Rusk and Khrushchev hold talks at Black Sea estate
U S secretary of state Dean Rusk and Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev met at Khrushchev’s estate overlooking the Black Sea in Gagra for a shirt sleeves conference on cold war issues. The talks aimed to open a path for negotiations after the limited nuclear test ban and discuss Berlin and nonaggression ideas.
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Gagra
U.S.S
Rusk
Khrushchev
Vanya
Nikita
Richard Davis
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Baltic
Leningrad
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Bantam Betsy Stages Car Ride Across Town Alarm
A Kansas household story blends bantam Betsy the hen with every morning crow. Betsy rides under cars, hops on the Reynolds Dodge, returns home safely after triggering traffic delays and delivers an egg as a peace offering.
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Betsy
Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Left Hand Pitch Two Pets Up For Adoption
Two unwanted outdoor animals appear in a local notice. An owl roosts at 129 N. Grant for four days, seeming tame enough to suggest a former pet. A snake at 720 S. Ashby fled into a hollow tree as police investigated, case pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Bray
N. Grant
Snake
Jim Guffey
S. Ashby
Guffey
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Message Snippet
Partial OCR fragment shows an intercepted letter addressed to Cha with a casual closing. The readable line notes a dry area and a rainmaker’s pitch, but no clear names, dates, or events are discernible. The context remains a terse, fictionalized correspondence snippet.
Heart Attack Fatal To Yates Center Man
Harvey B. Varnum 66 a Yates Center car salvage and garage operator died at Neosho Memorial Hospital about 4:30 p.m. yesterday from a heart attack after becoming ill in his car at 14th and Steuben. He was born Feb 8 1897 at Marshalltown Iowa and lived in Yates Center over 30 years. He is survived by a brother George of Yates Center. another brother Dr W L Varnum of Yates Center died July 24. Funeral 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at H R Campbell and Sons Funeral Home Yates Center. Burial in Yates Center cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey B. Varnum
Yates Center
Neosho Memorial Hospital
14Th and Steuben
Varnum
Marshalltown
Iowa
George
W. L. Varnum
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log For August 1963
AP reports Kansas traffic death totals for 24 hours to 9 am Friday. For August 1963 the fatalities are 12, compared with 22 in the comparable 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Barn Burns and Hay Lost on Jackson Farm
A large frame barn owned by Harry Jackson near Chanute was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin last night, discovered about 6:30 p m after a load of baled prairie hay was stored. Three hundred fifty bales of alfalfa and some feed also burned as the Chanute fire department fought the blaze, with partial insurance coverage noted. The farm lies three miles north and one mile west of Chanute.
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Harry Jackson
R. 3
Chanute
Jackson Farm
Mobilfreeze to Open Parsons Plant in Two Weeks
The Mobilfreeze Co. of Clayton Missouri will open a manufacturing plant in Parsons Kansas within about two weeks. John B Latzer vice president and production manager said 18 people will be employed at start. The firm will occupy a Parsons Industries building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kan
Mobilfreeze Co
Clayton
John B. Latzer
Parsons Industries, Inc
Gangs Loot Near Seven Million Pounds in Mail Train Heist
London and Scotland Yard hunt a gang of about 18 masked robbers after they derailed a Glasgow to London mail train near Cheddington. Loot totals reach 2.47 million pounds with unofficial estimates around 3 million. Banks report losses to Barclays Midland Bank and National Provincial while rewards total 60,000 pounds. Train engineer Jack Mills injured. post office and rail officials debate security measures.
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London
Scotland Yard
Bank
Cheddington
Midland Bank
National Provincial Bank
Barclays
Post Office
Jack Mills
Dave Whitby
Dave
Mills
London Mint
St Louis talks on move to Chanute with finance plan
City officials Ed Caldwell and R J Hayes traveled to St Louis for talks with a local manufacturing firm considering moving to Chanute. W H Caldwell of Mid-America joined the conference as they revise financing estimates for a plant costing 1.25 to 1.5 million dollars with revenue bonds of 0.6 million and 300 plus jobs anticipated.
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Ed Caldwell
R. J. Hayes
St. Louis
Chanute
Hayes
Wichita
Kansas City
Weather summary for area with showers and cooler temps
Partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. A little cooler Saturday with a low tonight 70 to 75 and a high Saturday near 90. Relative humidity around 42 percent at 1 p.m. Barometer 28.64 inches and falling. Highest on record for this date 113, lowest 55, figures from 1936 and 1939 respectively.
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Goodland
Wamego
Topeka
Sun City
Kinsley
Great Bend
Bazene
Cedar Bluff
Morland
Haddam
Garnett
New C of C Manager Snyder Impresses Attendees
Osborne native and former Navy chief warrant officer Fred Snyder, 47, who will start Sept 1 as chamber manager, told about 25 city officials and chamber members at a Beloit Hotel lunch that he is impressed by the group’s progressive attitude. He and his wife Lee have two children, Larry and Mary Lou. He has managed Beloit Chamber and attended the University of Colorado and Kansas management institutes. Ralph Willcott outlined a promotional advertising plan while two display stickers are distributed to members for business and Partners in Progress.
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Snyder
Fred Har ‘Ership
Milt Snyris
Chamber
New Chamber of Commerce
Timanager
Oga
Cha
Navy
Beloit
Beloit Chamber
Chamber Management Institute
University of Colorado
University of Kansas
Lee
Osborne
Larry
Mary Lou
St. Patrick's School
The
Elks
Ralph Willcott
Ambassador Club
Fat Stock Fair Sale Tomorrow
Erie reports judging of open class and 4 H livestock foods crops and exhibits mostly complete by midday today under superintendent Bill Dickson. Open class and junior dairy entries set for 8:30 tomorrow. junior dairy judging moved to this afternoon. free shade show resumed after a transformer failure. Fat stock sale scheduled for 7 30 p m tomorrow with exhibits remaining open until 5 p m Sunday.
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Erie
Bill Dickson
Neosho County
Dickson
Little Girl Hurt In Bike Car Collision
A 9 year old girl named Margaret Annette Moore suffered a head bump and rib bruises when a bicycle was struck in the 1000 block of South Santa Fe around 6 p.m. yesterday. She was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital and released after examination and treatment. Police said the child turned in front of a car driven by 35 year old Joe J Goben of 1101 S Forest.
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South Santa Fe
Margaret Annette Moore
Dean Moore
S. Highland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joe J. Goben
S. Forest
Forgery label on $28 Davis Paint Store check
A $28 check drawn on Bank of Commerce to Dale Twyman signed by R. L. Wilson was cashed at Davis Paint Store 106 E Main. Police say similar bad checks use the Twyman name in the state. paint and paddle bought, paint found abandoned in the 3rd Street underpass.
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Davis Paint
E. Main
Bank of Commerce
Dale Twyman
R. L. Wilson
Chanute
Twyman
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Davis Store
3Rd Street
Car in Stillwater pond found with anglers nearby
Police and firefighters responded to a late night call about a car in a pond with headlights on. At the scene, two eel fishermen sat on the bank with lanterns, uninjured, as rescue units surveyed the area.
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Smithfield
R.1
Kennedy Baby Son Dies After 39 Hour Battle
President Kennedy's infant son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy died at Boston Children's Hospital at 4 04 a m following a lung disease. Mrs Kennedy recovering at Cape Cod learned of the death two and a half hours later. Burial will be in Holyhood Cemetery Brookline and Cardinal Cushing will celebrate a Mass of the Angels in private chapel. The cause given as hyaline membrane disease.
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Boston
F AP
Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Boston Children's Hospital Medical Center
Pierre Salinger
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
Cape Cod
Washington
John W. Walsh
Big Air Force Base
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Holyhood
Brookline
Mass
Otis
Salinger
Otis Hospital
Kennedy cites treaty to boost U S security in hearings
Republicans demand proof that the limited nuclear test ban treaty will increase U S security. President Kennedy argues that banning atmospheric underground and underwater blasts enhances security, while underground tests remain allowed. Hearings begin with secretary of state and defense witnesses as the treaty awaits Senate approval.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Senate Foreig Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
William C. Foster
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
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Babett Spilman and
Tribune
Larry Mathews
C. E. Reynolds
N. Evergreen
Cackles
Babett
Main
Yours
Parsons
National Commercial Bank of Edinburgh
W. H. Caldwell
Mid-America, Inc
Southeast Kansas Industrial Development Organization
C of C
Supply Corps
Nate
Charles Henshall
Fat
Children’s Hospital
Atty. Dition
Robert Kennedy
Davis Powers
Mrs. Kennedy
Ken
Nedy
Dirksen
Britain
State Department
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