Strike Warning From Rail Unions Sparks National Tension
Washington AP Chief railroad negotiator J E Wolfe said the country is on the verge of a national railroad strike as five unions bypass national talks and seek separate negotiations with two railroads. He warned unions intend to strike Wednesday and released a letter to Labor Secretary Wirtz urging prompt action to avert private disputes becoming a public disaster.
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Washington
J.E. Wolfe
Wolfe
W. Williard Wirtz
Labor Department
Southern Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Congress
Supreme Court
Afl-Cio
Locomotive Engineers
Order of
Johnsons march against poverty aims at youth job corps
President Johnson briefs Congress on a $962.5 million war on poverty focused on young Americans aged 16 to 21. The plan centers on a Job Corps reminiscent of the CCC, enrolling up to 100,000 youths for conservation work and training, with an Office of Economic Opportunities led by Sargent Shriver to coordinate efforts and a Volunteers for America corps.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Office of Economic Opportunities
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
The
Volunteers For America
Job Corps
Youth Conservation Corps
Nation’’ Service Corps
Neosho GOP Uninstructed Delegation Plans and Seats
The Neosho County Republican Central Committee will send an uninstructed delegation to the 5th district and state conventions to select delegates for the Republican National Convention. A slate of 12 delegates and 12 alternates was named for both district and state, with a unit-rule stance and endorsement of Sam Mellinger for National Committeeman.
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Neosho County
Republican Central Committee
Robert H. Allen
GOP
Neosho Gop
Home Savings
Fredonia
Topeka
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
Nine Long
Erie
Dica Magner
Galesburg
Edna Peterson
Eva Parr
Edna Hargrave
Russell Page
Kimball
Jon Dartington
Ava Jeffrey Erie
James Blessing
Ernest Harmis
Rodger
Kensinger
Eric
Wendell Bowyer
Ray George
St. Paul
Rabern Powers
Thayer
Hayworth Tip Winner at Chanute Farm Story
Last week's $3 news tip award goes to Frank Hayworth of Humboldt R. 2 for a report about hitting a spring while digging a pond on his farm northeast of Chanute. The spring fills his pond during a drought, and the Tribune notes the ongoing tip program and contact numbers for readers to send in tips.
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Frank Hayworth
Humboldt R. 2
Chanute
Kansas
Hayworth
Tribune
The
Railroad officials in Kansas report no strike information
Wichita AP dispatch says Kansas railroad officials including Rock Island Lines Frisco and Missouri Pacific Railway reported no knowledge of a possible nationwide strike. A Santa Fe spokesman in Topeka echoed the sentiment, saying they had heard nothing.
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Wichita
Kansas
Rock Island Lines
Frisco Railway
Missouri Pacific Railway
Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
Hall Plans Senate Bid In California Comeback Run
Fresno AP Fred Hall, former Kansas governor 1955-57, seeks the Republican U S Senate nomination in California on a middle-of-the-road ticket. He names rivals George Murphy and Lee Kaiser and notes he was ousted as Long Beach World's Fair executive president amid a 1967 plan. The 47-year-old lawyer led the California Republican Assembly in 1963 and opposes Barry Goldwater.
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Fresno
Calif
Fred Hall
Kansas
West Coast
California
U.S. Senate
Hall
George Murphy
Lee Kaiser
San Francisco
Long Beach
Coin Currency Show Draws 1500 at OKAN Convention
About 1,500 people attended the OKAN area coin show at the Masonic Temple over a weekend. Twenty eight dealers filled tables and an active 200 lot auction was held. Awards went to multiple collectors including Fred Scarlett Wichita for best display of U S coins and Dan Granite Pittsburg for U S gold coins.
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Okan
Masonic Temple
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Joplin
Springfield
Hutchinson
Fred Scarlett
U.S
W. R. Naff
Independence
Biswell
Federal Rserve Bank of Kansas
Weather Area Forecast Turns Colder With Cloudy Skies
Consider able cloudiness and turning colder this evening. Tuesday partly cloudy and colder. Low tonight near 30. High Tuesday 40 to 45.
Kansans Brace for Cold Canadian Air Surge
An AP report from Topeka notes a Canadian air surge crossing Kansas today and tonight bringing a sharp temperature drop but not extreme cold. Lows will be in the upper 20s, with today’s highs ranging from about 40 in the northwest to the 60s in the southeast, and Tuesday highs in the 30s to 40s. Dry air means little to no precipitation.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Allen County GOP backs Finney for district delegate
The Allen County Republican Central Committee in Iola Kansas endorsed State Rep. Robert A. Finney of Humboldt as district delegate to the national convention and backed Sam Mellinger of Emporia for national committeeman. A secret poll showed Goldwater leading county preference while members preferred Nixon and Lodge for the presidential nomination. McDill Huck Boyd led in the GOP gubernatorial race in poll votes and among committee men.
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Iola
Kan
Allen County
Republican Central Committee
Robert A. Finney
Humboldt
Royal Cox
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Goldwater
Lodge
Nixon
William Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Boyd
William Avery
William Ferguson
Paul Wunsch
Avery
Ferguson
Grass fires keep town firemen busy Saturday
An outbreak of grass fires burned a shed and damaged a house roof as multiple blazes spread from South Steuben to Neal McCoy's property and a salvage yard near 21st Street. Fire crews swapped trucks, faced water shortages, and doused flames before responding to a roof fire at Charles Bowman’s house and a bathroom curtain fire at Bob Gahman’s residence.
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South Steuben
Neal McCoy
Fred Smith
21St Street
Santa Fe
Charles Bowman
Bowman
Merchant Night
Bob Gahman
S. Ashby
Reznor
Hoffa Appeals Court Bid After Denied New Trial
James R. Hoffa took his case to the U.S. Sixth Circuit after a judge denied his request for a new trial on a jury fixing conviction. Hoffa faces eight years in prison and a $10,000 fine from the 1962 Nashville conspiracy trial.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
James R. Hoffa
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Supreme Court
Nashville
FTC Extends Cigarette Health Label Proposal Comment Period
The Federal Trade Commission chair Paul Dixon extended the deadline for submitting opinions on a health warning label proposal to April 15, citing a flood of responses. He noted the decision follows the surgeon general advisory report linking smoking to health risks and discussed possible industrywide rule actions, with Tobacco Institute signaling a potential court challenge.
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Washington
Paul Dixon
Federal Trade Commission Today
Dixon
Commission
Surgeon General
The
Public Health Service
Tobacco Institute
Tobacco
Election by CofC Targets Officer Ballot and Drive
The Chamber of Commerce schedules officer elections for the coming year and a half day membership drive. A board meeting at 8 tonight in the Memorial building will set the agenda with committee reports and project talks. Ambassadors lead a Wednesday breakfast at 7 and a noon report at the Tioga Hotel luncheon. The women’s committee lunch is scheduled tomorrow at noon at the Tioga.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Chamber
Memorial Building
Silver Grill
Tioga
Women’s Committee
the Tioga
Traffic Fatalities Report From Topeka Log
Kansas traffic death log covers 48 hours to 9 am Monday 7 March 1964. Figures compare with similar 1963 period, showing trends and totals for the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Car Stolen To Joyride Recovered
A 1962 Pontiac owned by Bob Donaldson of Donaldson's supermarket was stolen from the store lot at 1501 S. Santa Fe Saturday and found abandoned at Memorial Park cemetery grounds the next day. The car had been driven about 50 miles with no damage. This was the third joyride incident in as many days, following thefts from Cozy Diner and Sportsman's Bowl.
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Bob Donaldson
Donaldson
S. Santa Fe
Memorial Park Cemetery
Velma White
Earlton
Albert Kihm
Tennessee
Plan Ruby Appeal Plan Ruby Appeal
Dallas awaiting the appeal after Ruby was sentenced to death for murder. Sheriff Decker says Ruby remains in maximum security. attorney Melvin Belli fears a possible attack and seeks extra protection. Authorities declined to comment on Belli’s statements as debate over the verdict continues.
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Dallas
Jack
Ruby
Bill Decker
Melvin Belli
Disigy
Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
State Traffic Fatal to Five
Five persons died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. A two car crash 13 miles west of Junction City killed three Ft. Riley soldiers and a civilian, Donald L. Moorehouse of Manchester. Soldiers Spec. 5 Harry L. Steele 21 of Leetonia Ohio Spec. 5 Wallace J. McDunn 24 Barnesville Minnesota and Spec. 4 Leo F. Hammond 20 Cresson Pennsylvania died. A fourth soldier suffered lacerations. Paul C. Jones 26 of Kansas City Kansas died Sunday when his car struck a utility pole in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Ft. Riley
Junction City
Donald L. Moorehouse
Manchester
Harry L. Steele
Leetonia
Ohio
Wallace J. McDunn
Barnesville
Minn
Leo F. Hammond
Cresson
Paul C. Jones
Kansas City
Kan
Earthquake Shakes Portugal Injuries Reported
An earthquake hit Portugal with houses toppled and power lines down in Lisbon area. In Sao Bras de Alportel fifty people were mauled while fleeing a movie theater but no injuries were reported.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Sao Bras de Alportel
Tribune Phone Contact Prompt
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier for assistance. Request carrier support after hours by dialing HE 1 3400 post 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Intercepted Letter on Health Tips and Advertising
A brief note discusses proposed health tips on tag packages and suggests they may not attract as much advertising attention as filter tips. The piece hints at consumer guidance and marketing priorities without naming people or organizations.
Brown Paper Sack Chips Case Solved in Florissant
In Florissant a party at Mrs. Doris Day's home led to a missing sack from Bowman liquor store. A second sack with $1,406 cash and $4,500 in checks was recovered after a citywide search aided by police road blocks. Dean Pruitt and Mrs Day were unaware they had taken the sacks amid the poker night.
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Doris Jeanne Day
Florissant
Dean Pruitt
Bowman
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