Johnson to address nation on Thanksgiving evening
President Johnson will deliver a 15 minute national address from the White House on Thanksgiving night at 615 p.m. EST. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger says the message will thank the people and be broadcast live on NBC and CBS with possible ABC carry if technical issues are resolved.
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Johnson
White House
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National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Arctic Terns Define Global Flight Champions
Arctic terns are described as the world’s top long distance travelers. They spend summers in the Arctic and winters in the Antarctic, making round trips of roughly 22,000 miles.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Trujillo Set for Preliminary Hearing on Slaying Charge
ULYSES Kan AP Sheriff Benny Trujillo of Raton NM is scheduled for a preliminary hearing Friday on a fourth degree manslaughter charge. He is accused of fatally beating his wife Patsy 25 whose body was found in a motel room November 16. The couple had stopped to visit friends while returning two prisoners to New Mexico from Kansas City.
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Order Sought To Close Amvets Club
Hutchinson Kansas AP County Attorney Mike Chalfant said he will seek a court order to close the Amvets Club after former manager F M Clinkerman was convicted on two counts of operating an open saloon and fined 150 dollars. Clinkerman was arrested November 12 and released on 1000 dollar bond.
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Amvets Club
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Kennedy funeral services report by New China agency
No Comment TOKYO AP reports New China News Agency for the first time covered the funeral services of President John F Kennedy without comment.
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John F. Kennedy
Rains Boost Winter Wheat Across Kansas
Rains in eastern Kansas from one to two inches spurred growth in winter wheat reports the Federal State Crop Reporting Service. Western Kansas shows strong growth and good grazing, while some fields lack strong secondary root development to secure plants. Central regions report good growth and cattle feeding conditions. Root development improves with moisture, but eastern areas see slow progress in the southeast due to late plantings and ongoing dryness.
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Rev Waldron Head Of Alliance In 1964 Leaders Elected
The Rev LaMoine Waldron pastor of First Christian church was elected chairman of the Ministerial Alliance for 1964 at the Thanksgiving dinner for ministers and families at First Presbyterian church. C Edgar Rains will be vice chairman and Paul R Wagner secretary treasurer. New schedules for nursing home services were issued for the first quarter of 1964 along with Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital music plans. A leadership training school courses list was given for selection by local personnel. The first community religious census training session is set for Dec 5 at 8 pm in the First Methodist church. The next meeting is Dec 17 at 8 30 am at the Church of God. Waldron succeeds Claude Pittenger as Alliance president. Rains succeeds Willard Lloyd. Wagner continues as secretary-treasurer.
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Willard Lloyd
Wagner
LeRoy S. Davidson
Liberal Man Rescued From Ditch Cave
Eugene Gusk, 27, was buried in a ditch cave at a Raymond Boles farm near Liberal Kansas. Workmen freed him in about 20 minutes after supplying oxygen through a welding hose into a cavity he formed by lifting his arms as dirt collapsed. He is from Sublette, Kansas.
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Chanute Tribune Advertisment and Shipping Notes
The Chanute Tribune publishes local news and notices with standard department staff credits. Advertising and circulation departments detail staff roles while the paper notes its publication schedule and AP affiliation.
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Dwight Wallingford
Ronald Bayer
Leland Lowe
Ben 8B
Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
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No Resignations From JFK Staff
The White House stated that no one from John F. Kennedy's staff has resigned to President Johnson. The new president will decide who to retain from Kennedy's aides and who may depart the incoming administration.
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White House
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Weather Summary for Kansas City
AP reports state weather data for Kansas City covering the 24 hour period ending at 6 a m local time. High and low temperatures are noted along with precipitation amounts for the period.
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Thanksgiving Message From Local Optimists Featured at Meeting
The Chanute Optimist Club hosted Rev. William Baldwin of the Evangelical United Brethren church delivering The Heritage of America on Thanksgiving. Gary Garrison, a Kan sas University student, spoke about his travels to France and a nine month Europe study program. Floyd West outlined plans for Christmas tree sales in Central Park pavilion to support club activities.
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Junior Optimist of the Month Named at High School
The high school meets with Rev. Claude E. Pittenger presiding. Wayne Smith led the program as activity began around December 2. Roger Erickson was introduced as the Junior Optimist of the Month.
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If Antarctica Melts The Seas Could Rise 250 Feet
A projection shows Antarctic ice loss could lift global sea levels by about 250 feet. Major coastal landmarks such as New York Harbor’s Statue of Liberty would be submerged to nose level.
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New York Harbor
Statue of Liberty
Rockefeller Couple Confirmed in New York Social Register
NEW YORK AP Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his wife are listed together in the 1964 New York Social Register. The edition ends rumors that their names would be dropped due to divorces and remarriages.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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