Fiance Holds Key in Murray Extradition Decision
Madalyn Murray, the Maryland atheist fugitive, says her fiancé Richard O’Hare in Mexico could decide if she fights extradition to Maryland. She may not oppose return to face assault and contempt charges as Maryland dismissed charges against her son William who is serving six months for civil contempt in a related case.
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San Antonio
Tex
Madalyn Murray
Maryland
Mexico
State of
FAA appoints Delaney as new chief at Martin Johnson airport
Roy Delaney becomes head of the flight service station at Martin Johnson airport after 24 years with the agency. He transfers from Cordova Alaska and succeeds Joe Strobel who moves to the area manager office in Kansas City. Delaney notes warm Alaska reception as FAA employees and wives greet him with a coffee reception.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Martin Johnson Airport
Roy Delaney
Cordova
Alaska
Joe Strobel
Kansas City
S. Gretchen
Seattle
Wash
Corvallis
Ore
Los Angeles
Delaney
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vatican
Kennedy Airport
St. Patrick's
New York
Vincent L. Broderick
Weather Bureau
Hayden 88 Years Old as Senate Longest Serving Leader
Sen Carl Hayden of Arizona turns 88, a record long service as the nation's oldest serving lawmaker. He has served since 1926 and heads the Senate Appropriations Committee as president pro tempore, contributing to 53 years in Congress and Arizona's early political rise.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
Appropriations
Hayden
Arizona
House
Congress
U S and Soviet to keep contact open after talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko ended their three hour dinner at the U N with no agreements but pledged to keep in touch for possible future accords. Disarmament dominated discussions as Rusk urged long term security through settlement and reunification of Germany.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
United Nations
mid-Manhattan
U.N
Washington
Gromyko
United States
Germany
Soviet Union
Democrats Submit Reapportionment Plan for Kansas House
Topeka Kansas. The state Democrats will submit a reapportionment plan for the Kansas House of Representatives. Democratic Chairman Tom Corcoran said a special committee will study the problem and he has asked leaders to recommend committee members with labor business and education interests to be represented.
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Topeka
Kansas House of Representatives
Tom Corcoran
Corcoran
King Edward Schafer Named King of Biffeche Tribe
St Louis public relations consultant Edward C. Schafer, 42, was elected king of the Biffeche tribe in Senegal on January 20, 1963. He began aiding the semi arid region in 1962 by chairing a local St Louis committee and plans to govern the 55 tribe members who had never had a king before.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Edward I
Republic of
Senegal
Edward C. Schafer
St. Louis
Schafer
Saint-Louis
Kingdom of
Biffeche
St. Louisans
Power business slows despite mild summer
City reports mild temperatures kept electric power demand low though Cha nute's municipal plants show year to date generation about 200 000 kwh ahead of last year. City Manager R J Hayes notes diesel plant ran 600 hours producing about 800 000 kwh and proved dependable and economical for next summer’s peaks and emergencies.
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Chanute
R. J. Hayes
Hayes
State C of C Plans Political Action
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce board may approve a statewide bipartisan political action arm at a Nov 15 meeting in Abilene. The Political Participation Council urged creation to mobilize business support for pro business candidates and governance standards. It also recommended ratification of the presidential disability amendment.
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Topeka
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Political Participation Council
Chamber
Kansas
Abilene
Real Estate Boards Elect Wichita man President
Harlin E. Bond of Wichita was elected president of the Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards at the close of the organization's annual convention Friday in Topeka AP reported.
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Topeka
Harlin E. Bond
Wichita
The
Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards
Humboldt Biblesta Parade Shines Again
Intercepted letter span notes another wonderful day provided for the Humboldt Biblesta Parade. The brief message highlights local civic cheer and community event planning surrounding the parade.
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Humboldt
Senate 14B Battle Set to Begin Monday
The Senate starts debate Monday on 14B Taft-Hartley repeal efforts. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen announce lengthy discussion with organized opposing teams. filibuster label denied. The measure would nullify state laws banning union shop requirements.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Area Forecast: Warmer Tonight and Warm Sunday
Fair and a little warmer tonight with increasing cloudiness and a little cooler Sunday. High Sunday around 65 to 70. Low tonight 45 to 50. Relative humidity at 11 a.m. rising. Barometer 30.21 inches and falling.
Fighting in Jakarta as rebels clash in capital
AP reports fighting broke out in Jakarta as rebel forces moved to recapture a communications building seized by loyal troops on Friday. The Siliwangi Division reportedly streamed into the city from Bandung to reinforce loyal units amid sporadic shooting and preparations with antiaircraft weapons amid air force loyalty concerns.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Jakarta
Bandung
Auburn’s Chris Akin Wins 1965 Miss Football USA Title
Chris Akin, representing Auburn University, captured the 1965 Miss Football USA contest on Friday night in Norman Oklahoma. First runner up was Miss Bobbi Woodman from Wichita State University.
Bombs Kill 11 in Saigon and Atrocity near Stadium
Terrorist blasts in Saigon killed 11 people, including four children and five police officers, and wounded 32. A taxi bomb near a theater wounded 10, with two Americans among the injured. A U S Air Force Skyraider collision killed pilots and a passenger, Bernard Rosenberg of the Albany Times Union.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
An Khe
Bernard Rosenberg
Albany
Cong Hoa National Stadium
New York Prepares for Welcome of Pope Paul VI
New York readies a welcome for Pope Paul VI on a peace mission. The city braces for ticker tape and public tributes as security, crowds, and ceremonial plans set the scene for the papal visit.
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New York
Paul VI
Pope Fills Bishop Post
The Very Rev. Harold R. Perry a 49 year old Negro is named auxiliary bishop of New Orleans by Pope Paul VI. The announcement came from Archbishops Hannan Cody with Perry noting the surprise. He was born in Lake Charles Louisiana.
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Rome
Harold R. Perry
New Orleans
Philip Hannan
John Patrick Cody
Chicago
Father Perry
Lake Charles
Not Sure Dog Kid's Best Friend
In Seattle a nine year old boy Randy Fonda was playing with a three month old puppy named Chow when the dog jumped and knocked out Randy’s lower tooth. Dentist Dr Joel Calavan said the extraction could not have been neater.
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Dog Kid
Seattle
Wash
Randy Fonda
Randy
Chow
Joel Calavan
Kansas Farm Prices Edge Up in Mid-September Report
The Crop and Livestock Reporting service says Kansas farm price index at mid-September rose slightly from August and stays well above last year. Livestock products led gains while crop prices fell. wheat averaged 1.37 dollars per bushel, eggs 24 cents per dozen, chickens 7.9 cents per pound.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal-State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Tribune Contact and After Hours Phone Bailiwick
The notice directs readers to contact their Tribune carrier if unavailable and provides an after hours dial tone HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. The instruction emphasizes reaching a representative or service if daytime contact fails.
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Tribune
Cherokee Fire Kills Chellis Davis and Clyde Barton
Chellis Davis 60 born Chanute died in a Cherokee house fire with Clyde Barton 58 yesterday. Marvin Lucas 53 of Weir escaped as five room frame home burned. Fire time about 3 p.m. Cause undetermined per AP. Davis memorial set for Monday at Johnson Chapel with burial in Memorial Park.
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Chellis Davis
Chanute
Cherokee
Clyde Barton
Marvin Lucas
Weir
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Chellis Leroy Davis
E. R. (Opal) Rushton
William
Robert Davis
Johnson Chapel
Doyle Frazier
Memorial Park Cemetery
House Approves Foreign Aid Funds
The House approved a 3.218 billion dollar foreign aid appropriation after a Republican bid to block or alter a Senate provision allowing the president to cut aid to countries shipping materiel to North Viet Nam failed 174 to 164. The final vote was 204 to 127 with Senate approval expected soon.
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Washington
House
Senate
North
Viet Nam
Sign directs to literacy tests at Brighton Junior High
In Rochester suburb Brighton a corridor sign pointed Friday to a room where literacy tests were administered. A second sign read Voter reg restration outlining election paperwork.
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Rochester
N.Y
Brighton Junior High School
Military Justice Concepts Are Challenged
A Utah federal judge ruled a soldier in a special court-martial has Sixth Amendment right to trained counsel, aligning military trials with civilian protections. Pvt. James E. Stapley, freed after 58 days, was represented by a civilian attorney after a writ for habeas corpus was filed. The decision questions traditional military defense roles and may prompt Army appeals.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Uniform Code of Military Justice
James E. Stapley
Salt Lake City
Ft. Douglas
Stapley
James P. Cowley
Cowley
Army
Christensen
John Lorbar
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