Daylight saving ballot and local notices in The Tribune
Readers may mark a ballot on page 2 to express support or opposition to adopting daylight saving time this summer. The piece notes varied adoption, chamber discussions in SEK towns, and voluntary observance. It also covers a Springfield armory project naming Wayne D. Johnson as project architect and a missing Osawatomie man, Paul Cruey, last seen near the Osawatomie State Hospital.
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Phone number directs Tribune readers to call after hours
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Eichmann Says He Expects Death Penalty and Is Ready to Atone
Adolf Eichmann tells Israeli police and courtroom audience he expects execution and offers no clemency. He says he is prepared to disclose all he knows, reflecting on his role as a Nazi planner and his feelings upon witnessing Jews being killed. He predicts his own fate and contemplates writing a book for future generations.
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Fire Chain Reaction Fatal to 3 Motorists
A prairie fire near Topeka triggered crashes on Interstate 70, killing three Holyrood residents Charles Jezek Jr 45 Herman Ehler 70 and Elizabeth Ehler 67. Six others injured include Marlin Paulson 24 from Ft. Riley and several Plainville Ellinwood and Greeley residents.
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Arson Charge Delayed for Chanute Man
A preliminary hearing for Donald Wayne Clifton of rural Chanute was continued to 4 p.m. May 3 in city court. He faces first degree arson in connection with an apartment fire at 501 North Evergreen on March 30.
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Guerrillas Link With Invasion Force In Cuba Escambray
In Cuba the invasion force joined guerrillas in the Escambray Mountains to press an anti Castro campaign. Rebel airstrikes hit Havana and the air force headquarters while Cuban radio said four planes were shot down including a North American aircraft, with one American pilot killed.
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Cuban Briefs From Havana and Washington Gather Tension
In Cuba rebels claim U S pilots were shot down after bombing troops and civilians. raids target Cuban Air Force HQ as fighting intensifies in south central Cuba. Kennedy warns Khrushchev on Soviet intervention. UN debate centers on U S aggressor claims and calls for restraint.
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Woman drives fire truck to a blaze after doors locked
Mrs. Gini Van Fleet of Lake Lotawana drove a 300 gallon truck over two miles to a reported fire after failing to find the siren and realizing no one was at the station. Volunteers arrived soon after. She defended the act and said she wanted to help despite dangers.
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Kennedy Warns Khrushchev on Cuba Crisis
President Kennedy issues a blunt warning to Khrushchev to keep hands off Cuba and says the United States will act to counter any outside military intervention while denying U S troops will engage. State Department accuses Castro of executing two Americans without fair trial and seeks safety assurances amid diplomatic blackout.
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Plane Crash Fatal to Six at Fallon Navy Station
Six naval reserves were killed and 12 injured when a two engine Navy transport plane crashed on takeoff from Fallon Naval Air Auxiliary Station Tuesday. The dead and most injured were Michigan reservists on a two week training flight from Grosse Ile near Detroit en route to Alameda California. The plane suddenly nosed down moments after liftoff. survivors escaped the fiery wreckage or were pulled free.
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Scenery Change on New Haven Train Sparks Track Mixup
Commuters on the midnight express to Springfield watched scenery flash by as the New Haven train was switched onto New York Central Hudson Division tracks and traveled on the wrong side of the Bronx for about ten minutes before being returned to its proper tracks.
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Death in Gas Chamber Due Friday for Wolfe
Ronald Lee Wolfe faces execution in Missouri’s gas chamber Friday unless an attorney persuades the U S Supreme Court to intervene Gov Dalton has been urged to grant clemency Wolfe was convicted of raping an eight year old girl The Missouri Supreme Court ruled there are no grounds to free him
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Leanna Barn Fire Destroys Pigs and Grain
A barn and grain crib burned near Leanna, owned by Virgil White of St. Louis and rented to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Palet. A sow, four piglets, hay, grain, and a wagon were lost. contents insured, buildings not. Fire started about 3 p.m. and destroyed the structures within an hour.
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Salvation Army salvage drive to end in Chanute southeast
The Salvation Army will finish a three week drive for salvageable material in Chanute southeast this week. A representative said a follow up drive is planned in about three months. Residents who were missed can call the police station and leave their address.
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Rural eighth graders tour Royster Junior High
Twenty seven graduates from seven rural grade schools visited Royster Junior High for a day of orientation toward ninth grade. About 45 area graduates were invited to consider enrollment, courses, and books as teachers and officials spoke and held talks.
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Dramatic warming hits Kansas with 70s to 80s highs
Forecaster notes a sharp warmup across Kansas as highs reached the 70s and 80s Tuesday and were expected to rise again today. Lows Tuesday night ranged in the 50s, with Topeka recording a low of 55, the warmest night since November 15. The forecast calls for fair skies and further warmth tonight and Thursday.
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