How Often Should You Buy A New Car In Chanute
Downtown Chanute asks residents for car ownership timing and color choices. Briener favors about every seven years with depreciation under $1.25 daily and dark blue or black. Stout prefers a green car every three years. Gooldy suggests yearly purchases with a new color each time. Washburn envisions about three years with a light green hue.
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Chanute
Orville Breiner
S. Malcolm
D. C. Stout
S. Highland
Gooldy
Washburn
Allan Gooldy
Parsons
Bob Washburn
N. Garfield
Harvey
Ludlum
Charles Harvey
Thayer
Dean Ludlum
Elsmore
DWI Charged Potts Held After Arrest in El Reno
Police arrested Charles Roy lee Potts 19 of rural El Reno Oklahoma on South Santa Fe at 1135 last night charging him with driving while intoxicated reckless driving and transporting an open bottle. He was held at the city jail today pending hearing or bond.
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Charles Roylee Potts
el Reno
Okla
South Santa Fe
Canadian jet disaster kills 118 near Montreal
In Ste Therese de Blainville Quebec workers recovered 118 bodies from a DC8 jet crash of Trans-Canada Airlines. The plane, only 10 months in service, exploded and crashed four minutes after takeoff from Dorval Airport in heavy rain and wind. Troops guarded the wreckage as searchers worked through mud and floodwaters. There were no survivors.
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Ste. Therese DE Blainville
Que
Canada
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Montreal
Dorval
Toronto
Rusk’s Position Seen Safer Than Colleagues in White House
Washington reports say Secretary of State Dean Rusk is viewed as having a more secure post than his Cabinet peers in Johnson’s administration. He intends to serve as long as the President needs him, and relations between Rusk and Johnson remain strong. Rusk’s creation of a foreign affairs aide office to brief Johnson on foreign policy underscores his commitment to preparedness and influence at the highest level.
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Washington
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Rusk
State Department
Traffic Toll For Holidays Is Climbing
The Associated Press reports holiday traffic deaths near the halfway point of the four day Thanksgiving weekend. By Saturday 264 people had died in traffic accidents since Wednesday, with good driving conditions and a Friday stay at home cited for keeping the toll below the peak set in 1962.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
Letters and Telegrams Pile Up After JFK Assassination
More than 185000 letters and 50000 telegrams of condolence have flooded the White House since the Dallas assassination last Friday. Press aide Andrew Hatcher told reporters most messages are for Mrs Kennedy, with some addressed to President and Mrs Johnson.
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Washington
White House
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Andrew Hatcher
Kennedy
Johnson
Youth Killed Hour After Getting License in NY Crash
Peter C. Mosier, 16, of Wassaic New York, was killed in a three car collision one hour after obtaining his junior operator's license while driving home on a Friday.
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Pleasant Valley
N. Y
Peter C. Mosier
Wassaic
N.Y
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
Telephone directions advise contacting your Tribune carrier. If unreachable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. The note emphasizes alternate dialing after hours.
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Tribune
Jet Crashes Near Byrd Field. Pilot Killed
A jet fighter from McConnell Air Force Base Kansas crashed while approaching Byrd Field Richmond. The pilot was killed and not identified immediately. The F-84 had left Wichita earlier that day and was in radio contact with the tower. The craft hit a hill and trees, likely exploding on impact.
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Richmond
McConnell Air Force Base
Kansas
Byrd Field
Wichita
Nitze Joins Navy as Civilian Chief of Navy
Paul H. Nitze sworn in as secretary of the Navy amid questions about his lack of naval background. A McNamara ally, he brings strategic experience from defense roles. Adm. Claude V. Ricketts and other officers express cautious support for his tenure.
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Washington
Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Nitze
Secretary of the Navy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Adm
Claude V. Ricketts
Naval Operations
UN Budget Committee Approves Film Center Plan
The United Nations General Assembly budget committee in New York approved a 1.19 million dollar appropriation to construct a television radio and film center in the basement area of the General Assembly Building. The project aims to bolster UN media facilities and broadcasting capabilities.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N. General Assembly
General Assembly
Weather outlook for area with fair skies this weekend
Temperatures record shows 43 degrees on this date in 1933. Current forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a low near 30 and a high in the 50s. Relative humidity at 11 a.m. and barometer readings are noted for the area.
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Ceanbes
Kansas Weather Forecast Calls for Mild Weekends
Topeka AP reports generally fair weather for Kansas through Sunday with highs in the 50s east and 60s west. Tonight’s low temperatures expected from 20 in the west to 30 in the east. Morning lows ranged from 19 at Goodland to 34 at Pittsburg.
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Topeka
Kansas
The
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Pittsburg
Request for 30 day flag half mast observance
Mayor W. J. Althaber and veterans groups urged a 30 day local observance of the national proclamation to fly the American flag at half mast after President Kennedy's assassination. They said smaller flags that cannot be lowered may display black crepe at the top of the pole.
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W. J. Althaber
Veterans’ Organizations
Kennedy
Veterans
Family Rescued From Wichita Fire
John Frank Thompson carried his 88 year old grandmother through flames to safety for his wife and their four children in a Wichita house fire Friday night. Mrs Maddie Dexter, blind and an invalid, was reported in serious condition with second and third degree burns. Thompson 43 had minor burns on his left arm. Frank Thompson an older son helped rescue Pete 11 Leslie 8 and Wimbly 18 months. None of the children were hurt.
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Wichita
John Frank Thompson
Maddie Dexter
Thompson
Wimbly
Venezuelan election braced amid terror threats and protests
Thousands in Caracas filled the streets as seven presidential candidates campaigned ahead of Sunday’s vote to replace Romulo Betancourt. The FALN terror group warned locals to stay indoors, while Betancourt accused Cuba of arming the group. Raul Leoni is seen as likely winner amid questions on congressional control. Col. James Chenault remains hostage with demands for the release of 71 terrorists.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Democratic Action Party
Raul Leoni
Col
James K. Chenault
U.S
Trinidad
Chenault
Johnson names top level panel to probe Kennedy assassination
President Johnson appoints Chief Justice Earl Warren to head a presidential commission to investigate the Kennedy assassination and related events. The panel includes Senators Russell and Cooper, Representatives Boggs and Ford, former CIA chief Dulles, and John J. McCloy. The commission will have subpoena power and set no time limit, per executive order. A Texas court of inquiry will also investigate.
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Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Special Presidential Commission
Earl Warren
Ken
Warren
Richard B. Russell
D-La
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Hale Boggs
Gerald R Ford
R-Mich
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
John J. McCloy
White House
Boggs
House Senate
Kennedy
Oswald
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Texas
Waggoner Carr
Signals Ordered For School Crossing Safety Trial
The city orders two electrical school crossing signals from Winko-matic Signal Co. of Lorain Ohio via Gades Sales Co. of Wichita. Each set costs 500 dollars and includes a lettered School Speed Limit sign a red neon speed posting and amber flashing lights with a timer for automatic operation during crossing periods. One unit will be placed on 3rd at Murray Hill and the other on West Cherry highway K39. The purchase is a trial with potential for more if effective.
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Winko-matic Signal Co
Lorain
Ohio
Gades Sales Co
Wichita
Murray Hill
R. J. Hayes
Neosho-Cottonwood Flood Group Meets Monday
The annual meeting of the Neosho-Cottonwood Flood Control and Water Conservation Assn will be held here Monday at the Tioga Hotel starting 11 a.m. Army Corps of Engineers representatives from Tulsa will discuss reservoir projects as Gordon Barker notes. George Fox presides. Clark Fleming treasurer. Harold Williams and Ralph Chapman directors. A business meeting at 11, dinner at noon, then another session. Congressman Joe Shubitz canceled district engagements due to Kennedy death. R J Hays Chanute city manager will participate.
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Report For Week
Topeka police log records 24 hour traffic death totals ending 9 am Saturday in November 1963. compares 41 fatalities that day with 52 in 1962 and 54 in 1961, reflecting year over year change in roadway casualties.
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Topeka
Kansas
Letter from Santa in busy hut at Main and Lincoln
Intercepted note describes Santa Claus at his hut near Main Street and Lincoln yesterday, noting he was a busy fellow in handling gifts and preparations.
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Santa
Main and
Lincoln
Santa helpers learn rules for Christmas cheer in LA
In Los Angeles AP reports graduates, 25 sidewalk Santa Clauses, are told to follow regimentation rules. Lt. Col. Nolte of the Volunteers of America cites safety and conduct rules such as no smoking, no promises, and keeping a friendly, low profile. A child asks who the real Santa is, highlighting the lesson that Santa Clauses should not fraternize with workers.
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Los Angeles
Santa Claus
Paul H. Nolte
The
Volunteers of America
Nolte
Genji
Santa
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