Machinists Strike At McDonnell Space Complex
Machinists strike disrupts McDonnell Aircraft Corp and Cape Kennedy space operations with 17 000 workers walkout in St Louis and limited impact at Cape Kennedy while talks resume in Washington GMT. NASA officials report some workers at McDonnell returning to keep Gemini 7 on schedule as final tests begin.
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McDonnell Aircraft Corp
U.S. Space Complex
Cape Fla
McDonnell
Washington
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
St. Louis
Cape Kennedy
Aflcio International Association of Machinists
Space Administration
Eugene Glover
International Association of Machinists
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
McDonnell Aircraft
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamogordo
N.M
McDonnell Machinists
Psychiatrist says Pope was mentally ill during Big Springs bank robbery
Dr John D Baldwin testified Pope a Roxbury Kansas youth 22 suffered an acute schizophrenic reaction on June 4 the robbery and killings were part of his illness He said Pope went to Big Springs to kill and used the robbery as a cover to act on compulsion The defense seeks to prove insanity at trial in Lincoln Nebraska federal court
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Lincoln, Neb
Duane E. Pope
Big Springs
Neb
John D. Baldwin
Lincoln
Roxbury
Kan
Pope
Federal District Court
Baldwin
Kansan
Elianora I. Brassard
Senators Meet With Kosygin in Moscow Kremlin talks
Five U S senators met Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin in a two hour twenty minute session in the Kremlin. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield called the meeting most interesting and informative. He noted Viet Nam came up briefly and that both sides mentioned the topic.
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Moscow
U.S
Viet Nam
Kremlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Licorice Good For Cows Says Penn State Research
University Park Pennsylvania State University animal nutritionist Dr. Theodore A. Long Jr. says licorice, a favorite with kids, is good for cows. He notes licorice root contains wholesome nutrients when mixed with other cattle feed.
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University Park, Pa
Pennsylvania State University
Theodore A. Long Jr
Weather forecast for Topeka and Kansas
Bright clear skies and rising temperatures expected across Kansas with highs around 60 to 70 and no rain. Topeka area forecast calls for fair and mild conditions with lows near 40 and a Saturday high in the mid 60s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Manhattan
Dodge City
Pacific Storm Shifts Northward Hits West Coast
A Pacific Ocean storm veered north focusing on the northern West Coast while Southern California enjoyed sun between showers. The system, with stronger winds than rain, dumped over five inches around Los Angeles in five days, and gusts up to 60 mph lashed Cape Blanco. North Bend recorded three quarters of an inch while Portland and Seattle saw under half an inch.
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Associated Press
California
Los Angeles
Cape Blanco
Oregon Coast
North Bend
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Protest Over Oil Flyer Discontinuation At ICC Hearing
Eighteen witnesses testified in Tulsa protest hearings on Santa Fe Railways plan to drop the Oil Flyer a Tulsa to Kansas City passenger train serving Chanute and nearby towns. Protests cited school for the deaf riders from Olathe and business travel while Santa Fe contends the train earns only 55 percent of crew wages in early 1965.
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Santa Fe Railway
Oil Flyer
Tulsa
Kansas City
Chanute
Santa Fe
R. K. Knowlton
Railroad
Chicago
J. B. Reeves
Topeka
Charles Escola
Kansas Corporation Commission
Chanute City
John Sherman
School For the
Olathe
Chanutes
Wendell McMurray
Donald Simmons
W. G. Bodley
Elizabeth Cline
Clifford Gibson
Joe C. Wasser
William Dea Hilton
Richard Lintner
Carl Haight
Gary Taylor
Kenneth George
Caney
Charles Poor
Oswego
Alfred Holding
Walnut
Laurence Olson
Humboldt
Richard Jeffrey
Eric
Ned Corley
Westphalia
Merle Alford
W. B. Yerkes
Independence
Collensville
ICC
Associated Press
Roscoe C. Migliore
Area Peace Officers' School Here 2 Days in December
An area peace officers' training session is set for December 14 and 15 at the state highway building. Hosts include Capt. L. R. Hadsall and Lige Matlock with cooperation from the FBI KBI Social Welfare ABC and the U S Bureau of Prisons. KU center staff lead the program with topics on disturbance calls revolvers juvenile procedures and more.
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Area Peace Officers
State
L. R. Hadsall
Highway Patrol
Lige Matlock
Chanute
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Department of Social Welfare
Kansas Motor Vehicle Department
State Alcoholic Beverage Control
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Jim Kline
University of Kansas Governmental Research Center
Jack Williams
KBI
Kline
Charles V. Hamm
Hubert Raney
Bloodmobile to Visit Erie for Final Neosho Stop
The Bloodmobile will tour Erie next Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. its last Neosho County stop in 1965. Mrs Lee Embry executive secretary of the American Red Cross unit here stated the quota is 100 pints. Embry announced a standard first aid class starting Tuesday at the Red Cross Memorial Building with Jack Van Wickle as instructor open to interested individuals.
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Erie
Neosho County
Lee Embry
American Red Cross
Break-ins Reported at Royal Burger Bar and Local Stores
Police investigated three break-ins in the area. At the Royal Burger Bar on 1127 N Santa Fe a daytime discovery detailed missing lighter flints cigarettes coins and small items. Entry involved pried doors and a forced storage room. Also targeted were Jayhawk Truck Supply and E Z Way Laundry with minor losses and coin box thefts.
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Royal Burger Bar
N. Santa Fe
Neosho County
E-Z Way
S. Santa Fe
Recognition Dinner For 4-H Leaders
The Chamber of Commerce will hold a recognition dinner for 4-H leaders from four counties in the Cha nute trade area at 6 30 p m November 30 at Murray Hill School. Sponsored by the chamber agriculture committee and local businesses.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chanute
Murray Hill School
Chamber
Agriculture Committee
Tribune Phone Contacts for After Hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone your carrier, try HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Battle near Cambodian border tightens Ia Drang clash
U S paratroopers linked with battle weary cavalry in the Ia Drang Valley faced renewed attack near the Cambodian frontier. North Vietnamese troops offered stiff resistance and suffered heavy casualties, with 1 207 enemy dead reported since the battle began.
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Pleiku
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ia Drang
1St Cavalry
Guam
United Funds drive reports progress toward goal
United Funds drive headquarters announced total contributions to date of 18677, trailing the 22460 goal by 3783. The residential division surpassed halfway with 2127 of its 4054 quota met.
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United Funds Drive
Area Site Is Inspected For Smasher
An Atomic Energy Commission team visits St. Louis after inspecting a 7000 acre tract northwest of Joplin as a potential site for a 300 million atom smasher. Dr. George Kavanagh leads the group as they review 18 possible locations in the Kansas City area and beyond.
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Joplin, Mo
Atomic Energy Commission
St. Louis
Joplin
George Kavanagh
AEC
Kansas City Area
Kavanagh
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Area 1965 Report
Kansas traffic death log shows 0 deaths in the Topeka area in the 24 hours to 9 AM Friday for November 28 1965. By comparison the same period in 1964 recorded 595 fatalities statewide.
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Topeka
Kansas
Freight Trains Roll Again on the Santa Fe After Short Strike
Freight trains resumed on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system after a brief walkout by the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. Union officials ordered 9 000 members back to work less than six hours later as federal mediation was sought to settle wage and work rules disputes.
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Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
C. L. Dennis
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Washington
Santa Fe
Dennis
Tom Steele Injured In Tire Blowout Crash
Tom Steele aged 84 of 1029 S Grant was hospitalized after a tire blowout on Lincoln Street at 4th Avenue caused his 1953 Chevrolet to crash into a gas station display and a light post. He was released after overnight observation and said he is sore but in pretty good shape.
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Tom Steele
S. Grant
Steele
4Th
Lincoln
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Snowdon Slips Out for Morning Walk in Manhattan
The Earl of Snowdon and Princess Margaret’s husband slipped out of their town house for a stroll through Manhattan's Upper East Side. Reporters spotted him as he returned to John Hay Whitney's house where the couple had spent the night.
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NEW York
Earl of Snowdon
Britain
Princess Margaret
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Lord Snowdon
John Hay Whitney
Punishment added: teens write own obituaries for traffic violations
Danville Kentucky police judge Jack May imposes a new penalty for teen drivers who violate traffic laws obliging them to write their own obituaries. He cites lack of experience and warns that education about death should be learned safely. He plans more cases, aided by a youth advisory jury.
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Danville
Jack May
May
Ike Moves Next Week to Walter Reed for Convalescence
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will be moved from Ft. Gordon Georgia to Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington early next week for convalescence from his heart attack. Doctors say departure will not be earlier than Monday and Lt. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton confirms progress is good.
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FT. Gordon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Walter Reed
Heaton
Wallace Hitchcock
Amish Build Winter Stable In Hutchinson Parking Lot
In Hutchinson Kansas Amish church members with store owner permission are erecting a 12 by 24 foot corrugated steel stable on a supermarket parking lot. The shelter protects horses from winter winds as parishioners continue to drive buggies rather than cars, a practice linked to their faith.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson
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