Mightiest Rocket Roars Into Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the Saturn 1 the worlds mightiest space rocket thund ered to its seventh straight test flight success hurling into orbit an unmanned model of the Project Apollo moonship observers nine astronauts watched as the 19 story tall 570 ton rocket launched at 11 23 am EST with 1 5 million pounds thrust The NASA announced flawless performance and said the boiler plate Apollo craft settled into an orbit of about 115 to 135 miles high simulated parking orbit for future manned lunar missions
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Saturn 1 lifts off in test flight at Cape Kennedy
The Saturn 1 roared away from Cape Kennedy with engines burning nearly three tons of fuel per second. It rose to test height without attempting to separate the spent second stage from the dummy Apollo capsule. The payload section measured 80 feet long and weighed 36,700 pounds, making it the third heaviest object launched into space.
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Cape Kennedy
Successful Hits On Satellites By U S Weapon
Secretary McNamara disclosed that two U S anti-satellite systems have achieved several successful interceptions of satellites. He said details remain highly classified and noted the Air Force Thor missile and Army Nike Zeus device are used. first intercepts occurred in 1963 and 1948, respectively, with tests showing warhead proximity to satellites.
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Retary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
McNamara
Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
Defense
Air Force
Army
McNamra
iMcNamara
Left Hand Pitch on Guinea Bean Descriptions
Dalton Stewart and Mrs. R R Elder report a plant grown by a Oklahoma based father in law that resembles a squash and yields a bean. Stewart notes vines reach six to eight feet, seeds from unknown source, and annual cultivation for fun. Cooking methods include slicing dipping in egg batter coating with corn meal and frying. An Australian caller suggests it may be a marrow and recommends butter cooking.
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Dalton Stewart
Earlton
the Tribune
R. R. Elder
W. Main
Wednesday Tribune
Oklahoma
Stewart
Australia
Elder
Two Judgment Suits Filed in Erie District Court
Two civil actions were filed in the Erie district court. Earl Richards of Thayer sues Thayer Grain Co. Inc. for 40000 plus costs over injuries when a row of fertilizer bags toppled onto him two years ago while loading boxes from a box car. A second suit by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crawford of Chanute R1 targets G W Jesse Carl Eugene Ranabargar and George W Hansen for damages from oil lease operations including destruction of pecan trees.
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Earl Richards
Thayer
Thayer Grain Co., Inc
Richards
Ernest T. Crawford
Chanute R. 1
G. W. Jesse
Carl Eugene Ranabargar
George W. Hansen
Jesse
Kansas
Ranabargar
Hansen
Chanute
Tribune Phone Directory Note
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone contact your carrier then try HE 1-3400 after p.m. for reach.
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Tribune
New Trouble Possibility In Far East
Washington AP reports Defense Secretary McNamara canceled a Chicago luncheon appearance amid unconfirmed talk of a potential new incident in the Far East. The Pentagon said Secretary Ailes would deliver the speech as McNamara stayed in Washington. Messages hinted at a possible shooting incident in the Gulf of Tonkin amid past U.S. air strikes on PT boat bases.
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Washington
Robert 8. McNamara
Chicago
Far East
Defense Department
Stephen Ailes
McNamara
Executives’ Club
Pentagon
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Goldwater arrives amid tight security in Springfield
Sen Barry Goldwater landed in Springfield Missouri to tight security after anonymous threats stating Gold water will be shot here today He greeted party leaders and officials then traveled to Ozark Empire fairgrounds for a speech Mayor E L Anderson gave him a key to the city Airport officials estimated the crowd at about 000 The threats were received by a newspaper and the police
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Springfield
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ozark Empire Fairgrounds
E. L. Anderson
Oil Field Tour Starts Here Oct 7
Chanute hosts this year's Kansas-Oklahoma Waterflood Association oil field tour on Oct 7 with visits to four projects in Wilson Allen and Anderson counties. assemble at Santa Fe Park. caravan departs 12 15 p m. Stops include Schermerhorn Wiggin s Wilson county CO2 and fireflood projects near Earlton Moran Colony and Lola final barbecue at Lola Riverside Park. Advance meal reservations due Oct 5 to K H Johnson Bartlesville.
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Chanute
Kansas-Oklahoma Waterflood Assn
Wilson
Allen
Anderson County
Santa Fe Park
Schermerhorn Oil Corp. Wiggins
Earlton
Wilson County
Mack C. Colt, Inc
Bowen
Moran
Allen County
Russell Operating Co
Roark and Hooker
Colony
Texas Pacific Oil Co
Layton Oil Co
Carlyle
Lola
Riverside Park
K. H. Johnson
Bartlesville
Johnson
Bureau of Mines Petroleum Research Center
Neosho 4H Dairy Team Finishes Eighth at Topeka Fair
Neosho County's 4H dairy judging team placed eighth in the Mid America Fair at Topeka this week. Roger Fickel ranked tenth individually. In home economics judging the team tied for eighth with Potteratowie. Mary Neely was among the high scorers. Participants judged foods and nutrition, clothing and home improvement.
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Neosho County
Topeka
Roger Fickel
Pottawatomie
Mary Neely
Plan to Expand Kansas Public Junior Colleges
Kansas plans a statewide public junior college system expansion with about 19 campuses, each within 50 miles of every student. State aid would cover roughly half operating costs, about $300 per student, while local districts and tuition cover the rest. Enrollment is projected to double in 5 to 10 years, raising state costs toward $3.6 million.
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Topeka
Kansas
Legislative Council
State Department
Bower
Pittsburg State College
Two Prisoners Captured After County Jail Break
Two escapees from the Neosho county jail, Mark Kent Johnson and Richard Madl, were arrested at a furnished house in St Paul at 12:20 a.m. after a tip. Four others surrendered earlier. seven inmates remained unaccounted for at the time of the breakout.
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Erie
St. Pat
Mark Kent Johnson
Chanute
Richard Madl
St. Paul
Neosho County
George Neely
Neely
Richard D. Cloke
Jerry Dixon
Jimmy Samples
Parsons
Johnson
Mad
Crawford County Sheriff's Office
Crawford County
Bill Strukel
Strukel
Floyd Hayes
Cloke
Transient Killed In Kansas City Train Incident
A transient in Kansas City was run over and killed by a train in the Armourdale district early today. Police and railroad workers reported the incident, with investigators examining the scene for details and cause.
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Kansas City
Kan
Armourdale
Beatles Hotel Linen Fetches 750 Dollars in Kansas City
In Kansas City the Hotel Muehlbach sold bed linens touched by the Beatles for 750 dollars. Lawrence Einhorn bought 16 sheets and 8 pillow slips and reportedly planned to mail payment from Chicago. The hotel official noted many requests for items touched by the group, but only these linens were sold so far.
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Kansas City
Muehlbach
Lawrence Einhorn
Post Office Event At Yates Center
YATES CENTER The new Yates Center post office will be dedicated Saturday. The program will start at 2 30 p.m. Members of the postal staff include Lloyd Herder postmaster R L Klick assistant postmaster C W Henderson Jr H E B Theobald and W S Kress clerks C E McCormick L A Watts and F N Johnson Jr city carriers and H R Merrill James R Riley L A Massoth and Glenn A Shaw rural carriers.
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Yates Center
Lloyd Herder
R. L. Klick
C. W. Henderson, Jr
H. E B. Theobald
W. S. Kress
C. E. McCormick
L. A. Watts
F. N. Johnson
Glenn A. Shaw
Rural Carriers
Labor Front: Peace at Ford Threat on Rails
Washington AP unions threaten a strike at 6 am Tuesday Sept 22 affecting railroad shops nationwide. Michael Fox of the AFL CIO Railway Employes Department announces the action after emergency board recommendations for job security and pay protections amid tech changes. Six craft unions involved: sheet metal workers boiler makers machinists carmen electrical workers firemen and oilers.
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Ford
Washington
Michael Fox
Afl-Cio
Carmen
Weather update for Kansas with weekend warmth ahead
Area forecast notes warmer daytime temperatures through Saturday with highs in the 70s east to near 80 in the northwest. Tonight 50s to 60s, low 60s southeast. A new storm front arrives Saturday bringing showers. Lawrence ws forecast dry for Kansas University versus Texas Christian University football opener.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Texas Christian University
Assessment Equalization In Wilson County
Preliminary work is underway in Wilson County on the state required tax assessment equalization program. Field appraisals of property are to begin in a few weeks. United Appraisal Co. has been employed by the county to make the equalization appraisals. Don Brown and Bill Minn are the firm’s representatives in charge of the project.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
United Appraisal Co
Don Brown
Bill Minn
Recovered Mental Patient Goes on to Make Fortune
Peter Gundersen, a former Utah State Hospital patient, donated $25,000 to the hospital chapel fund and plans to leave the rest of his savings to the hospital. The Norwegian-born survivor, now 79, says he owes his success to the hospital and wants patients to know they can prosper after release. He settled in Provo, built a carpentry and contracting career, and remains active remodeling houses while continuing work part time.
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Provo
Utah
Peter Gundersen
Utah State Hospital
Hospital Chapel Fund
Gundersen
Gunderson
Chapel
Ford and UAW reach new contract with Christmas bonus
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers reached a new contract similar to Chrysler with a Christmas bonus funded by the supplemental unemployment benefit fund. Walter Reuther called the bonus frosting on the cake. The deal includes improved pensions earlier retirement extra vacation holidays broader health and life insurance for active and retired workers and increased severance pay. The pact comes just before a strike deadline for Ford and Chrysler white collar workers, with the Christmas bonus expected to be paid starting 1965 if funded.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Malcolm Denise
Ford
Denise
Chrysler
Douglas Frazier
Three Cha nute Boys Questioned Over Rifle Shots
Police consider charges against three 17-year-old Cha nute youths after they fired several 22 caliber shots yesterday near the north edge of town. Reports described a bullet through a bathroom window on John Leroy’s home and a motorist hearing a bullet whiz across US 169. Officers found the boys behind a cafe with rifles. the youths were released and the weapons impounded.
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Chanute
John Leroy
1015
N. Forest
Jake Almond
Lee
US 169
L. R. Spencer
Santa Fe
Spencer
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed in Kansas
Gov John Anderson proclaims Fire Prevention Week in Kansas for October 4 to 10 Kansas fire stats show 74 deaths in 1963 up 10 from 1962 and property losses rising from 6.4 million to 6.8 million in the period
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Topeka
John Anderson
Kansas
Last Minute Strike Settlement Stuns Workers
A sudden settlement ends a week of labor unrest as workers suspend strikes after negotiations with management. Details remain limited but sources indicate a tentative agreement reached on wage and hours, easing tensions at the site.
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