Train Crash Burns near Moran Kansas in LG LPG wreck
A Katy freight train derailed four miles north of Moran Kansas with sixty one of 119 cars leaving the tracks. Seven tank cars of LPG exploded and burned amid wreckage, with three blasts shattering cars and hurling debris. Ten acres burned as crews from Parsons and a railroad explosives expert work to secure the scene.
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Moran, Kan
Moran
Katy
Parsons
Kansas City
Erie CofC In Drive For Members
Erie Chamber of Commerce launches a membership drive ending November 1 aiming for at least 50 members. Speaker Kansas Chamber of Commerce service director Noble Drake urged community development. Two teams led by Tom Burress and Dick Salb vie to recruit, with a steak dinner for the winners.
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ERIE
Noble Drake
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Drake
Erie Chamber
Tom Burress
Dick Salb
James Rowland
Virgil Moody
Milford Hall
Chanute Junior’ College
Soviets land after 24 hour Voskhod mission
Moscow reports the three man Voskhod spacecraft completed a 24 hour flight with 16 orbits before landing safely. Tass says all crew are well after the craft descended through clouds. Commanded by Col. Vladimir Komarov the crew conducted outer space observations during the mission.
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Union
Voskhod
Space
Tass
Komarov
Space Flight Control Post
Moscow
U.S. Space Agency Trails in Moon Race Amid Soviet Sunrise Launch
Washington reports indicate the United States is about two years behind the Soviet Union in crewed spaceflight. The Soviets launched Sunrise with a three-man crew and a powerful rocket, while the U.S. outlines Gemini aims for early next year and a separate manned orbiting lab planned for 1967 or 1968, signaling differing approaches and ongoing leadership questions in space exploration.
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U.S. Space Agency
United States
Soviet Union
Soviets
Valery F. Bykovsky
U.S. Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Voskhod
Intercepted Letter Lorded Over Mothers Over Principle
Letter suggests two mothers clash over a principle and humorously contemplates a tandem bicycle to maintain togetherness amid conflict. The casual tone hints at domestic dispute themes without graphic detail. No names or places are provided in the readable text.
Mothers Win in Battle Over Principle in Glens Falls
In Glens Falls New York two mothers staged a 15 hour sit in for the right to buy the only blue English racing bike on sale. Store manager Melvin Smith sold both women a bike for ten dollars each after declaring the protest over. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Pasco cited fairness and their daughters' claims and noted the bikes were previously claimed by the girls. Both women in their 30s, their husbands remained distant observers.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
Roger Edwards
Mervyn Pasco
Melvin Smith
Smith
Edwards
Joy
Pasco
Arkansas River Study Is Urged
Promoters of a water study of the Arkansas River press for top Wichita area leaders to back the plan. Former Mayor W C Salome leads ticket sales for an October 22 Wichita meeting of the Mid Arkansas River Basin Water Study Committee gathering officials from federal, state, and local agencies to discuss river development from Tulsa to the Kansas Colorado border.
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Arkansas
W. C. Salome
Wichita
United Fund Drive Reaches $15,206 Milestone
The United Fund total reached 15,206 dollars today, 69.5 percent of the goal. The residential drive added 2,301 dollars, with co-chairman Orville Hedges noting 48.5 percent of the residential goal of 4,735 dollars has been collected.
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United Fund
Orville Hedges
Bower Wins Sekan Event At Independence Scout Contest
Robert Bower, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Bower of 1310 W nd, won first place in the Report to the Governor test last night in Independence. He will represent Sekan area at McPherson on Nov 7 to compete in the state contest, with the winner advancing to Washington DC. Bower is an Eagle Scout and holds the Scout God and Country award. Other contestants were Kirk Wycoff of Altamont and Don Mitchell of Independence.
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Robert Bower
Fred Bower
Independence
McPherson
Sekan Area
Weather remains mild with warm daytime temps through Wednesday
Topeka AP reports sunny mild conditions across Kansas as a large Pacific high pressure system sits over northern Kansas and Nebraska keeping the weather pattern stable. Night lows range 40 to 45 with highs 70 to 75 through Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nebraska
LBJ May Campaign In Kansas
Topeka AP says State Democratic Chairman Maurice Martin reports inquiries about a possible campaign speech by President Johnson in Wichita. Airports suitability noted, Wichita cited as capable. Plans for Hubert Humphrey visit to Kansas next week may be canceled.
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Topeka
Maurice Martin
Johnson
Wichita
Martin
Kansas
Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Hubert Humphrey
Theis
Humphrey
City Moves Ahead On Wider Main
The city commission reorganized and moved ahead on the Main street widening project with a reduced city cost share from 80 to 65 percent. Fred Harris sworn in as commissioner. Dave Evans elected mayor. City Attorney to publish a resolution permitting the project if not protested, detailing the six steps and widening to 62 feet with concrete paving.
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Fred Harris
Howard Parsons
Harris
Dave Evans
Evans
John Sherman
James W. Kensett
Dr. Kensett
Steuben
Forest
Seth Gray
Gray
Commission
Steuben and Main
Kensett and
Parsons
Goldwater blasts Johnson and vows space focus in 1964 race
Senate candidate Barry Goldwater denounces Johnson for Sunday campaigning and says Soviet space success heightens need for near space military use. He argues the area around orbital flight is key to military power, calls for stronger space effort over moon goals, and critiqued farm policy while touring the Midwest with supporters.
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United States
Earth
State Capitol
Goldwater
Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Midwest
Kiwanians Elect Wolfe Club Officers for 1965
Bill K Wolfe was named president of the Kiwanis Club at the annual election. Dwight Blackwood and Ronald Sutcliffe were elected 1st and 2nd vice presidents, with Robert McLaren treasurer and Eldon Penner secretary. Directors named: Wilbur Allison Don F Beach Jack Brown Elmer Dobbs Lewis Gerken Paul Parsons Carl Schickhardt. Offi cers take office January 1 1965. Clifford Erickson is president of the club. Jack Smith of Liberal Kansas District Kiwanis will speak next week.
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Bill K. Wolfe
Kiwanis Club
Dwight Blackwood
Ronald Sutcliffe
Robert McLaren
Eldon Penner
Wilbur Allison
Don F. Beach
Jack Brown
Elmer Dobbs
Lewis Gerken
Paul Parsons
Carl Schickhardt
Clifford Erickson
Jack Smith
Kansas District of Kiwanis
Kiwanis
Isbell Near Cuba Prompts Hurricane Warnings for Cuba
Tropical Storm Isbell intensified toward hurricane strength as it neared western Cuba. Forecasters predicted a crossing of the western tip into the Gulf of Mexico and a later eastward track toward Florida, with warnings issued from Pinar del Rio to Havana amid crop damage concerns.
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Miami
Fla
Isbell
Cuba
Florida
Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
National Observatory
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Hilda
Hoy
Cuban Weather Bureau
October Term Of Court Here
The October term of Neosho county district court opened here today and will open tomorrow at Erie. Opening days are devoted principally to reading of the dockets and setting of trial dates.
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Neosho County District Court
Erie
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