Mariner 4 Rockets Toward Mars After Successful Cape Launch
The Atlas Agena rocket carrying Mariner 4 lifted from Cape Kennedy at 9:22 a.m. and, after the shroud separation, sent signals to Woomera as it aimed for a 115 mile earth orbit before a July Mars encounter. NASA officials expected hours to verify trajectory and steering readiness while cameras and scientific instruments prepare to study Mars atmosphere and radiation during a 40 minute pass.
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Fla
Mariner 4
Space Today
Agena
Trol Center
Earth
Mars
Indian Ocean
16 Year Old Charged With DWI in Chanute
Police arrested 16 year old Danny J. Rausch of 517 N Santa Fe on driving while intoxicated reckless driving and leaving the scene. He was released to his father on 175 bond for a 4 pm next Thursday court. The crash involved a 1963 Chevrolet station wagon and a 1957 Chevrolet convertible causing 900 in damage. Prosecution of the tavern seller and license revocation are sought.
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Chanute
Danny J. Rausch
N. Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Richard Coulter
N. Highland
Rausch
Coulter
Lige Matlock
Matlock
Phillip Mathew
Garfield
Mathew
Johnson to reveal future policy on South Vietnam
President Johnson, at his Texas ranch, will meet Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor to discuss Viet Nam policy. White House aides seek to calm speculation of a major war expansion while awaiting the Johnson Taylor talks for any hint of his stance.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
South Viet Nam
South Viet
Here
White House
Johneson-Taylor
Taylor
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Robert
McNamara
State Department
Viet Nam
Johnson-Taylor
United States
Southeast Asia
Wounded Chanute Teen Shot During Larned Family Dispute
Barbara Kaemmerling Barker, a 16 year old, was shot in the stomach during a family argument in Larned and is listed in satisfactory condition at a local hospital. Police say the revolver was held by her mother Regina Kaemmerling Williamson, who faces potential charges. the family recently lived in Chanute.
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Chanute
Larned
Barbara Kaemmerling Barker
Evergreen
Regina Kaemmerling Williamson
Franklin Williamson Jr
Highway meeting set for Parsons December seventh
A southeast Kansas highway development program meeting is scheduled for December 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the Parsonian Hotel, Parsons. The event is organized by the Parsons Neodesha and Fre donia Chambers of Commerce with a buffet dinner. attendance is open to interested parties via the chamber office.
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Parsons, Neodesha and
Fredonia Chambers of Commerce
Kansas
Parsonian Hotel
Parsons
Orved
Milt Snyder
Vhanute Chamber
Chamber
Outpost Monk Rebuilt as Ecumenical Christian House
Rev. Arthur Kreinheder founder of the Benedictine Order and sole member rebuilt an ecumenical outpost for Christians in Oxford Michigan. Neighbors helped with patient labor after a 1963 fire destroyed the old house used as a meeting place for Lutherans and Catholics alike. The project drew youths from Emporia High School and involved a Thanksgiving hunt trip with novices and workers.
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Mich
Cises
Benedict of
Montesano Monas
St. Augustine’s
Steve Fencannon
Bill House
Seybold
Steve Mountain
Kreinhed
Kreinheder
Emporia High School
Congregation of
Servants of Christ
Dereunion
Emporia
Burlington
Martin Luther
Weather outlook in Kansas cools with light snow chances
Cold air moves through Kansas with sharp temperature drops from Friday. Lows tonight range from about 5 degrees in the northwest to 20 southeast. Sunday highs near 50 in most areas. Skies clear today and become partly cloudy Sunday with light snow possible in the northwest.
Massacre Backed By Asians and Africans Sparks Moscow Demonstration
In Moscow a large student mob protested U.S. and Belgian actions in the Congo. Police dispersed the crowd after they attacked embassies, smashed windows, burned objects, and threw ink. U.S. Charge Stoessel blamed the Soviet Union for triggering the demonstration and demanded steps to quell the unrest.
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U.S
Iyle Cools
Foreign Ministry
Bell
Congo
Patrice Lu
Mumba University
Sian
Bellater
Gian Action
Embass
Annem Solide Bode
Ppitid
Hippo
Walter Stoessel Jr
Soviet Union
Stoessel
United States
Consid
Intercepted Letter Highlights U S Family Savings
An intercepted letter to Cha discusses U S household savings concentrated in insurance and housing. The writer notes public acceptance of a government theory that higher spending leads to greater prosperity and warns the idea would catch on with people.
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U.S
Donor Plans 12 Million Gift to 25 Friends
In Chicago 78 year old Lawrence L. Goddard told Circuit Judge Daniel A. Judge he will distribute about half of his 12 million dollar fortune to 25 friends and business associates. He cited “kindnesses” shown to him and said he may see them enjoy it while omitting his daughter Florence niece Margaret L. and nephew Leland from the bequest.
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Chicago
Daniel A
Covelli
Lawrence L. Goddard
Goddard
Florence
Margaret L
Leland
Four Boys On Hunt Are Missing
Search parties seeking four boys who disappeared after a duck hunting trip found a boat and a dog near John Redmond Reservoir in Emporia Kansas. Authorities described the incident as a coordinated missing persons search and continued to cover the area with boats and ground teams.
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Emporia, Kan
John Redmond
Reservoir
Goddard Expects Comfort With 21000 Stock Income
Goddard told Judge Covelli he can manage comfortably on the 21000 annual income from the stock he retains. Traffic Fatalities At Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log shows 37 deaths in November through 9 a.m. Saturday for 1964 versus 600 for the comparable 1963 period 528.
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Goddard
Topeka
Kansas
Stay of Execution Granted for Kansas Prisoners
Justice Byron R. White of the Supreme Court granted a stay of execution to James Douglas Latham and George R. York, delaying their hanging at Lansing State Penitentiary next Wednesday pending a new appeal filed on their behalf.
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Washington
James Douglas Latham
George R. York
Kansas State
Lansing
Byron R. White
The
Supreme Court
Savings shift from cash to life insurance and housing
The Labor Department study shows urban families now save more in life insurance and housing than cash. Home equity and employee group insurance plans dominate savings while gifts rise. after tax income grows despite higher taxes and total spending increases 14 percent after inflation from 1950 to 1961.
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Washington
Labor Department
New Congo Massacre Raises White Victims Toll
Reports place known white casualties at 97 with unofficial estimates near 150 foreigners killed in rebel actions. The U S Belgian rescue mission, ending today, saved over 1 600 hostages. unrest continues for about 300 whites still behind rebel lines.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Stanleyville
Paulis
Bunia
Congo
Watsa
Theo Lefevre
Brussels
Topeka Mayor Defends Police After Abduction Case
Mayor Hal Gerlach defended the Topeka police department in the Gladys Johnson case. He told the girl’s family the entire staff was on alert from the start with officers working around the clock. He recounted the Nov 14 report at 8 96 a.m. and the six minute response before the Zimmer arrest.
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Topeka
Topeka Police Department
Gladys Johnson
Hal Gerlach
Gerlach
William F. Zimmer
Kansas City
Kan
Roman Catholics to worship in new Mass format
The nation's Roman Catholics will celebrate Mass Sunday in a new form. About half the service will be in English instead of Latin. Authorized by the Vatican Council last year, reforms include active responses with the priest readings with him and, in some churches, singing hymns.
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Rome
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