Local People and Visits Highlight Week in News Briefs
Former State Senator Wilfrid Cavaness and Mrs. Cavaness flew to Kansas City and on to Seattle to meet relatives in Olympia, Washington. Mrs. Grace Foster traveled home to Hutchinson after visiting her sister and her husband in Earlton for the funeral of Jesse Foster.
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Wilfrid Cavaness
Cavaness
Kansas City
Seattle
Louis Stewart
Stewarts
Olympia
Wash
Grace Foster
Hutchinson
Dan Hines
Earlton
Foster
Jesse Foster
Lawyer Says Dio Sold Protection in Auto Glass Deals
Brooklyn lawyer Stanley Lehrer testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that racketeer Johnny Dio sold protection by securing a union contract for 150 Auto Glass Dealers Assn. members in New York. He said 60 percent of shops are one or two man operations but still forced to join Local 227 and pay dues to both the union and Dio's Equitable Research Corp. Robert Kennedy called the agreement a sweet heart contract that benefits officials more than workers.
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Washington P—A
Brooklyn
Johnny Dio
New York
Stanley Lehrer
Auto Glass Dealers Assn
Greater
Senate
Dio
Association
United Auto Workers Union Afl
Lehrer
Equitable Research Corp
Robert F. Kennedy
Little League Dads and Coaches Fight Friday Night Fun Game
A City Park 8:30 p.m. Friday game pits teams of Little League fathers and managers. Admission funds go to the Veterans of Foreign Wars baseball fund for next year’s equipment. About 250 boys are in the VFW-sponsored program this year.
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City Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars Baseball Fund
White Sox
Athletics
Eub Church
Rockets
Giants
Highland Park
The Tribune Carrier Rate Ad
The notice states the Tribune newspaper is delivered by carrier for 30 cents a week, detailing subscription terms and service scope for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Air Force academy funding trimmed by House panel
The House Appropriations Committee cut 279.16 million dollars from a supplemental bill, telling the Air Force the academy should not be a monument to governmental extravagance. It approved 1.582 billion of 1.861 billion requested for miscellaneous programs, mainly military construction, and reduced airport and academy costs citing rising costs and lack of cost awareness.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Air Force
Eisenhower
Burke
Maryland
Virginia
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Secretary of Defense
Oklahoma Area Stock Barred From Missouri
Missouri prohibits shipments of cattle and poultry into the state from three northeastern Oklahoma counties where an anthrax epidemic began. Acting Gov. Edward V. Long ordered the embargo after conferring with Gov. James.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Edward V. Long
James
Missouri imposes embargo over livestock imports
Missouri officials warn of anthrax risks after Oklahoma counties Ottawa Mayes and Craig report outbreaks. A 100 mile import embargo requires health certificates and Rosner permits for livestock and poultry entering Missouri. Also notes a county fair and a peanut theft with dangerous contaminated nuts linked to mole control.
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T. Blair
Colorado
Long
Missouri
L. A. Rosner
Oklahoma
Ottawa
Mayes
Craig
Rosner
Oswego girl injured after car pursuit incident
Southeast Kansas brief reports Sandra Kay Lewis three, daughter of county official, was struck by a car driven by Harold Bryant while he chased a speeder in Oswego Sunday night. She remains under observation for internal injuries after X-rays showed no fractures. Other notes cover Parsonians' trip to New York, and fair talent prize winners in Buffalo.
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Oswego
Sandra Kay Lewis
County Register of Deeds
Vernon Lewis
Oswego Hospital
Harold Bryant
Bryant
Parsons
New York
Peggy Martin
Anita Rhodes
Pauline Brown
U.N
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah
Kansas
Medics Begin Atomic Battlefield Training at Ft Riley
A four week medical training program for Army medics opened at Ft. Riley to prepare for atomic battlefield emergencies. Under the 1st Infantry Division surgeon's section the course aims to acquaint personnel with pentomic era emergency treatment. The initial session attracted 40 students and the second is expected to draw the same number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Riley
1St Infantry Division
John B. White
Missouri Governor Blairs Rest Stop in Colorado
Missouri Governor Boy Blair recuperates after a July operation arriving with his brother Circuit Judge Sam C Blair and Lt Hugh Wallace of the Missouri Highway Patrol at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs. Wallace piloted the patrol plane bringing the party.
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Colorado Springs
Guy James T. Blair
Missouri
Broadmoor Hotel
Blair
Sam C. Blair
Hugh Wallace
Missouri Highway Patrol
Wallace
Dulles Defends Political Ambassadors
Secretary of State Dulles argues that giving to a political party should not bar a diplomatic post. He defends Maxwell Gluck for Ceylon ambassadorship citing integrity, quick intelligence, and devotion to national interests. He also backs Earl T. Smith’s Cuba mission despite criticism over protest stance.
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Washington
Dulles
Maxwell Gluck
Ceylon
Earl T. Smith
Cuba
Santiago
Smith
Batista
Chanute Tribune Report Cites Large Sums and Southeast Asia Leaders
A Chanute Tribune piece notes figures above twenty thousand dollars and records an interview in which a respondent says he is not familiar with the names of Southeast Asian leaders. The article reflects on financial disclosures and regional leadership recognition.
Lutheran Youth Meet at Kansas University
About 2 200 Lutheran youths from across the United States are expected at the University of Kansas in Lawrence August 12 to 17 for the 62nd Luther League of America convention. A Central States Luther League Conference precedes it with 100 attendees from Kansas Nebraska Arkansas Oklahoma and western Missouri.
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Lawrence
United States
University of Kansas
Luther League of America
Central States
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
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Fred W. Montague
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N.M
Ralph Deitrich
Tioga Hotel
University of Kansas Medical Center
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Trinidad
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Air Academy
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Penney’s
America
Penney
Terry
Penneys
Woo EL Atty
Moran High School
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Fort Scott
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Naomi Norcutt
Devon
Ray Cummings
Fredonia
Judy Clough
Marilyn Chapman
Buffalo
Wilson County Fair
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Chanute Tribune
Kansas University
E. Main
Elaine's Fashion Center
Ford
United States Auto Club
Tabor Motor Company, Inc
North Evergreen
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