Report by Warren on JFK's Death
Chief Justice Warren presented to President Johnson the special commission’s four inch thick report on JFK’s assassination. The panel examined all facts, questioned witnesses, and compiled about 700 pages plus 20 volumes of evidence, with a final summary report to be issued Sunday.
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JFK
Washington
Earl Warren
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Commission
J. Lee Rankin
Dallas
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
John J. McCloy
Germany
Richard Russell
D-Ga
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Hale Boggs
Dla
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Goldwater Urges Team Effort in Wichita Breakfast
Senator Barry Goldwater addressed 400 attendees at a $100 breakfast in Wichita, predicting victory in November and urging party unity amid past divergences. He criticized the Johnson administration, warned of South Vietnam distress, and compared political groups to a “barbers for Castro” jab while calling peace and foreign policy campaign priorities.
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Wichita
Kan
Barry Goldwater
Kansas
Goldwater
Castro
Johnson
Godswater
South
Viet Nam
Regional student council conference to be held Friday
About 250 southeast Kansas high school students will attend a regional student council conference sponsored by the Kansas State High School Activities Assn. Sessions take place at the National Guard armory under KSHSAA director Nelson Hartman. Tom Gerken will chair the general assemblies with opening ceremonies led by Jerry Steele and the Senior High band. A keynote will be given by Robert Lux of the Iowa Association of Student Councils. Discussion groups cover student work, with Felix Diskin Kathleen Brogan Clyde Snender among co chairmen and consultants. Events run from 9 a.m. to 3 15 p.m.
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Kansas
Kansas State High School Activities Assn
National Guard Armory
Nelson Hartman
Kshsaa
Tom Gerken
Jerry Steele
Hartman
Robert Lux
Iowa Assn
Charles City
Felix Diskin
Kathleen Brogan
St. Paul
Clyde Snender
Humeboldt
Youth Killed in Leavenworth Car Crash
Leavenworth Kansas AP reports 19 year old Donald Eugene Lingenfelser of Leavenworth and formerly Lawrence died when his car struck a tree in a Leavenworth suburb early today.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Donald Eugene Lingenfelser
Leavenworth
Lawrence, Kan
Big Game Oxnard Plane Pranks End In Shootout
In Oxnard California two crop-dusting men tried to stop a runaway Stear man biplane at Ventura County Airport. Leon Corones started the engine but a brake failed. E L Vanegas seized two shotguns and fired at the craft as it circled. One shot struck fuel lines causing the engine to stall after about ten minutes.
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Oxnard
Calif
Stearman
Leon Corones
Ventura County
E. L. Vanegas
Corones
Kansas Jobless Remains Steady
Kansas unemployment stayed steady at 1.7 percent for those covered by unemployment compensation in the week ending September 19, the Kansas Employment Security Division reported. The rate matches the prior week and is down from 1.9 percent a year ago.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather entry for Fall Festival sweepstakes
An intercepted letter requests entry for the Fall Festival exhibits arguing the weather would be a strong contender for a sweepstakes prize. The sender signs off as Yours.
Textbook Success For Minuteman 2
CAPE KENNEDY FL AP Minuteman 2, the first new US strategic missile in over two years, scored a textbook success on its maiden flight sending a hardened warhead 5000 miles to a South Atlantic target near Ascension Island. The three stage missile flew from a 120 ft underground silo at 1104 a.m EST meeting test objectives.
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Cape. Kennedy, Fla
Air Force
Red
China
Russia
United States
Johnson Creates Emergency Board Delays Rail Strike
President Johnson formed an emergency board to study the wage dispute fueling a possible nationwide rail strike by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The move defers strike action for 60 days, pending findings, after mediation efforts and a rejected arbitration proposal. Union leaders note high support for action if demands are unmet, with wages last set in 1963 and current rates around $21.60 for firemen and $25 for engineers per day.
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Washington
Johnson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
National (Railway) Mediation Board
H.E. Gilbert
Public Hearing Oct 6 on Zoning Appeal by Emerick
The city zoning board of appeals schedules a public hearing for October 6 at 6 p.m. in the Memorial Building city commission room. Mrs. C. C. Emerick seeks an exception to distance rules to build a carport at 719 Grant. A permit was denied as the proposal would encroach on the south boundary.
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City Zoning Board of Appeals
C. C. Emerick
Fire Sweeps Santa Barbara Area Evacuations Climb
Scared families fled as a spreading brushfire driven by 40 mph winds pushed toward Santa Barbara. The blaze charred over 16 500 acres, destroyed at least 24 buildings, and forced up to 5 000 people to evacuate. Westmont College dorms burned while Mt Calvary Monastery survived.
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Calif
Foothill Road
Forest Service
Mt. Calvary Monastery
Westmont College
Montecito
Los Angeles
Santa Ynez Mountains
California
Santa Ana
Festival Opens with Exhibits at Mechanical School
The 21st Annual Fall Festival begins with crop, garden and food exhibits received at 204 W. Main. The three day event runs through Saturday. Tonight’s dance runs 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at the National Guard Armory with Don Morris and The Starlighters. Saturday features a float parade on Main at 1:30 p.m., pony pulling at City Park at 3 p.m., and a 7:30 p.m. Shodeo in City Park.
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Mechanical School
W. Main
National Guard Armory
South Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Don Morris
The
Starlighters
City Park
Senate OKs Compromise on Reapportionment Plan
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a mild compromise to its reapportionment dispute. The vote was 44 to 38 in favor of a nonbinding sense of Congress proposal by Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, replacing a stronger measure he and Everett Dirksen had earlier proposed.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Twin Jaquet dies from congenital heart ailment in Chicago
One of the Jaquet Siamese twins dies at four days old from a congenital heart defect and lack of a large intestine. His brother Ronald remained in critical but improving condition. Mother Mrs. Carol Jaquet, 21, was in good condition after birth in Evanston Hospital where the twins were born. The twins were separated after a 3 12 hour operation at Children's Memorial Hospital.
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Chicago
Jaquet
Donald Jaquet
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Ronald
Carol Jaquet
Norridge
Evanston Hospital
Children’s Memorial
Declaration of Religious Liberty Is in Dispute
Vatican council fathers from five nations attacked a proposed declaration on religious liberty while two American prelates a Austrian cardinal and a German bishop defended it The debate centered on conscience and truth with conservatives arguing rights of conscience cannot override faith in truth and urging the declaration be amended to safeguard traditional principles Two American bishops defended the declaration urging approval noting it would complete the council work and affirm freedom of worship for alledia not included in this brief summary.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
U.S
Italy
Spain
Ireland
Brazil
India
Michael Cardinal Browne
Vatican Curia
Council
Cardinal Browne
Holy Office
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Pietro Parente
Ernest Primeau
Manchester
N.H
Joseph Buckley
Wheeling
W.va
Marist Fathers
Primeau
Buckley
Council Commission
Area Forecast: Mild Days Cool Nights In Kansas
Topeka AP reports temperatures cooled to the low 40s across much of Kansas with drier air. Lows ranged from 39 at Goodland to 50 at Pittsburg, readings 43 at Abilene and Manhattan. Highs today near 70 to 75, Friday around 80. No precipitation in the past 24 hours and none expected.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Abilene
Manhattan
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Dodge City
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Report
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours ending 9 am Thursday September 41 1964 with comparable figures from 1963 and 1945 noting fatalities and trends in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
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