Foreign Aid Slash Is False Costly Says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk denounced the House cut in foreign aid as false and costly and urged Senate restoration. He warned an amendment blocking aid to countries shipping goods to Cuba would straitjacket alliances, while noting a $1.1 billion cut to the basic program and a total near 5.96 billion dollars.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate
Rusk
House
Cuba
Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
Skubitz
United States
Khrushchev
Farm bill provisions shift price supports and stock controls
The proposed 1964 farm bill would let farmers retire up to 50 percent of land and pay 50 percent of lost production value. It introduces certificates for 18 cents of the 1.20 price support for corn and imposes voluntary acreage reductions with payments. For 1964 and beyond, price supports could be 50 to 90 percent of parity, and a two price plan for wheat would split domestic/exports at 2.00 and 1.40 respectively, with marketing certificates and revised allotment rules to curb surpluses.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Insead
Three Chanute Men Injured In US 169 Crash Near Welda
Three retired Chanute businessmen were injured when their pickup truck rolled over twice after swerving to avoid pedestrians along US 169 near Welda. C. E. Wanamaker S. D. Propst and I. E. Trussell were treated at Garnett Hospital and later moved to Chanute. Wanamaker faced facial lacerations, Propst possible rib fracture, and Trussell a leg abrasion. Wanamaker and Propst remained hospitalized but expected release soon.
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Chanute
Welda
C. E. Wanamaker
N. Highland
S. D. Propst
S. Allen
I. E. Trussell
W. Main
Propst
Kansas City
Wanamaker
Trussell
Garnett
Driver Arrested on DWI Charge in Chanute
Police arrested Alfred Brown of Chanute late last night on charges of driving while intoxicated transporting an open bottle and driving during suspension. He was held pending hearing or bond. Charles Murphy of Cherryvale faced a separate intoxication charge and was released on a 15 dollar bond.
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Alfred Brown
Chanute
Brown
Lincoln
Charles Murphy
Cherryvale
Telephone numbers for Tribune contact after hours
The notice instructs readers to contact Tribune via telephone after 4 p.m. if the primary phone is unavailable and provides the HE 1 3400 number for reaching the carrier.
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Tribune
Kelly Buys Cole Agency Transfer of Lincoln-Mercury Franchise
Kenneth Cole and Kelly announce the transfer of the Lincoln-Mercury dealership from Cole Motor Co to Merle Kelly Ford agency. Cole closes the 210 W Main operation in Cha nute and moves the franchise to Kelly at 15 N Evergreen. An auction of equipment is set for Thursday as Kelly combines the franchise with his Ford agency and retains Cole staff.
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Lincoln-Mercury
Cole Moltor Co
Merle Kelly
Ford
Kenneth Cole
Kelly
Cole
House Sets Rule On Cuba Warning Resolution
Rules Committee adopted a closed rule to bring the congressional resolution warning of a Cuban military buildup to the House next Wednesday with no amendments. The move follows Senate approval and aims to prevent harsher language. Three hours are allotted for a full foreign policy debate.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Thomas M. Pelly
R-Wash
Pelly
West Germany
Greece
Italy
Great Britain
Rusk
Fowler Hamilton
Agency For International Development
Gen. Willison B. Palmer
Kennedy
Washington
Cuba
Senate
Skubitz Blasts Spending In Bid For House Seat
Republican candidate Joe Skubitz denounces federal spending and government controls in a campaign speech at the Tioga Hotel. He contrasts experience versus youth, opposes spending by the Kennedy administration, and calls for spending cuts and a reassessment of grants in aid. He urges turnout for the November vote.
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Skubitz
Joe Skubitz
Tioga Hotel
Pittsburg
Comet Pittsburg Football Game Postponed
Steady rain caused the postponement of the Chanute Blue Comets versus Pittsburg Purple Dragon football game. Athletic director W. H. McMurray said the contest is moved to next Monday night with a 7 o'clock start to accommodate a school night.
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Chanute Blue Comets
Pittsburg Purple Dragon
W. H. McMurray
Pittsburg
Aylward to Visit Chanute Campaign Stop
Paul Aylward of Ellsworth Democrat candidate for the unexpired U S Senate term of the late Andrew F Schoeppel will visit Neosho county leaders say next Thursday. He is expected to arrive in Chanute about 9 am.
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Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
Andrew F. Schoeppel
U.S. Senate
Neosho County
Chanute
Soldier Killed in Coffeyville Motorcycle Crash
Pfc. Coyle D. Strickland 21 of Skintook Okla stationed at Fort Sill Okla died in a motorcycle accident four miles north of Coffeyville on U S Route 169. His bike left the highway andlay in a roadside ditch.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Ft. Sill
Okla
Coyle D. Strickland
Skintook
U.S. 169
Strickland
Plane Grash Fatal to Four near Burlingame
Four persons were killed when a Beechcraft light plane crashed in a field near State Highway 31, about 3.5 miles west of Burlingame. Initial reports indicated two deaths. no identifications were available. Osage County sheriff’s office sought ownership details amid cloudy rainy weather.
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Burlingame
Kan
Osage County
Missile site in Cuba could threaten U.S. shipping lanes
U.S. officials report Soviet technicians set up a coastal defense style missile site near Banes in northeast Cuba. The surface-to-surface antishipping missiles are believed to have a 20 to 35 mile range, insufficient to reach Guantanamo but capable of threatening nearby U.S. warships and the base with increased power.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
Banes
Guantanamo
U.S. Naval Base
Sheriff Returns $30 Lost From Salina Fountain
Salina Sheriff Bob Rous received a letter with a $20 bill a $10 bill and a newspaper clipping about the theft of $30 from a coin operated soft drink machine at a Salina firm. The clipping requested the money be returned. He did.
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Salina, Kan
Bob Rous
Salina
Rous
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows September 1962 Deaths
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Friday with totals for September 1962 and a comparison to September 1961. Data lists Topeka area fatalities and statewide counts, reflecting fatality trends in the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
County Board Approves Balloting on County Home Plan
Neosho County voters will decide in November on a two part proposal to build a county home east of Erie. The plan includes selling most of the county farm site and funding via a two mill tax levy to cover about 135000 cost.
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Erie
Neosho County
Tribune
Old County Farm
Neosho Manor
Chanute
Neosho Man‘or
State Board of Health
Sheriff investigates Erie back up crash
The Erie sheriff's office investigated a minor collision involving Leonard W. Kennedy 19 and Barbara J. Lero 26. Kennedy backed from the Erie Rest Home parking lot and Lero pulled from a driveway to her home across the street. Damages were about 25 dollars to Kennedy's 1957 Plymouth and 55 dollars to Lero's 1958 Ford station wagon.
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Erie
Sheriff's Office
Leonard W. Kennedy
Barbara J. Lero
Jerry Sloan
Kennedy
Erie Rest Home
Lero
Plane Crash Fatal to One Near Elisabethville
The United Nations said a Dakota plane was shot down Thursday in North Katanga killing one Swede and injuring five with four unhurt. A U.N. recon aircraft found the wreckage and a rescue mission from Kamina has been dispatched. One injured man is in serious condition.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
United Nations
North Katanga
U.N
Leopoldville
Kamina
Weather update for Kansas with showers and storms
Substantial rains hit much of Kansas with additional unsettled weather promised through the weekend. Forecasters expect a warm front to raise temperatures into the 60s and 70s, while a cold air surge from Canada could bring more inclement conditions. Highs reach 60s to 70s, with tonight’s lows in the 50s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dodge City
Osborn
Clay Center
Fredonia
Utah
Canada
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Pittsburg
Goodland
Wichita
Livestock Receipts Up Amid NFO Boycott Actions
Corning Iowa AP reports cattle and hog receipts at 12 major markets rose from a week earlier. Rath Packing Co Wa terloo called back some workers Monday as the National Farmers Organization enters its third week of a meat boycott with dairy meetings planned to discuss withholding milk from markets. Cattle receipts reached 24 300 and hogs 52 000 versus prior periods.
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Corning
Iowa
Rath Packing Co
Waterloo
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFO
Boy Honors His Protectors in Local Air Force Tale
Ten year old Tommy Osborne of Hamilton Ohio dreams of becoming an Air Force officer after admiring B58 Hustler crews. He sent money to a family fund and was made a lifetime member of the 305th Bomb Wing with a commemorative plaque and model. The base invited him to tour the Strategic Air Command facility and simulate a 13 minute KC135 flight.
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Peru
Ind
Tommy Osborne
Tommy
Indiana
Hamilton
Ohio
Air Force
Bunker Hill
Strategic Air Command
Crane
Air
305Th
Roger
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Charles Henshall
Keith Wright
Aylward
Chanute Lions Club
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