Rain Relief As Ginny Dazes New England Coast
Hurricane Ginny brought relief from drought in eastern New England then drifted northeast along the coast. Nantucket reported the heaviest rain with 2.58 inches in 24 hours, while gusts up to 55 mph buffeted coastal areas and gale warnings spread from eastern Long Island to Eastport Maine. A sinking Casco Bay off Portland led to Coast Guard aid as bans on burning eased amid improving conditions.
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Ginny
New England
Maine
Nova Scotia
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Atlantic
Long Island
New York
Casco Bay
Portland
Coast Guard
Weather Bureau
Eastport
First Freeze Of Fall Report Hits Eastern Kansas
Eastern Kansas records first fall freeze as Topeka reports 28 and Chanute 32. Manhattan Junction City and Concordia dip to near 29 32 with light ice on open water. Forecast calls for 40s tonight and 60s tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and a warming trend.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Manhattan
Junction City
Concordia
Garden City
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Profit Plan Is Urged By Independent Oil Operators
Harold Decker of Houston speaking for 7,000 independent oil operators warned conditions inside the industry will worsen. In his final AP report, Decker said the domestic oil producing and drilling sector remains in a private recession despite a booming general economy, with little progress in fixing chaotic supply and marketing conditions.
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Dallas
Harold Decker
Houston
Tex
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Decker
Commission Hearings Over John Redmond Reservoir Valuations
A three man commission appointed by the U S District Court holds hearings in Emporia this week on disputed valuations and damages to property taken for the John Redmond Reservoir. All tracts are in Lyon County near Hartford and Neosho Rapids.
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Emporia
U S. District Court
John Redmond Reservoir
Lyon County
Hartford
Neosho Rapids
Widening Of Main Discussed
The Chambers of Commerce streets and highways committee met to discuss widening Main Street with curb and gutter improvements and increased parking in the business district. John McMeekin was authorized to draft a resolution reflecting these views for the next committee meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
John MecMeekin
Chamber
City Commission
McMeekin
Royce Wells
Boyd Burns
Art Krone
Paschal Grimes
Milt Snyder
United Fund Campaign Nearing Goal With Donations
United Fund reports 16 818 49 in total gifts toward a 21 896 09 goal. 1 777 donors average 9 46 each as 461 city blocks respond with 76 8 percent completion. Bill Bodley leads with 90 percent of calls, Morris 77 1 percent, Endres 63 2 percent.
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Chanute United Fund
Glen Halbe
Halbe
Bill Bodley
Jerry Morris
al Endres
Pump Pipe to Supply Water for Galesburg
Gov. John Anderson asked federal authorities for emergency pumps and pipe to avert a water shortage in Pleasanton and Galesburg Kansas. Readiness centers stockpile 8 inch pipe and pumps, with state and local offices coordinating and funding transportation and installation.
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Galesburg
Topeka
John Anderson
Pleasanton
Kan
Dewey H. Fehr
Phand
Anderson
C. C. Ducey
Federal Office of Emergency Planning
J. F. Sullivan Jr
Office of Emergency Planning
Denver
Board of Health
State Office of Civil Defense
Moroccan Algerian border talks open in Bamako
In Bamako Mali President Keita hosts Ahmed Ben Bella and King Hassan II with Emperor Haile Selassie en route to mediate. Western diplomats seek a cease fire though core issues likely remain unresolved as Hassan signals Moroccan frontier demands around unmarked areas including Tindouf.
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Mali
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Hassan II
Morocco
Hassan
Ben Bella
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Modibo Keita
Tindouf
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Violets and Frost Spark Life
Intercepted letter to Cha describes frost giving new life and sparkle to drooping violets suffering from hay fever, using playful tone to compare effects of cold weather on flowers and symptoms.
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Cha
First Snow Is Nearer Chanute Snowfall Contest Begins
Chanute expects first snow of the winter after the first frost. Tribune readers may mail post cards guessing the day of the first snow at least a quarter inch, with name and address. The closest date wins $10. postmarked by Saturday, Nov. 2. FAA data at Chanute airport used to decide.
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Chanute
Tribune
the Tribune
FAA
Salina Principal Learns First Grader Wants Skim Milk
In Salina a first grade student told Principal Eileen Linderman that she wants her milk skimmed as the new school milk program prepares to begin at the east Salina school.
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Salina
East Salina
Eileen Linderman
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka City Records
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday 6 October 1945 details six fatalities, listing counts for 1963 at 471 and comparable 1962 at 470. The AP dispatch records daily tolls and notes geographic scope centered on Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
House Group Okays Kennedy Rights Bill
The House Judiciary Committee backed a bipartisan civil rights measure aligned with President Kennedy, voting 20 to 14 for the substitute package but needing another vote to finalize. Kennedy pressed for cross party support, blocking the stronger subcommittee bill despite civil rights backing.
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House Group
Okays Kennedy
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
House
Spooks Parade On Main For Halloween Weekends
Kiwanis Spook Parade for grade school and kindergarten students opens three day Chanute Halloween program tomorrow night meeting at Main and Forest 6 p.m. Parade routes, judging at 6 15 and parade at 6 30. Kindergarten excluded from parade. they meet at Memorial Building. Prizes awarded per grade, candy given to all contestants, and evening wraps by 7 15. Other events include dances, sock hops, horror movies, and a football game Friday night with Parsons for high school teams.
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Highland
Murray Hill
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Roosevelt
Royster Junior High
Royster
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Parsons
American Legion
Masonic Temple
Chanute
Cherryvale Nudist Camp Rumor Reported in Kansas
Parsons Sun cites Edith G Church of the National Nudist Council stating a camp may be established near Cherryvale Kansas. She cannot disclose location or owner and director identities until timing is right. Rumors of such a camp have circulated for years in Labette County Ozarks near Cherryvale.
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Parsons
Kansas
Parsons Sun
Mondey
Edith G. Church
Whitehouse
Ohio
Cherryvale
Miss Church
Lawrence
the Sun
Labette County Ozarks
Tribune Phone Contact Advised After Hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 13 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Leavenworth Liquor and Gambling Inquisition Expands
In Leavenworth Kansas an inquisition into liquor and gambling involves Police Chief Robert Woodson a city commissioner Leonard Inkman and county attorney Edward J Chapman Jr The inquiry began after reporter Mosier and Rev Reborn testified about taverns mosier said liquor was bought and drunk in 35 venues and gambling occurred in six The investigation continues with Reborn expected to testify next Chapman may seek further cooperation from state authorities if needed.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth
Edward J. Chapman Jr
Jerry Mosier
Robert N. Woodson
Lansing
Leonard Inkman
Chapman
Mosier
Thomas Reborn Jr
First Methodist Church
Woodson
Topeka
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Guard Unit to Undergo Federal Annual Inspection
National Guard unit Co. A of the 174th Quartermaster Battalion will face its annual federal inspection Friday. Capt. John C. Jensen commands the unit, with Maj. Benjamin Estes of the 6th Army named inspecting officer. Administrative review begins Friday at 1:30 PM, followed by personnel and training procedure checks in the evening. Ranks inspection is scheduled for 7:30 PM.
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National Guard
Co. A
174Th Quartermaster Battalion
John C. Jensen
Benjamin Estes
Sth Army
Three Men Trapped In German Mine Lightly Pass Time
In Broistedt Germany three miners trapped since Thursday kept joking with rescuers as a rescue shaft neared halfway. They exchange quips through a six inch tube delivering hot food and sports sections and expect rescue by Wednesday barring geological delays.
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Broistedt
Germany
Rudolf Stein
Kansas Oil Output Shows Increase
U S crude oil production dipped slightly last week while most states held steady. The Oil and Gas Journal reported a daily average of 7,522,156 barrels, down 9,656 from the prior week, with Oklahoma at 562,500 barrels daily, down 8,900 and Kansas at 309,206 barrels daily, up 3,194.
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Tulsa
Okla
U. S
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
Breakdown halts Lincoln paving project between Main and Walnut
Work on the asphalt mat sealing on Lincoln Street between Main and Walnut was halted today due to equipment breakdown. The project, which began yesterday, is expected to resume and be completed tomorrow.
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Lincoln
Main
Walnut
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