Blaik and Royall Named Racial Peacemakers for Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama Mayor Boutwell welcomes a presidential commission to seek racial peace after the Sunday church bombing that killed four Negro girls. President Kennedy, calling for restraint, discusses with Negro leaders as Earl Blaik and Kenneth Royall are named to head the mission to Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Boutwell
Kennedy
White House
Washington
Boutwell
Army
Earl Blaik
Kenneth C. Royal
FBI
Savonburg Kansas grants water franchise to Rural Water Dist No 2
Ordinance 101 grants Rural Water District No 2 Neosho and Allen Counties Kansas a twenty year franchise to use Savonburg streets for water pipes meters pumps and equipment to supply Lavone or Lavoniure Kansas and its inhabitants. The district will pay $10 annually to Savonburg and must restore any disturbed paving. The ordinance cites state statutes and requires written acceptance within sixty days.
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Neosho
Allen Counties
Kansas
Savonburg
Seid City
Lavoniure
Lavonburg
Shell
Company Shell
Goldwater Opposed To Ban Nuclear Test Treaty
Senator Barry Goldwater said he would vote against ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty despite warnings of political suicide. He insisted the treaty harms the United States and pledged to oppose it even at the cost of his political career. The debate followed a day of opposition remarks as ratification appeared likely with 81 senators backing or leaning toward support and 14 opposed.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Senate
Executor Appointed in Hattie Lindquist Estate
J Herla Rush was appointed executor of the will of Hattie Lindquist deceased in Neosho County Kansas on September 19 1963 and letters testamentary were issued. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Balch and Bailey Chanute Kansas serve as attorneys for the executor.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Hattie Lindquist
J. Herla Rush
Republicans threaten tax bill without spending lid
Washington AP Republicans push quick passage of the tax bill while demanding a spending limit. Rep John Byrnes pledges to oppose the bill unless a hard spending lid is attached. Networks will carry Byrnes and Curtis addresses outlining the stance amid Kennedy's appeal for tax cuts.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
House
Ways and Means
House Republicans
ABC
CBS
Mutual Radio
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
NBC
Curtis
Republican House
Joint Economic Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Actress Greer Garson wins cattle division trophy
The 55 year old actress Greer Garson, an Oscar winner, collected a trophy as the top female champion in the Gertrudis cattle division at the New Mexico State Fair. She and her husband Buddy Fogelson own a ranch near Pecos, New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N.M
Greer Garson
Truman’s stance on civil rights draws protest in Chicago
Rev Dr. Eugene Carson Blake criticizes former President Truman after his remark that the South would solve racial issues if the North minds its own business. Blake, active in civil rights demonstrations, says Truman is out of touch. In Brazil Tito meets Joao Goulart to discuss aid for underdeveloped nations and plans another meeting.
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Chicago
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Blake
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Brasilia
Brazil
Tito
Yugoslavia
Latin America
Joao Goulart
Sup
Launching Pad Sets Small Event Schedule Tonight
Launching Pad activities listed by Ray Zumalt include Junior High Peptown tonight from 7 to 10. Tonight is the last night to buy 25 cent annual membership cards before no students are admitted to Peptown activities. Tomorrow night Senior High and Junior College students dance 8:30 to 11:30 with music by local ensembles.
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Ray Zumalt
Ior
City Recreation Commission
Lawrence Lovett
Lynn Gorrell
Bruce Ward
Terry Smith
Bill Goodwin
Jo Ann Rodgers
Gas Service Co. posts 12 month net of 4.34 million
Kansas City AP report shows Gas Service Co. earned net 4,335,071 for the year ended Aug. 31, yielding 2.64 a common share after preferred dividends. Revenue reached 92,825,463 vs 92,065,376 year ago. Customers served totaled 613,015 up from 599,064.
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Kansas City
Gas Service Co
Brazil Says It Stays Out of Cold War Camps
In a Tito birthday banquet speech, Brazilian President Goulart declares Brazil will stay non aligned. In San Francisco James P. Mitchell, former secretary of labor, is named coordinator of human relations by Mayor George Christopher to handle racial discrimination issues without salary.
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Tito
Goulart
Brazil
San Francisco
James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
George Christopher
Mitchell
Britain to publish 60000-word sex and security report
Global Briefs from AP report that Britain's bulky official sex and security scandal document will be released in full next week after Macmillan meets with his cabinet and Harold Wilson. Publication date to be announced. In Naples Khrushchev's son-in-law calls Pope Paul VI a good pope so far. In Caracas Castro supporters torch a du Pont paint warehouse causing over 100000 in damage. Princess Anne, 13, shed royal apron strings and travels by overnight train with Queen Elizabeth II to attend school in England.
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London
Britain
Naples
Italy
Khrushchev
Paul VI
Alexei Adahubei
Paul
Adghubei
Anne
Scotland
Department Store Sales Rise in 10th District
AP reports department store sales in the 10th Federal Reserve District rose 2 percent last week compared with the same week in 1962. National gains were about 5 percent. Denver up 10 percent, Omaha 7, St. Joseph 2, Kansas City and downtown Kansas City 1. Topeka, Wichita, and Joplin flat, Albuquerque down 7, Tulsa 6, Oklahoma City 3, Lincoln 2.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph
Topeka
Wichita
Joplin
Albuquerque
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Lincoln
City Cowboys Neglect Horses
AP report from Kansas City details 22 year old Wilburn Ray Lynn admitting to police that he and two youths took three horses from Jack Casey's farm on Sept 9. The horses were later found tied in a wooded area, one dead from thirst and another strangled by its rope. the third returned. Lynn faced charges of stealing over $50 and quipped that he was glad his arrest did not occur 100 years ago when horse thieves were hanged.
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Kansas City
Wilburn Ray Lynn
Jack Casey
Lynn
Casey
Cartoonist Sir David Low Dies After Long Illness
In London AP reported the death of Sir David Low a British cartoonist who died Thursday night after a long illness He was once described by Sir Winston Churchill as the greatest of our modern cartoonists though his political caricatures often were unkind to the former prime minister
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Royall
North Carolina
Blaik
Avco Corp
Army
London
David Low
Winston Churchill
Low
Sir David
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Rochester, Minn
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Global Briefs
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