Two White Men Held In Birmingham Bombing Probe
Two white men, R E Chambliss, 59, and Charles Cagle, 22, were jailed in Birmingham for further investigation into a decades‑long bombing surge. State Patrol head Col Al Lingo said others questioned were released. no charges yet. The probe follows the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church blast that killed four African American girls.
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Birmingham
Ala
al Lingo
State Highway Patrol
L. A. Holcomb
R. E. Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Chambliss
Lingo
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Jefferson
Rusk and Home discuss colonialism at UN session
Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home met in New York to discuss UN matters with focus on colonialism now prominent at the General Assembly. They did not address East West issues, planned talks on a seaborne nuclear force. They join Gromyko at a dinner hosted by U Thant.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Britain
Lord Home
U.N
General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
U Thant
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha A Desk Suffered Bruises
An intercepted note describes a man at the next desk saying he was bruised Saturday after slipping while racing from turning off the air conditioner to lighting the furnace pilot light.
Weather warm spell lifts after cool snap across Kansas
Area forecast shows a mild period with rising temperatures through Tuesday. Highs near 80 in the northwest and 70s elsewhere. tonight’s lows in the 50s. Early morning readings ranged from 29 at Abilene, Manhattan and Topeka to 50 at Concordia. Olathe to Goodland highs reached the mid 70s.
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Abilene
Manhattan
Topeka
Concordia
Kansas
Goodland
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Kansas Sees 1963 Totals
AP report from Topeka lists Kansas traffic death figures over 48 hours to 9 am Monday. September totals show 3 for 1963 and 0 for 1962, with comparable period at 431 deaths in 1962.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sharon Kay Pens Injured in Humboldt Car Crash
Sharon Kay Pens, 16, of 211 West 6th Street was injured in a one car crash at Elm Street and US 169 in Humboldt yesterday evening. Gloria J. Osborne, 15, also of Humboldt, drove the car but was uninjured. The Chevrolet 1956 owned by Mrs Kenneth Pens sustained about 275 dollars in damage. Pens was treated and released at a local doctor’s office.
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Sharon Kay Pens
W. 6Th
Humboldt
Highway Patrol
Miss Pens
Kenneth Pens
Gloria J. Osborne
Elm
Refresher On Driving Offered By Chamber Here
Adult drivers are reminded they can join a refresher driving class tomorrow night at the Home Savings building starting at 7. Kansas Highway Commission safety staff conduct the course which uses films and requires no tests or driving. It is not related to licenses and aims to help participants evaluate and improve their driving ability.
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Chamber of Commerce
Home Savings Building
Kansas Highway Commission Safety Department
Chamber
Highways and Transportation Committee
Demands Rejected By Neosho Valley Coop
ERIE The Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery board rejected demands from stockholders led by National Farmers Organization members to call a special meeting and issue a retraction letter. About 250 signatures were gathered, surpassing the ten percent requirement. The board approved a motion to decline the demand and to withhold a retraction, while leaders refused further comment.
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ERIE
Neosho Valley Cooperative ‘Creamery
National Farmers Organization
Neosho Valley Creamery
NFO
Allen Nunnenkamp
Altoona
Zone Four
Dairy Bargaining Board
Merle) Lathrop
LaHarpe
NFC
Jim) Luker
Union Town
Wiltse
Lathrop
Luker
Nunnenkamp
Neosho County Courthouse Dedication by Senator Wunsch
Kingman crowd of over 400 attends the dedication of Neosho county’s new $500,000 courthouse. State Senator Paul Wunsch praises citizen responsibility and government duties. Ceremony features Erie Chamber of Commerce, local officials, Legion and church representatives, flag presentation, and an open house with a band concert.
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Erie
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Neosho County
Sen. Wunsch
State Senate
U.S
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Crosby
Erie Christian Church
Frank Vaughn
Charles Forsyth
Erie American Legion
Chanute American Legion
Donald E. Daniels
Erie Nazarene Church
Paull Wunsch
Tribune Photon
Chanute Fall Festival Parade Ends With Float Winners
The Chanute Fall Festival capped a three day run as hundreds lined Main Street for a 45 minute parade featuring seven floats 12 local bands drum corps saddle clubs and numerous marching units The Fairfield Grange harvest float won best float with Hut ton second grade Brownies a close second Ever Ready 4H Club and Sweet Adelines tied for third Top marching units were the Caudettes Murray Hill Brownies and EUB Pack 100 Den 1 Rodney Endsley and Gary Turley earned an honorable mention Float prizes totaled 300 with Wayne Bayless Blue Mound winning 75 for his 3260 pound team pulling 6875 pounds Other top entries included Kale Childs Buffalo and Delmer Woolery Thayer The post parade events included 2000 hot dogs and sodas and a team pulling contest won by Bayless Additional prize money was awarded to several teams and the celebration closed with a Fall Festival dance at the National Guard Armory.
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Ers
Fairfield Grange
Hutton
Rodney Endsley
Gary Turley
Ralph Hibbs
Thayer
JayCees
Wayne Bayless
Blue Mound
Kale Childs
Buffalo
Delmer Woolery
Orville Medaris
Coyville
Bill Hibbs
Howard Harshberger
Lawrence
Bud Stoker
Weir
National Guard Armory
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