Openers Highlight Big 8 Grid For 1963 Season
Kansas City AP report spots All-Big Eight scrimmages with Nebraska battle injuries and tails of readiness. Nebraska coach Devaney laments sloppy tackling amid 11 touchdowns while Oklahoma State eyes a final tune-up before Arkansas. Missouri reshuffles backfield as Dan Devine mentions two freshmen in key roles. Colorado names Tom Kresnak captain. Iowa State drills punters to counter new substitution rules. Kansas works defense with mixed backs on offense and defense. Oklahoma fields three returnees Bell McCurdy Schreiner.
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Kansas City
Braska
Bob de
Vaney
Devaney
Cornhuskers
Missouri
Dan Devine
Colorado Buffaloes
Tom Kresnak
Kresnak
Clay Stapleton
Iowa State
Kansas State
Brigham Young University
Willis Crenshaw
Three Gospel Quartets Tonight at Senior High Auditorium
Three men's gospel quartets perform tonight at 8 in the Senior High School auditorium. Plainsmen of Baton Rouge featuring Arthur Hilton. Blue Ridge of Spartansburg, S C. Chanute Le Kanaires of Chanute Kansas with Phil Carter on piano. Act has appeared in Tulsa Wichita Kansas City on TV and made recordings.
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Plainsmen
Baton Rouge
Arthur Hilton
Blue Ridge
Spartansburg
S. C
Chanute le Kanaires
Jack Mathis
Bob Perkins
Dick Bohling
Chuck Chauncey
Phil Carter
Tulsa
Wichita
Kansas City
Kennedy 10th Anniversary Party Held in Newport
President and Mrs. Kennedy marked their 10th wedding anniversary with a small gathering at Hammersmith Farm in Newport. Aides said they expected a quiet stay with no official visitors and planned to return to Washington Monday morning.
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Newport
R.I
Kennedy
Washington
Royster Junior High Installs Student Council Delegates
A special assembly at Royster Junior High installed student council delegates and alternates from seventh to ninth grade. Officers named include President Eddie Ladd, VP Bob Magill, and Secretary-Treasurer Lynn Evans. Committees and chairs were appointed, with faculty sponsors noted.
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Royster Junior High
Eddie Ladd
Bob Magill
Lynn Evans
Linda Schultz
Sandy Rush
David Martin
Monty Briley
John Hawley
Bill Gaudern
Anna Ranz
Ron Newton
Patty Lassman
Phil Steeves
Craig Skinner
Mark Martin
Margaret Park
Bill Kennedy
Randall Wells
Charles Skinner
Debra Stroh
van Stevenson
Kathy Malson
Bob Wiles
Nancy Jones
Lois Mee
Freda Betts
Hazel Russell
O. K. James
Red Cross
Dorothy Coldwell
S. A. Mannoni
Constitution Enters Water in Boston Harbor October 1797
The S.S. Constitution was launched into Boston Harbor on October 21, 1797. Nine months later she sailed to guard American trade routes against pirates and privateers.
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Boston Harbor
Generosity Costly For Ex-Convict
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP City Patrolman James Mallette accepted when ex convict Carl Wesley Brown offered to buy the policeman's breakfast. Mallette later told superiors of the big roll of money Brown carried. This led to an investigation and the arrest of Brown in connection with a 500 burglary of a gas station owned by his brother in law.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
James Mallette
Carl Wesley Brown
Mallette
Brown
Wilson 4 H Exhibits At State Fair
Wilson County 4 H plans numerous entries for the Kansas State Fair at Hutchinson with judging Sept 16 to 18. Exhibits span Clothing Food Preparation Food Preservation Woodwork Crops Electric and multiple judging teams led by 4 H members Kath ry Carlson Donna Timmons Vicki Frey Mary Ellen Thompson and others. Style Revue and Best Groomed Boy contest feature Vicki Frey and Brian Morton on Sept 15.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Hutchinson
Dan Pherigo
Kathryn Carlson
Diane Smith
Sandra McMillen
Janis Pryor
Barbara Scott
Mary Ellen Thompson
Donna Timmons
Judy Lambert
Debra Engelman
Lana Rutherford
Mary Lynn Clary
Marilyn Nelson
Sharon Meadows
Cheryl Pickell
Margaret Thorsell
Kay Duckworth
Twyla Dorris
June Starbuck
Thomas Wise
Jerry Scott
Larry Cline
Ronnie York
Vicki Frey
Mary Ellen Tefft
Sue Bracken
Larry Shepard
Lyle Shepard
Steve Ayers
John Turner
Lee Kidd
Jim Evenson
McCager Thompson
Brian Morton
Chimps Use Twigs to Probe Termite Mounds in Gombe Reserve
In Gombe Reserve East Africa chimpanzees craft simple tools from twigs to probe termite nests for food. Evidence shows multiple individuals use this technique to access termites, illustrating early tool use and adaptive foraging behavior among the community.
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Gombe Reserve
East Africa
Army Cook Held For Wife's Murder
In Junction City Kansas Spec 5 William Shorter a 35 year old Negro Army cook is ordered to stand district court trial on a charge of murdering his white wife Theresia 30 who was beaten to death August 21 at a trailer court where she ran a beauty parlor. Judge G W Smith set bond at 25000 after a preliminary hearing.
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Junction City
Kan
G. W. Smith
William Shorter
Shorter
Theresia
Fred Hiller Named By State C of C
Three Kansas State Chamber of Commerce representatives were named to committees of the Council of State Chambers. Fred C. Hiller of Humboldt joins the federal finance committee, Carl L. Erwin of Atchison serves on the labor relations committee, and William L. Worf ord of Wichita is named to the social security committee.
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Topeka
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Council of State Chambers
Fred C. Hiller
Humboldt
Federal Finance Committee
Carl L. Erwin
Atchison
William L. Worford
Wichita
Baseball and Food History Between Cuba and United States
Cuba and the United States share baseball as a national sport. The tomato, native to the Americas, was once shunned as food in the United States until about a century ago.
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Cuba
United States
America
Dutch beauty Miss International 1962 to wed Seattle dentist
Stanny Van Baer, longtime Miss International 1962, will marry Dr. Gene Philip Meyer, a 34 year old dentist from Long Beach California, in Seattle this Saturday amid strong enthusiasm. Kohler returned home for consultations with State Department officials and plans to return to Moscow the first week of October.
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Seattle
Stanny van Baer
Gene Philip Meyer
Long Beach
Calif
Kohler
State Department
Moscow
Adoption of Susan Linda Black in Redwood City
Susan Linda Black, 15, daughter of former actress Shirley Temple, was adopted in Redwood City by her stepfather Charles Black of Ampex Corp. The Superior Court approved the adoption. Mrs Black, formerly married to actor John Agar, had been divorced in 1950 and has been married to Black for 12 years. Meanwhile in San Francisco, King Mohammed Zahir and Queen Homa ira of Afghanistan arrived from Laramie Wyoming where the king received a cowboy hat and an honorary doctor of laws from the University of Wyoming.
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Redwood City
Calif
Susan Linda Black
Shirley Temple
Charles Black
Ampex Corp
Susan Linda
Superior Court
San Francisco
Mohammed Zahir
Homaira
Afghanistan
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Ohira to Lead Japan Delegation at UN General Assembly
Japanese Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira will travel to New York on Monday to head Japan's delegation as the United Nations General Assembly opens on September 17.
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Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Ambassadeur Kohler Comments on Limited Nuclear Test Ban
U.S. ambassador to Moscow Foy D. Kohler spoke in New York and said the Russian people received news of the limited nuclear test ban treaty with cautious interest. He noted the public reaction appeared restrained and urged continued diplomacy to secure broader support.
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New York
Foy D. Kohler
U.S
Moscow
Teller warns of tidal waves from offshore nuclear tests
Dr. Edward Teller told the Pacific Coast Association of Port Authorities that offshore detonations could flood United States ports. He warned it is impossible to guarantee port facilities would survive such tests.
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San Francisco
Edward Teller
United States
University of California
Pacific Coast Association of Port Authorities
Nuclear attack drills and storage plan urged in 1963 note
A Chanute Tribune fragment from September 13 1963 discusses resistance to attack and recommends underground storage of materials to ensure rapid reconstruction after a nuclear strike. The note emphasizes preparedness and civil defense measures.
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the Chanute Tribune
Civil Procedure Code To Be Explained At University Event
TOPEKA AP The states new civil procedure code will be explained to about 800 attorneys at the University of Kansas October 25 to 27. The revised code becomes effective January 1 after legislative action.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
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