Rights workers search intensified in Mississippi disappearance
Federal and state agents pressed door to door and gully to gully searches at daybreak for three missing civil rights workers in Philadelphia Mississippi. Allen Dulles heads to Mississippi on a White House mission to aid the probe as the charred station wagon was found near a swamp northeast of Philadelphia. Missing are Andy Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Cheney.
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Miss
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Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Missis
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White House
FBI
Neshoba County
Neshoba
Mississip
Andy Goodman
Michael Schwerner
New York City
James Cheney
Meridian
Cheney
Johnson
Dulles
Paul B. Johnson
Highway Patrol
State 21
Owl Creek
Dog Victim of Broken Home in Lexington Div vis option
In Lexington Kentucky an eight year old Dalmatian named Rorscharch will alternate summers between Thomas E. and Bessie Hager Masters, as the divorced couple fight for sole ownership. Masters offers a home with a picture window in Nicholasville while Mrs. Masters wants Maine Chance Farm. Circuit Judge Nolan Carter ordered monthly alternating possession with visitation until the divorce concludes, after which a final decision or division of the dog would be needed.
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Lexington
Rorscharch
Thomas E
Bessie Hager Masters
Masters
Nicholasville
Health Care Is Dropped By House
Washington AP President Johnson's health care proposal for the aged was dropped by the House Ways and Means Committee. The panel pursued a bill to boost Social Security cash payments but deadlocked. Proponents moved to drop the measure to avoid a vote, limiting debate to retirement system changes.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
Death of Frank Scully at 71 after many operations
Palm Springs AP Frank Scully a Hollywood writer and Variety columnist died at 71 after more than 40 operations over 30 years. The death Tuesday was attributed to a coronary occlusion. Scully joined 20th Century Fox in 1932 and later authored illness books including Fun in Bed.
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Calif
Frank Scully
Scully
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Variety
Phony telegram costs $100, a San Bernardino loss
Richard Loss of San Bernardino received a Seattle telegram asking for $100, signed by his son Richard Loss Jr. He wired the money before discovering his son never went to Seattle and lives in Princeton, N.J. Authorities called it a phony wire, totaling the loss at $100.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Richard Loss
Seattle
Wash
Richard Loss Jr
Loss
Princeton
N.J
Loss Jr
Ambulance crews clash over patient in Mission store
In Mission Kansas two ambulance teams arrived simultaneously after a man collapsed in a suburban store. Each driver grabbed an arm and argued over who would transport him before a physician arrived and ruled that hospitalization was unnecessary.
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Kansas City
Mission
Kan
Mission Police
Londerholm Campaign Swing Hits Chanute Tomorrow
Republican attorney general candidate Robert Londerholm will visit Chanute tomorrow as part of a southeast Kansas campaign swing. Mrs Allan Hall will host a coffee in his honor at the Guest House on South Santa Fe at 3 p.m.
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Robert Londerholm
Johnson County
Chanute
Kansas
Allan Hall
South Santa Fe
Revenge in Death By Hawk's Victim
A hawk carrying a dead squirrel landed on a 13 000 volt line near the Edward A Rawlings home in Kansas City Kansas. The wet wooden pole touched by the squirrel sparked a flash and smoke before the hawk dropped dead.
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Kansas City
Kan
Edward A. Rawlings
Meeting on Area Growth Ends on Optimistic Note
Governors from Illinois Nebraska South Dakota Missouri held a conference on industrial development. Gov Otto Kerner urged an economic takeoff for the Midwest while others urged regional planning and home grown industry.
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Otto Kerner
Illinois
Midwest
Midlands
East
West
Kerner
Frank B. Morrison
Nebraska
Archie Gubrud
South Dakota
John M. Dalton
Missouri
FTC Orders Health Warnings on Cigarette Labels and Ads
The Federal Trade Commission requires by 1965 that cigarette packaging and advertising clearly disclose that smoking is a health hazard and may cause death from cancer and other diseases. The rule sets deadlines for labels by January 1, 1965 and for ads by July 1, 1965, with flexible language to convey the warning.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
The
Paulland Dixon
House Commerce Committee
Crow Becomes Witness in Ragland Rooming House Fire
In Liberal Kansas arson investigators examined a porch blaze at Mrs. J. M. Ragland's rooming house. Blacky the neighborhood crow perched on the roof watching firefighters. Firemen found no clear cause and suspected Blacky dropped a lit cigarette into a crack in the porch roof.
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Liberal
Kan
J. M. Ragland
Blacky
Centrifuge Builds World’s Largest Space Flight Simulator
Downey Calif AP scientists construct what is described as the world’s largest centrifuge capable of supporting four men for 30 days in simulated spaceflight.
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Downey
Calif
Revised Kansas driver license suspensions aim at accident causes
Kansas motor vehicle chief L A Billings announced a revision to suspend rules to target offenses linked to crashes. The plan lowers most suspension durations but enforces a firmer approach, using offense type and repeat violations to set length. A 12 month window triggers license revocation for three moving violations.
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Ings
Kansas
Billings
Taylor Named U S Ambassador to South Viet Nam
Gen Maxwell D Taylor, undefeated in war, is named to head U S civilian and military efforts in South Viet Nam. He will unify operations from Saigon, replacing Henry Lodge and reporting to President Johnson. Westmoreland and Alexis Johnson will be key lieutenants.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Taylor
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Capitol Hill
Ing
Senate
William C. Westmoreland
A. Alexis Johnson
Pleasant Kansas Weather With Warm Days Ahead
Topeka reports fair weather with no storms through Thursday. Skies clear and highs near 90, after several days of heavy rain in some areas. Lows tonight expected in the 50s and 60s as temperatures rise into the 80s today.
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Topeka
Kansas
Moon Eclipse Tonight Over Cadillac Mountain
Moonwatchers in Mount Desert Maine anticipate a vivid red eclipse visible from Cadillac Mountain. The event marks the first of two total lunar eclipses this year with penumbral entry at 4 48 p m Chanute time and totality from 6 16 p m to 7 57 p m local. The moon exits the shadow at 10 14 p m and the next total eclipse will occur on December 18.
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Mount Desert, Maine
Cadillac Mountain
Mount Desert
Maine
Neosho Ties Are Now Bound
Edna Johnson Wittsell aged 73 married her former eighth grade teacher Paul Browning 82 in St. Luke's Methodist church in Richmond California. The couple honeymooned after weekend nuptials as they recalled meeting in a Neosho County country school in 1907.
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Richmond, Calif
Edna Johnson Wittsell
Edna and
Paul Browning
San Francisco Bay
St. Luke's ~ Methodist Church
Neosho County
Kan
California
Contra Costa County
Chanute High School
Edna Petterson
S. Central
Edna Johnson
Browning
Oil Compact Seeks Big Cut In Oil Imports
BILLINGS Mont AP The Interstate Oil Compact Commission will urge the Interior Department to sharply reduce oil imports and will withdraw support for the Federal Power Commission area formula for natural gas prices. The plan grew from a mid year meeting after industry leaders testified that imports and high federal lease output threaten independent operators and the domestic oil supply.
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Billings
Mont
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Interior Department
Federal Power Commission
Louisiana
Airman Sucked From Plane Dies in Six Mile Fall
In Lewisville Texas an Air Force navigator Capt Richard Car 35 was blown out of a B52 when a hatch door blew off Tuesday. He fell six miles to his death. his body was found on a nearby farm during a search by state and county officers.
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Lewisville
Tex
Air Force
Richard Car 35
Here
Topless swimsuit banned from contest in McAllen
In McAllen Texas an American Legion post chapter refused to admit a contestant for the annual bathing beauty review who planned to wear a topless bathing suit. The decision follows a dispute over dress code and public decency standards.
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Mcallen, Tex
American Legion Post
No News Tip for Last Week Contestolitan Note
The Tribune offers a 3 award for tips on unusual happenings fires serious accidents or human interest events from Chanute and four counties. Call collect at HE 1-4100 8 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday and 8 am to 1 pm Saturday or at HE 1-2972 or HE 1-1417 after hours. This week's winner will be announced next Monday.
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The
Tribune
Chanute
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Uncertain Health Hazard Label
An intercepted letter to Cha discusses what label should be placed on automobiles when misused as a national health hazard. The note questions appropriate warning wording and framing for consumer safety.
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Cha
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