Security Council Sees World Shifts From Khrushchev Ouster
Washington AP Johnson convenes the National Security Council for a weekend review of three dramatic developments. The Kremlin reshuffle under Brezhnev and Kosygin, China’s first nuclear test, and a new Labor government in Britain under Harold Wilson shape Western policy.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Red China
London
Washington
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
U.S
Khru
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
Admire Bank Robbery Reported in Admire Kansas
Admire State Bank president RH Shepherd found the front door broken and the vault combination knocked off with about 800 to 900 dollars in coins missing. The safe remained intact. Lyons County sheriff, Kansas Bureau of Investigation and FBI are investigating. Admire, a 300 person town about 20 miles north of Emporia.
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Admire
Kan
Admire State Bank
Shepherd
Emporia
Lyons County Sheriff's Office
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Soviet Blasts Red China Over Khrushchev Line
Moscow Pravda under new party leadership renews sharp criticism of Red China. The piece signals no hurry to reconcile with Peking and notes plans to proceed with a World Communist meeting opposed by China.
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Moscow
Pravda
Red
China detonates nuclear device adds third bloc in world power balance
AP report notes Red China exploded a nuclear device expanding global atomic blocs to three. It cites launch of reactor near Peking in 1958 with Soviet help and estimates 15 labs in Peking and 21 nationwide. Rusk warned of impending detonation and analysts say the explosion shifts defense budgeting and power dynamics among the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union.
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U.S
United States
Red China
China
Washington
Peking
Dean Rusk
Atomic “Club
Britain
Soviet Union
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hazed Wichita State student found near Vilas area
Wichita University freshman Bill Henline, 18, was found wandering in the Vilas area west of town shortly before dawn wearing only a raincoat and shoes with pennies in his pockets. He said a blindfolded ride from 2 am left him stranded near a farm, later identified by police and returned to his brother in Wichita.
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Wichita University
Vilas
Here
Chanute
Bill Henline
Wichita
Caravan Planned To Greet Johnson In Wichita
A Chanute caravan to Wichita is planned to greet President Johnson. D. Propst Neosho county Democratic chairman said the caravan will leave Chanute around noon with participants asked to notify him. The President is to speak at 4 p.m. at Wichita airport.
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Chanute
Wichita
Johnson
D. Propst
Neosho County
Propst
Parachute Jumps Here Tomorrow at Chanute Airport
Parachute jumping will feature at Martin Johnson airport tomorrow with plane rides over the Chanute area and a display of new planes at the field. Fred Montague of the Dickerhoof Flying Service announced the event today. No special activities were planned at the airport today.
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Martin Johnson Airport
Fred Montague
Traffic Fatalities Log for Topeka Area 1964 Update
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday October 36 1964 with a comparable 1963 count. The report lists fatalities in Topeka and surrounding areas for the period, indicating ongoing road hazards and year over year changes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Traffic Crash Fatal to Four at Crapper's Corner
A two car collision near Crapper's Corner five miles south of Hutchinson killed four people. Arthur Schrag 52 Pretty Prairie his wife Dorothy 48 and daughter Janice 21 a Bethel College senior were in one car. Irvin Sidles 49 Wichita in the other car died after apparently running a stop sign. No witnesses. Sidles rammed the Schrag car and wreckage struck a filling station. Reno County road deaths for the year rise to 19.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Crapper’s Corner
Arthur Schrag
Pretty Prairie
Dorothy
Janice
Bethel College
Irvin E. Sidles
Wichita
Floyd Kelfer
The
Highway Patrol
Sidles
Reno County
Phone numbers and contact instructions for Tribune
Instructions to reach Tribune via phone. If the primary number is unavailable, call HE 1-3400 after 6 pm.
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Tribune
Weather Change Moves Across Kansas With Cooler Temps
The area forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and shifting winds as a cold front moves through Kansas. A cool air mass follows, bringing cooler temperatures for tonight and Sunday with scattered showers possible in eastern sections. Highs today 70s in the northwest to 80s in the southeast.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Bond set at five thousand in Chanute rape case
Richard D. Cloke an 18 year old Chanute lifeguard was bound over to district court for trial with bond set at 5000 after a daylong preliminary hearing on forcible statutory rape involving a 13 year old girl at the Chanute Country Club grounds. He also faces jail break charges with bond 2500.
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Richard D
Rick) Cloke
Chanute
Country Club
Cloke
St. Paul
Fall of Khrushchev Shocks World and Politics
Khrushchev’s sudden removal as Soviet leader reverberates globally as Brezhnev and Kosygin assume top posts. Pravda denounces his “hair-brained schemes” while pledging continuity in peaceful coexistence and Asia Africa policy. Khrushchev reportedly faced a secret leadership purge amid China tensions and space milestones.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khru
Shchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
Khrushchev
Asia
Africa
Red China
Intensive Effort Made to Keep Risks Off Payroll
Washington relies on a vigorous vetting program to keep security risks off federal payrolls. Civil Service Commission screened 230000 nonsensitive job applicants at about $5 each and conducted 35000 full-field probes for sensitive posts at about $390 each. Investigations span FBI, defense, and other agencies, with NSC clearances requiring top-level scrutiny for most officials and attendees.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Walter W. Jenkins
U.S
Civil Service Commission
National Defense
The
FBI
White House
Oil Lease Pump House Damaged Near Neosho
Authorities report damage to an oil lease pump house east of town with roof tearing, bent sheet, torn walkway and rail, and a forced padlock attempt. Entry not made. Located west of the Neosho between the K39 bridge and the city dam. Joint inquiry by sheriff and police.
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C. L. Keas
Tennessee
George Neely
Neosho
Car Plunges Into Kaw River in Kansas City
A speeding car plunged over the Tailing of the 23rd Street Viaduct on the Kansas side and sank in 7 to 8 feet of water. Police recovered one body, James Robert Harris, 27, of Kansas City Mo. Injuries occurred in nearby accidents as rescue workers tried to salvage the vehicle. Witnesses included a cab driver, Ralph Pearson, 43, of Smithville Mo., who said the car rode the top rail before plunging.
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Kansas City
Kaw
23Rd Street
Kansas Side
Kaw River
James Robert Harris
Betty L. Pearler
Jerry Walters
St. Margaret's Hospital
Ralph Pearson
Smithville
Plane Crash Injures Maurice Martin in Topeka
AP report says Maurice Martin Democratic state Chairman suffered a fractured nose and minor cuts when his light plane crashed into two garages near Topeka Municipal Airport after engine failure. He was en route to Wichita to finalize Johnson campaign speech plans and walked away from the wreck.
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Topeka
Maurice Martin
Martin
Wichita
Johnson
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reports Weekend Travel
An intercepted note hints at weekend trips with favorable weather at departure and cooler cloudy conditions on return. The writer signs off as Dear Cha and mentions plans amid mild forecasts.
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Leslie Cable
W. Averell Harriman
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