Veep Candidates Open Campaigns in Two Cities
In Lockport New York Bill Miller day kicks off his vice presidential bid with Goldwater present for brief remarks. Miller, a native of Lockport, vows a vigorous campaign as Nelson Rockefeller Keating and Javits refrain from backing the ticket. Humphrey opens in Minneapolis calling for support after his DNC nomination with Hubert Humphrey Day proclaimed.
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Jacob K. Javits
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Javits
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Arizona
Minneapolis
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
University of Minnesota
Washington
Minneapolis-St. Paul International
Humphrey
St. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
Hubert Humphey
Twin Cities
University
First Congregational Church
Old Mansion Razed in Topeka for New Apartments
Workmen began tearing down the brick governor’s residence at 8th and Buchanan streets in Topeka to clear space for a new apartment building. The mansion had housed Kansas governors until 1962 when Gov. John Anderson moved to Cedar Crest on the northwest edge of Topeka.
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Kansas
8Th
Buchanan Streets
Kansas Executive Mansion
John Anderson
Cedar Cres
Ragweed Bloom Spreads Millions Pollen Grains
Mid August marks ragweed release of millions of pollen grains into the air, provoking irritation for allergy sufferers as Hachweed releases the airborne pollen.
Tractor topples, farmer Ray Tallman killed near Potwin
Ray Tallman, about 75, was killed Friday when a tractor toppled backward as he tried to drive it out of a deep ditch on a farm near Potwin Kansas. The accident occurred in Potwin area.
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Potwin
Kan
Ray Tallman
Tallman
Two Men Captured After Market Holdup
Kansas City police captured two men after a Kroger supermarket hold up. A third gunman fled. Maurice Sims, 27, held on $10,000 bond awaiting trial for the May 25 holdup and attempted killing a police officer. Eugene James Richardson, 27, was the other suspect. Over $2,000 was recovered from the bandits' flight.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kroger
Maurice Sims
Eugene James Richardson
Auto association foresees 95 million cars by 1976
The American Automobile Association forecasts the United States will have about 95 million passenger cars registered by 1976, up from roughly 68 million at present.
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American Automobile Association
Public Auction Of Cabinet And Carpenter Tools Chanute KS
Due to poor health I sell cabinet and carpenter tools at public auction at 409 West Fifth Street Chanute Kansas on Tuesday September 8 at 1 00 PM Sharp. Items include Syracuse skill saw Homecraft drill press and motor like new shaper with motor like new air compressor with motor and tank heavy duty Power Craft saw with 19 extra blades utility bench grinder like new small bench grinder two electric coping saws and more. Large assortment of clamps ladders paints brushes jacks lawn mower tile roller cabinet hardware screws nails and many more items. Terms cash not responsible for accidents. John F Young owner Auctioneer McCoy Bros Clerk First National Bank of Chanute.
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Speedmatic
Black & Decker
Scintillo Sabre
Werner
John F. Young
McCoy Bros
First National Bank of Chanute
Britain Faces Record Crime Boom in Britain Says AP
AP reports a crime boom in Britain with high profile heists like the $7 million Great Train Robbery and multiple escapes. Experts warn capture rates are low, with 3-1 odds for holdups, 6-1 for burglars, and 10-1 for auto thieves. Computers aid U S policing, but Britain still relies on lone criminals and disbanded rings.
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Harold Wilson
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London
Cambridge University
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Pelican Removes Vehicle To Boost Pedestrian Safety
Pelican Alaska reduces traffic by losing a motorbike after a crash on a roadless village main street. Joe York, 65, rode the motorbike and veered into Billy Worrell’s truck, causing minor injuries and a total loss of the bike. With only two vehicles left, residents feel safer as fishermen and natives walk more.
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Pelican, Alaska
Pelican
Alaska
Joe York
Billy Worrell
Coffeyville Man Killed in Crash Near Independence
A Coffeyville man Charles Bromley, 40, was killed in a head on collision of two cars on a county road six miles south of Independence. Five others were injured including Harry Comstock 53 and Robert R. Smith of Coffeyville and Sammy Beck Ralph Stevens and Frank Standley of Collinsville Oklahoma. A witness said the Beck car northbound tried to pass another vehicle. It was Montgomery County's fourth traffic fatality of the year.
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Kan
Coffeyville
Charles Bromley
Route 4
T Wo
Bromley
Harry Comstock
Robert R. Smith
Coffey Ville
Sammy Beck
Ralph Stevens
Frank Standley
Collinsville
Oklo
Beck
Montgomery County
Danish Defense Authorizes First Permanent U.N. Unit
Copenhagen reports the Danish defense ministry approved the first company of a permanent contribution to U.N. peacekeeping forces. One company will be formed every two months, aiming to complete the force within a year. the initial unit may be sent to Cyprus if needed.
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William, Markley
Central
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Fort Lesley
J. McNair
Washington, D.C
Danish Defense Ministry
U.N
Cyprus
Public Auction of Farm Equipment Near Chanute Kansas
A public sale will be held as we depart the farm, with farm machinery care items and household furniture offered at auction. The sale site lies about three miles east and four miles north of Chanute Kansas, on a date to be announced.
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Euipment
Aoe
Chanute
Kansas
Farm Auction Delivers Farm Machinery and Livestock Sale
Saturday sale at 10:00 A.M. features 1949 M M tractors, plows, cultivators, drills, manure spreaders, binders, and a combine with fences and tools. Cattle includes a 2 year old Angus bull, a 3 year old brindle cow, heifers and Jersey cow. household items, misc equipment, and hay from alfalfa and prairie. About 1000 bushels corn picker noted. chickens include 2 dozen White Leghorn hens.
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John Deere
Ward
Vietrola and
Davis
Simmons
Fairbanks-Morse
A.C
LHC
Ward's
Sears
H.P
Pro-Western Frei Wins in Chile Landslide Victory
Eduardo Frei, 53, a reformist Christian Democrat, won Chile's presidential election in a landslide over Communist-backed Salvador Allende. Frei vows a measured government starting November 4, while Allende's supporters allege foreign money influenced the race. Frei led with about 1.46 million votes to Allende's 976 thousand, with other candidates far behind amid a record turnout.
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Chile
Frei
Salvador Allende
U.S
Cuba
Allende
Moscow
Havana
Jorge Alessandri
Julio Duran
Radical Party
Chanute Tribune Report Highlights Local Events
Chanute Tribune outlines Saturday September 5, 1964 community happenings on page five, detailing local meetings, school notes, and civic announcements affecting residents. Officials and organizations referenced include city departments and area clubs coordinating weekend programs.
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Chanute Tribune
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