No Clue Of Trio Found In Mississippi Disappearance
Mississippi roadblock investigators questioned motorists near the burned station wagon site connected to the disappearances of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney. FBI and highway patrol squads expanded searches across lakes swamps and roads while volunteers arrived to aid voter registration drives.
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Andy Goodman
New York
James Chaney
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Red Clay Hill
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Highway Patrol
Gwin Cole
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Goodman
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Council of Federated Organization
U.S. Motors
Emerson Electric and Wells-Lamont Corp
Kansas Delegation Shows Soft Sell in New York City
A 40 Kansans group led by Gov. John Anderson visited New York for Kansas Day at the World’s Fair. The trip aimed to thank New York industries and celebrate existing Kansas ties, with a Waldorf reception and broad business representation. The World Telegram noted the courteous, non hard sell approach as a success.
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John Anderson
Fred Harris
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Milt Snyder
R. J. Hayes
Harris
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Kansas Is
New York World-Telegram
Waldorf-Astoria
York Area
World-Telegram
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Chamber of Commerce
Wayne Whelan
Trip notes on Chanute outreach strategy and participants
Scraps describe Milt Snyder Red Hayes and the narrator planning to maximize good by visiting many people at Chanute events and avoiding overlap with each other. An eastern banker asked Snyder how many people joined the trip from Chanute.
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Red Hayes
Myself
Chanute
Snyder
Cha
Shawnee Club Fivesome Produces Two Holes in One
Ike Smith and Ken Stapleton teamed at Shawnee Country Club for a Sunday fivesome. On the 146 yard 13th hole Smith aced with a six iron, then Stapleton followed with a nine iron to make another ace atop Smith. It was Smith's first hole in one since joining in 1941. Stapleton notched his second.
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Topeka
Ike Smith
Ken Stapleton
Shawnee Country Club
Smith
Stapleton
Dirigible Sails Over Chanute At Noon Today
A Goodyear dirigible flew over Chanute around 12:20 PM appearing to travel from the west and turning north. The balloon like craft, propelled, carried a suspended car beneath its elongated envelope. FAA at Martin Johnson Airport reported no contact to determine origin or destination.
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Chanute
Goodyear
FAA
Martin Johnson
Tribune Contact Phone Line Advice
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. When unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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JayCees Install Officers and Honor Members at inaugural Ball
At the Chanute JayCees inaugural Ball held at the Masonic Temple on Saturday night fifty attendees watched the installation of officers including Sutcliffe as president Colvin as first vice president Lantz as second vice president Pate as secretary Smoot as treasurer Groves as state director Reynolds and Heaton as directors. Awards were given to Dean Sutcliffe Outstanding Chairman of the Year Mel Williams Outstanding Spoke and Jack Groves JayCee of the Year Skinner received honorary JayCee membership Christiansen was named JayCee Key Man of the Year. The Hootannany event Friday night at the Memorial Auditorium drew over 500. profits fund JayCees public service projects.
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Masonic Temple
Lonnie Pender
Coffeyville
Bill Skinner
Caney
Dean Sutcliffe
Mel Williams
Jack Groves
Skinner
Chanute Jay
Cees
Ray Christiansen
JayCees
Sutcliffe
Herman Colvin
Gary Lantz
Pate
Bill Smoot
Groves
Bob Reynolds
Ralph Heaton
Hootannany
Memorial Auditorium
Americans Cut Cigarette Use After Health Report Released
Washington AP Americans reduced cigarette consumption by about 16 billion sticks and 6.5 percent from the first half of last year after a government health report linked smoking to hazards. The Agriculture Department notes shifts toward cigars pipes and roll-your-own tobacco while overall year end cigarette use is projected at 507 billion, down 2 percent from the prior year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Airborne vaccines could immunize without needles
Denver scientist Dr. Gardner Middlebrook of National Jewish Hospital says mass immunization via airborne vaccines could prevent tuberculosis polio and measles. The method uses attenuated organisms sprayed into a controlled chamber. a single sniff could render a person immune, but fears and need for non-disease producing vaccines remain hurdles.
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Denver
Colo
Gardner Middlebrook
National Jewish Hospital
Sbang Vac
U.S
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log For Week
Kansas traffic death log shows 63 fatalities so far in June 1964 and 293 for the comparable 1964 period, with 259 deaths recorded in the 1963 period. Data covers 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansans Content to Let World Go By, Says Kimball
Solon T. Kimball, professor at Teachers College Columbia, adds his alarm over Kansas exporting brain assets. A K State graduate and Downs native, he notes Kansans enjoy an ideal life at home and may ignore global opportunities. Continued on Page 2.
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Solon T. Kimball
Teachers College
Columbia University
Kimball
Downs
Elderly Man Drowns In Home Basement
In Los Angeles police report Charles Schaefere aged 76 fell on a broken basement step while fixing a leaky pipe. He struck his head on a cement wall and collapsed into three inches of water, dying before his wife found him Sunday.
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Los Angeles
Charles Schaefere
Johnson says must be prepared to risk war for freedom
President Johnson, in a non political speech at a Swedish Day festival in Minneapolis, urged readiness to risk war to defend freedom while seeking just peace. He defended aid to South Vietnam and cautioned that East West disagreements can stem from honest differences, not domination.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Michigan
Minnesota
Minneapolis
South
Viet Nam
U S Supreme Court criticized by Gov Anderson on apportionment
Gov John Anderson called the U S Supreme Court far afield for ruling state legislatures must be population based. He urged constitutional amendments and cited Kansas plans, unicameral Nebraska, and Massachusetts practices while suits challenge Kansas House apportionment. He also commented on civil rights and law during a broader speech.
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Topeka
John Anderson
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Colorado
Anderson
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Fear for 17 In Air Crash
Two U S Air Force planes collided and crashed two miles off Bermuda. Seven of the 24 crew were rescued as boats, a Navy helicopter, and Air Force helicopters searched the area. Planes from McCoy AFB Orlando carried 12 men each. One HC54 and one HC97 were involved in practice drops for air rescue films.
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Bermuda
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McCoy Air Force Base
Orlando
Fla
Katy derailment tip wins Tribune reporting prize
Larry Lee top tipster prevails as readers aid The Tribune with news tip about box car derailment on the Katy railroad near Petrolia. Tipsters in Chanute and four-county area urged to report unusual happenings by phone, with prize details and contact numbers provided.
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R. J. Humboldt
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Seven Die in Kansas Traffic Weekend Toll
Seven people were killed in traffic accidents across Kansas during the weekend. Mary Ann Weeks, 33, of White City died Sunday when her car collided with a pickup five miles west of Dwight. Lee Griffin, 56, of Junction City died in a head on crash four miles east of Junction City on U S 40. Rodney G. Tabb, 32, was hospitalized at Fort Riley. Griffin’s car crossed the center line and met Tabb’s car. James Parsons, 41, of Douglas died Sunday when his car left a country road and hit an embankment north of Rose Hill. Mrs. Carl Yates, 28, of Kansas City Kansas, sustained injuries in a two car collision Saturday in Wyandotte County. Genaro Castillo, 20, of Muncie Kansas, suffered head injuries. Marvin C. High, 48, of Wichita, died Saturday in a one car crash on the I 35 by-pass by the city’s west edge. Eugene Calvin Roseleaf, 39, of Keokuk Iowa, was killed Saturday on U S 54 west of Haviland when a tire blew and the car overturned. Norma Roseleaf, 32, died Sunday of injuries. Jose H. David, 40, of Topeka, died Saturday of injuries from June 0 when struck by a pickup west of Meriden. David was a Hungarian refugee. The patrol said no relatives could be located.
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White City
Dwight
Junction City
Lee Griffin
U.S. 40
Rodney G. Tabb
Irwin Army Hospital
Ft. Riley
Griffin
James H. Parsons
Douglas
Kan
Rose Hill
Carl Yates
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Kansas
Genaro Castillo
Muncie
Marvin C. High
An Lowan
Eugene Calvin Roseleaf
Keokuk
U.S. 54
Haviland
Norma Roseleaf
Jose H. David
Topeka
Meriden
David
Highway Patrol
Weather area forecast for Kansas including showers and highs
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Little temperature change. Lows near 60s, highs near 90s in eastern counties and near 100 in western Kansas. Reports show scattered activity in Pittsburg, Parsons, and Salina with varied overnight lows and daytime highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s across the state.
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Kansas
Earlier Tests For Draftees
Washington AP reports 18-year-olds will begin earlier draft examinations starting Wednesday to assess if they meet physical and mental standards for military service. The presidential order shifts the schedule so 18-year-olds learn their fitness earlier, replacing the prior practice of waiting until age 21 or 22.
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