Jackson DA faces contempt in bid to jail over indictments
In Mississippi a federal judge orders civil contempt against acting U S attorney general Nicholas Katzenbach after Dist. Atty. Robert Hauberg refuses to sign indictments from a grand jury. The judge gives five days for an appeal, while stating Hauberg could be jailed if he does not perform his duties. The Biloxi grand jury is considering cases tied to civil rights workers murders near Philadelphia Mississippi.
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Jackson, Miss
Justice Department
U.S
Robert Hauberg
Jackson
Hauberg
Dist
Harold Cox
Nicholas Katzenbach
Cox
Biloxi
Philadelphia
Miss
Katzenbach
Grand Jury
Strong-Arm Robbery Charged in Westwood Incident
In Kansas City AP report, a man and two teenagers fled from a state hospital and were charged with strong-arm robbery burglary and car theft. They allegedly robbed Mrs Anna Wohler in suburban Westwood Kan tied her to a chair in an empty house near Westwood City Hall and fled in her car. Suspects Joseph Eugene Stehl 25 Bruce Eric Buckingham 17 and Steve Patrick McDaniel 16 were arrested west of Butler Missouri near the state line after abandoning the vehicle. Mrs Wohler later freed herself and contacted her husband Edwin C Wohler a Kansas City Kan teacher.
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Kansas City
Kansas State Hospital
Osawatomie
Anna M. Wohler
Westwood
Kan
Joseph Eugene Stehl
Bruce Eric Buckingham
Steve Patrick McDaniel
Butler
Kansas
Tribune Phone Note For After Hours Carrier
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call his carrier and try again after 6 p.m. Reachable at dialing HE 1400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Channels Open for Nuclear Talks Between Major Powers
Washington A P State Department spokesman said channels for dialogue between Red China and the major nuclear powers are open. He noted U S willingness to invite China into Geneva disarmament talks, despite Beijing’s lack of constructive engagement.
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Washington
State Department
China
Robert McCloskey
United States
Geneva
Red China
McCloskey
Peking
Warsaw
Two Thefts Reported At City Hotels And Laundries
Two thefts were reported to police today. Sohrab Azima a foreign student at Chanute Junior College reported shirts stolen from a self service laundry. He valued each shirt at 12 dollars and said they were new from home. Rob ert Lee Pierano reported a suitcase missing with items including a camera shoes and service discharge papers. The suitcase was later found in the Manhattan Hotel lobby.
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Manhattan
Sohrab Azima
Chanute Junior College
Azima
Robert Lee Pierano
Topeka Area Forecast Averages Five Day Outlook
Skies stay sunny across Kansas with a dry pattern into next week. Highs today near 60s with tonight’s lows in the 30s to 40s. Thursday highs ranged from 58 at Goodland to 79 at Garden City, with morning lows from 24 at Goodland to 44 at Wichita.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Garden City
Wichita
Eckdall brothers share identical social security numbers
Emporia Kansas AP report Dr Funston J Eckdall and his brother attorney Frank F Eckdall discovered their social security numbers are identical after comparing them. Officials say odds of such a match are over 150000 to 1 and name similarity may have caused the mixup. They are nephews of the late General Frederick Funston.
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Emporia
Kan
Funston J. Eckdall
Social Security Administration
Frank F. Eckdall
Earl Anderson
Frank Eckdall
Funston
Frederick Funston
Kansas
Kansans Buy 4.7 Million in Savings Bonds September
TOPEKA AP Kansans purchased 4 702 997 dollars in savings series E and HU bonds in September. The state savings bond division announced sales for nine months totaling 49 354 367 dollars this year. Purchases reach 71 percent of the annual quota.
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Topeka
Kansans
Fertilizer Plant Burns at Chetopa
A fire destroyed the Tri County Farm Service fertilizer plant in Chetopa Kansas, burning nearly 400 tons of fertilizer and 150 bushels of corn. Chetopa and Oswego firefighters saved the nearby grain elevator.
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Chetopa
Kan
Tri-County Farm Service
Oswego
Two Earthquakes Recorded in Caribbean Near Mexico City
Mexico's National University Seismological Center logged two strong quakes on Thursday. The first at 8:03 p.m. EST was centered likely in the Caribbean Sea about 1,000 miles east of Mexico. The second quake struck at 11:06 a.m. with undetermined direction or center. No damages or casualties were reported.
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Mexico City
Caribbean
Mexico
National University Seismological Cen
Caribbean Sea
Cambodia Charges Criminal Aggression In Border Attack
Cambodia told the United Nations Security Council that the United States and South Vietnam bears responsibility for acts of criminal aggression after an air attack on Anlong Kres border village killed eight villagers, including four children, from three aircraft on Tuesday.
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United Nations, N.V
Cambodia
U.N. Security Council
United States
South Viet Nam
Patrick Dean
Britain
Council
Zoeunsai Sonn
Anlong Kres
Pala Convicted in Bigamy Case in Genoa
Genoa Italy AP Giuseppe Antonio Pala was convicted Thursday of bigamy but the court annulled the two year sentence due to Pala's age. He is 87.
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Genoa
Italy
Giuseppe Antonio Pala
Pala
Ile
Crash Fatal Near Colony
A pickup and a car collide at a county road intersection a half mile north of Colony Kansas. The pickup driver Glen Ressell 60 of Colony is killed. The car driver Danny Gumphrey 20 and his brother Roger 17 of Emporia are injured and listed in satisfactory condition at Allen County Hospital in Iola.
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Colony, Kan
Colony
Glen Ressell
Danny Gumphrey
Emporia
Roger
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Three-Stage Project To Improve Hospital
A $4 million Stor mont Vail hospital improvement plan will unfold in three stages. The first phase, set to begin early next year, costs about $2 million and adds a three story 100 bed wing plus other facilities.
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Topeka
Stormont Vail Hospital
Final Push In UF Drive Seeks Remaining Chanute Blocks
The United Fund drive nears completion with 3691.84 raised, 77 percent of the goal, says cochairman Orville Hedges. 17 blocks in Chanute still to be contacted. Sub Deb and Les Des clubs will finish the residential drive tomorrow, 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the United Fund office on Santa Fe. Donations can be mailed to Chanute United Fund, P.O. Box 264 or phoned to HE 19390.
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United Fund
Orville Hedges
Cochairman
Hedges
Chanute
Les Des Clubs
Santa Fe
Aggren Mavning
Kansas Jobless At Low Level
TOPEKA AP Unemployment among those covered by unemployment compensation stayed low in Kansas for the week ending Oct 17. The Employment Security Division reported 1.6 percent of the covered workforce were unemployed, unchanged from the prior week and down from 1.8 percent a year earlier.
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Topeka
Kansas
State
Talbot Praises United Nations At Civic Club speech
Wichita. Phi lips Talbot assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern and South Asian affairs says it is a real advantage to world peace that the United Nations is a functioning organization. He made the remark in an interview Thursday night during a civic club speech today.
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Wichita (Up
United Nations
Philips Talbot
Talbot
Traffic Fatalities Log From Kansas for 1964 Update
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for the 24 hours ending 9 am Friday October 2 shows 1964 total 532 versus 1963 period 473. Data lists fatalities by hour and period for comparison with prior year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Jenkins Cleared In FBI Security Inquiry
The FBI completed an extensive probe of Walter W. Jenkins, Johnsons longtime aide, finding no evidence of compromising U.S. security or interests. Jenkins resigned Oct. 14 after morals arrests in 1959 and 1964 and a 1964 report noted limited associations with individuals linked to sex deviates.
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Washington
FBI
Walter W. Jenkins
Johnson
United States
Jenkins
YMCA
White House
Dean Burch
J. Edgar Hoover
Nicholas Katzenbach
George Washington University Hospital
Charles Thompson
Texas
Grass fires threaten much of Kansas amid dry spell
The Associated Press reports continued dry weather places much of Kansas at risk for grass fires with no rain in sight. Shawnee County and Ft Riley report several fires while military bans on explosives and tracer rounds are enforced. State moisture is at eight year lows and crop officials warn of heightened risk as hunting season nears. Local agents Nyhart and Wiles note scarce fires but urge caution as dry grass prevails and more people enter fields.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Shawnee County
Sylvester Nyhart
Russell
Don Wiles
Dodge City
City Commission Meeting Postponed
The city commission meeting planned for Monday is postponed to accommodate the annual Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities meeting in Wichita. City Manager R. J. Hayes and council members will attend, delaying today's scheduled session.
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R. J. Hayes
Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities
Hayes
Wichita
China Expert Suslov Reported Missing in Moscow
MOSCOW AP Mikhail Suslov, top Kremlin specialist on Red China, was missing from public functions today. Rumors say he is heading a mission to Peking after not joining leaders at Marshal Biruzov's funeral in Belgrade. Suslov ranks just below Brezhnev and Kosygin in Kremlin hierarchy.
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Moscow
Mikhail Suslov
Kremlin
Peking
Suslov
Sergei Biryuzov
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Harry Truman Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Kansas City AP reports former President Harry Truman, age 80, returned home Thursday after nine days in Research Hospital healing from rib fractures and a facial cut from a bathroom fall. Doctor Wallace Graham noted a routine checkup was overdue. results were not released.
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Kansas City
Harry
Truman
Research
Wallace Graham
Pickle Convention Sparks Name Roast in Chicago
AP report from Chicago describes the Pickle Packers International gathering where jokes target a reporter named Dill. Miss Pickle, Mrs Pickle, and Mr Mustard mingle with amused attendees as the group jokes about taste and identity while a table of appetizers lacks pickles.
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Chicago
Dill
Miss Pickle
Mr. Mustard
Deadline To Register For Chanute General Election
Chanute residents face a last chance to register for the November 3 general election. The city clerk’s office will stay open until 9 pm to close the registration books. Howard Parsons reported 85 registrations last night, bringing late hour totals to 278 since Monday amid a broad drive to widen voter participation. Many new registrants are longtime residents who had not registered before.
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Chanute
Howard Parsons
Parsons
Ft Leonard Wood Plans Buildings Bid Opens
Army engineers opened bids on 28 permanent masonry buildings at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri plus sewers heating water systems sidewalks and parking. Apparent low bid of 13 408 866 from Dondlinger Sons of Wichita Kansas. firm also works on a 6 192 000 project at the fort. Government estimate was 13 221 600.
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Kansas City
Ft. Leonard Wood
Army Engineers
Dondlinger & Sons
Wichita
Kan
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Nuclear Bomb Tone
Intercepted message criticizes nuclear development as a top status symbol among nations. The letter discusses building and firing a nuclear bomb as a symbol of power.
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Cha
Eisenhower Satisfactory After Hospital Admission
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower shows satisfactory progress after a night at Walter Reed General Hospital for a painful cough and throat irritation. Doctors report normal temperature, rest in bed, and ongoing treatment including humidity via vaporizer and fluids, with no visitors allowed though his wife Maime stays informed.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed General Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Eisenhower
Mamie
Contracts Awarded for Flint Hills Vocational School
Emporia contracts totaling 460596 have been awarded by the board of education for building the Flint Hills Area Vocational Technical School. Major contractors include Markowitz Builders 209475 Emporia Plumbing and Heating Co 113777 Leo and Trubey 47344. Work to be completed in time for the next fall term.
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Emporia
Kan
Board of Education
Flint Hills Area Vocational Technical School
Markowitz Builders
Emporia Plumbing and Heating Co
Leo and Trubey
Manhattan
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Lois Erickson
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