Death Toll Tops Nineteen In Kansas Traffic Tragedies
The Associated Press reports nineteen traffic deaths across Kansas over the weekend. The worst crash near Wellington killed eight from two vehicles, including Deanna Lintecum and Corlyn Ramey, plus Roger Morrison. A separate collision near Emporia claimed Joseph Holin and June Montgomery. Additional fatalities occurred at Hutchinson, Gorham, Potwin, and other spots, with a Fort Riley sergeant and a Kansas City man among the dead.
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Naaz
Deanna Gay
Belle Plains
Terry L. Daley
Wellington
Carla Downing
Belle Plaine
Gorham
Kan
Minnie Preston
Highway 40
Charles M. Moore
Dallas
Tex
Santa Fe
U.S. 50
Emporia
Joseph Holin
Wichita
June Montgomery
Schedule For CofC Directors Meet At Memori al Building
The October meeting of Cham ber of Commerce directors and committee chairmen will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the chamber offices at the Memori al building. Attendance is open to the general membership. A breakfast meeting of the in dustrial committee this morning at the Tioga Hotel opened cham ber activities for the week. The group discussed a new industrial prospect. Also sched uled are: Breakfast meeting of the ag riculture committee, 7 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Tio ga. Plans will be made for the annual 4H leader recognition dinner. Luncheon meeting of the wom en's committee tomorrow noon, Tioga, Retailer meeting at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the chamber of fices, Christmas plans will be made.
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Chamber
Memorial Building
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Tioga Hotel
Agriculture Committee
The
Tioga
Women's Committee
Johnson reviews intelligence reports before congressional talks
President Johnson surveyed the latest intelligence on world events ahead of a meeting with congressional leaders. He cited a cautious start in relations with the Soviet Union and urged renewed efforts to curb nuclear spread. He warned Red China might use nuclear blackmail and affirmed U.S. protection of nonnuclear nations.
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Washington
Johnson
China
the Nation
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
Death of Eight Ties Record In Kansas Crash
TOPEKA AP Eight people died in a two car crash near Wellington Saturday night tying the Kansas record for most fatalities in a traffic accident. The Highway Patrol noted another eight death crash in Meade County on August 5, 1954, as the lone prior holder. The weekend toll included 15 dead in three accidents. Col. L E Hughes said he is receiving letters with ideas on the mounting death toll and cautioned drivers to stay alert.
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Wellington
Kansas
Highway Patrol
Meade County
Col. L.E. Hughes
Hughes
Los Angeles Bank Robbers Face Rising Citywide Toll
A bank robber brandished nitrocolorless fluid that proved to be tap water when dropped, prompting quick capture as Los Angeles County faces frequent bank heists. FBI data show a quarter million dollars stolen citywide this year, with many crimes ending in swift arrests aided by bank security and public tips.
Nightly City Registration Opens to 9 P M
The city clerk's office will stay open until 9 P M each night today through Friday to register voters within city limits for the November 3 general election. Eligible residents may register from 8 A M to 9 P M during night hours. books close at 9 P M Friday until after the election.
Theft of clothing at Tioga Hotel reported
Sam Gillard told police Saturday night that clothes were stolen from his room at the Tioga Hotel. The items were likely taken Friday night after a window screen was removed from a second floor room, officers said.
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Tioga Hotel
Sam Gillard
United Fund drive falls short of goal by Friday
The United Fund donations lag behind a $21,906.19 goal, totaling $17,251 from 1,847 contributors. The drive was extended through this week as the fund remained about $5,000 short at the deadline.
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United Fund
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows 527 for 1964 Period
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 48 hours ending 9 am Monday October 15, 1964 notes 527 fatalities for the period, with 464 recorded in the comparable 1963 period. The data reflect ongoing highway fatalities across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Injured Ottawa Woman Dies After Motor Vehicle Crash
Mrs Beulah Roberts 56 of Rt 1 Ottawa Kan died in a Kansas City hospital after injuries from a two car crash near her home last Wednesday night.
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Kansas City
Beulah Roberts
Rt. 1
Ottawa
Kan
Buffalo Homecoming Parade Draws Big Crowd and Prizes
A large Buffalo Homecoming crowd enjoyed a morning parade with six floats and ten bands, a noon bean feed, and afternoon activities including a team pulling contest and children’s races. First prize in the float contest went to the High Prairie Pioneer 4-H Club, with Buff alo Boosters 4-H Club and the Methodist Church of Buffalo taking second and third respectively.
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Buffalo
High Prairie Pioneer
Buffalo Boosters
Methodist Church of Buffalo
$2.2 Billion Boost In Personal Income
The Commerce Department reports September personal income rose by $2.2 billion to a record annual rate of $497.1 billion, driven mainly by payroll increases totaling $1.8 billion. The July-September rate stood at $494.5 billion, up $6.5 billion from the second quarter, with disposable income up and saving around 7.5 percent of income.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Office of Business Economics
Soviet Mars hail? Marshal dies in Belgrade crash
A four engine Soviet airliner carrying about 30 people including Marshal Sergei Biryuzov, head of the armed forces, crashed in fog near Avala Hill ten miles south of Belgrade. All aboard were killed as the plane hit a wooded hillside near a monument to Yugoslavia's Unknown Soldier during a Soviet delegation visit.
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Yugoslavia
Sergei
Biryuzov
Khrushchev
Moscow
Avala Hill
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
A brief notice instructs readers to call their Tribune phone line or, if unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. The guidance emphasizes reaching the carrier and provides the alternate number for evening contact.
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Students to canvass Chanute residents on voter registration
Junior College Student Council plans a house to house canvass in Chanute to register voters for the upcoming election. Volunteers will check eligibility, guide residents to register, provide baby-sitting for mothers, and offer rides to the City Clerk's Office between 9 and 11 30 in the morning. The effort aims to show public support for a county wide school levy voting on November 3.
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Chanute
Junior College Student Council
Cattle Bring $125,045 At Charolais Sale In Kansas City
Cattle men from Mexico, Canada and the United States paid a total of $125,045 for 46 head of prime Charolais cattle at Kansas City's first annual Charolais sale. The average price was about $2,700 and the top bid reached $12,700 for half interest in a 2 year old bull named Sir Sam consigned by Litton and Son of Chillicothe Missouri. The buyer was the M and ? ranch of Indianapolis.
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Mexico
Canada
United States
Sir Sam
Litton and Son
Chillicothe Mo
Indianapolis
Peaceful Coexistence Proclaimed in Soviet Speech
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev declared a policy of peaceful coexistence disarmament and equality among Communist parties in a Red Square ceremony for three cosmonauts. He did not address Khrushchev's removal but spoke from Lenin's Tomb noting the USSR leads in space flight by varying estimates of two to five years.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Red Square
Lenin
United States
Intercepted Letter on Prosperity Slogans
The note cites early 20th century campaign themes such as A Full Dinner Pail and A Chicken in Every Pot and adds a modern line At Least Two Cars in Every Garage. The letter frames prosperity as a political promise and reflects campaign rhetoric across eras.
Hoover Outlook Grave Despite Bleeding Halt
Former President Herbert C. Hoover, age 90, remained critically ill after a massive gastrointestinal bleed was halted. A medical bulletin noted he was in a state of unresponsiveness with toxic products in the blood, though bleeding had stopped and vital signs were stable. His sons Allan and Herbert Jr. were at his side in the Waldorf Towers suite as doctors continued to treat him.
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New York
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
Allan
Herbert Jr
Waldorf Astoria Towers
Michael J. Lepore
Lepore
Bulletin
Waldorf Towers
Howard Patterson
J. Beall Rodgers
Neil MacNeil
The
New York Times
Weather Area Forecast Freeze Warning Into Tonight
Freeze warning issued for area with colder tonight and generally fair conditions through Tuesday. Cooler tonight with freezing temperatures expected. low around the upper 20s. Warmer on Tuesday with high near 65.
Autumn weather grips Kansas with freezing nights ahead
Brisk autumn weather dominated Kansas with temperatures dipping below freezing in many areas and expected again by Tuesday morning. Daytime highs will mostly range in the 60s, with some 70s possible Tuesday as a large cold dry pressure system covers much of the nation and moisture chances remain low until it weakens.
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Topeka
Kansas
World’s Fair Hibernates After Six Month Run
The New York World's Fair closed at midnight Sunday ending a six month run. Officials said the billion-dollar exposition was financially successful but lagged on attendance and revenue, with 33,373,446 visitors versus an earlier forecast of 40 million. The final public glimpse drew 200,076 visitors, and officials estimate net earnings will fall about 23 million over the two-season run from the $53 million original forecast.
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New York
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