Supreme Court rules presence at illegal still not proof of possession
The court unanimously reverses the conviction of Frank Romano and John Ottiano, ruling that mere presence at an illegal still is too tenuous to prove possession or specific function in the illicit operation. The decision references their 1960 arrest in Jewett City Connecticut and trial in Hartford.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Congress
White
U.S. Circuit Court
Frank Romano
John Ottiano
Romano
Ottiano
Jewett City
Conn
Hartford
Supreme Court weighs frozen turkey label powers in New York case
The court splits 6 3 ruling on whether New York can require separate weights on frozen turkey labels. Justice Karlan writes the opinion favoring future action by the Federal Circuit in New York, while rejecting three judge court handling. A 1962 ruling is criticized as no longer standing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Federal Circuit Court
New York
John M. Karlan
U.S
Circuit Court
New York City
Harlan
Plan Road Fund Plan for 600 Million Highway Program
Topeka AP reports financing a 600 million state highway program was outlined to the governor's advisory committee. Proposals include higher gas tax auto truck tags and drivers licenses. A large bond issue was discussed with Meschke Johnson and Peyton presenting figures and timelines.
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Topeka
Highway Commission
Addison Meschke
Walter Johnson
R. L. Peyton
Meschke
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Declares Legal Stance
An intercepted note claims revenuers are told to stay away from illegal stills if no jug is in hand while asserting a high court ruling. The fragment mentions Nute and implies a controversial legal stance on liquor enforcement.
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High Court
United Fund Thermometer Shows Progress and Gaps
A United Fund thermometer displays current totals with markers at 22,460 and lower targets of 20,000 17,500 15,000 7,500 and 2,500, indicating the fundraising milestone and remaining climb for community goals.
Contributions to United Fund Reach $19,466
Contributions to the United Fund rose to $19,466 today, $2.9 million short of the $22,460 goal.
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United Fund
Yugoslavia Buys American Wheat
In Belgrade an agreement for 700000 tons of American wheat was signed, valued at 45889000 dollars including transport costs. E Burke Elbrick the U S ambassador and Srdja Prica signed the deal under the Food for Peace program.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
E. Burke Elbrick
U. S
Srdja Prica
KU Receives $644,864 Grant for Biology Building
The Office of Education approved a $644,864 grant to the University of Kansas in Lawrence to aid in constructing a $2,890,041 biology and human development building. Kansas senators were informed today.
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Washington
Office of Education
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Elks Lodge Breaks Ground On New Building
More than 100 people attended the Elks groundbreaking for a $150,000 lodge building at Main and Central in Chanute. Exalted Ruler George Butler led the ceremony assisted by Chaplain Jerry Thompson. bids open Nov. 30.
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Chanute Elks Lodge 806
Main and
Central
George Butler
Jerry Thompson
Butler
Russ Corbitt
Elks Lodge
Main and Central
Kansas City Adopted Boy Kills Mother
A 13 year old adopted Korean boy named Anthony Carter confessed to shooting his foster mother Lola Carter 51 in Kansas City after feeling a sudden urge to shoot. He said he planned it for 15 minutes and used a .22 rifle. A pellet gun was used on a tenant Judy Murphy who was injured.
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Kansas City
Anthony Carter
Lola Carter
Judy Murphy
Anthony
Miss Murphy
Break-in Reported at Bob Reynolds Filling Station
The Bob Reynolds filling station at 219 N Lincoln was broken into Saturday night. Loss included 40 cents from the cash drawer, a pop machine, car keys, a motor analyzer, two oil sets, amperage gauges, and a motor tuneup kit. Entry gained through a restroom window.
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Bob Reynolds
N. Lincoln
Reynolds
Viet Cong Attacked Central Coast. U S Ships Rally Defend
Vietnamese forces repelled two heavy Viet Cong assaults on the central coast with offshore U S Navy bombardment and air strikes. About 1,500 attackers faced U S and South Vietnamese defenders. at least 200 were killed, with additional enemy arms captured and a Dien Bien Phu Battalion badge found on a casualty.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
U.S
7Th Fleet
Navy
U.S. Army
Associated Press
George Esper
Dien Bien Phu
Psychiatrist Testifies in Pope Bank Robbery Case
Lincoln psychiatrist Dr. John D. Baldwin described Duane E. Pope as having a schizoid personality and urged the court that such traits do not make one insane. He testified Pope acted from an impaired impulse to kill during the June bank robbery and described the motive statement as potentially self serving.
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Lincoln, Neb
Baldwin
Pope
McPherson Kan
College
U. S
Theodore Richling
Richling
FBI
Jaycees Clear Hazard at Chanute Intersection
Chanute Jaycee Club cleared a dangerous intersection one mile south of 21st Street on Plummer by cutting 10 to 14 hedge clumps reducing obstruction for northbound drivers. President Bob Reynolds led volunteers including Charles Winfrey and John Pate, hauling five loads of brush with county plans to remove the rest.
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Chanute
Chanute Jaycee Club
Jaycees
21St St
Plummer
Jaycee
Bob Reynolds
Reynolds
Charles Winfrey
John Pate
Herman Colvin
Jack Groves
George McCune
Mild, dry weather to continue in Kansas through Tuesday
Area forecast from Topeka says fair skies with mild highs in the 60s through Tuesday and cool nights in the 25 to 35 range. Light showers were reported in southwest Kansas with Garden City and Dodge City/Wichita recording traces.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Dodge City
Wichita
Traffic Fatalities Log Brief In Topeka Kansas
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday. 2 fatalities for November. 35 for 1965. 569 for comparable 1964 period. 596 noted in overall counts.
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Topeka
Kansas
Princess Margaret Resumes New York Tour in Rain
Princess Margaret, damp and fatigued, continued her New York schedule visiting Fifth Avenue stores, a culture center, Wall Street, and City Hall. She opened Saks Fifth Avenue Royal Pavilion bazaar and planned lunch with businessmen, a meeting with Mayor Wagner, and Lincoln Center tours amid wet weather.
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New York
Margaret
Fifth Avenue
Culture Center
Wall Street
City Hall
Manhattan
California
Goodman
Connecticut
Saks Fifth Avenue
Royal Pavilion
Great Britain
Saks
Jay Rossbach
Rossbach
Robert R. Wagner
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Quail hunter’s car rear-ends another near Chanute school
A hunting party of seven in a 1964 Ford rear-ends a 1959 Olds driven by Mrs. Doris Thuiller near Fairfield school on K39 east of Chanute at 8:25 am. No serious injuries. Lawrence Moore cited for failing to control speed. Moore family and Thuiller occupants mostly escaped with minor or no injuries. damages estimated at 1500 and 500 respectively.
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Fairfield School
Chanute
K39
Lawrence E. Moore
Elk City
Doris M. Thuiller
R. 3
Moore
Nell
Marilyn Hartzell
Topeka
Jim Moore
Carol
Linda
Elaine
Uthica
N. Y
Linda Moore
Thuiller
Don Richardson
Highway Patrol
Richardson
Lawrence Moore
Neosho County
City Commission Meeting Tonight
The city commission will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Memorial building for the second regularly scheduled meeting of the month.
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Memorial Building
Telephone contact note from Tribune ad
Instructions direct readers to call their Tribune after hours or reach a carrier by dialing HE 1 3400 after 6 p m. The fragment implies alternative contact methods for a person.
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Tribune
Intersection collision causes minor car damage with no injuries
An 7:40 a.m. collision at 4th and Larson damaged two cars. A 1957 Ford driven by Maureen Gallager and a 1960 Pontiac driven by Marie Erickson sustained $750 in damage. No injuries reported.
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4Th
Larson
Ford
Maureen Gallager
Marie Erickson
N. Grant
Gallager
Erickson
J. M. McGuire
Space Strike Ends At Cape Kennedy Pact Reopens Work
McDonnell Aircraft machinists end Cape Kennedy walkout to avoid delaying the December 4 Gemini 7 launch. About 17,000 other McDonnell workers in St Louis remain on strike. Labor officials report resumed talks and pledged continued negotiations over wages and conditions. Astronauts and launch plans unaffected at Cape Kennedy.
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William E. Simkin
Cape Kennedy
Eugene Glover
Glover
Robert Krone
McDonnell
Simkin
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Orphaned 15 Children After North Dakota Ambulance Crash
In Mott North Dakota an ambulance collided with a truck on Highway 21 killing the ambulance driver Julius L Bartels and the parents James C Kerzman and Mrs Kerzman. The Kerzman children ranging to 18 are left at Dickinson State College while relatives plan to keep the kids together on a farm.
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Kerzman
Mott
Julius L. Bartels
Lorenzen Memorial Hospital
Elgin
Heil
Kerrmans
Dickinson State College
Bartels
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John Kirkwood
Raymond Friederich
Thach Tru
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