Estes Mentioned Marshall Threats Tied to Cotton Probe
Wilson Tucker testified Estes mentioned Henry Marshall's death while threatening to hinder a federal inquiry into Estes cotton deals. Tucker said Estes and lawyer Dennison visited his office on Oct 18 and implied a person had died over the investigation. The hearing examined whether Marshall tried to stop the cotton allotment probe.
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Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Henry Marshall
Estes
Wilson Tucker
Agriculture Department
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Texas
Marshall
Texas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Subcommittee
Tucker
John P. Dennison
Kennedy
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Delinquent Taxes Listed By County in 1961
Neosho county real estate tax listings for 1961 show 474 properties with unpaid taxes and 205 with unpaid second half taxes. The count is similar to last year and the full delinquent list will run three times in The Tribune. Tax sale records will begin September 11. owners may redeem at additional cost. Warrant issuance for delinquent 1961 personal taxes to sheriff’s office August 15.
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Neosho County
the Tribune Today
Freda Locke
Rev Ray J Hutchison Improves After Pneumonia Illness
The Rev Ray J Hutchison pastor of First Baptist in Colorado Springs remains in recovery after pneumonia during a vacation visit. He has spent minutes daily outside an oxygen tent and may be moved from Fort Carson hospital within a week if improvement continues. The Baptist Youth Fellowship sponsors a birthday post card shower for Hutchison on August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray J. Hutchison
First Baptist Church
Colorado Springs
R. D. Worley
Worley
Hutchison
Fort Carson Hospital
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Mr. Hutchison
Remodeling Work Nears Completion in Chanute Schools
Maintenance crews at Chanute schools complete major summer remodeling. Senior High and Royster Junior High receive a new gym floor and edge molding. The library is modernized with new paneling Formica tops and 110 new chairs. Plans include a new Alcott library and fencing around Hutton, plus painting across five grade schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior High Junior College
Chanute
Eling
Buford Fisher
Royster Junior High School
Fisher
Alcott
Hut‘ton
Talking Satellite Filibuster Ends In SenateCommittee Action Set
The Senate ended the filibuster on the administration's communications satellite bill by sending it to the Foreign Relations Committee with a firm August 10 deadline for action. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged quicker committee action, and no clause prevents a new filibuster once the bill is reported back for immediate Senate consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Fire Loss In Chanute Shows July At Three Hundred
Chanute July fire losses estimated at 300 dollars according to Fire Chief C W Brennan. For the year to date seven months about 6700 dollars in losses, far below 1961 figures. In August there were nine runs last month including a residential fire and lawn mower incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
C. W. Brennan
Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Tioga Township
McMurray Quits Post as Acting Recreation Director
W H McMurray resigns as acting director of the city recreation program effective immediately to devote full time to duties in the school system. He remains a recreation commission member. about 1500 people joined the program in seven months since its start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McMurray
Recreation Commission
McMurray
Dynamite Plot Blamed for 1965 Continental Jet Crash
Federal investigators state the May 22 crash near Unionville Missouri was caused by a dynamite device placed in the aircraft lavatory. Thomas G Doty and Geneva Greenwood Fraley among the victims. CAB cites evidence of explosion and rules weather not a factor.
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Washington
FBI
Aeronautics Board
Thomas G. Doty
Kansas
Continental Airlines
Unionville
CAB
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Doty
Geneva Greenwood Fraley
Chicago
Kansas City
Neosho Memorial Hospital Costs Run Below National Average
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports 1961 average cost per patient day of $27.95, $7.03 below the national average of $34.98 for general nonfederal, short term hospitals. For the first half of 1962, 9,118 patient days incurred $245,920 in operating expense, equating to $26.97 per patient day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Glen Dormois
American Hospital Association
Associated Press
Chicago
Journal of the Association
Neosho Memorial
Dormois
Oil Field Worker Electrocuted Near Russell Kansas
Douglas Roda, 20, of Russell, an employee of R. C. Williams Inc., was electrocuted Tuesday after grabbing an electric wire to lift it over an oil pumping unit while riding behind a truck on the Mills oil lease eight miles southwest of Russell.
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Russell, Kan
Douglas Roda
Russell
R. C. Williams, Inc
Mills
Clemency Proposed For Raney by Greek Clemency Council
Greece's Clemency Council asks King Paul to commute 28 year old Roger Ranney's death sentence to life imprisonment for the murder of two Greek sailors during a 1960 Aegean cruise. The bodies were never found and Ranney, a Kansan, maintains his innocence. A decision is expected within 10 days.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Roger Ranney
Chanute
Kan
Aegean
Ranney
Crump Spared From Illinois Electrocution by Gov Kerner
Gov Otto Kerner commuted the planned execution of Paul Crump, convicted of murder nine years earlier, sparing him from the electric chair that was scheduled at Cook County Jail in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Paul Crump
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Crump
Cook County
Chicago
Congress Hearing Details Thalidomide Debate and FDA Actions
Dr. Frances Kelsey of the FDA testified to a Senate subcommittee about thalidomide's dangers and FDA delays in permitting distribution. Sen. Humphrey and Sen. Javits pressed for stricter licensing and full reporting by foreign drug producers. The case ties to reported birth deformities in infants linked to the drug and precautionary steps by Merrell to limit use by women of childbearing age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinery For Better International
Washington
Fran
Joes O. Kelsey
Food and
Hubert H. Humphrey
Drug Administration
D-Minn
Chancement
Dr. Kelsey
Senate
FDA
George West Germany
Coun P. Larrick
Want
Larrick
Ithe Fda
U.S
Richardson, Merrell, Inc
New York
Man
Kelsey
Humphrey
England
Merrell
Germany
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
William S. Merrel Co
St. Paul
Minn
New Bid Plan To End A-Testing
Washington AP reports a new U S plan to curb nuclear tests by banning tests that produce radioactive fallout. The proposal targets atmospheric and underwater tests and could be policed with existing detection systems without new international inspections in the Soviet Union or other nuclear powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Weather notes and recent heavy rains across Kansas
The report records temperatures, humidity, and rainfall with 3.18 to 3.85 inches in western Kansas near Goodland and Kanorado. Forecasts call for scattered showers and thundershowers today through Thursday with cool temps. Separate items note President Kennedy's nuclear test policy discussions with aides at the White House and expected moves at the Geneva conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
McDonald
Kanorado
Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Geneva
Nevada
Traffic Fatalities Log For July and August
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death tallies across the last 24 hours ending 9 am Wednesday. July totals stand at 69 with August at 0. comparison shows 1962 year totals at 329 and comparable 1961 period at 311.
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Topeka
Kansas
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