Mystery Package From Firenze Reaches Savonburg Post Office
A mystery parcel mailed July 21 from Bazar Siesole Firenze Italy is addressed to Miss Mary Gilliam in Saeverburg Arkansas or Savenburg Kansas. Postmaster Mrs. John Jordan cannot locate the recipient and asks if anyone knows a Mary Gilliam. If unclaimed, the package will be sent back to St. Louis and then Italy. Gift under $10.
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John Jordan
Savonburg
Mary Gilliam
Saeverburg
Arkansas
Bazar Siesole
Firenze
Florence
Italy
Kansas
Savenburg
Kan
St. Louis
Jordan
Weather Area Forecast and Rain Totals Hit Kansas
Fair to partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with highs 90 to 95 and low around 70. Torrential rains fell in extreme northeast Kansas overnight with a reported 9.5 inches at Severance not official as a public report. Additional totals included Centralia 2.70, Hanover 1.48, Haddam 2.32, Agenda 1.27 and Wilson 0.92 inches.
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Topeka
Kansas
Severance
Weather Bureau
Centralia
Russell
Hanover
Haddam
Agenda
Wilson
Bloodmobile to Visit First Methodist Church September 13–14
Bloodmobile returns to the First Methodist Church on Monday September 13 from 1 to 6 15 p m and Tuesday September 14 from 8 a m to 1 15 p m with a 240 pint quota. Donors urged to book appointments for the visit next week. drop ins welcome.
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First Methodist Church
Shaffer Matches Music Dream With Hank Snow Track
Frank Shaffer of 1132 South Central turned a hobby into publication when his ballad Tears in the Tradewind was recorded by Hank Snow. The untrained musician shares authorship with Jean Sopha after sending lyrics and tape from memories of World War II in the South Pacific.
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Frank Shaffer
Central
Hank Snow
South Pacific
Hank Sadén
Nashville, Tenn
Shaffer
Jean Sopha
Autumn Leaves Tour Of Ozarks Tickets Almost Sold Out
The Tribune announces an Autumn Leaves tour of the Ozarks on Oct 16 and 17 with limited tickets remaining. The trip includes visits to Table Rock lake area Eure ka Springs Noel Mo and Shephard of the Hills. Cost is 24 50 and covers bus transport two meals lodging and Silver Dollar City entertainment. A 10 deposit is required and full payment by Sept 30. Names will be published after reservations close.
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Tribune
Ozarks
Table Rock Lake
Eureka Springs
Ark
Noel
Dwight McCreight
The
Silver Dollar City
McCreight
Traffic Fatalities Log Highlights Kansas Toll
A brief AP summary lists Kansas road deaths over a 24 hour period ending 9 a.m. Wednesday, September 9, 1965, with a figure near 2. compares to the 1964 September period around 442 and notes delayed August reports.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tot Is Killed At Winfield
A three year old girl Avis Angela Luce was killed when struck by a car in front of her home in Winfield Kansas. She was the city's first traffic fatality of the year and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Luce.
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Winfield, Kan
Avis Angela Luce
Ernest Luce
Howard McNeill
John Barney
Euell Miller
W. Main
McNeill
Chanute
Don Abbuehl
Neosho County votes Oct 26 on school remodeling and college plan
Neosho County residents will vote October 26 on remodeling Cha nute High and Royster Junior High at current sites and on a new four-building campus-type junior college on a 50 acre W.14th site. Plans include a federal funds application due by November 30, with total estimates around 1.5 million for the college and 1 million for remodeling.
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Neosho County
Chanute Senior High School
Royster Junior High
W. 14Th
Joint Board of Education of
Unified School District No
Buford Fisher
Cation
Fisher
Betsy Rakes Florida with 140 MPH Winds and Flooding
Hurricane Betsy battered Florida's lower east coast with a six foot seawall surge and 140 mph winds. Miami River overflowed and electricity dropped for 80 percent of Miami Fort Lauderdale customers faced outages as islands and streets flooded. Nine people believed stranded on three houseboats in Ragged Key. one death reported from a fallen power line. Nassau reported shock and damage but no casualties.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Florida Keys
Fort Lauderdale
Biscayne Boulevard
Tlers
Florida Gold Coast
Helen Cooper
Ragged Key
Betsy
Florida Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Nassau
Etienne Dupuch
Nassau Tribune
Islands
Associated Press
India and Pakistan Warned by U S Over Aid
The United States signals possible suspension of military aid to India and Pakistan if fighting over Kashmir continues. Washington halted military assistance and underscored U N peace efforts led by U Thant, while U S officials urged a cease fire in talks with Johnson and Democratic leaders.
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Washington
United States
India
Pakistan
State Department
U.S
Kashmir
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
United Nations
Mansfield
White House
Parking Meter Rule Changes Sought by Chamber Committee
The chamber retail committee proposed two meter rule changes including a two hour street meter limit and a return to courtesy violator tickets for out of county cars. If approved, the plan moves to the board and then city commission. The aim is faster turnover for shoppers while encouraging lot use and preserving goodwill with the trade area.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board of Directors
Pope Paul VI to visit United Nations in New York
Vatican announced Pope Paul VI will travel to New York on October 4 to visit the United Nations. The trip marks his first papal visit to the United States with a one day stay possible, part of his recent landmark travel era after visits to the Holy Land and India.
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Pope
U.S
Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
New York
United Nations
United States
L’osservatore Romario
Pope Paul
Holy Land
India
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Weathering Betsy’s Threats
An intercepted note describes Betsy as a hurricane by the weatherman and as schizophrenic with violent tendencies by a psychiatrist. The text presents a controversial mental health label tied to a potential threat.
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Cha
Betsy
Car Crashes Pole Injuring Two Near 14th Street
A 23 year old Donald E Briley of 101 N Lafayette lost control and struck a utility pole north of 14th Steuben around 9 35 last night. His passenger Arlene Mullins 24 of Erie suffered cuts to both legs and Briley had a head cut while both were treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital. The 1956 Chevrolet owned by Mary Middendorf of 1 E Main was totaled. Briley said he was crowded by another car.
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Donald E. Briley
N. Lafayette
Steuben
Briley
Arlena Mullins
Erie
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mary Middendorf
E. Main
Vandalism Reported at Highland Park Sunken Garden
Police logged vandalism at the Highland Park sunken garden with a garbage filled can toppled onto lights and the fountain littered with toilet paper. Two lights broke and a window in Faith Tabernacle at 1128 S Highland was shattered with a brick fragment.
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Highland Park Sunken Garden
Faith Tabernacle
S. Highland
Parking Lines Painted on First Block in City Plan
The city began painting parking lines in two blocks of First from Lincoln to Evergreen to prep for parking meters. Lincol n-Highland block has lines laid. work also levels Main and Highland lots for surfacing.
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Lincoln
Evergreen
Highland
Heavy Viet Cong losses in Batangan sweep ends in tunnel blast
U S Marines sweeping Batangan Peninsula detonated a tunnel with TNT killing 66 Viet Cong inside. The two day operation totaled 146 enemy killed as Marines advanced with minimal resistance and planned to continue the sweep.
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Batangan
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Lewis W. Walt
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Jerry Steele
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Lincoln School
Charles King
Fairfield School
Jim Prosser
Route Eight
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Allen County
Humboldt
Roger Elliott
U. S
New Delhi
West Pakistan
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U Thant
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Royce Wells
Los Mariachis del Norte
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