Chen Cheng Ends Three Day Washington Visit
Nationalist China's vice president Chen Cheng closed a three day official visit in Washington with a message of hope and a call for joint efforts. He referenced UN seating disputes involving Communist China and Outer Mongolia and reaffirmed his veto stance on their admission. Secretary of State Dean Rusk praised the alliance, and Chen planned a Friday meeting with UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold.
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Washington
China
Chen Cheng
New York
Chen
Berlin
Southeast Asia
United Nations
Outer Mongolia
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
U.S
Uuler Mongolia
Chiang Kai-shek
Dag Hammarskjold
Courthouse New in '62 Expansion Planned and Layout Described
A proposed one story courthouse to be built in a J shape around the existing structure will sit close on three sides with a new 40 by 27 foot lobby. The project expands vaults threefold and adds north south and west wings housing offices, a district courtroom, welfare and nurse offices, and central utilities.
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District Court
Sheriff's Office
Register of Deeds
Troops Receive 750000 Payroll At Camp Ripley
A payroll of about 750000 dollars was distributed today to Missouri and Kansas troops of the 35th Infantry Division stationed at Camp Ripley Minnesota.
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Camp Ripley
Minn
Missouri and
Kansas
35Th Infantry
Community Briefs and Local Incidents
Vacation Bible school concludes at First Christian Church tomorrow at 7 p m. A minor auto collision at 102 N Grant involved H L Rapp 614 W Main and W N Neilson 920 N Steuben with about 65 dollars in damages to Neilson’s car. The American Legion teener league was treated to a watermelon feed by Haines Electric 801 S Western. J T Johnson and Frank Sinclair received gift certificates. E D Horne attended a two day Advanced Institute on Hospital Purchasing in Kansas City August 1–2. Police logged two dog complaints one a dog bite with no skin break and another dog killing a pet cat. An identified dog owner was told to keep the animal tied. George Riker Jr 206 N Washington reported a toolbox theft from his back porch.
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H. L. Rapp
W. Main
W. N. Neilson
N. Steuben
Rapp
Neilson
American Legion
Haines Electric
S. Western
J. T. Johnson
Frank Sinclair
E. D. Horne
S. Central
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Advanced Institute
American Hospital Association
Bellmeve Hotel
Kansas City
South Grant
City planning notes frame new county offices and corridors
A report details the south side corridor and north medical offices for the county project with a large public meeting room totaling 40 by 8,552 capacity, basement access, hydraulic elevator plan, restroom provisions, and courtyard space. It notes tree removal, setbacks of 127 feet east, and boundaries 50 by 60 feet, while listing involved locations and names. Fire incidents include a minor Midwest Office Supply fire at 5 W. Main and a gas leak check at an apartment on 602 W. Main.
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O. Hague
Thayer
Marvin Abbott
Main
Ical
Larry Lawson
Steele
Rolfe Buchan
Soilan
Buffalo
St. Paul
Midwest
W. Main
Deaths and funerals list in Chanute area
Mrs Anna Beach 56 formerly of Chanute died in Ridgecrest California after an extended illness. Survivors include husband Glenn Beach three sons and two daughters in California and relatives in Chanute. Funeral in Ridgecrest. Elizabeth Lienemann 71 of Erie died after long illness. Survivors include two brothers. Police and local notices follow about vehicle damage and a wedding birth announcement.
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Chanute
Anna Beach
Ridgecrest
Calif
William G
Mary A. Renken
Houstonia
Glenn Beach
California
Glenn Jr
Donald Lee
Raymond
Mary Ann
Linda Sue
William Renken
S. Western
Elizabeth Webb
Carl Mein
S. Santa Fe
Neal Sharp
Richard
Cecil Webb
Ernoon
Roy S. Gibson
Oral Home
Paul
Mildred Audiss
Clemath Falls
Ore
Ira Tarwater
Topeka
Burtis
Leo
Erie
Andrew
Long
Methodist Church
Pierce Funeral Home
Glenn Cros
Kansas City Market Report Mixed Cattle Steady Hogs Down
Kansas City livestock report shows cattle steady with calves at 250 pounds, hogs down 2.50 with weights 210-270 pounds steady to lower, sows steady, and lambs near steady. Produce and grain sections list assorted prices for poultry butter eggs and grains, with wheat and corn mixed declines and various regional price quotes.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Kansas Unemployment In Slight Climb
TOPEKA AP Kansas unemployment rose slightly last week as insured unemployment reached 2.9 percent, up from 2.8 percent a week earlier and 2.7 percent a year ago. Benefit payments totaled 299,835 dollars to 8,250 recipients, down from 311,615 dollars to 8,553 a week earlier.
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Topeka
Kansas
Employment Security Division Today
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Recent hospital notes list yesterday admissions for Mrs. Gens Manley Coffeyville Pat Cathers 619 S Evergreen Mrs Bud Zillner 30 W 6th Juanita Kepley 810 S Malcolm Mrs Margaret Wickard 110 S Forest Bert Klauman Benedict and dismissals including Mary K Smith 502 N Santa Fe and Mrs Arthur West with son Eric David Gibson Humboldt. admissions today include Mrs J G Breshears Humboldt medical.
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Gens Manley
Coffeyville
Pat Cathers
S. Evergreen
Bud Zillner
W. 6Th
Juanita Kepley
S Malcolm
Margaret Wickard
S. Forest
Bert Klauman
Benedict
Mary K. Smith
N. Santa Fe
Arthur West and Son
Eric
David Gibson
Humboldt
J. G. Breshears
Medical
Lra
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Several Cities
A. Q. Davis of San Diego dies at 79 with services held. Minnie Long of Erie dies at 92 with funeral arrangements in place. Ellen Leatherman, Roy Logan, Richard Taylor, Ulysses Chrisman, and Ulysses Grant Chrisman also noted with death dates, birthplaces, survivors, and planned services. Names, ages, and locations span Uniontown, Clifton Township, Erie, Chanute, Thayer, Parsons, and nearby towns.
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A. Q. Davis
Aquilla Young Davis
A. Q
San Diego
Davis
Uniontown
James Wilson
Cynthia Davis
Clifton Township
Rest
Estle Irene Markham
Buffalo
Buffalo Lodge
AF & AM
First Methodist Church
Memorial service details and burial at Elmwood Cemetery
The Evangelical United Brethren church officiated and interment was in Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. Judy Netzinger with Mrs. Elmer Oliver sang "Last Mile of the Way" and "Rock of Ages." Flowers were placed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ward. Bearers were Chester King, Max Thompson, F. E. Davis, Ralph Cameron, Arthur Sprague, and Jim Delawie Mayas.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Judy Netzinger
Elmer Oliver
Charles E. Ward
Chester King
Max; Thompson
F. E. Davis
Ralph Cammeron
Arthur Sprague
Jim Delawie
Bourguiba offers UN talks in return for Bizerte talks
Tunisian President Bourguiba proposed halting condemnation of France at the United Nations if Paris agrees to negotiate a withdrawal timetable from the Bizerte area. He urged France to discuss evacuation terms while noting U.S. sensitivity to the situation and Kennedy's diplomacy. African Asian bloc seeks emergency General Assembly session with three more endorsements.
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Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
France
United Nations
Bizerte
Bourguiba
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Bahi Ladgham
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Washington
United States
Scout Report On Philmont By Alvin Seefeldt
A group of 11 Scouts and Explorers led by Jack Van Wickle and Ted Gorrell traveled from Cimarron to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. They hiked five to ten miles daily, stayed at base camps, and participated in conservation nature study astronomy geology fly tying and photography. The expedition highlighted teamwork and developing self reliance in rugged trails with memories of deer and mountain streams.
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Cimarron
N. M
Jack van Wickle
Ted Gorrell
Chanute
Philmont
Camp J
Sangre de Cristo Range
New Mexico
van Wilhite
David Tinkler
Bert Wolcott
Bill Taylor
Terry Hatfield
Don Potter
Bill Brotton
Bill Wyckoff
Tom Pate
Alvin
Larry Seefeldt
Dillon to Attend Meet in Uruguay
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon left for the Inter-American Economic and Social Conference at Punta del Este Uruguay, pledging a warm sympathetic and ready response to Latin America. He will first stop in Brasilia to meet President Janio Quadros before continuing to Montevideo. Dillon said he expects firm determination among delegations to attack basic social injustice and to apply intensified energies to development.
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Washington
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Latin America
Brasilia
Janio Quadros
Brazil
Montevideo
Dillon
Gromyko Delivers Berlin Notes to Western Envoys
In Moscow, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko handed notes on the Berlin crisis to British French West German and U S envoys. The notes respond to Western powers July 17 messages asserting the risk to millions of lives.
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Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Britain
France
West Germany
United States
Kennedy urged deadline on Cuban hijack plane crisis
Hiestend urged President Kennedy to demand the return of the Eastern Air Lines plane hijacked and flown to Cuba. If Castro refused, he proposed sending U.S. Marines to retrieve the aircraft.
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Berlin
Cuba
Hiestend
Kennedy
Eastern Air Lines
Castro
U.S
Reds Impose Berlin Curbs
East German workers in West Berlin face new restrictions as Communist authorities tighten controls. Western powers demand an end to measures, warning they worsen Berlin’s atmosphere. Evictions, penalties, and denied facilities for families of cross border workers are reported, with identity cards barring cardholders from Berlin.
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Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Andrei I. Solovyev
West Berlin
Red
West Belin
Wall Street Advances Amid Broad Market Gains
Stocks rose across a wide field with chemicals motors and steels leading the blue chips while aircraft missile shares also climbed. Bond prices advanced. The close saw an overall up 1.6 with the Dow at about 251.9 as U.S. government securities faced a drop and creditable activity tied to Cuba events shaped trading.
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New York
U.S
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Capital
First Christian Church
N. Grant
George Riker Jr
Mrs
Elizabeth A. Lienemann
Pittsburg
Carl B. Lienemann
East Main
Paul Hinrichs
City Water and Gas Department
Memorial Building
Lettie Krepps
Claude Krepps
Lloyd Krepps
Glen Hays
Lela Krepps
LaCygne
Elk City
Lee Shaffer
Bill Penner
Vish and Paula
Phoenix, Ariz
John Peters
R. 3
Eldon Penner
C. A. Carter
Springfield
Marc Allen
T. J. O'Donnel
Warren Carter
Ash Grove
Carter
Lorraine Maninger
D. K. Wickard
Tribune
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Cash
Milo
Crasuyess
Daily Transcript
General Electric
Iola
A. Garth Davis
Quentin E
Kermit M
Dorothy E. Beard
Claudine E. Laver
LaMesa
Bettina J. Holmes
West Suffield
Conn
Lena Davis
N. Western
Minnie Belle Long
Erie Rest Home
James Cobble Sr
Greenville
Tenn
Bentonville
Ark
W. S. Long
East Hill Cemetery
Ellen Leatherman
N. Forest
Koch-Skinner
Roy M. Logan
S. Grant
Bryant Rest Home
Pratt
Mary B. Cowan
Oswego
Allen County
Taylor
Union Local Cement Masons
Firmie B
Carl W
Oxford
Neb
Claude L. Taylor
Ed Howard
Rollin Wiles
Oregon
Charles Cowan
George Morris
Ulysses Grant Chrisman
Emery
Parsons
Bennington
Peter and
Henrietta Philpott Chrisman
Jessie Ruth Fairchild
Arkansas
Chrisman
Jehovah Witness Church
Garland
Otis
Wichita
Victor
Longmont
Colo
William
Ruth Dickens
Lillian Williams
Denver
Albert
Thayer Christian Church
Star Cemetery
Carson Funeral
Engel Funeral Home
Raynor
Bert L. Raynor
Scout
Alvin Seefeldt
Gromyko
Faucet
P. O. Plug
Chanute Iron & Metal Co
N. Malcolm
Morris
Sylvia Pack
Wall Street
Anaconda Sesuecee
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Ceiouee
Csaindes
Dew
du Pont
Fidel Castro
Congress
Gamble Sk
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Dy Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Cas'Penney JC
Edgar W. Hiestand
R-Rca
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Patsy
Socony
Pipsqueak
con-Spen Corr
Sperry
Hiestand
United States/Ltd Oil N J
U S Steel
Neodesha
Sherry Bowen
Sherry
Browning
America
Royal Neighbors
Kansas Centennial
Bigger & Better Boat Show
Independence
Altamont
Caney
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