Kennedy urges joint U S Soviet moon venture at UN
President Kennedy used a U N General Assembly address to press for renewed Cold War pause and a joint American Soviet mission to the moon. He urged banning weapons in space, broader disarmament, and a united human effort to explore space without national rivalry.
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Chanute's 20th Fall Festival Opens With Free Frolics
Chanute JayCees plan a four day fall festival starting Thursday with entertainment, a Friday rodeo style shodeo at City Park, a big Saturday parade and carnival rides. Premiums total about 1000 dollars with entries accepted for crops and baked foods. Parade and prize details, entry contacts, and admission info are provided in the Tribune ad.
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Chanute JayCees
Tribune
Cole Motor Co
W. Main
Ronnie Poor
Jerry Berkstresser
City Park
Gary Lantz
Lester Petty
National Guard Armory
JayCees
Left Hand Pitch and Chanute Visit Recalled in Tribune
In Drew Pearson’s Merry Go Round column the writer notes Pearson’s circus travels from Singapore to Chanute Kansas. Local memories link Pearson’s Chanute visit to Baker University ties through the Helmick and Wolfe families. The column also reports Neosho Memorial Hospital births: 231 so far this year, 203 in eight months, and 4,436 total since 1951, with 29.1 monthly average.
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Drew Pearson
Mower overturns. driver killed near Phillipsburg
PHILLIPSBURG Kan AP Carl Post Sr 59 of Logan Kan was killed Thursday while mowing weeds along a county road nine miles NW of Phillipsburg. His tractor overturned trapping him but he freed himself and walked a quarter mile to a farm house for aid. He died 20 minutes after admission to the Phillipsburg hospital.
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Carl Post Sr
Logan
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Phillipsburg
Post
Old Mansion for Sale Again in Topeka
In Topeka the old governor's residence near Cedar Crest is to be put up for sale again late next month. The mansion, empty since Gov. Anderson and family moved to Cedar Crest, failed to meet the $30,000 minimum when offered in June. Since then a zoning change allowing apartments has been granted.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Cedar Crest
Area Forecast and Kansas Weekend Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and warm through Saturday. Highs near 80 in the northwest to around 90 in the southeast. Lows tonight 60s. Cooler weekend with possible showers moving into northeast Kansas. Highs Thursday from 81 at Goodland to 93 at Pittsburg and Hill City.
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Nebraska
Goodland
Pittsburg
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Dodge City
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Trade Hope
A short intercepted letter notes a linotype operator wishing Uncle Sam would forge a more liberal trade relationship at taxpaying time, reflecting wartime era economic sentiments. The fragment suggests personal views on government policy rather than a formal statement.
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Uncle Sam
Ash Grove Workers Celebrate 1512 Accident-Free Days
Ash Grove Cement Co employees and families, about 750 people, marked 1,512 accident-free working days at a safety picnic and dance at the National Guard Armory. The record began July 30, 1959, with 1,874,502 man-hours and no lost-time accidents. Hartman, longest-serving employee, received a safety plaque. Wright presented it. The event included remarks by Dr J R D Brown and others, with a barbecue, rides, movies, and a 8 to 11 p m dance. A 15–15 baseball tie occurred between operating and service department workers.
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National Guard
Dent Prevention Bureau of
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Cement Assn
Chicago
Wright
Ash Grove
Walter Hartman
N. Wash
Kansas City
Paul Sunderland
Ington
Hartman
J. R. D. Brown
Acci
Jim Richerson
Richard Willis
Richard Pearman
Santa Fe
Traffic Fatality Log For Topeka In 1963
Kansas traffic death log shows 0 fatalities in the Topeka area for the 24 hours ending 9 am Friday September 27. The September total stands at 404 deaths in 1963, compared with 416 in the similar period of 1962.
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Kansas
Truck Believed To Have Killed Two In Oklahoma
NOWATA Okla AP A truck believed to have struck and killed two Leavenworth Kansas youths near the junction of U S 169 and 169A has been located County Attorney James Sontag Trooper J D Plunkett and sheriff s officers talked with the driver whose name was withheld The bodies of Bradley P McMahon 16 and Bill Lee Pogue 18 were returned to Leavenworth for funeral services A third youth John Mullen 15 was jailed on auto theft charges but released to his father He said they planned to sleep at a service station and awoke to find his companions missing Their bodies were found by a trucker about half a mile from the station
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Okla
Leavenworth
Kan
James Sontag
J. D. Plunkett
Tulsa
FBI Laboratory
Bradley P. McMahon
Bill Lee Pogue
Plunkett
John Mullen
Delaware
Here
Coffeyville
Mullen
U S Near Better Trade Deal With Soviet Bloc
The United States sits at the threshold of broader agricultural trade with the Soviet bloc. If Moscow offers to buy U S wheat, subsidies and policy may shift, potentially easing foreign exchange pressures and reducing farm surpluses, while cautions remain about overestimating demand and the need to avoid overplanting.
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Soviet Union
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Bottle Note Cast Into River Linked To Two Women
Two residents identified a woman who wrote a bottled message cast into the Neosho River 38 years ago. The note, found on a Texas Gulf coast island, named Mise Butler and Vida Hartman, now Marie Jones and Mrs. Hartman, with ties to Colorado and California. Butler says Jones lived along the Neosho River when the bottle was cast.
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Kan
Neosho River
Gulf of Mexico
Charles Butler
la Harpe
Lola Register
Marie Butler
Neosho Falls
Marie Jones
Las Animas
Colo
Harley Wynn
Lola
Jones
Wynn
Silt
Sam Saylor
Port Lavaca
Tex
Matagorda Island
Texas Gulf Coast
Mise Butler
Vida Hartman
Miss Hartman
Miss Butler
Butler
California
Grand River
Mississippi River
Car Crashes Building Driver Is Arrested
Police arrested Robert FE. Sharp 40 of Humboldt Route 1 after a 12:20 a.m. crash at Cherry and Santa Fe when his pickup crossed the curb and struck Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply. The 1963 Chevrolet pickup and the building sustained $350 in damage. Sharp posted a $150 bond and awaits a hearing.
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Sharp
Humboldt R. 1
Cherry and
Santa Fe
Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply
Money Stolen From Tool Shed In Wichita
John Cox 80 reported $760 hidden in a tool shed cabinet was stolen after he checked last month. Police said he had planned to bank the money but forgot. The incident mirrors a theft in Wichita reported by AP.
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Wichita
John Cox
Main Points of Test Treaty
Washington AP outlines key provisions of a limited nuclear test ban treaty. Signers ban all nuclear explosions in atmosphere outer space or under water and pledge no nonunderground tests. Amendments require US Britain and Russia plus a majority of parties to take effect. Original three ratify for force. Open for signature by all states. Unlimited duration with three months withdrawal notice for extraordinary events jeopardizing national supreme interests.
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Senate
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United
Britain
Russia
Kansas City Man Held for Relatives
Hubert G. Culpepper, 40, was jailed in Kansas City awaiting release to relatives for mental treatment. He first cut his wrists in his Tioga Hotel room at 12:30 am, was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital, then released to police at 2:55 am. He later attempted hanging in his cell, with relatives notified by a phone call.
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Kansas City
Hubert G. Culpepper
Culpepper
Tioga Hotel
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mission
Attorney Still Out Gambling Check Funds
Reno County commissioners declined to reimburse County Attorney Mike Chalfant for 160 spent by sheriff deputies testing gambling at the Kansas State Fair midway. The probe led to removal of gambling from the midway, but vouchers were not acted on. Officials suggested Chalfant seek repayment from the midway operators.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Reno
Mike Chalfant
Chalfant
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