Barry Goldwater Flays Tonkin Gulf Handling
Senator Barry Goldwater criticized the Johnson administration over the Tonkin Gulf incidents and called the foreign policy a crisis of the week. He questioned delays in details, possible cover up, and communications confusion after McNamara reported two destroyers menaced by four unidentified vessels.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
Charlotte
N.C
Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
Robert S. McNamara
Gulf
U.S
Goldwater
McNamara
White House
Pentagon
Leaders Strive for Quorum to End Congress Stalemate
Washington AP reports congressional leaders rush to summon back members to restore quorum in both chambers. Senate fights over reapportionment with Dirksen rider delaying court actions until 1966 to back a constitutional amendment. House and Senate teeter as six key bills must be addressed before adjournment.
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Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Washington
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Savings and Loan Meeting Held in Southeast Kansas
Representatives of savings and loan associations gathered in southeast Kansas for a district meeting of the Kansas Savings and Loan League hosted by Home Savings Assn in Lincoln and Walnut. Attendees included state commissioner William Hamilton and league officers Lawrence Reed, Kenneth Brasted, plus officials from the Federal Home Loan Bank and CPA firms, as they reviewed new federal reserve regulations and required reports.
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Savings and Loan
Kansas
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Home Savings Assn
Lincoln
Walnut
Home Savings Building
Tioga Hotel
William Hamilton
State Savings and Loan
Topeka
Lawrence Reed
Ellis
League
Kenneth Bra
Fire damages home of Klaumans at 601 EF 17th
Fire of unknown origin heavily damaged the Wayne Klauman residence at 601 EF 17th. The blaze started in storage cabinets by the kitchen, climbed to the attic, with smoke and water damage. The family was away. Mrs Doudna alerted the fire department at 8:58 a.m. and units returned at 9:40. Insurance coverage noted. loss estimate not yet set.
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Wayne Klauman
Charles Doudna
Malcolm
Fire Department
East German Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl dies at 70
Berlin AP reports East Germany prime minister Otto Grotewohl died today after a long illness. He was 70 and had been ailing for years, with leukemia believed to be the cause though not officially admitted.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
East Germany
ADN
Grotewohl
Chanute Traffic Crash Yields $3,750 Award
Doris J. Sander, for her minor daughter JoAnn, sued T. M. McQuin after a Dec 6 collision on US 169 south of Chanute. The court awarded $3,750 and costs. JoAnn suffered a broken leg with medical expenses of $395 and hospital costs of $1,147.95.
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Doris J. Sander
JoAnn
T. M. McQuin
John E. Sander Jr
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragment from a dated correspondence warns that beautiful home sites among trees can become scenes of tragedy due to forest fires. The letter conveys caution about fire risk and the fragility of wooded residential areas.
UF Drive Underway in Chanute Fund Drive Kickoff Events
The Chanute United Fund 1964 drive aims near 22000 with ten percent pledged. The Business and Professional Division led by Jerry Morris held a 7:30 breakfast at the Silver Grill and Payroll Employes is led by Jim Cooper with a 10 a.m. kickoff coffee. Block by block door to door campaigning will occur in October with Buford Fisher as Chanute unit president and M M Mowrey as campaign chairman. Strong support comes from American Red Cross Kansas Children’s Service League Salvation Army Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Mental Health Assn United Cerebral Palsy] totaling 21906.19 in assigned funds and reserves. The United Fund office is at 3 Santa Fe with Bill Young in charge.
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Jerry Morris
Silver Grill
Chanute Unit
Buford Fisher
M. M. Mowrey
United Fund
American Red Cross
Kansas Children’s Service League
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Mental Health Assn
United Cerebral Palsy
Santa Fe
Bill Young Will Bbe
Jim Cooper
Weather after weekend cool front to linger in Kansas
Topeka AP reports cool damp conditions continue into Tuesday as a front moves through the state. Expect widespread fog in the east, scattered thundershowers in the west, and highs in the 60s to 70s with overnight in the 50s and 60s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Crawford County Hospital Proposal Seeks Ballot Placement
Crawford County Attorney Keith R. Jones announced that petitions to place a proposal for a new county hospital on the November 3 ballot have enough signatures. The plan would convert Mt. Carmel Hospital in Pittsburg into a county hospital, add a large expansion, fund construction with bonds matched by federal funds, and lease the facility to the Sisters of St. Joseph to operate it.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Crawford County
Keith R. Jones
Mt. Carmel Hospital
The
Sisters of St. Joseph
Uncontrolled Forest Fire Burns at Least 35 Homes
Calistoga California faced a massive wildfire that destroyed at least 35 homes and sparked fires in five nearby communities. Winds reached 70 miles per hour as the blaze surged into the Napa Valley town, prompting evacuations for more than half of its 2,100 residents and tourists. Firefighters from surrounding Napa Valley towns battled the blaze, with officials warning of substantial damage and potential disaster area designation.
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Calistoga
Calif
Napa Valley
Kenneth Hively
Hively
Tubbs
Herbert Hanley
Napa
Stonecrest
Rutherford
Angwin
Vallejo Lakes
Four men trapped at 1800-foot A-Test shaft site
Four men have been trapped for more than 36 hours at the bottom of an 1800-foot nuclear test shaft at the Nevada test site. They work to aid their rescue as a snapped 1100-foot elevator cable killed James C. Gray and injured three others. Names include Leland Roeder George R. Cooper Art Luhnow and Lloyd L. Shaw.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
James C. Gray
Indian Springs
Gray
Engineering Firm Hired for Rural Water Study Near Chanute
Brink and Dunwoody Lola Engineering has been employed to study the proposed rural water district south and southeast of Chanute. Bill Guy, steering committee chairman, said the report will be ready in about 30 days and will include cost estimates. About 60 residents have signed for the district’s development.
View Rail Strike View Rail Strike
Negotiators reassess positions after an all night session aimed at averting a nationwide railroad strike set for 6 am Tuesday local time. The dispute centers on job security and use of outside contractors, with President Johnson's direct involvement not yet indicated.
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Washington
Howard Gamser
National Mediation Board
Francis A. O'Neill
Gamser
Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island Rail Road
Southern Railway System
Jury Panel Drawn for Neosho County Court Term
The October term jury panel for Neosho County District Court was drawn. The list includes George Blanck, Leonard A. Brazil, Guy Edgerle Jr, Ray Christiansen, Harry Carter, Robert L. Ellis, Mabel Wolfe, Bert Beck Jr, Evelyn Eastburn, Wilbur Allison, Frank Stover, Erma Dye, T. W. Anderson, Karl Oliver, Joe E. Harris, Merrill Brock, Burl M. Record, Hilda Koch, L. K. Barham, Chanute residents, Albert Smedley, Carl Cole, Truman Elrod, Thayer, Ray Grillot, St Paul, William B. Kramer, Phillip Thurman, Galesburg, Harley Johnson, Harold Mount, Marie Culbertson, Gerald Yockey, Harry Hunt, Erie, Ed Wolfe, J. C. Thornton, Farlton, Roy Janssen, Raymond Carter, Grace Fuller, W. H. Henderson, Parsons. The panel will serve Chanute and Erie sittings. Term opens October 13 here and October 14 at Erie.
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Neosho County
George Blanck
Leonard A. Brazil
Guy Edgerle, Jr
Ray Christiansen
Harry Carter
Robert L. Ellis
Mabel Wolfe
Bert Beck, Jr
Evelyn Eastburn
Wilbur Allison
Frank Stover
Erma Dye
T. W. Anderson
Karl Oliver
Joe E. Harris
Merrill Brock
Burl M. Record
Hilda Koch
L. K. Barham
Cha
Albert Smedley
Carl Cole
Truman Elrod
Thayer
Ray Grillot
St. Paul
William B. Kramer
Phillip Thurman
Galesburg
Harley Johnson
Harold Mount
Marie Culbertson
Gerald Yockey
Harry Hunt
Erie
Ed Wolfe
J. C. Thornton
Farlton
Roy Janssen
Raymond Carter
Grace Fuller
W. H. Henderson
Parsons
Chanute
Cable Car Runaway Grips Hyde Street Hill
A San Francisco cable car suddenly rolled backward down Hyde Street from Fisherman’s Wharf injuring sixteen passengers, including two widows 52 and 57, and prompting emergency brake use. Several leapt to the pavement as the car slid, with injuries ranging from a broken shoulder to scrapes and punctured limbs.
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San Francisco
Russian Hill
Susie Baer
JS. Baer
Hyde Street
Chestnut and
Lombard
Fisherman's Wharf
Alcatrag
Joseph Ruiz
Montebello
Calif
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Savings, Loan Meeting
Klaumans
C. W. Brennan
Wayne Klauman House
Tribune
Keith Wright
Yours
United
A.m
Bill Bodley
al Endres
Bob Wilson
Ira Barber
Jack Grove
Dale Fairchild
Dick Bohling
Paul Haight
Ronnie Poor
Morris
Bill Young
Lois Erickson
Crawford Requests County Hospital
Edmund G. Brown
Hanley
Leland Roeder
Pioche
George R. Cooper
Tucson
Art Luhnow
North Las Vegas
Lloyd L. Shaw
Santa Barbara
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