Coastal Collision Kills 19 Crewmen Aboard Tanker
Nineteen crew members die or go missing after a collision between the Israeli liner Shalom and Norwegian tanker Stolt Dagali off the New Jersey coast in dense fog. One stewardess and the tanker captain are among the missing. Air-sea rescue winds down with thirteen bodies recovered and six men still unaccounted for as the search ends at sundown.
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New York
New Jersey
Atlantic
Shalom
Stolt Dagali
Jay-Shalom
New Cees
York
Orchid Buffet
Gary Lantz
Charles Win
West Indies
Trey
Freak Accident Fatal to Hunter in Kentucky
Eddie Quarles, 60, died after a hunting accident near Ft. Altamont Campbell reservation. He and a companion walked along railroad tracks when the double-barreled shotgun slipped from Quarles and discharged, with a second barrel firing from shells in his pockets.
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Hopkinsville
Eddie Quarles
Dean Sutcliffe
Quail
Ft. Altamont
JayCees
Campbell Military
Ted Johnson
Jack Groves
Quarles
Fred Hunziker
Keith Chartier
Wayne Huffman
John G. Ed
Schultz
Joe White
Tom Works
Gene McClain
Johnson
Contractor's Body Found on Peak After Crash
The body of Chet Mason, a Colorado Springs contractor, was found Wednesday on Buffalo Peak where his plane crashed last Sunday. Mason was the sole occupant. a Civil Air Patrol crew located his body beside the fuselage after a helicopter search. Temperatures in the area dropped to 20 degrees below zero.
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Leadville
Colo
Chet Mason
Colorado Springs
Buffalo Peak
Mason
Fort Scott
Kan
Civil Air Patrol
Traffic Fatalities Log Reports Two-Day Fatalities
Kansas traffic death log shows 35 deaths in 1964 through Friday 9 am with 6 fatalities in the 48 hour period. One fatality occurred Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Holiday Season Spans Days From Thanksgiving to New Year
The note marks a broad holiday period from Thanksgiving through January 1, 1965, highlighting civic sentiment as the New Year begins. It reflects seasonal customs and personal reflections tied to the holiday cycle.
Ash Grove Lime & Portland Cement Co Modernizes Plant
Section highlights Ash Grove operation here detailing centralized control system and new processes. Pictures, articles and ads showcase the multi million dollar improvement program with congratulations to the Ash Grove company.
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the Tribune
Ash Grove
Patients Bring Joy with Sixth Annual Hospital Sale
Southeast Kansans patients organize a charity sale at the TB Hospital to raise funds for Christmas gifts for local underprivileged children. Proceeds from handicrafts and artwork created by patients support recreation therapy and purchase hundreds of gifts. the event grows from $20 in 1958 to past totals over $300, with support from community merchants and volunteers.
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Crystal Danial
Treece
James
Roberson
Wichita
Kansas
Tribune
Bill Jenkins
Kansans
Sas TB
State Hospital and Training Center
Par
Sam Senseney
Winfield State
Carl Wortman
Saies
Karen Hospital
Rogers
Yates Center
Partment
Karen Smith
Fort Scott
Marilyn Harrison
Hepler
Wrench Attack Leaves Palisades Woman Bruised
Corene Griffin, a 9-year-old victim, was assaulted near Shrine Auditorium by a man with a wrench. Two men and a woman stood nearby without help as Griffin received head wounds requiring six stitches. She fled to her car, woke under a street light, and the assailant drove away in her vehicle.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Palisades
Corene Griffin
James R. Sheridan to Retire in 1965
Manhattan Kansas AP Frank Bernasek of Holton will succeed James R. Sheridan as organization director of the Kansas Farm Bureau when Sheridan retires next spring. Sheridan previously served as Farm Bureau representative in Neosho County and lived in Chanute.
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James R. Sheridan
Manhattan
Kan
Frank Bernasek
Holton
Kansas Farm Buureau
Sheridan
Walter C. Peirce
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Neosho County
Chanute
Rare Type Blood Flown In Saves Woman In Long Beach
A team of doctors technicians and three donors saved Mrs Louise Mitchell 40 of Long Beach after internal bleeding from a recent operation. A rare O positive cellano negative blood type was found in Minneapolis and Wichita with flights from Western Air Lines Beech Aircraft Corp and Continental Airlines enabling a cross country transfusion to Lakewood General Hospital Wednesday night.
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Long Beach
Calif
Littlan
Minnesota
Kanesas
Louise Mitchell
Lakewood General Hospital
Rare Blood Processing Center
Milwaukee
Wis
Minneapolis
Western Air Lines
Los Angeles Red Cross
Blood Center of the Red Cross
Wichita
Kan
Adin Holdeman
Hesston
Holdeman
Fre- Jonia
Beech Aircraft Corp
Continental Airlines
Los Angeles
Firing by Snipers In Stanleyville
Firing by snipers in Stanleyville and Paulis continues as Belgian paratroops airlift refugees and foreigners to safety. The embassy reports about 170 foreigners evacuated, with five Americans remaining in rebel areas. the city is described as largely deserted while snipers remain a threat.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Rouge
Stanleyville
Paulis
Cone
Congo River
U.S
A. Chansler
Egbita
W. McChesney
Wamba
F. J. Cunningham
Titule
Heart of Africa
Fort
Washington, Pa
Weather turns bitter as cold surge hits Kansas region
A cold air outbreak spreads across Kansas with tonight’s lows expected around 15 degrees in the west and up to 30s in the southeast. Saturday will stay mostly in the 30s with highs not exceeding the lower to middle 40s. some areas report highs only in the 29 to 45 range earlier.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tragic Crane Accident Claims Local Construction Worker
Kerwin D. Tuckel, 33, originally of Lawrence, was killed near Kimball when a crawler tractor backfired into a dump truck as he stood to attach a chain. He worked for Mid Continent Construction Co of Wichita on a Stark Lavonburg-Elsmore water district project. He and his wife Ruth Cumbie resided at 317 N Forest. Born September 30 1931 in Lawrence, he leaves parents Mr and Mrs Harry W Tuckel of Lawrence three brothers Lester Glen Emmett and a sister Marjorie Schmitt. Burial arrangements handled by Rumsey and Koch Skinner Funeral Homes.
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Chanute J
Kimball
Kerwin D. Tuckel
Lawrence
N. Forest
Tuckel
Mid. Continent Construction Co
Wichita
Stark, Lavonburg-Elsmore
Don Harding
Neosho County
Tucker
Ruth Cumbie
Oklahoma City
Autry Nursing Home
Highland
Harry W.tuckel
Lester
Glen
Topeka
Emmett
Germany
Marjorie Schmitt
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Koch - Skinner Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home
Two Kansas coops merge to form Service Cooperative Assn
Chanute Farmers Cooperative Assn and Humboldt Cooperative Assn merge to create the Service Cooperative Assn with headquarters in Humboldt. Ed Godsey will manage. assets exceed 500000 dollars and last year sales surpass 1500000 dollars. New board includes Millard Cress, Clarence Bruenger, George Works, Melvin Carlson, Otho York, Ralph Reinhardt, Kenneth Baeten.
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Godsey
Kansas
Chanute Farmers Cooperative Assn
Humboldt Cooperative Assn
Service Cooperative Assn
Ed Godsey
Humboldt
Humbolt Association
Millard Cress
Clarence Bru ‘Enger
George Works
Melvin Carl ‘Son
Otho York
Ralph Reinhardt
Kenneth Baeten
Cress
Bruenger
Works
Baeten
Humboldt Association
Carl Ladd
Merle Mueller
Art Coltrane
Chanute
N. Highland
Iola
Thanksgiving Toll In Traffic Climbs
The Thanksgiving weekend traffic toll rose to 218 by 6 p m Wednesday with heavy deaths earlier in the period. Weather and workday patterns likely reduced fatalities. final 102 hour toll could exceed last year's 243. Seven members of an Oklahoma family died in a Kansas turnpike crash near Wellington.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Midwest
Crash Fatal To Doe Deer On US169
A car driven by Bill Schiedel struck and killed a doe whitetail on US169 north of Chanute near the Neosho River bridge in pre dawn fog. The driver reported to Humboldt police, and the carcass was later taken to the Chanute police station. The deer weighed about 180 pounds.
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Bill Schiedel
Garfield
Neosho River
Us169
Chanute
Schiedel
Humboldt
Johnnie Quinn
Chanute Force
Wilson County
Dean Reidesel
Neosho County
Fredonia
Erie
National Guard Armory
Neo- Be
Desha
Immunization Clinic Dates Calendar for Diphtheria Polio and More
Immunization program sets diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus shots at all clinics on three dates. Smallpox vaccines on January 10 and oral polio on December 6 and February 7. No charge for many vaccines, but a 50 cent contribution asked for each polio dose.
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Neodesha
Te ‘Son
F. A. Moor
Mars 4 Mars Mission Delayed by Ground Signal Issue
Cape Kennedy, Fla. AP reports a temporary signal drop in the Mariner 4 receiving system delayed the Mars mission launch. NASA said the trouble likely stemmed from ground support equipment, not the spacecraft, with a new launch window set for Saturday between 9:22 a.m. and 12:32 p.m. EST.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mars
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Oyster Dressing Surprise Yields Black Pearl Discovery
Mrs. Wendell Bowyer of 420 North Grant found a black pearl hidden in her fresh oyster dressing prepared with her mother Mrs. Louise Engle. A jeweler confirmed the find and Mrs. Bowyer planned to have the pearl appraised in Kansas City, expecting a possible 50 50 split if valuable.
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Wendell Bowyer
N.grant
Mrs. Bowyer
Louise Engle
Short earthquake rattles southern Alaska residents
An Alaska earthquake struck near Anchorage at about 9 10 p m Thursday causing momentary fright and minor dish movement but no damage was reported. The tremor recalled the large Alaska quake of March 27 that unsettled thousands.
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Anchorage
Alaska
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