Beautifying Chanute During Cleanup Week Residents Share Plans
Downtown Chanute residents respond to a cleanup query with actions and plans. Yates Center’s Mrs. Leo Mills aims to declutter garages. Virgil Herrin promotes cleaning up apartments and Main Street. Stone faced tasks include painting houses, trimming trees, planting flowers, and hauling away winter debris across homes in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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Chanute
Leo Mills
Yates Center
Virgil Herrin
King Declares Day of Double D Day in Birmingham
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr warns of further large scale protests after Birmingham clashes where police dogs and high pressure hoses repulsed demonstrators. He cites yesterday as D-Day and predicts thousands more arrests as marches continue. Police report injuries to several marchers and two officers hospitalized after rocks were thrown. Over 250 Negroes arrested Friday with hundreds more detained over the two days of protests.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Deep South
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Freedom Marchers Arrested Upon Alabama Entry
Ten freedom marchers part of a pilgrimage begun by a slain Baltimore postman were jailed after crossing into Alabama. The integrated group, five white and five Black, faced arrests as newsmen were barred from crossing the state line. Names and hometowns of those jailed include Bob Zellner Mobile. William Hansen Cincinnati. Sam Shirra Montgomery. Eric Weinberger New York City. Zev Aelony Minnesota. Robert Gore New York City. Richard Heley Florida A&M former teacher. Winston Lockett New Haven. Jesse Harris Jackson. Carver Mebiett Carbondale. Police and bystanders reported eggs thrown and blows along the Georgia road. Gov. Wallace urged investigation into teachers possibly leading demonstrations while JFK administration voiced concern over use of children in protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alabama
Bob Zellner
Mobile
Ala
William Hansen
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sam Shirra
Montgomery
Eric Weinberger
New York City
Zev Aelony
Minnesota
Robert Gore
Richard Heley
Florida A&m
Winston Lockett
New Haven
Conn
Jesse Harris
Jackson
Miss
Carver Mebiett
Carbondale
Ill
Rising Fawn
Alabama Line
William Moore
Attalla
Potables Found in Boy's Car After Stop
Police stopped a 15-year-old rural Chanute boy for a stop sign violation at 7th and Steuben at 12 15 a m. An inspection revealed nine bottles of beer and a pint of whiskey in the car. Three other boys were taken for questioning and released after a conference with police and juvenile authorities. Disposition is pending.
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7Th and Steuben
Rockefeller Buys New Fifth Avenue Apartment Next to Existing Units
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller has purchased an apartment at 812 Fifth Ave next to an existing two-floor home he occupies atop a building under construction. The New York Daily News reports the two Central Park view apartments may be connected, forming a honeymoon style residence.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Daily News
Central Park
The
News
Traffic Fatalities Log Released for Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log updates show 3 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 am Saturday, with May totals at 5 and annual figures for 1963 at 135 compared to 170 in 1962, reflecting a comparable period trend.
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Topeka
Kansas
Finney Named Vice President of U S Chamber
Humboldt business leader Robert A. Finney was re elected vice president of the U S Chamber of Commerce representing the Southwestern Division. At the 51st annual meeting in Washington D C from April 28 to May 1 he presided at a luncheon on unemployment and job training and joined discussions on business and government.
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Robert A. Finney
Humboldt
Humboldt Brick and Tile Co
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Finney
National Chamber
Washington, D.C
Allen County
Six Children Die in Fire at Johnson Home
In Rockville Indiana six of eleven mentally and physically handicapped children died after a clothes fire from an electric dryer spread through the 75 year old Johnson Home for the Retarded. Five died Friday night and a sixth died of burns early today. one child escaped unharmed. Victims identified as Muriel Johnson 3 Gary Pamela Taylor 10 Indianapolis Bryant Smith 8 South Bend George Spurgeon 6 Columbus Linda Landrigan 5 Greenwood Tamera Wallace 5 Indianapolis. The Wallace girl died today at Vermillion County Hospital Clinton.
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Rockville
Ind
Johnson Home
Bill Early
Indiana
Muriel Johnson
Gary
Pamela Taylor
Indianapolis
Bryant Smith
South Bend
George Spurgeon
Columbus
Linda Landrigan
Greenwood
Tamera Wallace
Wallace
Vermillion County Hospital
Clinton
Tribune Contact Note Seeks Phone Carrier
Instructions urge obtaining Tribune phone from your carrier and provide an after hours contact HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. If the primary line is unreachable, use the listed after hours number.
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Tribune
Pursuit Delayed After Zenobia Co Robbery in Manhattan
Two robbers seized $3,000 from Zenobia Co pistachio importers in lower Manhattan. Owner John Germack, 62, returned from lunch to find six office employees, including three young women, standing unclothed as the gunmen forced Germack to remove his clothes before fleeing with the payroll.
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Zenobia Co
Lower Manhattan
John Germack
Germack
Arts Crafts Fair Today Tomorrow at Murray Hill School
The three day Community Arts and Crafts Fair runs in the Murray Hill school auditorium through today and tomorrow. Hours today 2 to 9 30 p m Sunday 2 to 5 p m. Judging occurred last night and gave Dr James Kensett the grand award for his welded metal exhibit. Remaining judging results were not available.
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Murray Hill School
James Kensett
Two Motorists Killed Near Tonganoxie
Two Kansas City Kansas men died in an early morning crash on U S 24 40 east of Tonganoxie Kansas. Gerald Mullins about 20 and John Wagner about 17 were in a car that skidded and rolled after being struck from behind by Donald Phalp of Kansas City Kansas who suffered minor injuries.
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Tonganoxie
Kan
U.S
Here
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas City
Gerald P. Mullins
John A. Wagner
Donald F. Phalp
Brazilian airliner crash kills 32 in Sao Paulo
Officials count 32 dead as a Cruzeiro do Sul Convair crashed after takeoff from Sao Paulo. The jet struck a construction filled apartment building, reducing it to rubble. About 20,000 surged the scene hampering rescue. Seventeen survived. among the dead were James Goss Hughes Gen Electric Brazil director, Brazilian Deputy Miguel Bahury, and TV comedian Rena K. Consorte. One missing from 44 passengers and five crew. Thirteen of the hospitalized in critical condition.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Cruzeiro Do Sul
James Goss Hughes
General Electric
Miguel Bahury
Rena K. Consorte
Citywide Cleanup Sees 39 Loads Of Trash Collected
City trucks collected 39 loads of trash tree trimmings and discarded items in yesterday's cleanup drive. Marion Alexander street foreman said four street department trucks and two from the refuse department worked, finishing at five o'clock. Damp ground visitors screened items as they were dumped. The effort marks the Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Week, sponsored by the chamber of commerce women’s committee with the city.
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Marion Alexander
Alexander
Women’s Committee of
the Chamber of Commerce
Jacques Bergerac Seeks Divorce from Dorothy Malone
Los Angeles AP Jacques Bergerac files for divorce from actress Dorothy Malone a day after she sued him He alleges Malone moved out of their Beverly Hills home with children Mimi age 2 and Diane 14 months Both seek custody and accuse each other of cruelty The couple married four years ago.
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Los Angeles
Jacques Bergerac
Dorothy Malone
Bergerac
Miss Malone
Beverly Hills
Mimi
Diane
Edible construction material foreseen for space use
Bethpage scientist Sidney Schwartz of Grumman developed an edible construction material for space vehicles. While not for the lunar module, it could suit unmanned lunar logistics and emergency rations. The mix, costing 10 to 15 cents per pound, uses milk powder, starch, banana flakes, and a brittle matrix. it is prepared by boiling or soaking and mimics a cereal flavor.
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Sidney Schwartz
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Bethpage
Long Island
Grumman
Schwartz
Navy
Polar
Weather Report From Topeka Kansas With Rainfall Totals
Locally heavy thunderstorms developed in Kansas with rainfall totals up to 1.5 inches in places. Projections show showers and storms redeveloping in eastern Kansas this afternoon and tonight. Max temperatures Friday ranged from 61 at Russell to 88 at Hill City. lows 46 to 65. Tonight’s lows 50s west to near 70 east. Sunday highs slightly cooler.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Horton
Stilwell
Centralia
Overbrook
Paola
Lawrence
Olathe
Lecompton
Russell
Hill City
Goodland
Pittsburg
Let Flies Shift For Themselves
In Tallahassee the Senate completed a roll call on a $65,000 dogfly eradication appropriation tucked into a billion dollar spending bill. One senator quipped to let the dogs go and the flies fend for themselves, highlighting the unusual debate over state pest control.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Harry Stratton
Senate
Intercepted Letter Proposes Wheat Built Spaceships
An intercepted note suggests a playful idea that if spaceships can be eaten by spacemen, they could be made from wheat. The quirky proposal hints at a humorous take on space travel and edible engineering.
Moon as Base for Spacecraft, Sun-Powered Colony Idea
Argonne National Lab scientist Bernard Spinrad outlined a moon base concept for interplanetary flights. He said low gravity, raw materials like magnesium nickel and aluminum, and a solar mirror powered power system could sustain a permanent moon colony with underground shielded rooms and a space ship shop.
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Argonne National Laboratory
Bernard I. Spinrad
Space Studies
Moon
Spinrad
Plant to Remain At Independence
The National Alfalfa Dehydrating Co will keep its dehydrating mill at Independence, Kan, despite not operating this season due to insufficient alfalfa acreage. District manager Floyd Littler expects local farmers to plant more alfalfa, about 1,500 acres needed, with only 300 currently. The plant will not be moved.
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Independence, Kan
National
Father of Four Killed Near Parsons
Clifford Leon Lawson a 33 year old Parsons resident was killed when his car struck a bridge nine miles west of Parsons on U S 160. He was alone in the car and is survived by his wife and four sons. Lawson was believed to be working in Albuquerque New Mexico at the time of death. This was Labette County’s first traffic death of the year.
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Parsons, Kan
Clifford Leon Lawson
Parsons
U.S. 160
Labette County
Lawson
Albuquerque
N.M
Three Men Arrested and Held in City Jail
Police arrested Clyde Alfred Brown Lester G. Willers and Alfred Moe Ogle yesterday afternoon and last night. Brown faces check bay violation charges Willems stands charged with assault on a complaint by his wife and Ogle is held on intoxication allegations at the city jail.
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Clyde Alfred Brown
N. Steuben
Lester G. Willers
N. Forest
Alfred ‘Moe’ Ogle
N. Santa Fe
Brown
Willems
Ogle
Father Is Killed In Kansas City Crash
Police say Lester Champ Sr. 47 died after his car and a vehicle driven by his son Lester Champ Jr. 22 side swiped. The elder Champ swerved into a utility pole on the southeastern edge of downtown Kansas City. He died in hospital about an hour later.
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Kansas City
Lester Champ Sr
Lester Champ Jr
Champ
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