Mutinous Forces Keeping France on Military Alert
Paris reports the government ordered a full airport closure and heightened vigilance against a suspected airborne invasion by mutinous French forces in Algiers. Debre announced reserve callups and reinforced defenses as jet interceptors were ordered to fire on unauthorized planes from Algeria.
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France
Paris
Ala
Michel Debre
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
Maurice Challe
Information Ministry
Debre
de Gaulle
Republic
Neosho River Drum Wins Big Catch Near Erie
Pat Hibbs landed a 30 pound drum on a trot line west of the LS59 bridge on crawfish. Telephone linemen installed gear in the old exchange building on South Highland, using a window drop to pull in cables. Mrs. Claude Camp recounts misfortune of a ripped mailbox and lost purse, later returned by mail with inked signature.
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Neosho River
Erie
Pat Hibbs
Telephone Exchange
South Highland
Dial Center
Boy Injured In Collision At Cherry And Santa Fe
Jimmie Stowell nine suffered a cut on one leg but was not seriously injured in a car bicycle collision at Cherry and Santa Fe about 1 30 p m Saturday police reported. Larry Sheriffius fourteen rode the bicycle with him and was not injured. Driver was Davil L Brinkmeyer fifty one of 718 N Grant. Damage five dollars confined to the rear wheel of the bicycle. Two reports of damage to parked vehicles were received over the weekend. Herta Rush reported GMC pickup damaged while parallel parked on Elm at Highland. Rebecca Jones reported a 1954 Plymouth damaged while in the city parking lot east of the Memorial building.
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Jimmie Stowell
N. Grant
Cherry
Santa Fe
Larry Sheriffius
N. Forest
Stowell
Davil L. Brinkmeyer
Mrs. Wheatley Dies In Three Car Crash Near Chanute
Marie Wheatley 70 of rural Chanute was killed when her westbound vehicle collided with a car carrying James Youngberg 18 and June Hargrove 14 on Highway K39 east of city limits. Youngberg and Hargrove were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. another driver, Ethel Bennett 61, escaped injury. The crash left Wheatley’s Plymouth and Youngberg’s Chevrolet total losses. Funeral services for Wheatley planned at Big Creek church. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Marie Wheatley
R. 3
Chanute
K39
James D. Youngberg
N. Grant
June Ellen Hargrove
W. Main
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Wheatley
Youngberg
Ethel May Bennett
S. Wilson
Hargrove
Sberg
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Bennett
Neosho County
Earl Wheatley
Lola
Gene Orr
Highland
Robert
David Orr
Alvina Hansen
Evergreen
Charles Beale
Manhattan
Big Creek Methodist Church
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit
The
Grange
Big Creek
Gene Taylor
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Highway Patrol
James Youngberg
No! Highways
June Hargrove
Freeman urges speed on Kennedy farm bill to boost economy
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman told Congress that swift enactment of the Kennedy administration farm legislation is essential to revive the economy. He said full employment won’t come until farmers are better off and warned of broad impact of farm income on all Americans. The plan would let producers form programs to stabilize incomes, curb surpluses, expand food for peace, widen credit for distressed farmers, and empower cooperatives.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
Freeman
United States
House Agriculture Committee
Cash Boxes Stolen From Knights of Columbus Hall
The Knights of Columbus hall south of Chanute was broken into in the early morning hours Sunday and two cash boxes were taken. Members reported the theft to authorities. the boxes contained only a few cents.
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Knights of Columbus
Chanute
Tribune Phone Contact Change Notice
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 o'clock.
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Tribune
Cease-Fire Call Urged for Laos by Britain and USSR
Britain and the Soviet Union urged a cease-fire in Laos and asked INCA to convene an international commission to supervise the truce. Nehru’s government called the Canada Poland India commission into session in New Delhi. A 14 nation conference in Geneva set to open May 12 to craft a political settlement.
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London
Britain
Soviet Union
Laos
Inca
Nehru
Canada
Poland
India
New Delhi
Geneva
Red
China
Francis E Stone Dies at 65 A VFW Leader
Francis E Stone 65 adjutant quartermaster of the Kansas Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars died Sunday in a Topeka Hospital after a Friday heart attack at his home He was a World War I veteran and state officer of the VFW since 1943 The funeral is set for 3 p m Wednesday in Topeka
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Francis E. Stone
Kansas Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Topeka
Stone
VFW
Dr. Arthur J. Hoare Dies at 83 in Wichita
Dr. Arthur J. Hoare 83 former professor emeritus of mathematics at the University of Wichita died Sunday. He organized and served as the first president of the Kansas section Mathematics Association of America in 1915.
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Wichita
Athur J.hoare
University of Wichita
Kansas
Mathematics Association of America
No votes surge ahead in daylight saving poll
The Tribune reports daylight saving time adoption oppose 164 to 94 after today’s ballots. Voters cite family time, inconveniences and railroad town concerns with a state wide change debated, deadline 5 p.m. today and final count tomorrow.
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The
Tribune
Chamber of Commerce Dinner Tonight at Masonic Temple
The annual Chamber of Commerce dinner begins at 6 30 this evening at the Masonic Temple. J C McCurdy of Pet Milk Co Iola will speak with Chanute student entertainment and brief chamber official comments on the program. Tickets available at the door.
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Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
J. C. McCurdy
Pet Milk Co
Iola
Chanute
Chamber
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Log Report
AP notes Kansas traffic fatalities over recent 48 hour and April periods. The log shows 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. readings. 1961 counts 141, 1960 period 119, and April total 34.
Home Economics Week Observances Spread Through County
Chanute High School and Junior College host a fashion show and Y Teen tea for ninth graders as part of Home Economics Week. Observances are planned in Erie St. Paul Thayer Galesburg Stark and St Patrick’s Junior High Chanute with projects emphasizing nutrition foods clothing housing and family wellbeing.
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Chanute
Neosho County
Erie
St. Paul
Thayer
Galesburg
Stark
St. Patrick's
Marie Kyle
Kyle
Dorothy Coldwell
St. Patrick's Junior High
Sister Helenion
Virginia Moody
Assn
Mary Ancilla
Castro blasts Kennedy as Hitler in Cuba invasion fallout
Fidel Castro denounced the U S and Kennedy in a four hour appearance asserting the United States plans to oust communism in Cuba. He warned Latin America would rise if invasions resume and ordered hard actions against counter revolutionaries amid ongoing roundups in Havana.
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Key West
Fla
U.S
Kennedy
Adolf Day
Hitler
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Latin America
U.S. ‘Empire
Havana
North Side figures in Kansas City jailed on grand jury request
Fifteen North Side figures were arrested in Kansas City at the Jackson County grand jury's request. They were photographed, fingerprinted, and held without bond for jury investigation. Among those detained are Nick Civella and Alex Presta, amid police figures anger and calls for attorney access.
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Kansas City
North Side
Jackson County
Grand Jury
City
Nick Civella
Carl Civella
Tom Cacioppo
Frank Cacioppo
William Camisano
Joseph Camisano
Jim Palma
Morris Klein
Ton Fontanello
Bennie Palmantere
Nick Palmantere
Sam Palma
Nagel Mroon
Phil Simone
Alex Presta
E. I. Hockaway
Don Hutson
Kansas City Man Drowns In Smithville Lake Mishap
David LeRoy Reeves 18 of Kansas City drowned when his boat overturned in Miller Lake northeast of Smithville. His wife watched as he sank 30 feet from shore. Two others survived after the boat capsized.
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Smithville, Mo
David LeRoy Reeves
Kansas City
Miller Lake
Smithville
Sailors Wins News Tip in Tribune Fire Story Contest
The weekly Tribune contest honors William A. Sailors and Eric R. 3 for a farm house fire near Kimball sparked by lightning that forced the Wayne Harding family to flee in night clothing. A Palet farm fire near Leanna was also highlighted for consideration.
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Kimball
The
Tribune
William A. Sailors
Eric R
Wayne Harding
Leanna
Louis Palet
Floyd Strack
Humboldt R
Governor to Attend Washington Meeting
AP reports Governor John Anderson will join a two day session of the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations in Washington. The event runs Thursday and Friday with discussions on federal state cooperation and policy coordination.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Washington
Robbery at Drive In Ends With Theft of Watches and Rings
A couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Taylor, were robbed by two armed men at a drive‑in theater Saturday night. The assailants wore silk stockings over their faces and forced the couple to drive away before taking watches rings and a billfold. Police reported the bandits then searched the Taylors' home for further valuables before fleeing on foot.
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Emporia
Jay Taylor
Taylors
Fred Cook New Officer
Fred Cook 29 of 1301 S Forest has joined the police department to fill the vacancy after Ralph Toland resigned. He will work as dispatcher on the 4 pm to midnight shift. A Fredonia native, he is Benedict High School graduate and has lived in Chanute since 1950. He formerly was a Santa Fe railroad switch man and is married with two daughters, Pamela 9 and Sherry 4.
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Fred Cook
S. Forest
Police Department
Ralph Toland
Cook
Lige Matlock
Fredonia
Benedict High School
Chanute
Santa Fe Railroad
Mrs
Pamela
Sherry
Considerable clouds and thundershowers in Kansas forecast
Eastern Kansas sees lingering clouds with scattered thunderstorms late this afternoon or tonight and a turn to cooler conditions Tuesday. Highs range from the 60s in the northwest to around 70s elsewhere, with overnight lows near 70 tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chapman
Manhattan
Atchison County
Goodland
Wamego
Good Rand
Chanute
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