Inez Tears at Cuba On Erratic Course
Hurricane Inez stalled over southern Cuba, weakening to near hurricane strength and drifting northward toward Florida. Forecasters warned of a possible return across western Cuba with more than 100 deaths already reported and Cuba’s coast battered by 158 mph winds and heavy rains as Inez zigzagged along the island’s south edge.
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Inez
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Florida
Caribbean
Trinidad
Cape Cruz
Bahamas
Weather Bureau
Fidel Castro
Oriente
Atlantic
Havana
Busy Elevator Only Change
Amanda Harter Lott, 89, shares Hotel Columbia with 450 male USC dormitory students after the university bought the hotel. She notes quieter floors and elevators running faster, while guests were asked to move. Lott invested in a five-room suite on the 12th floor and was deemed a special case by university officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
Amanda Harter Lott
University of South Carolina
Only Half of Eligible Will Vote in Kansas
Topeka AP reports Kansas Secretary of State Elwin M Shanahan estimates 1.5 million voting age residents with 1.2 million qualified to vote. She projects 650000 ballots cast in November, down from 68000 two years ago and 649000 in 1962 off year.
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Topeka
Elwin M. Shanahan
Kansas
Shanahan
Tribune Contact Cue For Phone Reachability
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Biblesta Parade Day Noted in Humboldt Message
Intercepted letter from Nute to Cha proclaims a grand day for the Biblesta Parade at Humboldt, signaling celebratory civic mood and local event highlight.
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Humboldt
Mafia Overlords Name Grand Jury In Queens Probe
Seven alleged underworld chieftains appeared before a Queens grand jury listing their names and addresses. Five of the seven returned to La Stella restaurant after a recess, part of the 13 Mafia figures seized Sept. 22 and held on $100,000 bail each as material witnesses in a syndicated crime probe. Names include Santo Trafficante and Carlos Marcello with several associates, who cited constitutional rights during questioning and were ordered to return Monday with the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queens
la Stella
Forest Hills
Santo Trafficante
Senate
Cosa Nostra
Florida
Carlos Marcello
New Orleans
South
Joseph Marcello
Anthony Carolla
Frank Gagliano
Anthony
Tony the Sheik
Carillo
Queens County
Four Prisoners Escape From Kansas Penitentiary
Four inmates at the Kan sas Penitentiary broke out late Friday night. Oliver Cromwell Hardee 27 Wagoner Okla William E Hunt 37 Altus Okla Randy L Miksell 27 Carthage Mo John Oscar Engberg 33 Bucklin Mo escaped through a ceiling hole into an attic and down a rope to the silo area before dropping to ground level.
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Lansing, Kan
Kansas Penitentiary
Oliver Cromwell Hardee
Wagoner
Okla
William E. Hunt
Altus
Randy L. Miksell
Carthage
John Oscar Engberg
Bucklin
Two to Be Inducted Into Armed Forces
Neosho county residents depart Monday for induction per the Selective Service office. Inductees include James Norton Parsons and David Osborn Thayer. Nineteen others will report for pre induction physical exams, including Donald Naff Eric James Ferguson, Robert Bussman Ronald Anderson and several others from Chanute Wichita Thayer Parsons Chanute Independence and nearby towns.
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Armed Forces
Selective Service Office
James Norton
Parsons
David Osborn
Thayer
Donald Naff
Eric
James Ferguson
Truth Or Consequences
N.M
Robert Bussman
Ronald Anderson
Donald Kennedy
Richard DeLa Torre
Joe K. Anderson
Lynn Gorrell
Joe Stevenson
Patrick Allen
Ronald Goltry
Alvin Cramer
Gene Simmons
Chanute
Ken Malson
Paul Chanuncey
Wichita
James Burke
Galesburg
Larry Anderson
Edward Ammamann
Steven Bennett
Independence
Burlington Ownership Changes at garment plant
Burlington Mfg Co, operator of the 111 W. 3rd garment plant, has been sold to a Kansas City investment group led by William B. Cappock Keith Wilson and Walter Skypeck. Cappock becomes president Wilson vice president and attorney Skypeck secretary treasurer. Mike Gordon former president leaves. Plant will resume full production after temporary curtailment.
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Burlington Mfg. Co
W. 3Rd
William B. Cappock
Keith Wilson
Walter Skypeck
Kansas City
Cappock
Wilson
Skypeck
Mike Gordon
Max Normand
Oscar Pollack
Burlington
Seven-State Meeting of Kaiser Frazer Owners Club
Members of the Kaiser Frazer Owners Club from seven states gather in town to view vintage Kaiser and Frazer models on display at the La Rosa motel. A dinner is planned at the Orchid Buffet this evening. Local member O. K. James resides at 320 North Franklin.
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Kaiser Frazier Owners Club
Kaiser and Frazier
la Rosa
O. K. James
N. Franklin
Theft Reported From Earl Close Home
Police reported today that articles valued at about 75 dollars were taken last Saturday from Earl Close’s home at 1307 South Grant. Missing items include a transistor radio, men’s clothing, a tie clasp, costume jewelry, a pocket watch, a billfold and a flashlight.
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Earl Close
S. Grant
Bombers Hit Viet Cong Strongholds in South and North Viet Nam
U S B52 bombers conducted two raids in South Viet Nam near the demilitarized zone and near Qui Nhon in support of ground forces, while North Viet Nam was hit by 143 bombing missions targeting oil depots, missile sites, and transportation facilities. One F4C Phantom was shot down. one crewman was rescued and the other reported missing. Ground actions in the south were small and scattered, with major efforts around the B52 strikes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Ha
North
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi- Haiphong
Panhandle
Air Force
Frost on Buildings and Ice on Windshields Reported
The area saw light frost and ice on windshields with no major moisture on the ground. Farmers, including Fredie Markham near Chanute, reported frost on barns and a truck windshield. Kansas towns recorded lows in the 30s, with highs expected in 60s to 70s and warmer conditions into Sunday.
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Fredie Markham
Chanute
the Tribune
Markham
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Cat Hill City
Garden City
Pittsburg
Two Former Patients Here Help Christmas Seal Drive
Two teenagers who were patients at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital in here help lead the state Christmas Seal campaign. Carl Wollard and Polly Pittman spoke of their illness and hospital care, urging prompt detection and treatment. Wollard is a junior at Arkansas City and Pittman a sophomore at El Dorado High School. This marks the 59th year of Christmas Seal sales to fund TB programs and chest X rays and skin tests. Dr James Brown and Mrs Bruce Burris attended the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Assn meeting.
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Southeast
Kansas
Wollard
Arkansas City
Pittman
el Dorado High School
James Brown
Southeast Kansas
Ike Criticizes Wild Spending in Victory Priority
Former President Dwight Eisenhower denounced taxpayer waste and urged winning the Vietnam War quickly as the top priority. He advocated immediate use of sufficient force to achieve victory and said he would take any action to win, avoiding a focus on poverty or the moon.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Africans See Win at United Nations on South West Africa
African diplomats predicted the General Assembly would approve a resolution to place South West Africa under UN trusteeship, with only Portugal and South Africa voting against. The plan gathers broad support from Asia and Africa, as the Soviet Union and Mongolia officially back the measure. The debate has spanned weeks, with voting expected as early as next week.
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Havana
Miami
United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
South-West Africa
South Africa
General Assembly
Portugal
Africa
Asia
Mongolia
Soviet Union
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
the Hague
Two 15-year-olds Admit Passing Bogus Check
Police said two 15-year old boys admitted to Ray Zumalt county juvenile officer their involvement in passing a forged check at the Orchid Bluff a few days ago. Officers said two other boys are involved and the investigation continues.
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Ray Zumalt
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Reported In 24 Hours
AP summary notes Kansas traffic deaths in Topeka within a 24 hour period ending 9 am Saturday. Data contrasts two years with 1966 figures at 74 and 1965 at 490, reflecting year over year changes in fatalities in the Topeka area and broader Kansas routes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Man Orders a Mole Hill But Mountains Delivered
Cincinnati couple sues University of Cincinnati and contractor Frank Bartello for 13500 dollars claiming a small dirt order led to 250 truckloads of dirt rock and shale dumped on their yard after a project. They say the pile endangers neighbors and will cost 13500 to remove and repair.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
John Diciero
Frances
Dicieros
University of Cincinnati
Frank Bartello
Bartello
Grand Jury At Galena
In Galena Kansas the first Cherokee County grand jury in 15 years will be impaneled Tuesday to probe city actions. District Court Judge William Meek ordered Mayor A. M. Moeller and City Treasurer Beverly Shamblin to sign overdue city employee pay checks prepared by City Clerk Mavis Williams, who remains in her office despite being fired by six councilmen. County Attorney Paul Armstrong filed a petition to determine rightful holders of all council seats mayor city clerk and city attorney.
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Galena
Kan
A. M. Moeller
Beverly Shamblin
William Meek
Mavis Williams
Williams
Cherokee County
Paul Armstrong
Electrical Short Shuts Roof Heater At Grocery
A roof mounted heater at Self Service Grocery developed an electrical short about 10 35 a m today causing the unit to overheat and emit smoke into the store. Firemen disconnected wiring to stop the unit and said damage was confined to the heater with no further harm.
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Self Service
Selective Service Test Dates Announced for College Students
Lt. Gen. Hershey says college students seeking the next Selective Service qualification test on November 18 and 19 must mail applications by October 21. Applications go to Educational Testing Service in Princeton NJ in a preaddressed envelope from any draft board. The tests aid local draft boards in deciding eligibility for student deferrals. About 768000 young men took the test last May and June.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Selective Service
Educational Testing Service
Princeton
N.J
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Frank Rangano
Tampa, Fla
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Miksell
Engberg
Hardee
Hunt
Sherman Crouse
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KFOC
Barbara Bender
Bud Roberts
Gordon Bender
S. Plummer
Chanute High School
CHS Cometeers
Nist
Qui Nhon
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Stewart Ee
Ecsosee
Olathe
Hutchinson
Carl Wollard
Burden
Polly Pittman
el Dorado
Miss Pittman
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Ike
Earl
Cook County
Edgar
Seattle
Wash
Milton
Johns Hopkins University
McCormick Place
Lakefront
Cassius Clay
Republican Women of
Illinois
Dicleros
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