Walker links Rusk to secret pro-communist control apparatus
Edwin A. Walker, a former Army major general, testified that he views Secretary of State Dean Rusk as part of a secret apparatus set to sell out the country. He named Walt Rostow and a Pentagon aide as influential in this hidden line that supposedly followed a soft line on communism.
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Washington (Ap
Edwin A. Walker
Army
Dean Rusk
Walker
Walt Whitman Rostow
State Department
Strom Thurmond
D S.C
Rusk
Senate
John Stennis
Rostary
Low
Adam Yarmolinsky
Nhon
Vic
Sen
Tory
Germany
Texas
D-S.c
Browning Trial Opens in Chanute Fourth Degree Manslaughter
The trial of Roy K. Browning from Chanute began in district court with jury selection and witness testimony. Prosecutors outlined Browning allegedly struck E. E. Kelsey at the Travelers Inn on January 20, leading to fatal neck injuries. Browning claimed no motive and cooperated in aiding the injured man.
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Roy K. Browning
Chanute
Browning
E. E
Stacks) Kelsey
Travelers Inn
E. Elm
Kelsey
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Leona Bandy
Olen Solomon
Juanita Clark
Pauline Meeker
Kenneth Ogle
Ogle
Browning Voluntari Ly
Glen Eastburn
Carol Brown
Glora Richardson
Claude J. Walker
G. W Bennett
F. J. Wendell
Verdie Mosier
Arthur Evans
Charles Weggint
June Kiddoo
Sherman Stegman
Emery Goltry
Traffic Control To Be Discussed In Kansas City Meeting
Missouri Kansas and Nebraska highway officials will meet in Kansas City next Monday to discuss adoption of uniform traffic control standards across the region. The discussion aims to streamline signals signs and rules for safer interstate travel.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas City
Lenten Series Encourages Taking On A Challenge
Su Perkins, superintendent of the Kansas School for the Deaf at Olathe, leads a Lenten reflection urging readers to take on meaningful acts during the six week period. He links Lent to renewal, cites Jesus’ ministry to the afflicted, and notes daily work with hearing impaired children at the school as a source of inspiration and strength. The piece ends with a hint of continued discussion on page 2.
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Kansas School For the Deaf
Olathe
Stanley D. Roth
Kansas State School For the Deaf
Douglas Aircraft Denies Excessive Nike Profits
Washington officials report Douglas Aircraft Co faced Senate subcommittee questions over Nike missile contracts. President Donald W. Douglas Jr. accused aides of arithmetic manipulation, insisting profits on 17 contracts 1952 to 1961 totaled about 29.8 million dollars before taxes, under 3.2 percent of sales.
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Washington (D AP
Douglas Aircraft Co
Army
Donald W. Douglas Jr
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Douglas
Subcommittee
Douglas Aircraft
Nike
Robert E. Dunne
Dunne
Weather Summary and Forecast For Kansas State
Clouds breakup across Kansas with mild temperatures through Friday. Precipitation yesterday was trace with several measurement sites reporting light totals today. Highs today near 60 to 65 degrees, lows tonight in the upper 30s to mid 40s, Friday high 65 to 70 with partial clearing then more clouds tonight. Relative humidity around 68 percent at 1 pm. barometer 29.10 inches and falling. Rain occurred Wednesday statewide with the southwest receiving the most. Topeka and other cities reported light totals.
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Seeevecee
Topeka
Kansas
Cimarron
Kinsley
Garden City
Dodge City
Bellefont
Pittsburg
Ft Riley
Emporia
Wamega
New Church Open House and Dedication Planned
The Churchganized in 1943 holds an open house 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at 4th and Kansas with eight charters of God. Dedication service Sunday at 2:30 led by Rev. Joe Bailey. speakers include Rev. Charles Tilley of Independence and Rev. A G Thompson. A revival with evangelist Melvin Grant of Pittsburg starts Sunday night.
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Charters of God Church
4Th
Kansas
Joe Bailey
Charles Tilley
Independence
A. G., Thompson
Oklahoma
Melvin Grant
Pittsburg
New Church
Church of God
4Th and
Bomb Blasts Hole In Highway West Of Marquette
A 20 pound practice bomb dropped from a B47 jet near Schilling Air Force Base blasted a hole in old Highway K4 about a mile west of Marquette Kansas. The crater is four feet deep and one yard wide at the surface. No injuries reported.
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Marquette
Kan
Schilling Air Force Base
Schilling
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kingman
John Johnson
Arnold V. Hedberg
Hedberg
Ratner Seeks Court Action to Stay Disbarment Proceedings
Former Governor Payne Ratner and his son seek a court order to stop disbarment actions by the Kansas Board of Law Examiners and the attorney general. The petition claims pressure from railroad interests and alleges improper influence tied to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway.
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Topeka
Gov.Board of Law Examiners
Payne Ratner
Shawnee
Ratner
Ferguson
Resolu‘torney General
Board Aretion
Board of Law Exam
Ratners
Dist
David Prager
Rat
Su‘ners
Preme Court of
Kansas
Enj
Fer Ferguson
Theguson
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood
Wichita
Attorney General
Board of Law Examiners
Board of Law
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows 1962 April Toll
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log figures: 107 deaths for April 1962 compared with 120 in the same period 1961 and 1 in 42 hours to 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kennedy Receives New Rocking Chair From Dominican Foreign Minister
President Kennedy was presented with a new rocking chair by Dominican Foreign Minister J. A. Bonilla Atles in Washington. Bonilla said Kennedy noted the prior chair was not pretty and found the new chair comfortable during his January visit and health checkup in the capital.
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Washington
Kennedy
J. A. Bonilla Atles
Dominican Republic
Partially blind youngsters read regular print for first time
Fifteen students from the New York State School for the Blind in Batavia were fitted with molded plastic eyeglasses on Wednesday. The lenses, with a focal length from an inch to an inch and a half, let them read standard text for the first time. previously they could only read oversized lettering.
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Batavia
N.Y
New York State School For the Blind
Four Children Die in Louisville Apartment Fire
Four children suffocated in a third floor Louisville apartment fire caused by smoke from a discarded bed. Parents George and Mrs Halleran briefly left the unit. fire filled the space while only the bed burned.
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Louisville
George Halleran
Stampede at Wilsons Clothiers as sale draws hundreds
A Cha nute clothing store faced a crowd of about 300 shoppers when Wilsons Clothiers opened at 9 30. Police assisted as doors were kept from caving in and back exits were used. The sale ends when stock runs out. owner Mrs Sara Wilson Edwards plans retirement after 52 years in business. Royce Wells, ex-store employee, will run Wells Clothiers next year.
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Wilsons Clothiers
Wilsons
Royce Wells
New Wells Clothiers
Sara Wilson Edwards
Fredonia
Floyd
Edwards
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ham Thieves Foiled as Sawdust Misleads Residents
Two men seen breaking a Detroit meat shop window fled with two wrapped hams but the wrappers contained sawdust instead of meat, leaving authorities puzzled over the stunt and its motive.
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Detroit
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