Greatest key to happy living says downtown Chanute crowd
Question asked in downtown Chanute drew varied replies from residents including Mrs Kenneth Stevens Lola George Paddock Independence Mo Just harmony at home Mrs Robert Walters Leroy Good health happiness and you cant forget money Mrs Robert Luney Leroy Children What you dont learn when you are in school you learn when you have children in school Glen Bercaw 1143 N Forest A trip to Hawaii would make me happy Mrs C E Recob Fredonia Good health and grandchildren Miss Stevens Terry Sprague 1101 N Forest A happy home and any outdoor sports Ethel Stevens 923 W Main Clean living and love The responses reflect a mix of personal priorities and everyday joys.
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Chanute
Astronaut Tours Home Beneath Sea
Panama City reports astronaut M Scott Carpenter tours the 40 foot Sealab 1 capsule built for eight days under the sea off Bermuda. The 62 000 pound unit will host Carpenter and four Navy men for 21 days at 200 feet depth to study long term underwater living.
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Panama City
Fla
M. Scott Carpenter
U.S. Navy Mine Defense Laboratory
Bermuda
Carpenter
Teamsters Seek Repayment Of Legal Defense Funds From Hoffa
Six rank and file Teamsters filed a U S District Court suit in Washington demanding James R Hoffa and top union leaders repay union money used for their criminal defense. They seek an injunction to stop further payments. The suit cites hundreds of thousands already spent as Hoffa faces concurrent trials including a Chicago fraud case and an eight year Chattanooga jury tampering conviction appeal.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
U.S. District Court
Chattanooga
Tenn
Philadelphia Teamsters
Teamster High Command
Edward Bennett Williams
Philadelphia
Labor Department
Philadelphia Group
John C. Jones Sr
Jesse Copli
Benjamin Burnham
Louis J. Buttone
L. V. Schafer
John Reagan
Choking Debate On Civil Rights Touch Nip and Tuck
Washington debate on the civil rights bill nears a tense vote as Southern senators threaten boycott of a Democratic caucus and leaders push for cloture. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen coordinate amendments while Eastland Ellender Stennis defend or oppose plans. Hoffa legal fight widens with Teamsters suit and Labor Department probe into legal fees and bonding companies.
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Tuck
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
House
Mansfield
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Ellender
John Stennis
Russell
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Robert F. Kennedy
Farm Hall gains funds with $100 dinner in Kansas City
The Agricultural Hall of Fame plans a mile square site 12 miles west of Kansas City and receives a $100-a-plate fundraising dinner. Guests include Harry S. Truman and Jack Benny with Caroll Streeter as main speaker. The event funds a First Hall exhibit space at the American Royal Building, with future halls for states, industry, a museum, and a library.
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Kansas City
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Jack Benny
John Anderson
Kansas
Hilary A. Bush
Missouri
Richard Bolling
William Avery
Ilas W. Davis
Carroll Streeter
Farm Journal
American Royal
Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Kan
First
Intercepted Letter Reflects on Football Styles
A fragment notes how football styles have evolved with players described as fat guards and fast tackles. The writer suggests someone who recalls older eras would date himself as old, reflecting on changes in the game.
Police fund set for Garnett races to avert riot
Lake Garnett Racing Association approves a $2,500 police fund to prevent a repeat of the 1963 riot. Mayor Gwin Shell and directors plan a full-time force of 100 trained officers for July 4-5 events, available around the clock to maintain order after last year's night disturbance.
Traffic Fatalities Log For May 30 1964
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Saturday May 30 1964. Comparable 1963 period shows 162 fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather extends warm humid trend into Sunday
Area forecast calls for continued fair to partly cloudy and warm weather through Sunday. Scattered showers and a few thundershowers are possible tonight with low in the mid 60s and Sunday high near 70. Kansas remains warm and unstable with potential severe storms in central sections but rainfall coverage expected to be limited. Reports of showers include Bellaire 0.85, Concordia 0.10, Gridley 0.42, Burlington 0.14 and Yates Center trace.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Bellaire
Smith County
Concordia
Gridley
Burlington
Yates Center
Prisoner's Death Due To Acute Diabetes
Donny Bobby Lacefield, 25, Allen County jail prisoner, died from acute diabetes at Allen County Hospital after arrival Friday morning. Held on burglary charges from a Coffeeville clothing store case, he was one of five Black suspects involved in a Montgomery Coffey Lyon Greenwood county chase and had been moved from Burlington to Yates Center for a preliminary hearing before being brought to Iola.
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Iola
Kan
Allen County
Gerald Peel
Donny Bobby Lacefield
Allen County Hospital
Lacefield
Topeka
Yates Center
Coffeville
Montgomery Coffey
Lyon
Greenwood
Burlington
Rockefeller sweeps Oregon in upset primary win
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller wins the Oregon GOP primary in an upset over Henry Cabot Lodge. The result shifts momentum toward a potential Rockefeller California alliance as Lodge plans talks in Los Angeles with Barry Goldwater. Lodge aides discuss next steps. no write-ins counted for the California race.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
Los Angeles
Rockefeller
Grindle
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Mary Baker Fund Reaches $112.75 for Erie Girl
The Mary Baker Medical Fund, sponsored by the fire department, climbed to $112.75 to aid a 6 year old Erie girl severely burned when her clothing caught fire from a trash blaze last February. Donations may be made at the fire department or mailed to Mary Baker Medical Fund Box 311 Chanute.
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Mary Baker Medical Fund
Fire Department
Erie
Chanute
Air Search Fails To Find Crutchfield
An air search for missing Roy Crutchfield yielded no result. Authorities said no new developments in the disappearance. Officers have found no positive trace of his movements since he left home Monday. Two planes from the highway patrol and National Guard covered a wide area in the search.
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Roy Crutchfield
Highway Patrol
National Guard
Concealed Weapon Charged in Lola Arrest
Police arrest Clarence E. Washington 25 of Lola R 3 at 12 35 a m on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. He was armed with a loaded .32 revolver hidden under his belt and shirt. The gun held four live shells one fired cartridge and one misfired shell. Washington was released on 50 bond without the gun and a hearing is set for next Thursday.
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Clarence E. Washington
Lola R. 3
Washington
Fat Fades Away at Dodge City Junior College
Dodge City junior college freshmen Carl Weinstein and Jim Gentile shed about 55 pounds each after a disciplined fasting plan and light exercise. They report improved grades and aim to reach 180 pounds to switch from tackling to fast guard roles. Carl hails from Chelsea Massachusetts while Jim comes from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Dodge City
Kan
Carl Weinstein
Jim Gentile
Dodge City Junior College
Carl
Jim
Chelsea
Mass
Pittsburgh
North Korea frees two U S pilots in May border claim
Panmunjom Korea AP two American helicopter pilots Capt Ren Stutts 31 Florence Alabama and Carleton Voltz 27 Frankfort Michigan released after gunfire downing last May. UN Command received a prisoner admission of espionage but called it meaningless. Pilots flown to Seoul in good condition to rest at U S Army hospital before intelligence questioning. Guards prevented news interviews.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.N. Command
United Nations Command
Ren. W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Carleton W. Voltz
Frankfort
Telephone contact note from Tribune helper
A brief instruction to obtain Tribune access by calling a carrier or dialing HE 1 3400 after 6 pm if the primary contact cannot be reached. The item preserves a local posting tone with direct action steps for readers seeking assistance.
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Tribune
Stagecoach journey across the plains for SD statehood anniversary
Gordon Hanson writes from Lusk Wyoming about a 450 mile stagecoach trek from Denver to Deadwood to mark South Dakota's 75th anniversary. He describes the rough ride, saddle soreness, cooking mishaps, open-night camping, and the humor of a writer out of shape on a long, dusty trail.
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Gordon Hanson
Rapid City
S.D
Lusk
Wyo
Denver
Deadwood
South Dakota
Custer
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Lola
George Paddock
Independence, Mo
Robert Walters
Leroy
Robert Luney
Glen Bercaw
N. Forest
Hawaii
C. E. Recob
Fredonia
Miss Stevens
Terry Sprague
Ethel Stevens
W. Main
Mrs. Stevens
Mrs. Walters
Mrs. Laney
Bercaw
Mrs. McCoy
Heath
Edward McCoy
Merita Heath
S. Highland
Sprague
Astronaut
Chicago
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Bobby Baker
the Elms
Beth
Cha
Rocky
Lodge
Paul Grindie
Mary Baker Fund
Crutchfield
Lolan
North Korea
U.S
Ned Buntline
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