Peace Force Gets Three Month Renewal at UN
UN Security Council votes to extend the 6,160 member Peace Force in Cyprus until December 26. Secretary General U Thant warns funds may run out, with a $7.05 million shortfall amid 23 donors. United States pledges up to $2.3 million, Britain $1 million, Malaysia $2,500.
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U.S
Charles W. Yost
Sir Patrick Dean
Malaysia
Cyprus
Loss at Galesburg totals four hundred to five hundred
GALESBURG The thefts Thursday night totaled 400 to 500 dollars including about 1500 dimes. Most came from the home of C. C. Duecy, operator of the Duecy Grain Elevator. The elevator office was entered while Duecy and his wife were at a football game. A door was forced open and some change and tools were stolen.
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Duecy
63 Years in Prison For Drug Peddling
Bernard Napoli 21 is sentenced by Acting Justice Aaron Goldstein to a minimum 63 years for narcotics trafficking mainly to high school pupils. Napoli moved from Brooklyn to Farmingdale to build a Long Island trade and allegedly injected at least 10 teenagers to foster heroin addiction. He also received 7 to 15 years on nine counts to run consecutively.
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Weather Update For Topeka And Kansas Regions
Area forecast calls for mostly cloudy windy conditions with occasional rain showers tonight. Sunday partly clears and cooler with diminishing winds. Low tonight near 60, high Sunday 70 to 75. In Kansas strong fronts and varied temperatures across regions with highs 60s to 80s and lows from the 30s to 50s.
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Wamego
JayCee Fall Festival Closes With Parade and Contests
The JayCee Fall Festival hosts a 1 30 p m parade on Main, a 3 p m Shetland pony pulling contest at City Park, and a 7 30 p m show in the park. Free morning movies for grade schoolers preceded parade participants receiving hot dogs and pop at the fire station. The Southeast Kansas District National Association of Postmasters holds its annual convention at the Orchid Buffet with about 135 attendees, closing with a 3 30 p m session electing officers for the next year.
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National Association of Postmasters
Warren Commission Report to Be Published Worldwide
The Warren Commission findings on President Kennedy's assassination will be released at 5:30 p.m. EST Sunday. The Government Printing Office prints 50,000 home copies, with more as needed, while USIA broadcasts the report in 37 languages and ships 25,000 pamphlets to 228 posts in 107 countries. Public sales start Monday at 8:30 a.m. EDT with paperback $2.50 and cloth $3.25, plus a hard-cover AP edition at $150.
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Bomb Shatters Natchez Mayor Nosser Home
Natchez Mississippi AP report says a time bomb exploded at Mayor John Nosser’s two story home injuring nothing. Another blast damaged Willie Washington’s driveway nearby. police held a suspect while Nosser denounces racial violence and calls for peace.
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Nosser
Natchez, Miss
John Nosser
Willie Washington
Halt in Bargaining At General Motors
Detroit AP reports a GM UAW strike with about 300000 cars produced before the walkout. 65000 percent of GM’s 350000 represented workers affected. talks paused for sleep as negotiators seek a new three year labor pact. Ford and Chrysler have already reached three year agreements with higher pensions pay vacations and benefits.
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Walter Reuther
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Chrysler
Fog in Fire Area Helps Firefighters In Santa Barbara
Fog spread through the Santa Ynez Range aiding 2,000 firefighters on a 20 mile front as 78 homes and structures were destroyed. The blaze has burned 88000 acres since Tuesday, remained out of control, with one death and $3.5 million in damage. The Santa Ana winds faded and forecast called for more fog and cooler temperatures.
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House Less Hopeful Of New Hope Bill In Congress
The administration's Appalachia aid bill cleared the Senate 45 13 but faces strong House opposition. House leaders, who paused voting weeks ago, expect passage if supporters appear. The plan totals 1.06 billion, including 840 million for highway construction and 220.2 million for health education and sewage projects across Virginia West Virginia Alabama Georgia Kentucky Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
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Escaped Five Jail Inmates Waive Preliminary in Erie Case
Three of the five youths who escaped the Erie county jail last week appeared in city court yesterday on jail break charges. Jimmy Samples, Jerry Dixon, and Richard Maci waived preliminary hearings and were bound over to district court with bonds of 2500 for Samples and Dixon and 2000 for Maci. Cloke faces 2500 bond. Johnson waived prelims on escape and grand larceny. Escape via air vent. Cloke, Samples, and Dixon surrendered. Johnson and Mad captured in St Paul.
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Jimmy Samples
Jerry Dixon
Parsons
Richard Maci
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Dixon
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Cloke
Johnson relaxes on home acres after three state tour
President Johnson rested on his Texas home grounds following a three state swing that included horsemanship in Oklahoma City and speeches in El Paso and other towns. He greeted Mexico's Adolfo Lopez Mateos during a treaty celebration and mixed with crowds in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas while his traveling White House weighed political classification.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
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National Committee
Mason Acquitted in Taverns Stabbing Death
CLATHE Kan AP A jury acquitted Franklin Eugene Mason 21 of Independence Missouri in the fatal stabbing of Lawrence J Lohaus 18 of Padua Kan during a tavern brawl outside a tavern five miles south of Olathe on July 2.
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Lawrence J. Lohaus
Padua
Olathe
Goldwater Presses Michigan Unity Tour in GOP Push
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater continues his 15 state drive for the Republican ticket touring Michigan with Governor George Romney. He plans an ox roast in Niles Midland and Detroit stops to stress unity while Romney signals support for the GOP in November. Goldwater also urged Republicans to woo defecting Democrats and unite the party for Election Day.
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Wiles to Campaign In Chanute Tuesday
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Harry Wiles plans a campaign swing through southeast Kansas with a Chanute stop on Tuesday. A public coffee at the Tioga Hotel runs from 9:30 to 11 a.m., followed by a Neodesha lunch and a Yates Center coffee later that afternoon. He will have spoken in Parsons Monday night.
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Chanute
Kansas
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Neodesha
Yates Center
Parsons
Cars Damaged In Austin-Healy Collision At Main Street
An 18 year old driver Kelly L Twogood of Osawatomie collided with a 1953 Ford driven by Peggy Dormois of Iola at 309 E Main. Damage to Twogood’s car estimated 125 and to Dormois’ car 35. Westbound crash followed Dormois stopping in traffic. A separate report logged at 10 35 pm says a pickup hit Hugh L Haire’s 1957 Dodge wagon causing minor damage.
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Osawatomie
E. Main
Twogood
Peggy Dormois
N. Grant
Miss Dormois
Dormois
Hugh L. Haire
Iola
Wind-Whipped Fire Destroys Block Near Paola Square
High winds fueled a blaze in Paola Kansas damaging the Miami County Lumber Company and several nearby businesses including a service station and a garage. No injuries were reported as Gardner and nearby departments aided the local fire crew to control the flames after hours.
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Paola, Kan
Paola’s Square
Miami County Lumber Company
Gardner
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
Instructions urge calling the Tribune through your carrier if not reached. If unavailable after 6 p.m., dial HE 1 3400 for contact.
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Hail and Rain Over Plains
A Northern Plains storm with hail winds and some snow driven by gale force gusts moves toward the Great Lakes. Winds up to 66 mph hit Fargo daily, hail near two inches, while many areas from North Dakota to the western Great Lakes report thunderstorms. A cold snap follows from Nebraska to northern California, with snow in western Montana and projected spread to Wyoming and Colorado.
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Traffic Fatalities Log in Topeka Kansas Sees 1964 Rise
AP report records Kansas traffic deaths for 24 hours to 9 am Saturday September 1 1964 showing a total of 46 with 464 comparable to 1963 425 last year and noting the state wide fatalities for the period in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
South Viet Nam forms civilian council to rule
South Viet Nam's national council opened to return the nation to civilian rule led by Premier Nguyen Khanh who travels toward Ban Me Thuot to address a Montagnard revolt. Maj. Gen Duong Van Minh urged civilian administration while Montagnard forces threaten security as 4,000 troops brace for potential rebel action.
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Duong van Minh
Minh
South Viet Nam
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Ban Me Thuot
Saigon
Khanh
Dan Me Thuot
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Namese
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