Leader of Trip to Cuba Admits Commie Activity
Edward Lemansky, 21, of New York testifying to the House Un American Activities Committee admitted membership in the Progressive Labor Movement, described as a Communist group. He denied being a member of the Communist Party USA, and remarks included criticism of U.S. policy toward Cuba amid tension from Nazi observers in the chamber. Slater, another student witness, was hospitalized with head and neck injuries after an attack during Thursday's hearing.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
House Committee On UN
Progressive Labor Movement
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Alfred M. Nittle
Lemansky
George Lincoln Rockwell
New York
Ira Gollobin
Gollobin
Monroe B. Slater
Richard Ichord
Tola Gollobin
Rockwell
Slater
Washington Medical Center
Goldwater Forecasts Win Lashes Out at Johnson
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater kicked off his presidential bid with a sharp attack on President Johnson and a victory outlook aimed at wary Republicans. Speaking before a Prescott crowd, he railed against Johnson, warned of scandal unfolding from the White House, and noted Rep. William E. Miller would campaign with him in New York.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Prescott
Lockport, N.Y
William E. Miller
Miller
East
Abe Lincoln
Bill Miller
U.S
White House
Residential UF Drive Planned
Plans for the United Fund Campaign residential drive are underway with a planning meeting at Orville Hedges home. Precinct captains will recruit black captains to cover precincts and contact every Chanute home by the week of Oct 5.
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United Fund
Orville Hedges
Chanute
Richard Crawford
Charles Rubew
Floyd West, Jr
Elmer Rowson
Lou Darlington
Lige Matlock
Yank Killed In Viet Nam
In Saigon Viet Nam an American helicopter crew member was killed by enemy fire and five others were injured across scattered operations in South Viet Nam. A spokesman reported 79 Viet Cong killed in a major clash with government forces in Quang Ngai Province as eight government soldiers died and 26 were wounded.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Wartorn
Quang Ngai
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A clipped humorous note quotes a letter arguing that modern teenagers are blamed for rising unemployment. The fragment mentions unnamed sender and recipient Cha and ends with a closing Yours Nute, reflecting a casual exchange from a past era.
Old Plane Crash Tests Safety of Airliner
Phoenix officials describe the unmanned Super Constellation crash at Deer Valley as 80 to 90 percent survivable. The four engine craft struck at 110 mph, tearing wings, breaking the fuselage but leaving most dummies in seats. Data from Aviation Safety Engineering aims to improve crash survivability and no further large crashes are planned soon.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix Deer Valley
Victor Rothe
Aviation Safety Engineering and Research
Ike Hoover
Federal Aviation Agency
Kent Johnson Surrenders After Parole Violation Arrest
Kent Johnson, 22, of Chanute, surrendered to Neosho county authorities about 6 p.m. yesterday. He came from Wichita to give himself up and is held at Erie. On parole from a 1962 break-in conviction, his five year parole period is noted while he is also a suspect in local thefts.
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Kent Johnson
Chanute
Neosho County
Johnson
Wichita
Erie
Thayer
Encephalitis Suspected in Kansas Rises to 15
Dr. Donald E. Wilcox, state epidemiologist, reports 12 new suspected human cases of mosquito borne encephalitis in Kansas, bringing the total to 15, with 19 horse cases. Suspects include three in Sedgwick County and one in Anderson, Clay, Cherokee, Cloud, McPherson, Neosho, Republic, Rush, Saline, Shawnee, and Woodson counties. Potential problem noted.
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Topeka
Donald E. Wilcox
Kansas
Wilcox
Sedgwick
Anderson
Clay
Cherokee
Cloud
McPherson
Neosho
Republic
Rush
Saline
Shawnee
Woodson
Arm Injures Worker When Truck Tire Ring Bursts
Frank Baughn of 206 S Western sustained a broken arm and other injuries when a ring from a truck tire he was airing at Hembree Tire Service on 1109 N Santa Fe burst. The accident occurred about 11 o clock and he was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Frank Baughn
Western
Hembree Tire Service
Santa Fe
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Three Vehicles Damaged In Front Of Murray Hill School
A three car collision near Murray Hill school at about 3 45 p m yesterday caused estimated damage of nearly 400 with no serious injuries. Vehicles driven by Rosemary Brown Dwight McCreight and Vivian Nielsen sustained damage while McCreight family members were treated and released. One driver was cited for failing to reduce speed. another for blocking a lane. A second crash at Santa Fe and Ash around 4 10 p m involved Charles Welsh and Andra Brown with minor damage to two cars.
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Murray Hill School
Rosemary Brown
S. Western
Dwight McCreight
Larson
Vivian Nielsen
Lincoln
McCreight
Jean
Mary Ann
Thad Marshall
Nielsen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
SiGl
Brown
Santa Fe
Ash
Charles L. Welsh
Tulsa
Andra Brown
Welsh
Comet
Wheeler Melon Is Thayer Champ
Wheeler Rex Wheeler the No 1 watermelon grower in Thayer topped all rivals at the Thayer Homecoming Picnic and Fair. His 622 pound prize watermelon led a field of entries across 37 acres of melons. His sons Thomas and Walter also entered the next largest melons as the fair entered its 53rd year with a crowd on opening night.
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Thayer
Rex Wheeler
Walter and
Thomas
Wheeler
Walter
Albert Smedley
Labor Day Holiday Observed In Chanute Area
Labor Day Monday will be a general holiday with most businesses and offices closed. Many offices on Saturdays will take three days off. most closings span two to two and a half days. State and federal offices cease except essential services. post offices operate on Sunday schedule with no mail. Schools closed and The Tribune will not be published.
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Chanute
Ally
the Tribune
Fund Split For Cities In Kansas Fire Fund Distribution
State Insurance Commissioner Frank Sullivan announced a fire insurance premium tax fund totaling 404111.79 with 358 municipal fire departments in Kansas set to receive distributions. The fund, collected from premiums written inside city and county boundaries, funds relief for injured or disabled firefighters and marks the 69th distribution since 1895 law enactment.
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Topeka (Ap
Frank Sllivan
Kansas
Pan a Fad Takes House Take In Los Angeles
Pan game spreads through seven LA County clubs with a claimed daily house take up to 10000 dollars. Police fear organized gambling gains foothold as courts open doors while dealers collect rents from each pot. The game uses eight decks, 10 cards per player, and targets laying down all cards first.
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California
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles County
Superior Court
Harold F. Collins
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Pan
Jobless Declines in Kansas Unemployment Claims
Kansans covered by unemployment compensation showed a slight drop for the week ending August 29. The unemployment rate among those covered fell to 2.1 percent from 2.2 percent the prior week and 2.7 percent a year earlier, per the state Employment Security Division.
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Topeka
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Recorded Eight Deaths
Kansas traffic death log shows seven fatalities in the 24 hours up to 9 a m Friday September 8 1964, with two earlier deaths added. Comparable figures for 1963 list 383 deaths. The report notes two older fatalities not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Post Office Dedication at Yates Center Sept 19
YATES CENTER The new post office will be dedicated at a ceremony September 19 at 2 30 p.m. W H Guthrie postmaster at Leon will be the speaker. The building and equipment will be inspected during an open house. The Yates Center High School band will play a concert and refreshments will be served.
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Yates Center
Yates Center Enrolls 687 Students Start of School
Yates Center schools total 687 pupils with 247 in high school 100 in junior high 143 in Washington elementary 145 in Lincoln elementary and 52 in kindergarten The district opened Monday for the first full day of classes Kindergarten will begin Tuesday with both morning and afternoon sessions Bus drivers for the term are Bill Almond Ted Roller Leland Morris Veryear ing Robert Jackson The Rev Joe Hughes Paul Peterson and the Rev Walter Everhart Cafeteria workers include supervisor Pauline Gray and aides Ethel Tedder Marcella Almond Winona Stockebrand and Lela Kress.
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Yates Center
Washington
Lincoln
Margaret Wilson
Bill Almond
Ted Roller
Leland Morris
Veryearing
Robert Jackson
Joe Hughes
Paul Peterson
Walter Everhart
Pauline Gray
Ethel Tedder
Marcella Almond
Winona Stockebrand
Lela Kress
Scientists Identify Substance Behind Dental Tartar
Chemists led by Dr. Albert Sobel of Beth Israel Hospital reported the discovery of an organic ingredient in saliva that forms tartar on teeth. They describe how this substance is deposited as a film and calcified, contributing to gum disease. potential preventives are discussed, though a safe agent is not yet found. Coauthors include Dr. Ralph G. Eilberg and Dr. David Gould.
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Albert Sobel
Beth Israel Hospital
New York City
Dr. Sobel
American Chemical Society
Sobel
Ralph G. Eilberg
Beth Israel
David Gould
Colgate Palmoli
Weather Area Forecast Saturday Outlook
Cooler, drier air brings relief across Kansas after recent heat. Highs ranged from the upper 70s to upper 80s, with lows from 50s to 70s. Thursday highs hit 88 at Goodland and 98 at Salina and Hutchinson. A squall line in Northeast Kansas produced heavy precipitation Thursday night.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Salina
Hutchinson
Chanute
Kknsas
Fireman Learns Heir to $250000 After Coffee Stop
New York fireman Richard Gregory Shaw 34 off duty stops at his Bronx firehouse for coffee and learns he is heir to 250000 left in trust by writer Bushnell Dimond who died last June 6. An old friendship and talks on art and world culture led to the discovery. Shaw plans a belated Hawaii honeymoon and a home in New Jersey while quitting his taxi job.
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New York
Richard Gregory Shaw
Shaw
Bushnell Dimond
New York: Daily News
Dimond
Hawaii
New Jersey
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