Minuteman and Polaris to Begin Aerial Nuclear Tests
The United States plans atmospheric tests of the Minuteman intercontinental missile and the Polaris submarine launched rocket with nuclear warheads. Officials expect up to 36 U.S. tests in the next two to three months, some hundreds of miles aloft, as Soviet activity also signals more tests.
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Washington
U.S
United States
The
New York Daily News
Kennedy
Congress
Soviet Union
Arma Woman Killed in Two-Car St Paul Crash
Mrs. Mary Jane Robinson 83 of Arma was killed when her car collided with a westbound vehicle driven by Bernard Ribley 21 of Girard on highway K57 near the St Paul bridge. Mrs. Robinson’s daughter Mrs. Margaret Halsted 66 of Arma was injured. two others hospitalized. Ribley suffered cuts and chest injuries. Halsted taken to Labette County Medical Center Parsons. Sheriff says Ridley’s car skidded into the Halsted car during the crash. Robinson body taken to Carson Funeral Home Parsons.
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ST. Paul
Mary Jane Robinson
Arma
Erie
U.S
Ribley
Girard
Lester Marts
Robinson
Carson Funeral Hore
Parsons
Marts
Halsted
Ridley
Ford
Arthur L. Lester
Erie R. 1
Lacen
Lester
K39
Plummer
Yehya Shawhy
Ishmael Martinez
Lincoln
Shawhy
Martinez
Kansas Crash Fatal to Four
Five people died in Kansas over the weekend in two crashes. At a hilltop on US 40 west of Lawrence three College of Emporia students Eliza beth Crank Kenneth Thiele and Alfamira Avecilla died in a head on collision. William R Wheatley 46 a Topeka masonry contractor also died along with two occupants Ruth Wheatley 55 and Beverly Buno 21 and Ernest Buno 22. Billy G Lang 31 of Herington was killed when his semi truck struck a bridge east of Herington.
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Kansas
College of Emporial
Topeka
Lawrence
Elizabeth Crank
Kenneth Thiele
Wantaugh- Nassau
New York
Alfamira Avecilla
San Francisco
William R. Wheatley
Wheatley
Ruth
Ernest Buno
Beverly
Buno
Bill Easterlin
Valley Stream
Long Island
Emporia
Billy G. Lang
Herington
Kan
The
Rock Island Transport Co
Burglars Loot Huskey IGA In Humboldt Safe
Humboldt burglars pried open the front door of the Huskey IGA store at the north edge of the city and stole an undisclosed amount of money in silver coins after 11 30 p m. Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent Ray Emmons said thieves did not try to open another safe compartment containing checks. Store manager Leo Jeck provided the information leading to the break in.
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Humboldt
IGA
Ray Emmons
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Allen County
Emmons
Leo Jeck
Plant Blast Fatal to Two at Gustin Bacon Plant
A heavy explosion at Gustin Bacon Manufacturing Co Plant No 5 in Kansas City Kansas killed two workers and injured many others. About 50 workers were present in the blast area as rescue crews searched debris. Fireman William Reynolds died from fumes and eleven others were hospitalized. The cause remains under investigation. Weather in Kansas stayed mild with a warm Easter weekend and scattered rain.
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Kansas City
Kan
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co
Fairfax
Irven Snyder
Jims
William F. Reynolds
Gustin-Bacon
Snyder
Topeka
Kansas
Jury Trials Resume With Civil Action
District court resumes jury trials with a civil action Arnold D Elder vs Clarence H Cox seeking damages from a June 1959 traffic accident near Stark. The jury was impaneled at 11 a.m. with 12 jurors named including Dale Kelsey Carol Brown George V. Winder Sherman Stegman Waldo Ogden Opal Makemson Wilmer Cramer Clint Myers Curtis H. Van Gundy Jack Hines Joe Blaine and Ed McMains.
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Arnold D. Elder
Clarence H. Cox
Stark
Dale Kelsey
Carol Brown
George V. Winder
Sherman Stegman
Waldo Ogden
Opal Makemson
Wilmer Cramer
Clint Myers
Curtis H. van Gundy
Jack Hines
Joe Blaine
Ed McMains
Agri Research Inc Plans Move to New Manhattan Building
Agri Research Inc a specialist in agricultural product research will move into a new building in Research Park west of Manhattan this coming weekend. The firm began operations just over a year ago.
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Manhattan, Kan
Agri Research Inc
Research Park
Manhattan
Easter reunion in Missouri jail between Crump father and son
Harold Edward Crump, 22, arrested at North Boonville questions Sheriff Delgar Wells about a second Crump in custody for intoxication. The son, who says the older Crump is his father, asks to swap jails but is denied. He faces careless driving while intoxicated and no license charges. Police seek explanation for extra hub caps found in his car.
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Fayette, Mo
Harold Edward Crump
North Boonville
Delgar Wells
Alrady
Crump
Kansas City
Purse Returned Without Missing Money
Chanute woman Dorothy Jerome reported her purse was stolen Saturday while shopping on Main Street. The purse was later turned in by the post office but about $15 was missing from the contents.
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Dorothy Jerome
Jerome
Easter Sunrise Services Draw Crowds as Rain Forces Indoor Mass
Churches across Chanute and area reported large Easter attendance with rain prompting the Union Sunrise Services to move indoors to First Baptist. About 150 attended, Rev. Harris Jansen spoke, music by Senior High School. Lutheran Sunrise at Neocha Drive-in drew 334 with Rev. Herman Seyfert and combined Zion Lutheran and St. Peter's choirs.
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Union
Chanute Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
City Park Stadium
Harris Jansen
Assembly of God
Neocha Drive-in
Herman Seyfert
Humboldt
Zion Lutheran Church of
Chanute
St. Peter's Luth‘eran Church
John XXIII
Rome
St. Peter’s
St. Patrick’s
St. John the Divine
New York
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
America
Egg Hunters Flock To Lions Club Easter Quest
About 700 youths joined Easter egg hunts sponsored by the Lions Club and Knights of Columbus. At Highland Park the Lions Club drew 500 children from preschool to sixth grade. 200 Catholic children joined the K of C event south of Cha nute. Prizes ranged from one to three dollars with 200 eggs wrapped in dimes. top eggs were deeply hidden. Winners included Callie Wallace, Randy Wickiter, Parthy Blessing, Doyle Parker, Jamie Trabue, Tisha Moulton, Tommy Pugh, and Henry Williams.
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Lions Club
Jamie Trabue
Tommy
Knights of Columbus
Highland Park
Chanute
Callie Wallace
Randy Wickiter
Parthy Blessing
Doyle Parker
Tisha Moulton
Tommy Pugh
Henry Williams
Driverless car causes gas station crash and injuries
Police report a driverless vehicle backed from an alley and struck a filling station, sending occupants from a car and injuring a Chanute girl. Roy Howell 19 and Mary Alice Haviland 19 were injured. Howell cited for reckless driving. Other weekend crashes include a 1951 Dodge and 1938 Plymouth with minor damage and a 1961 Ford truck in Chanute.
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Fina
John T. Cole
Santa
Cole
Roy L. Howell
N. Steuben
Howell
Mary Alice Haviland
W. 3Rd
Santa Fe
S. Evergreen
Sherman C. Frazier
Miss Haviland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Tribune Phone Numbers Route to Carrier After Six
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone your carrier, try HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. to contact the newspaper.
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Tribune
Three College Students Feared Lost in Georgia Cave
Civil Defense teams use bloodhounds divers and a helicopter in a renewed search for three college students missing in Case Cave Lookout Mountain near Trenton Georgia. Jackets found at the cave mouth and a nearby car are the only clues as rescuers probe the vast cave with veteran cave explorers leading the effort. The missing are William Bartee 20 James Mason 21 of Atlanta and Martin Huddleston 19 of Daytona Beach Florida. Mason and Huddleston attend Emory University and Bartee attends Presbyterian College. Rescue squads from several counties join the search begun after they failed to return to Atlanta Saturday night.
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Trenton
Case Cave
Lookout Mountain
Georgia
North
William Bartee
James Mason
Atlanta
Martin Huddleston
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jcave
James Storey
Mason
Huddleston
Emory University
Bartee
Presbyterian College
Clinton
S.C
Chanute to host three day end of month bargain event
Chanute shoppers will see a three day end of month sales event Thursday through Saturday announced by the Chanute Retail committee. Merchants across Chanute will offer exceptional values on seasonal merchandise with bargain prices. The Tribune advertises the promotion in its Wednesday issue.
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Chanute Retail Committee
The
Tribune
Chanute
Not Funny To Victims
An Easter prankster deceived at least two motorists at 3rd and Forest last night police said. A victim reported a figure in the street possibly ill or hurt, but a patrol found nothing. another passer-by then called to say the “body” jumped up and fled when approached.
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3Rd and
Forest
Miss Dunham Tip Winner at Erie Tribune
Nancy Dunham of Erie wins the Tribune weekly tip award for a story about the Beeney family ending a 35 day vigil at the Neosho County courthouse. The Beeneys faced jail for taking two younger daughters from school as they prepared to flee Erie.
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Nancy Dunham
Erie
The
Tribune
Kenneth Beeney
Neosho County
Beeney
Chanute
the Tribune
Traffic Fatalities Log for Topeka Kansas in April 1962
The Kansas traffic death log reports 48 hours to 9 am on Monday noting 7 fatalities for April and 1962 total 136 compared with 146 in the 1961 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Little Girl Halts Santa Fe Freight Train in Frontenac
A Frontenac girl aged 32 stopped a Santa Fe freight train by waving at the crew as it passed by near her home. The conductor greeted the surprised child on Saturday and gave her an Easter basket as a prize for her unusual gesture.
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Frontenac, Kan
Frontenac
Moon Shot Space Rocket Is Readied
The United States readies the Ranger 4 mission at Cape Canaveral to place 10-story Atlas Agena B rocket on a 229 541 mile lunar trip. Ranger 4 aims to photograph the Moon and relay data with a camera system and midcourse maneuvers before impact.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goldstone
Calif
Lunar
Elder Morris of LDS Church Dies at 88 in Salt Lake
Elder George Q. Morris 88 a member of the Council of Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints died in Salt Lake City. The AP report states his age and position within the church.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George Q. Morris
Council of Twelve Apostles
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Smith
E. Main
Edgar L Lacen
Galesburg
Charles McGuire
Miss Dunham Tip
Elder
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