Corn Sale Cleared in Haggle Over Wheat Deal
Washington AP reports a Commerce Department export license for 800000 bushels of corn to Hungary, bringing total corn cleared in two days to 2 million bushels. A separate 1.2 million bushel deal was approved Wednesday. Wheat sales to the Soviet bloc remain tangled by higher U.S. shipping rates. A 2000000 bushel corn shipment valued at 1408176 dollars will be moved from an East Coast port, with Cargill cited and Treasury/White House discussions ongoing on the wheat issue.
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Washington
Hungary
Commerce Department
Soviet Bloc
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Kennedy
State Department
United States
Moscow
Captain Krause recalls ore ship strafing off Cuba
Corpus Christi, AP Capt Gerhard Krause described a 61 minute sneaky strafing of the ore ship SS J Louis off Cuba. He said gun flashes illuminated the night and all hands fought fires in the forecastle after a sharp two hour battle. The ship bore two inch holes and Cargo hold flooding followed. Navy planes were dispatched from Key West and Coast Guard alerted Galveston. The J Louis is owned by Universe Tankships and chartered by Caribbean Steamship Co.
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Cuba
Krause
Graf
Key West
Fla
Havana
Hamburg
Germany
The
J. Louis
Universe Tankships, Inc
New York
Caribbean Steamship Co
Reynolds Metals Co
United Fund Progress in Chanute City Drive
The Chanute United Fund reached 59.7 percent of its $21,896 goal by 10 a.m. with $13,075 raised from 1,103 donors averaging $11.85. Reports cover 143 of 461 city blocks. Ward 2 first with 36 blocks. Largest block gift $90. smallest 25 cents. Advanced gifts drive ongoing. payroll employees 63.4 percent complete, Raymond York's team first to finish calls.
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Chanute United Fund
Raymond York
Parsons Tax Appeal Dismissed In Kansas Board ruling
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Board of Tax Appeals dismissed appeals by the city of Parsons and Labette County from reductions in Kansas Power and Light Co property valuations within their borders. The board found no evidence to justify increases and that appeals were not filed in time to act. Valuations were reduced to Parsons 111 547 and Labette County 77 491. Jones testified that statewide KPL valuation rose by about 1 million, and the trims aimed to distribute the utility's valuation fairly among taxing units.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
Parsons
Labette County
Kansas Power and Light Co
State Property Valuation Department
Tax Appeals Board
Property Valuation
Jones
Appeals Board
Berber Rebels Agree To Join Algerians
President Ahmed Ben Bella said Berber rebels in the Kabylie Mountains will join forces with the Algerian government to fight Morocco. The accord, reached in secret talks with rebel commander Col Mohand Ou El Jadj, was announced in a radio address in Algiers.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylie
Ben Bella
Mohand Ou
el Jadj
Tribune Phone Contact Advice
If you cannot reach your Tribune by phone, contact your carrier for assistance. Try reaching him at HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for alternative communication.
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Tribune
Weather outlook for Kansas turns cooler with scattered showers
Clouds covered much of Kansas with a moderating cooling trend expected by Friday. Temperatures run 10 to 17 degrees above normal for the time of year. A cool front may bring scattered rains in central and eastern Kansas tonight. Highs today range 65 northwest to 85 southeast with lows 40 to 75. Wednesday highs 79 to 83 and lows 42 to 64.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Russell
Pittsburg
Goodland
Salina
Nebraska Senator Carl Curtis to Speak at Kansas Day
WASHINGTON AP Senator Carl T. Curtis of Nebraska says he has accepted an invitation to be principal speaker at the Kansas Day celebration in Topeka on January 29. The invitation came from Kansas Republicans Senators Frank Carlson and James B. Pearson.
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Washington
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Kansas
William Payne 74 Dies After Car Crash Near Erie
William M Payne 74 of Buffalo R1 died two hours after his car ran off K47 near Erie and struck a culvert. Police say heart attack may have caused death not counted as traffic fatality. He was en route to Parsons in a 1960 Studebaker, described as unconscious after crash. Survivors include three sons Glen Dale and Carl, eight grandchildren, and three brothers. Funeral at Dunham chapel Fredonia with burial Maple Grove west of Roper.
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William M. Payne
Buffalo R. 1
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Erie
Highway Patrol
Payne
Studebaker
Parsons
Keith Dillon
John VanVickle
Neosho County
Roper-Buffalo-Benedict
Benedict
Roper
William
Martha Payne
Hallowell
Blanche
Buffalo Lodge 403
Glen
Monticello
Utah
Dale
Carl
Buffalo
Charles
Staten Island
N. Y
James
Oswego
Clarence
Fullerton
Calif
Dunham Chapel
Fredonia
Ronald Bumstead
Buffalo Methodist Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Kennedy pushes civil rights bill efforts falter in House
President Kennedy personally presses for a civil rights bill but faces a delayed committee vote after a White House meeting with House leaders. The plan to move a weaker compromise gains limited Republican support, while administration allies seek a middle path closer to midsummer proposals. The bill would broaden attorney general powers, protect Negro voting rights, ban school segregation, and prohibit discrimination in public accommodations.
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Kennedy
White House
House
Congress
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Leslie C. Arends
Illinois
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
McCulloch
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Varied Plan For Mental Health Center Expansion
TOPEKA AP Senator Paul Wunsch urged Kansas to build new local mental health centers and expand current services. He called for a comprehensive program aligned to local and regional needs, with funding for hospitals, staffing, and community education, emphasizing early treatment and outpatient options.
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Wunsch
Senate
Kansas
Two Ships Collide Off Baltimore Harbor Entrance
A Navy destroyer escort and a Swedish ore carrier collided in heavy fog at the entrance to Baltimore harbor. No injuries were reported. The USS Roberts sustained a 12 foot gash in her starboard quarter but flooding was controlled and no assistance was required. The Swedish ship Luossa was not believed to be damaged.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Chesapeake Bay
The
Coast Guard
USS
Roberts
Luossa
Loans to Students Urged for Bankers
Dr. William J. Scarborough president of Baker University urged Kansas bankers to underwrite student loans and encourage gifts to colleges. He said such lending is a good investment due to future earnings and strong public relations as banks support growth of the economy, speaking at a regional bankers meeting in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Kansas
William J. Scarborough
Baker University At
Baldwin
Scarborough
Kansas Bankers
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Record For October 1963
Kansas traffic death log shows 37 fatalities in October and 462 for all of 1963 up to 9 am Thursday. The 1962 comparable period was 468, with two previously unreported fatalities from last June noted.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ginny strengthens then aims for Georgia coast
Hurricane Ginny intensified slightly and is expected to go inland after midnight along the Georgia coast. Forecasters warned of possible rapid wind increases if the storm shifts toward the shore, with center about 80 miles east northeast of Daytona Beach and winds up to 85 mph. Beach erosion noted offshore as Cape Canaveral resumes work amid missile center warnings.
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Fla
Ginny
Georgia
St. Augustine
Savannah
Hurricane Hunter
Daytona Beach
Arnold Sugg
U.S
Gordon Dunn
Port Canaveral
Cape Canaveral Missile Complex
North Carolina
Canada
Florida
Cape Canaveral
Missile Test Center
Weather Bureau
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