Hurricane Ginny Rakes North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Ginny battered the North Carolina coast with 90 mph winds and 25 to 30 foot seas centered 100 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras. A Navy ship with 10 men is missing and a second vessel in trouble as rescue planes and a Coast Guard cutter search the area. Officials warn of evacuations possible and maintain heavy emergency readiness along the Outer Banks.
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Washington
Ginny
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Weather Bureau
Diamond Shoals
Coast Guard
Outer Banks
Civil Defense
Oregon and
Hatteras Inlets
Oregon Inlet
Hatteras
Nags Head
Cape Lookout
N.C
Block Island
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Chesapeake Bay
Two Women Die in Kansas Highway Crash Near Fredonia
Two Independence women died in a two car crash on K96 northwest of Fredonia. Victims were Lena Baden 74 and Marie Fienan 67. Survivors included Vera Cleaver 45 of Wichita and August Baden 68 of Independence with six others injured.
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Kansas
Independence
Kan
Fredonia
Lena Baden
Marie Fienan
Vera Cleaver
Wichita
August T. Baden
Henry Baden Jr
John P. Fienan
Wilma Lombard
Mildred Baden
August Baden
Rain and accidents trail Kansas area weather update
Area forecast notes considerable cloudiness warm and humid with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday, turning cooler Tuesday afternoon. Rainfall near Chanute totals .45 inch yesterday bringing year to date moisture to about 50 percent of normal. Separate reports recount multiple crashes: two-car collision near McLough killing Mrs. Sarah Z Grady and Irene Hass, head injuries to Earl Grady and Raymond Hand. U.S. 24 crash east of Topeka killed Louis Simmons and Emma Rice. Opal Simmons and Louis G. Simmons Jr. injured. Other fatal or injurious incidents include Clyde Turnpike crash near Admire, and local high-speed chase ending in death of Lowe Donald Thompson.
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Chanute
McLough Sunday
Sarah Z. Grady
Irene Hass
Tonganoxie
Earl Grady
Sarah
Raymond Hand
Leavenworth
U.S
Topeka
Louis Simmons
Emma Rice
Opal Simmons
Louis G. Simmons, Jr
C. L. Bigham
Elda
Lloyd J. Steffes
Emporia
Kansas 99
Admire
William Garner
Council Grove
Kan
Lowe Donald Thompson
Wichita
George Bolton
Rainy outlook for eastern Kansas with scattered showers
AP reports more showers likely in eastern Kansas as a low pressure system moves east. Two tornado funnels observed in Pratt and St John without reported damage. Temperatures forecast to stay in the 70s with highs 70 to 75 and widespread cloud cover across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Central
Pratt
St. John
Emporia
Pittsburg
Goodland
Arkansas City
Salina
Peabody
Wakefield
Beloit
Belleville
Washington
Wichita
Independence
Mrs Geyer Wins Tribune News Tip of the Week
Last week's three dollar award goes to Mrs John Geyer of Route 2 for reporting the latest bloodhound sale by Larry Chaney of Route 1. Her tip spurred a feature story and photo about the Chaney family's bloodhounds over the past three years, distributed statewide via AP.
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John Geyer
Larry Chaney
Tribune
The
Spurling Rehired As Chanute Animal Control Officer
Kenneth Spurling has been rehired as the animal control officer by the Chanute Humane Society. He succeeds Toney Bresee, who resigned for other work. Spurling previously held the post for about a year, resigning last September 1 and being replaced by Bresee.
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Kenneth Spurling
Chanute Humane Society
Toney Bresee
Spurling
Bresee
Weather Cuts Fly-in Attendance at Chanute Event
Weather conditions limited the Chanute fly-in sponsored by the JayCee Flyers and the Privateers at the municipal airport yesterday. About 35 visiting aircraft flew in while 120 townspeople attended breakfast and supported the event. Ballou said flights from Kansas City Wichita Hutchinson and points south were canceled and local weather was near minimum for visual flight.
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Chanute Flying Clubs
JayCee Flyers
Privateers
Charles Ballou
Kansas City
Wichita
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Were “Rained In,” Ballou
Ballou
Anther
C of C Directors Meet Tonight
The monthly meeting of Chamber of Commerce directors and committee chairmen is set for 8 o clock tonight at the chamber offices. Other events this week include an Ambassador Club breakfast at 7 a.m. Wednesday at the Silver Grill.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ambassador Club
Silver Grill
New Homes for Deer Sheep In Pens at Santa Fe Park
Deer, sheep and birds move to Santa Fe Park as five new pens rise near US 169 with chain link enclosures 100 by 100 feet and sheltered south openings. Karakul sheep, fallow deer and geese are relocated to Santa Fe Lake and adjacent pens while a lone city swan settles in Highland quarry pool. Bird pens for pheasants and a peacock will follow, with park drive and lighting planned.
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Santa Fe Park
Highland Park
Santa Fe Lake
Santa Fe
Highland
Regal Solitude
DWI Charge Filed After Parsons Arrest at Lake Parsons
John C. O'Brien of Parsons was arrested by Sheriff George Neely at Lake Parsons on a driving while intoxicated charge. He posted a $155 bond and a hearing was set for Thursday in the justice of the peace court.
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Erie
John C. O'Brien
Parsons
Lake Parsons
Neosho County
George Neely
Justice of the Peace Court
Galesburg Seeks Lake Parsons Water Supply
Galesburg asks Parsons for permission to draw about two million gallons from Lake Parsons to bolster its dwindling reservoir. The water would be pumped to the town’s reservoir a mile north upstream on Little Labette Creek. The city’s supply now covers about 30 days at current use while a full reservoir would last nine months at 30 000 gallons daily. Water last overflowed the spillway in June.
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Parsons
Parsons City Commission
Galesburg
Lake Parsons
Little Labette Creek
Chanute United Fund Reports Unchanged at 10027.73
The Chanute United Fund total stayed at 10027.73 over the weekend, with new reports trickling into headquarters. The one week residential drive kickoff was today led by Mary Booe and aims for 21896.09 ending next weekend.
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Chanute United Fund
Mary Booe
Court Orders Restudy of Genovese's Case
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 vote, ordered reconsideration of the narcotics conviction of Vito Genovese, a reputed crime boss. Genovese, 66, is serving 15 years at Leavenworth. The case returns to the New York circuit for possible re evaluation after a May Campbell decision on FBI notes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vito Genovese
Genovese
Italy
Senate
Costa Nostra
Leavenworth
Kan
U.S. Circuit Court
New York
Clark
Harlan
White
Circuit Court
Alvin R. Campbell
Campbell
FBI
Justice Clark
Supreme) Court
Natale Evola
Salvatore Santora
Vincent Gigante
Joseph di Palermo
Charles di Palermo
Portrait Of Ike Is Gift Portrait Of Ike Is Gift
ABILENE Kansas AP former President Dwight D Eisenhower returned to his hometown to unveil a life like portrait gifted to the Eisenhower Presidential Library by K S Boots Adams of Bartlesville Oklahoma. The work by James Anthony Wills of Houston was accepted by Dr Wayne C Grover Washington chief archivist. Eisenhower praised Abilene and Kansas hospitality and thanked residents for commemorating the Eisenhower name. He attended a library commission meeting with family members and aides after the ceremony.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Presidential Library
K.S
Boots) Adams
Bartlesville
Oklo
James Anthony Wills
Houston
Adams
Wills
Harry Darby
Kansas City
U. S
Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission
Kansas
Eisenhower Center
Col
John Eisenhower
Barbara
Robert Schultz
Salina
Soy Bean Load Stolen From Henry Smith Hi Way Supply
The Henry Smith Hiway Supply Store south of here reported a theft of a semi-trailer and soy beans. The tractor-trailer and beans valued at 2300 dollars belonged to Smith. The store at US 59 and K57 has been a frequent burglary target.
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Erie
Henry Smith
Here
Sheriff's Office
Smith
Kansas Pilot Killed In Colorado Crash
L. W. Blackwell of Liberal Kansas died when a light single engine plane disintegrated in flight 32 miles southwest of Grand Junction. The witnesses reported the craft broke apart in the air during the Sunday crash while en route from Pueblo to Salt Lake City.
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Kansas
Colorado
Grand Junction
Colo
L. W. Blackwell
Liberal
Kan
State Patrol
Salt Lake City
Pueblo, Colo
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Content Snapshot
An intercepted letter to Cha describes a muddled weather and sports season. The writer notes October bringing a chaotic mix of basketball World Series football and pro basketball across levels.
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Cha
Soviet protest over NATO multilateral nuclear force plan
Moscow condemned NATO steps toward a multilateral nuclear force as dangerous and contrary to the Moscow treaty ban on tests. The Tass statement warned of risks to Soviet safety and the climate of mutual trust, noting efforts at disarmament while Britain and France withheld full support and West Germany backed the plan. Kennedy had proposed a NATO fleet with Polaris missiles after Skybolt cancellation.
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Moscow
Tass
German
Soviet Union
NATO
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Nassau
Bahamas
U.S
France
West Germany
Traffic Fatalities Log Reveals October 1963 Toll
Kansas traffic death log records 33 fatalities for the October period ending 9 a.m. Monday in 1963, matching 1962 totals at 46 and 1963 48 hours to 6 The report notes 456 comparable fatalities in the prior period and 465 in the year-ago frame.
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Topeka
Kansas
UN Rejects Red China in United Nations Seat Bid
The General Assembly rejected by a substantial margin a bid to seat Red China in the United Nations. The Albanian Cambodian proposal failed 41 in favor, 57 against, 12 abstentions, with Ethiopia absent. This marks the 14th straight year the China issue was sidetracked or voted against. The Soviet bloc backed seating Peking, while Albania carried the motion.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Red
China
Ethiopia
Assembly
Peking
Kremlin
Albania
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Sion
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