Argentine Army Factions Rally Around Buenos Aires Clash
In Buenos Aires opposing army factions mass artillery and tanks as Gen Enrique Rauch leads a lightning rebellion to back President Jose Maria Guido, installed after Frondizi's ouster. Gen Raul Poggi orders loyal troops into battle to resist Rauch's advance.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Enrique Rauch
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Arturo Frondizi
Raul Poggi
Rauch
Poggi
Palermo
Plaza de Mayo
War Ministry
Government House
Army
Death of E. J. McCune Prominent Chanute Merchant
Edward J. McCune 92 a longtime Chanute merchant died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He retired from the clothing business in 1945 after selling his store with his brother. A former Board of Education and city council member he helped lead church activities. He was born in Illinois and moved to Chanute in 1879. He married Bertha Keifer who died in 1942. He leaves two daughters a son four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at First Methodist Church with burial in Elmwood.
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Edward J. McCune
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Roy McCune
See McCune
Ing
First Methodist Church
Chanute
Decatur
Bertha C. Keifer
Jo W. Payne
Sarah M. Best
W. Sth
Don C. McCune
S. Rutter
Helen
Robert
Charles Wesley Garrett
Elmwood Cemetery
Johnson
Weather forecast for Kansas with cooler temps this weekend
Topeka reports a cool front moving across the state bringing a drop of 10 to 20 degrees. Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers and a low in the upper 40s. Sunday should be generally fair and cooler with a high near 70. Winds diminish from today’s gusts up to 70 mph. Highs earlier reached 91 in Hill City and 83 in Pittsburg. More showers likely in central and eastern Kansas.
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Topeka
Hill City
Pittsburg
Kansas
Yeggs Leave Tools At Olson Super Market Break-in
Burglars fled Olson Super Market at Main and Plummer last night abandoning a 10 pound sledge and a quarter inch punch. Police found the safe undisturbed with no sign of forced entry beyond a door pried enough to slip the locker. The abandoned sledge matches tools used in earlier Mercantile building break-ins.
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Olson
Main
Plummer
Kenneth Olson
Mercantile
Insurance Company
Easter Sunrise Services and Easter Activities in Chanute Area
Overflowing churches join union sunrise service at City Park 6 15 with Rev Jan Accom as speaker. Churches sponsor breakfasts, baptisms, Easter programs, and evangelistic services. Lions and Knights of Columbus host Easter egg hunts. Good Friday union services drew fourteen ministers.
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the Union
Chanute
City Park
Ibly of God Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Humboldt St. Peter's
Methodist
Ministerial Theran Church
Humboldt
Hum
Herman Seyfert
Baptist
Neocha Drive-in
First Christian Church
Church of the Nazarene
The
Lions Club
Knights of Columbus
Highland Park
K of C
First Methodist Church
Ministerial Alliance
Gethsemene
Calvary
Easter Joy Across Nations Marked by Faith and Festivals
Christians across the globe prepared for Easter as President Kennedy vacationed in Palm Beach. Communities planned late night watch services and sunrise pageants, with thousands gathering at open-air sites and churches to celebrate the Resurrection and its message of hope overcoming death and injustice.
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Jesus
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Benedict Rebuffs Second Plan to Merge with Midway
Benedict patrons vote 73 to 45 against merging with Midway, citing loss of local control. A second vote on sharing Midway debt also fails 106 to 6 with four abstentions. Benedict runs a grade school with 20 pupils and two teachers. high school ceased in 1957-58 with Midway district formation.
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Benedict
Midway
Buffalo
John Buttler
Benedict Patrons
Fredonia
Altoona
Man from Marysville found burned to death in Iowa warehouse
Clyde K. Henderson aged 54 formerly of Marysville Kansas was found burned to death in a Clarion Iowa warehouse after a Friday fire. Firemen discovered the body as they fought the blaze and the cause remains undetermined.
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Clarion, Iowa
Clyde K. Henderson
Marysville
Kan
Opening Day At Seattle World’s Fair Sets Record Attendance
Tens of thousands of visitors flock to Seattle as the world’s fair opens with President Kennedy signaling the start. Gov. Rosellini and Mayor Clinton attend as 100000 expected on day one and ten million more forecast by Oct. 21. Exhibits include 60 nations and 175 domestic displays, led by a 600-foot space needle and a $10 million science pavilion. The fair features a $4.2 million monorail linking downtown terminals.
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Seattle
Wash
Kennedy
U.S
Detroit
Minoru Yamasaki
Two Chanute Seniors Earn State FFA Farmer Degrees
Bill Taylor and Roger Fickel, seniors at Chanute High School, will receive the State Farmer degree at the 34th Kansas FFA convention on April 30 at Kansas State University Manhattan. Fickel, advancing beef and dairy cattle milo and corn, has led chapter contests and land judging placements. Taylor, focused on beef cattle milo and soybeans, has strong farm mechanics work and a top district livestock judging record.
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Future Farmers of America
Earlton
Chanute High School
Kansas Ffa
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Roger Fickel
Bill Taylor
FFA
Fickel
Chanute
Taylor
High Court Will Hear Ratner Case
Kansas Supreme Court to hear arguments May 21 in disbarment proceedings against former Gov Payne H Ratner and his son Payne H Ratner Jr The case follows a petition by Attorney General William M Ferguson and seeks a full bill of particulars on ethics charges including soliciting self advertisement misrepresentations and lavish entertainment The Ratners seek restraining order against Ferguson and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and want specifics on when who issued press releases and other details.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Payne H. Ratner
Ratner
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Ratners
Attorney General
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Ferguson
Payne H. Ratner Jr
Wichita
State Board of Bar Examiners
Friday the 13th Hijack Ends as Pilot Returns
Mead, a 23 year old pilot from Albetrosa New York, recounts a three month hijack ordeal aboard an American Aviation Corp flight. He was forced toward Cuba by two men Harold Moore and Ida Keys accomplices, endured a five day Cuban detention, and described hunger and fear during deportation to Principe Prison before U S authorities secured his release. The two hijackers were later arrested in Miami on kidnapping and hijacking charges.
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gg \Mead
Albetrosa
N.Y
American Aviation Corp
Miami
Harold Moore
Jim Eastham
Miami Beach
Miami Airport
Coast Line
Flor
Ida Keys
FBI
Mead
Ihis
United States
Principe Prison
Little Girl Injured In Chanute Traffic Accident
A 10-year-old Chanute girl Linda Soderquist was struck by a southbound 1962 Thunderbird driven by Betty Allen Ray in front of Tioga Hotel around 2 30 PM yesterday. She suffered a broken left leg above the knee and remains in satisfactory condition at Neosho Memorial Hospital with traction expected for about three weeks.
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Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Linda Soderquist
Robert Soderquist
Kansas
Soderquist
North
Lincoln
Tioga Hotel
Betty Allen Ray
Fort ‘Scott
New Siren For City Car
The city police department purchased an electronic siren with built in radio and public address amplifier. It replaces the car once assigned to City Manager R J Hayes now in fulltime police service. A bid for a new cruiser with trade in is to be opened next week. The new car will serve Hayes and as an auxiliary unit before full time police use.
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R. J. Hayes
Hayes
Elderly Woman Dies In Manhattan Crash
An 81-year-old Manhattan woman, Mrs. Emeline Stoddard, was killed in a two car crash five miles west of Manhattan on K-18. She was a passenger in a car driven by her son-in-law Allen Norcross, superintendent of parks, when a vehicle driven by Sgt. Thayne Wilson of Fort Riley struck the Norcross car. The Norcross car left the highway and overturned. Stoddard was pinned beneath the vehicle.
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Manhattan
Kan
Here
Emeline Stoddard
Allen Norcross
Norcross
Thayne Wilson
Ft. Riley
Trucker Killed Near Herington in Bridge Crash
Billy G. Lang, 31, of Herington, was killed when his semitrailer struck a bridge east of Herington. Lang was thrown into Lyons Creek. The truck was owned by Rock Island Transfer Co.
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Herington, Kan
Billy G. Lang
Herington
Lang
Lyons Creek
Rock Island Transfer Co
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E. J. McCune
Pioneer
Campo de Mayo
Marino Bartolomeo Carrera
Carrera
Vesapenevov
Yeggs
Christ the
Lord
Christ
Tribune
Lois Erickson
George W. Cornell
AP Reighion
Old
Jerusalem
Rome
Fairgrounds
Luther H. Hodges
Albert D. Rosellini
Gordon S. Clinton
Top Farmers
High Court
Woodruff Mead
Associated Press
Miami, Fla
Principe
Crandon Park
Ocean Front
Eastham
Cuba
Iine
Moore
Havana
G2 Headquarters
Armec
Trucker
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