainfall across Kansas fronts
Area rainfall from the front moved eastward across Kansas with showers and thunderstorms. Emporia reported 1.98 inches in 45 minutes, others included Mingo 1.46, Gove 1.26, Ellsworth 1.28 inches. Temperatures hold in the mid 70s to mid 80s as skies clear Thurs with little change.
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Topeka
Kansas
Emporia
Weather Bureau
Mingo
Gove
Ellsworth
Tribune Phone Help Line Guidance
Instructions urge readers to contact Tribune via carrier if unavailable. If contact fails, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p m for assistance or messages.
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Tribune
Weather Bureau Zone Change Improves Kansas Forecast
Intercepted letter notes Weather Bureau changed Kansas Area forecast zone from No 2 to No 9 on Saturday, reporting much improved weather. The brief missive is a personal remark on forecast accuracy and climate conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas Area
Why Time Differences in Murder Cases
Denver AP reports the 10th Circuit stayed the Kansas penitentary sentences for Perry Smith and Richard Hickock for 30 days while James Latham and George York await execution. Atty. Gen. Ferguson cites state court study of representation and prejudice plus Supreme Court delays as causes for differing timelines.
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10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Kansas Penitentiary
Topeka
Perry Edward Smith
Richard Hickock
Clutter
Holcomb
Kansas
York
Latham
Smith and Hickock
William M. Ferguson
Smith
Hickock
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Ferguson
Statehouse Dome to Reopen for Tourists in July
TOPEKA AP The Kansas statehouse dome, closed for repairs about two years, will reopen to tourists starting July 1. Visitors may reach the dome via an outside stairway and tour hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. led by Secretary of State Paul Shanan han announced today.
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Topeka
Kansas Statehouse
Paul Shanahan
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