Kennedy crash injures senator. two die in apple orchard
Senator Edward M. Kennedy was hospitalized with a broken back after a private plane crashed in an apple orchard near Barnes Airport, Westfield. Pilot Edwin T. Zimny, 48, and Kennedy aide Edward Moss, 41, died. Birch Bayh and wife were wounded mildly. Kennedy remains in fair condition with fractures to ribs and lower spine.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Thomas F. Corriden
Cooley- Dickinson Hospital
Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Edwin T. Zimny
Lawrence
Edward Moss
Barnes Airport
Westfield
Barnes
Robert Schauer
Civil Rights Bill Passed by Senate
After 83 days of debate the Senate approved the civil rights bill by 73 to 27, sending it to the House for expected quick passage. Leaders foresee Johnson signing by July 4, with praise from civil rights supporters and alarm from some Southern governors.
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Senate
Washington
House
America
South
Dixie
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Barry Goldwater Leads with 694 Delegates for Nomination
AP survey shows Goldwater at 694 first ballot votes, 39 above the 655 needed to clinch the Republican nomination. Scranton rises to 138, Rockefeller 105, Lodge 45, Smith 15, Nixon 8, with 84 for favorites and 219 uncommitted. Maryland adds nine to Scranton, gaining two from Rockefeller and two from uncommitted.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Montana
Arizona
Associated Press
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Maryland
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Burglars Active At Five Places In Galesburg
Burglars operated at five sites in Galesburg and nearby areas, including the VC fertilizer plant office on West 21st, Burlington Mfg. Co. on West 3rd, and Empire Billiards on East Main. At Galesburg sites Shaw Mig Co. plant now Bush Hog and Galesburg Lumber Co. were entered. Losses were light overall but the fertilizer plant office suffered notable damage. Police and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation investigated, with about $25 in change taken at the Burlington office and several small items missing at other sites.
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VC Fertilizer Plant
West 21St
Burlington Mfg. Co
W. 3Rd
Empire Billiards
E. Main
Galesburg
Shaw Mig. Co
Bush Hog
Galesburg Lumber Co
George Neely
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Shaw
Lumber
Burlington
Empire
V-C
Weather forecast and Kansas wheat harvest boost
Partly cloudy with strong winds and a hot spell in Kansas as the wheat harvest gains from a 24 hour rainfall halt. No precipitation reported in 24 hours ending 6 am but tonight and Sunday may see thunderstorms. Temperatures surged with Russell at 102 Garden City 101 and Wichita 100, lows 54 to 78. Expect cooler today with upper 80s and 90s Sunday. tonight lows 50 to 70s.
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Weather Bureau
Russell
Garden City
Wichita
Goodland
Salina
Wamego
H. C. Miller announces candidacy for probate judge
H. C. Miller, longtime Chanute resident of 64 years, teacher of 33 years, and member of the Methodist church Masons Elks and American Legion announced today as a Republican candidate for probate judge. He lives at 211 S. Central.
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H. C
Cappy) Miller
S. Central
Miller
Chanute
Methodist Church
Masons, Elks and American Legion
Maybe Teeth Is His Disguise
Louis Martella, 64, described by police as toothless, was charged with petty larceny for stealing 24 tubes of toothpaste from a Commack, New York supermarket. He disappeared from court while being taken to a detention cell, and police issued an alarm for him.
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Commack
N. Y
Louis Martella
Louie
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted correspondence strand questions California's political climate after notable wooing by Rockefeller, Goldwater, and President Johnson. The message, addressed to Cha, filters opinions on public affairs and remains brief with a civic-minded tone.
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California
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Johnson
Storms Roam Over Iowa Cause Damage Across Southwest
Severe weather lashed Iowa with tornadoes and heavy rain. In Page County near Shenandoah to Clarinda a tornado path damaged vehicles, homes, and farms with at least three injured and several structures destroyed. Airport hangars and planes were hit in Clarinda, while residents sheltered in a building with no serious injuries. Patients from Shenandoah hospital include Robert Jackson, Carrie Thomas, and Bill Edward.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Page County
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Robert Jackson
Springfield
Carrie Thomas
Shendoah
Bill Edward
Conn
Topekan Killed in Crash on U. S. 24 East of Perry
John P. Kennedy 25 of Topeka was killed when a car failed to make a curve east of here on U S 24 and struck a utility pole. His brother David Kennedy also of Topeka was injured.
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Perry, Kan
API
John P. Kennedy
Topeka
Here
U. S. 24
David Kennedy
Chanute Canoe Rally Set At Santa Fe Lake Tomorrow
Entries rise for Chanute Canoe Rally to be held tomorrow afternoon at Santa Fe Lake with registration open until noon. Events include three races across three age groups, a slalom, a 20-yard sprint, and a round-the-lake endurance race. Rally Queen Marcella Weber will present trophies. activities include canoe jousting and water ski clowns. proceeds fund Boy Scout canoe projects.
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Santa Fe Lake
State of
Kansas
Chanute Knights of Columbus
The
Chanute Boat Club
Marcella Weber
G. Edwin Weber
Central
Knights of Columbus
Fuel Won't Detonates Under Titan 3 Booster Impact
The Air Force reports tests show solid fuel in Titan 3 rocket boosters does not detonate on impact. A naval ordnance research track hurled an 118,000 pound motor segment into a concrete abutment at 435 mph. the fuel did not detonate and the rocket passed the test.
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China Lake
Calif
Air Force
Naval Ordnance Research
Western Europe Faces U S Push on China Threat
Washington officials growl at Europe for not grasping the gravity of Red China's Southeast Asia aggression. Johnson defends U S resolve to defend freedom, seeks moral and political European support, not direct military aid, amid Franco and Gaulle neutrality debates and existing Southeast Asia neutrality pacts.
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Washington
Western Europe
Red China
Southeast Asia
China
Peking
U.S
United States
Charles de Gaulle
France
Johnson
Laos
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
53 Persons Killed In Formosa Crash
A Nationalist Chinese airliner with 48 passengers, many Americans, crashed near Taichung Formosa. Police say there were no survivors though initial reports vary on survivors and Malay but one survived severely hurt. The CAT twin engine C46 departed from Pescadores en route to Taipei and exploded near Divine Hill Shenkang.
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Taipei
Formosa
Civil Air Transport
CAT
Taichung
Pescadores
Shenkang
Divine Hill
It Is There It Is No It Isn t Car Theft Tale
In Middletown New York police report a car theft cycle where Ed ward Crouse’s car was stolen then recovered and sold to Charles Wright who later had it stolen again. The incidents occurred within a few hours on Friday.
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Crouse
Wright
Tribune Phone Dial-In Instruction
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier by dialing HE 1-3400 after 6 pm for assistance.
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Tribune
Johnson outlines urban extension plan during California trip
President Johnson visits Irvine and San Francisco as he presses a plan for a university operated urban extension service akin to the Agriculture Department program for rural areas. He asks the Education Commissioner to meet with leaders to explore implementing urban outreach through colleges and universities.
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Irvine
Calif
Johnson
Agriculture Department
California
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Los Angeles
University of California
Orange County
America
Agricultural Extension Service
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Urban Extension Service
Congress
Kansas Coach Easton Revives Man in Rain in Oregon
W E Bill Easton of the University of Kansas was elected vice president of the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association. He revived Robert McCord of Baker Oregon after McCord slumped from what appeared to be a heart attack, using mouth to mouth resuscitation. McCord was treated at a hospital and released.
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Cugene
Ore
W. E
Bill) Easton
University of Kansas
National Collegiate Track Coaches Association
Weems Baskin
South Carolina
Easton
Robert McCord
Baker
Kansas
McCord
Traffic Fatalities Log Reports 1964 Kansas Death Toll
TOPEKA AP reports Kansas traffic fatalities over the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Saturday June 1, 1964. The log lists 40 deaths, up from 37 the previous year and 269 for the year to date. Comparisons show 1963 had 237 fatalities in the same period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Five Die In Jones County Car Collision Near Oklahoma City
Five youths from Jones were killed in a two car crash on a winding county road. Victims Shirley Ann Britt 20 Marie Brodrick 12 Keith Choate 17 Sammy Williams 17 Bob Hopens 16. Ray Britt 20 and Michael Hogan 17 were involved with Hogan injured critically. The boys were members of Jones high school football team.
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Oklahoma City
Jones
Shirley Ann Britt
Keith Choate
Bob Hopens
Sammy Williams
Marie Brodrick
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Bayh
Barh
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Hyannis Port
Cape Cod
Rose Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Santa Fe Park
Russ Corbitt
Sen
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Barry
H.C. Miller
Cha
Yours
Topekan
West Europe
Middletown
N.Y
Someboy
Edward Crouse
Charles Wright
Bill Eaton
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