Dominican Haitian Clash Threatens Caribbean Border
Dominican troops moved toward the Haitian border amid the crisis over Haiti's troops surrounding the Dominican Embassy in Port au Prince. President Bosch gave Duvalier 24 hours to withdraw, with an extended deadline, while the OAS sent a fact finding team to urge peace.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Armed Forces
Caribbean
Hispaniola
Haiti
Juan Bosch
Francois Duvalier
Organization of American States
Cuba
OAS
Duvalaier
Duvalier
Jan Claude
Simone
Castro and Khrushchev Open Talks on Cuba Aid
Khrushchev and Fidel Castro started discussions in Moscow focused on increasing Soviet military and economic aid to Cuba. The pair addressed US pressure while Castro praised Soviet support and pledged Cuba’s reliance on Soviet help for survival.
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Castro
Mr. K
Cuba
George Syvertsen Mocow
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Pravda
Izvestia
Red Square
Lenin
Miss Chanute Pageant Draws Local Families and VIP Visit
Eight kindergarten contestants compete for Little Miss Chanute with Mrs Axel Larson among the proud supporters. Kim Skinner withdraws due to chicken pox and a substitute joins the lineup. Beverly Wood Miss Kansas attends the Junior-Senior Prom, later visiting the pageant and dancing with attendees.
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Kim Skinner
Kim
Kansas
Beverly Wood
Prairie Village
Sydney Naughton
Monica Kneeland
Jury Trial Reset In Two Civil Actions In Erie
The Meeks suit against Powers for crop damage from aerial brush spraying near Thayer is now set for May 27. Patterson versus Erickson may be dismissed from the docket, leaving Thompson versus Walker for May 29 jury trial.
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Erie
Frank R. Meeks
Roy Powers
Deanna Patterson
Kenneth Patterson
Charles Lynn Erickson
Meeks
Thayer
Patterson-Erickson
Crystal Thompson
Claud Walker
Thompson-Walker
Kansas government workers traffic fatalities log
A Kansas traffic death log shows figures for government workers with counts dated to April and October in 1962 and 1963. The Bureau of the Census reports 128 818 government workers and related totals, with 33 noted for October and 126 for 1963.
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Washington
Kansas
Unsettled Kansas Weather With Tornado Reported Near Frankfurt
Unsettled conditions persisted across Kansas with a tornado touching down northeast of Frankfurt causing farm building damage but no injuries. Rains were reported across north central areas, hail up to baseball size near Beattie, and temperatures predicted to reach 60s to 70s with cooler nights.
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Topeka
Kansas
Frankfurt
Parallel
Blue Rapids
Miltonville
Beattie
Nebraska
Wyoming
Goodland
Russell
Chanute
Four Arrests On Drinking Charges
Police arrested four people on drinking related charges Saturday night and Sunday. James Henry Bryant 18 and Charles Larson 33 faced driving while intoxicated and reckless driving after Bryants car veered from Santa Fe to 14th street and left 115 feet of skid marks. Larson 33 was cited for weaving over center lines and released on bond with a Thursday hearing. Larry J Caldwell 16 and Warren Fitch Jr 16 were charged with intoxication in parked cars with Caldwell at 527 S Central and Fitch at 301 S Evergreen. Caldwell released on 15 dollar bond and Fitch on 15 dollar bond. Bryant held awaiting disposition after refusing a blood alcohol test.
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James Henry Bryant
S. Evergreen
Charles Larson
Larry J. Caldwell
S.larson
Warren Fitch Jr
W. Walnut
Bryant
Santa Fe West
Larson
West Cherry
Caldwell
Fitch
S.central
Murder Warrant In Slaying Smith Wins News Tip
Eddie Smith of Stark wins The Tribune weekly $3 tip award for naming Lee Richwine as Trucker of the Year by the Kansas Motor Carriers Assn. Richwine was cited after a warrant for murder was sworn in Gadsden Alabama. Simpson, 40, held on a murder charge, posted bond and case goes to grand jury in September. The Tribune invites tips from Chanute and surrounding counties with contact numbers provided.
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Eddie Smith
Stark
The
Tribune
Lee Richwine
N. Westlern
Kansas Motor Carriers Assn
Gadsden
Ala
Dewey Colvard
Richwine
Floyd
Simpson
William L. Moore
Baltimore
William M. Beck Sr
Fort Payne
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Moore
Baloney the Boy Resists Police Inquirys
Phoenix police meet a three year old child who answers to Baloney as his name and refuses to reveal a real identity. A later call about a missing son yields the same reply from the boy.
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Sonny
Baloney
Miss Chanute 1963 Sidney Naughton crowned in Chanute
Sidney Naughton, 18, won Miss Chanute of 1963 before about 700 spectators at the Memorial Building. She received a $100 college scholarship and a wardrobe, and will compete in Miss Kansas with all expenses paid. First runnerup Kay Blair and second runnerup DeAnn Nelson won $50 and $25 scholarships respectively. The event was hosted by the Chanute JayCees with trophies and gifts donated by local merchants.
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Sydney Naughton
Pratt
America
Memorial Building
Chanute JayCees
Kay Blair
Ed Blair
S. Plummer
Shrine Club
DeAnn Nelson
Bea Nelson
The
Lions Club
Miss Naughton
John Naughton
Business &Professional Women
Bank of Commerce
Chanute Discount
Home Savings Assn
First National Bank
Westamerica Securities
the Tribune
Chanute
Mdwest Office Supply
Fittie
Miss American Legion
Marcia Newland
Kathy Schmidt
Miss Cosmetology
Susan Schmitt
Ronda Tripp
Miss Kiwanis
Susan Wasser
Nancy Nelson
Miss Optimist
Maine Chickadonz
Nicki Hawley
VFW
Lois Maxwell
Lana Doudna
Miss Blair
Miss Nelson
Ken Pearson
Fort Scott
Herb Conyers
Emporia
Harry Fitzsimmons
Clarence Rasdall
Independence
Bill Skinner
Caney
Beverly Wood
Prairie Village
Carol Ferguson Moore
Car Truck Crash at Bank Corner in St Paul
Sheriff George Neely reported a two-vehicle collision in St Paul yesterday around 2 45 PM causing $350 in damage. A 1963 GMC truck driven by Clarence R Cox 46 collided with Olive L Carter 47 driving a 1960 Ford. No injuries reported.
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ST. Paul
George Neely
Clarence R. Cox
Olive L. Carter
City to hold town wide Clean Up Week Friday
Four city trash trucks will collect curbside waste starting 8 a.m. Friday across the northeast to east parts of town as part of Clean Up Fix Up Paint Up Week. JayCees and volunteers assist as the city tears down an unused shed at City Park.
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IR. J. Hayes
Main
JayCees
Hayes
City Park
Chamber of Commerce Women's Committee
E. Main
Carthage Car Slams Off Highway Patrols Wheat Field
A car veered off U S 71 near Carthage crossing the weight station scales and ditch, stopping in a wheat field. Inspector J H Furry found Joyce Marie Barlow of Carthage unconscious in the front seat. She recalls driving south before blacking out. she was unharmed.
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Carthage
U. S. 71
J. H. Furry
Joyce Marie Barlow
Intercepted Letter Mentions Kennedy Contact
A fragment notes a desired direct telephone link between Kennedy and Mr K with a likely insistence on a party line, implying a sensitive or secretive communication. The message framing suggests a wartime or espionage context and hints at strategic telecommunication arrangements.
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Kennedy
Mr. K
Mrs. Kennedy of Humboldt Dies in Crash
Humboldt reported Mrs. Helen J. Kennedy 49 died in a car truck collision on US 169 near the city. Her husband Bernard 52 was treated for bruises while the truck driver Gene V. Stith 40 uninjured. Funeral set for Centerville Methodist church. Three Forbes AFB airmen died in a weekend crash near Topeka.
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Humboldt
Helen J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bernard W. Kennedy
Gene V. Stith
Raytown
Highway Patrol
Stith
Chief
Freight Lines
Kennedys
Forbes Air Force
Topeka
Edward Murphy
Whitesboro
Paul A. Tarini
Thomaston
Conn
Adam N
Bell
Bellmont
Ill
Slug tests linked rifles to Bowlin killings in Kansas
Laboratory officials examined bullets from three rifles traced to Arkansas City to determine if one weapon killed Earl Bowlin and his wife Ruth. Investigators say Bowlin, 52, was shot in his Sedgwick County farm home on April 13, and the missing body parts were later found. Thomas Leo McCorgary, held without charge, denies involvement.
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Wichita
Earl Bowlin
H. E. Waite
Sheriff's Office
Arkansas City
Thomas Leo McCorgary
Ruth
Waite
Bowlin
Sedgwick County
James A. Tapp
McCorgary
Bowlin Farm
Iola Woman Heads Medical Assistants
Mrs. Carol Mankle of Iola was installed as president of the Kansas Medical Assistants Society. Other officers include Mary Jo Sumpter Halstead president-elect Helen Horvath Lansing first vice president Betty Spencer Iola second vice president Nola Schlichter Colby secretary and Laura Ward Hutchinson treasurer.
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Salina
Kan
Carol Mankle
Iola
Kansas Medical Assistants’ Society
Mary Jo Sumpter
Halstead
Helen Horvath
Lansing
Betty Spencer
Nola Schlicher
Colby
Laura Ward
Hutchinson
Tornado Damages Nelson Farm Near Frankfort Kansas
A tornado struck the Oscar Nelson farm seven miles northeast of Frankfort as heavy rainstorms swept across Northeast Kansas Sunday afternoon, causing damage to the property.
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Frankfort
Kan
Oscar Nelson
Kansas
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