United States Doubts China Seat At United Nations
Washington says it is confident Communist China will fail to gain UN admission again, citing last year’s tally of 41 in favor, 57 against, and 12 abstentions with Ethiopia absent. France and some former African colonies may back seating Peking, but a two thirds vote is required. U.S. officials prepare a strong condemnation of a double standard.
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Washington
United States
China
United Nations
Peking
State Department
U.N
Ethiopia
France
Africa
U.S
Un.m
Moscow
Robert J. McCloskey
Louisville
Adlair. Stevenson
Red
Topeka woman leaves $52000 trust for humane society
An 89-year-old Topeka widow, Viola Hunt, died October 9 leaving a $52,000 trust to the Shawnee County Humane Society to fund animal care for 25 years. The society will receive the principal after 25 years with income used for cruelty prevention and relief. The cats Hunt kept were euthanized at the shelter without knowledge of the bequest.
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Topeka
Topeka, Kan
Shawnee
Humane Society
Mrs. Hunt
Compromise Plan Sought On NATO Nuclear Fleet
London sources say Harold Wilson’s Labour government is studying a compromise to join a U S sponsored mixed manned nuclear Atlantic fleet. The plan would cut the force from 25 ships to 12 amid talks with Dean Rusk in Washington next week.
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London
Harold Wilson
U.S
United States
Welfare And Pension Plans Clinic Planned In Topeka
A welfare and pensions clinic will be held in Topeka on November 17 by the Office of Labor Management and Welfare-Pension Reports of the U S Department of Labor. The session targets plan administrators union officials employers and others involved in welfare and pension plan administration. It offers full information on the federal welfare and pension plans disclosure act.
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Topeka
Office of Labor Management
elfare-Pension Reports
U. S. Department of Labor
Weekend Kansas Forecast Sees Mild Highs in 70s
Partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures dominate Kansas forecasts this weekend with clouds building tonight. Highs Saturday and Sunday expected in the 70s, with overnight lows in the 50s, while western Kansas may see light showers.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Hutchinson
Garden City
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka October 1964
An AP report lists Kansas traffic fatalities over a 24 hour period up to 9 am Saturday October 58 1964. The log records daily counts and notes comparable figures from 1963 and 1964. Authorities catalog incidents for the state, with Topeka as a regional reference point.
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Topeka
Kansas
Three Teens Die In Severy School Halloween Crash
In Severy Kansas three teenagers from Severy were killed in a Friday night collision with a tractor trailer on Kansas 96 east of Severy after leaving a school Halloween party. The driver of the truck was seriously injured and taken to Eureka hospital. authorities pried the car and truck apart to reach the victims.
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Severy, Kan
Severy
David Colwell
David L. Knight
Larry Knight
Kansas 96
Eureka
The
Kansas Highway Patrol
Goldwater Blasts White House in Texas Campaign Stop
Senator Barry Goldwater charged the White House with questionable activities during a San Diego rally and pressed for investigation into Baker and Jenkins cases. He then continued his whistle stop tour along the coast, urging limited federal power and return of authority to states and cities.
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San Diego
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Texas
White House
Walter Jenkins
Democratic Senate
Bobby Baker
Goldwater
Austin
Tex
LBJ
Corpus Christi
Wichita Falls
Baker
Jenkins
Rico Rivera
Los Angeles
Coldwater
FBI
Fullerton
Santa Ana
San Clemente
Oceanside
Final Rush To Register Five days yield 421 registrations
One hundred forty three more voters registered last night in the last of the five day late hour periods. The registration books close until after the general election on November 3. Five nights total 421 registrations with no regular office hour count. Monday 48, Tuesday 72, Wednesday 73, Thursday 85. Citywide total not tallied.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Appears in Brief
A fragmentary intercepted note to Cha describes Mother Nature painting the countryside in brilliant colors and urges a drive to enjoy the scene before a wind changes it, ending with a friendly sign off.
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Cha
Food Stamp Plan Expands Kansas Areas to Three Counties
Washington AP three Kansas areas Bourbon Cherokee and Crawford counties join the food stamp plan for needy families. A Missouri Kansas pilot continues in St Louis and Rice County Kansas. The program lets poor families buy discount coupons usable for groceries. Applications come from state welfare departments for certification and coupon issuance.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
City of
St. Louis
Rice County
Bourbon, Cherokee
Crawford Counties
Johnson seeks clear mandate to curb hate campaigns
President Johnson urged a strong decisive mandate so the world will see that campaigns of hate fear and smear cannot succeed in America. Speaking at a Memphis rally he avoided naming Republicans or Goldwater directly but cited fringe groups opposing the majority of the party and the country. He warned against mudslinging amid a busy campaign schedule and planned a Baltimore fundraiser after another appearance in Chattanooga.
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Memphis, Tenn
Johnson
Mississippi
Memphis
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Baltimore
Hutchinson Lawyer Charged With Supplying Liquor to Minor
Hutchinson attorney Kenneth F. Ebling was charged with giving alcoholic liquor to a minor a misdemeanor. County Atty. Mike Chalfant filed the charge based on a complaint by William R. Wiens Hutchinson insurance agent. The alleged recipient were two 16 year old friends of Wiens' son. Police arrested Ebling at a Hutchinson High School football game after spotting a youth with a liquor bottle.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kenneth F. Ebling
Kansas
Mike Chalfant
William R. Wiens
Ehling
Wiens
Billy
Scouts Volunteer As Baby Sitters for Mothers Voting
Girl Scouts in Liberal Kansas volunteer as babysitters on election day November 3 from 4 to 6 p m. Three scouts will be stationed at each polling place to care for babies and small children while mothers vote.
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Liberal
Kan
Maryland Prison Riot Ended by State Police
Defiant inmates at the Maryland House of Correction rioted Friday night but ended their rampage when 100 state police herded them back into their cells. They jammed locks burned clothes mattresses and blankets drenched ceilings below by ripping out plumbing and threw furniture and debris from their four-tiered cell houses. Vernon L. Pepersack estimated the damage at 50000 dollars but said it might be greater. Four inmates suffered minor head injuries from objects dropped or thrown from tiers above and were treated at the prison infirmary.
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Jessup
Maryland House of Correction
Vernon L. Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
George Davidson
Maryland State Police
Pepersack
Notable figures mix praise amid diverse global views
In Lambarene Gabon Dr Albert Schweitzer praises Jean Paul Sartre as a kinsman though Sartre rejects God. In Sierra Madre Mrs Barry Goldwater reflects on campaigning without her husband and endorses invitations from women’s groups. In Paris Mrs Colin Jordan, 32, appears in court charged with plot against the French State wearing a swastika necklace. In Luebeck Jean Ronald Getty, 34, marries Karin Seibel, 21. Meanwhile Maryland State Police quell riot at prison, freeing inmates after hours of disturbances.
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Lambarene
Gabon
Albert Schweitzer
Jean-Paul Sartre
Sierra Madre
Calif
Barry Goldwater
East
Midwest
Paris
Colin Jordan
Fuehrer
Christian Dior
Driver Charged After School Accident
David Loach 16 of 315 Santa Fe was cited for reckless driving after his 1956 Ford hit a parked 1950 Ford of William Lopeman head on at 11th and Santa Fe about 7:50. Damages about 125 each. Loach was turning east on 11th. Frances Lloyd 17 of R 3 had a minor ankle injury.
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David Loach
Santa Fe
11Th
Loach
William E. Lopeman
R. 1
Lopeman
Frances Lloyd
R. 3
Willis Named New Wire Chief at Southwestern Bell
Jerry Willis is named wire chief for Southwestern Bell Telephone in Chanute. He succeeds Bill Brinkerhoff who transferred to Leavenworth after two and a half years here. Willis, 26, married, a Wellington native, comes from Wichita and has eight years with Bell. He has served at Chanute and Yates Center in 1961 in the cable department. The Willis family includes a four year old son, Jerry Wayde.
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Jerry Willis
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Bill Brinkerhoff
Leavenworth
Chanute
Willis
Wellington
Wichita
Bell
Yates Center
Cable Department
Jerry Wayde
Kansans Sign Up To Divert Wheat
Gilbert W. Egbert, chairman of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee, says Kansas farmers have signed up to divert 1,067,195 acres from wheat under the 1965 voluntary wheat program. The total Kansas wheat allotment is 9,948,354 acres with 9,292,357 acres enrolled. signup for winter wheat ended Oct. 2, and growers can modify plans before the spring wheat and feed grain signup closes next year.
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Manhattan
Gilbert W. Egbert
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Kansas
Egbert
Grant To KU Center For MultiStory Lab Building
University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas receives an 878 022 federal grant for a multi story laboratory building linked to the 522 bed teaching hospital. The expansion costs total 1 756 045 and will add classrooms student work areas laboratories and clinical offices along with expanded hospital services.
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Washington
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Americans Honor Hoover Lying In State At Capitol
Americans filed past the flag-draped casket of Herbert Hoover in the Capitol rotunda as he lay in state. The 31st president, who died at 90 in New York, was to be buried Sunday in his native town, with his body in Washington since Friday.
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Washington
Herbert Clark Hoover
Capitol Dome
Hoover
New York
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Europe
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Chanute Senior High School
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N. E. Dunaway
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Ville Freeman
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Getty
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