Pope Paul VI Returns to Rome After Historic Transatlantic Voyage
Pope Paul VI arrived in Rome after the papacy's first transatlantic pilgrimage, expressing gratitude and vowing to press for world peace. A red carpet welcome greeted him at the Vatican as he reported to the Vatican Council and emphasized the church's moral support for peace without entering political or economic realms.
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Two Plead Guilty To Petty Larceny
Chanute youths Larry Shields and Leon Reed pleaded guilty in city court to petty larceny for stealing gasoline Sunday night southeast of Chanute. They were fined 25 dollars each and ordered to repay the 1.70 dollar value. The gasoline was taken at Merle Dalton farm in Shaw vicinity and Dalton reported the theft after seeing the youths and noting Shields’ license plate, leading to Sheriff George Neely’s investigation.
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Eisenhower to Speak at First Annual People to People Conference
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will attend the opening session of the first annual People-to-People national conference in Kansas City. As chairman of the organization’s board of trustees, Eisenhower is set to speak and depart later that day. The three day conference includes representatives from member chapters nationwide.
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U S Plane Downed by China Claims Air Force Shooting
Peking Radio claimed Communist Chinese air force planes shot down a U S fighter over the mainland at 12 28 p m with three others fleeing The broadcast said the intrusion was a military provocation and noted no pilot’s name The Pentagon in Washington said it had no information and was investigating the report
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ICC orders four month stay on Santa Fe train discontinuance
The Interstate Commerce Commission on Monday ordered a four month stay of the date to discontinue two Santa Fe passenger trains 47 and 48 between Kansas City and Tulsa. The stay suspends the Oct. 20 discontinuance date while the commission investigates the railroad's decision.
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Couple sues for prize in Proctor and Gamble contest
A Wichita couple, Mr and Mrs William J Gilmore, filed suit for more than 47000 against Proctor and Gamble claiming they won the Proctor and Gamble 75000 Travelers Game Contest after submitting about 200 entries. They say judges did not acknowledge them and D L Blair Corp failed to respond to their protest.
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Neosho junior college plan okayed with bond vote set
The Neosho County Community Junior College board approved four building plans including a new gymnasium. A bond election to fund the project and to improve city schools is scheduled for Oct 26, with two bond propositions totaling 2 750 000.
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Weather area forecast and Kansas temperature notes
Generally fair conditions and little temperature change through Wednesday. Low tonight in the 50s, high Wednesday 75 to 80. In Topeka temperatures rise with sunny skies and southerly winds. Statewide highs expected in the 70s and 80s with lows around 45 to 50. Monday's highs ranged 66 to 79 across Kansas.
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Bronson Man Charged After Beating Mother
Clyde Johnson, 41, who lived with his mother Ethel Johnson, was charged with assault with intent to kill after striking her with a hammer. She was hospitalized in critical condition in Fort Scott. Sheriff Ray Cummings said the attack occurred while a visitor was present.
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Traffic Fatalities Log for Topeka Area in October
Kansas traffic death log shows 490 fatalities for the October period through 9 am Tuesday, compared with 487 in the same period in 1965. The report notes a fatality occurred Sunday, with figures updated to early Tuesday.
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Test Vote Planned Friday on Union Shop
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield announced a Friday test vote on the Taft Hartley repeal bill. The plan is to table the motion to take up the measure, a nondebatable step, and then vote against tabling. Mansfield said the move would not resolve the issue but might hint at the Senate stance amid Dirksen filibuster opposition.
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Heavy fighting between U S paratroopers and Viet Cong near Saigon
U S paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade battled Viet Cong on a jungle hill 30 miles northeast of Saigon, with light to moderate American casualties and 11 enemy bodies counted. Earlier a small U S unit was ambushed 15 miles northeast, with two guerrillas killed. Additional Viet Cong actions included river convoy attacks in the Mekong Delta and an assault near the Cambodian border, with 101 Viet Cong reported killed across An Xuyen and Binh Dinh.
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Chamber Luncheon to Outline Two School Bond Proposals
The Tioga Hotel hosts a Chamber of Commerce luncheon next Tuesday to present two proposed bonds. A 1.55 million dollar countywide junior college facility and a 1.2 million dollar Chanute Unified School District 413 plan for junior high facilities will be explained by a school steering committee. Reservations close by noon Monday.
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Fall Festival Highlights Include TV Giveaway
Chanute Jaycees announce the 22nd annual Fall Festival with a portable TV prize at Show-de-o in City Park Saturday night. Events start Thursday with an entertainment show on Main at 6 30, a Festival Fever Sale from 8 to 10 p m, and a street dance lasting into Friday morning. About 100 affiliate memberships support the Jaycee project.
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Oklahoma Files $30 Million Suit Against 10 Oil Firms
Oklahoma Attorney General Charles Nesbitt files two civil suits seeking $30 million in damages from ten oil companies. The claims allege a conspiracy to fix asphalt prices in Oklahoma since 1948, involving 300 million gallons of asphaltic road oil sold to the state. Defendants include Allied Materials, Apco Oil, DX Sunray, Kerr-McGee, Monarch Re fineries, Phillips, Riffe and Wilshire (formerly Riffe), Carry-Baxter-Kennedy, and Inland Asphalt.
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Riffe Petroleum Co
Wilshire Oil Corp
Riffe
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Carry Baxter-Kennedy
Kansas City
Senate Approves 3.218 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate gave final approval to the 3.218 billion foreign aid measure and sent it to President Johnson for signature. Passage was by voice vote after a 40 to 23 conference report approval, with 32 Democrats and 8 Republicans for and 13 Democrats and 10 Republicans against. Senator Fulbright voted no after voting present earlier. The House had passed the bill 204 to 127.
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Yan Kee Stadium Religious Service Draws Record Attendance
An intercepted letter reports that a religious service at Yan Kee Stadium last night drew larger in person and TV audiences than any prior service, suggesting unprecedented participation and broad visibility.
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Newsmen Expect Major Announcement From White House
Reporters believed a significant statement could come by day’s end as press secretary Moyers gave a brief, news-friendly briefing. He announced several items, invited a photo session, and then closed, leaving questions unanswered. The mood of anticipation started Monday night.
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