Rail rules blocked by temporary injunction in Chicago case
Federal judge in Chicago issued a temporary order barring new work rules for railroads pending appeals court action. The measure preserves operating rules for about 60 days and could affect as many as 210,000 train workers while a broader economy suit proceeds.
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Chicago
J. F. Wolfe
Ton
U.S. District Court
Joseph Sam Perry
U.S
Perry
Court of Appeals
Wolfe
Neosho County Fair Opens Monday with Exhibits
Erie reports the Neosho County Fair starts Monday with four days of events. All exhibits due by noon and judging begins at 1 PM with open class home economics entries 4H foods and crops, plus junior livestock and dairy judging later. Tuesday includes swine sheep beef and 4H projects with a free show at 8:30 PM. Wednesday events follow.
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Erie
Erie High School
Skubitz Keeps Narrow Lead In Fifth District Primary
In Topeka Joe Skubitz of Pittsburgh holds a slim 150 vote lead for the Republican nomination in the new 5th District as counties continue canvassing. McVey gains and losses shift totals across Montgomery Allen Woodson Lyon and Cowley counties with final unofficial counts pending completion.
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Joe Skubitz
Topeka
Pittsburgh
Congress
Newspaper a living textbook says SREB official
Rudolph Pate of Atlanta told a University of Chattanooga teachers workshop that the daily newspaper is a living textbook and among the greatest teaching tools for the modern classroom. The remarks were made Thursday at the Chattanooga event.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Southern Regional Education Board
Rudolph Pate
Atlanta
University of Chattanooga
Student Nurse Dies in Turnpike Crash Near Topeka
AP reports 21 year old Joan H. Myers of Wichita a student nurse at Kansas City University Medical Center was fatally injured Thursday when her car on the Kansas turnpike southwest of Topeka lost a rear wheel and turned over according to the highway patrol.
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Topeka
Joan H. Myers
Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Highway Patrol
Kansas City University Medical Center
King and 3 Others Convicted in Albany Prayer Vigil
Martin Luther King Jr and three Albany integration leaders were found guilty of disorderly conduct for a 24 hour prayer vigil outside Albany City Hall. Judge Durden suspended $200 fines and 60 day sentences on probation conditioned on good behavior and compliance with laws.
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Albany, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
A.N. Durden Sr
King
Durden
Recorder
U.S. Supreme Court
Stephen A. Roos
City Hall
Ralph D. Abernathy
W. G. Anderson
Albany Movement
Slater King
Nebraskan Killed in One-Car Colby Crash
Mrs Mathilda Langenheder 63 Grand Island Nebraska died in a one car crash on U S 24 near Colby Kansas Thursday. A passenger was injured in the Colby accident on the highway.
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Colby
Kan
Mathilda Langenheder
Grand Isand
Neb
U.S
Heat wave grips Kansas with 100s and record highs
A second straight day of 100 degree heat looms for southern and western Kansas with relief possible tonight and Saturday. Thursday saw highs from 89 in Topeka to 107 in Garden City and multiple 100s statewide, while low temps ranged from 61 at Goodland to 76 in Wichita.
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Topeka
Kansas
Northeast
Garden City
Russell
Hutchinson
Wichita
Dodge City
Chanute
Goodland
Hill City
Kennedy to address nation on economy Monday
President Kennedy will speak by radio and TV at 5 p.m. Monday to discuss the national economy and potential tax cuts. White House officials say the decision rests on the latest July indicators, with advisers weighing data after a roundtable with Hodges Goldberg Dillon Bell and the Council of Economic Advisers led by Walter Heller.
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Washington
Kennedy
Chanute
White House
Congress
ABC
CBS
NBS
Mutual Broadcasting Co
Hatcher
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Luther H. Hodges
Presidential Council of Economic Advisers
Arthur J. Goldberg
Hodges
Goldberg
S Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
David E. Bell
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter Heller
Loan to Henry Ford Never Repaid Says 108-Year-Old
William Malwitz, 108, claimed by his granddaughter in law that Henry Ford borrowed 50 cents from him around 80 years ago to buy a book and never repaid. The pensioner, now at a Detroit convalescent home, recalled the tale at a birthday party.
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Detroit
William Malwitz
Henry Ford
August Malwitz
Malwitz
Mitchell Pony Hitch to Run Saturday Night Only
D. D. Mitchell of Route 1 clarified a misunderstanding about his four horse sorrel pony hitch at the Fort Scott Horse Show. The wagon will display a "Pulling for Chanute" sign and only appear on Saturday night as per the revised schedule, not Friday night as previously announced.
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D. D. Mitchell
Chanute
Fort Scott
Mennonite Church Elects Indiana Pastor as President
Bethlehem, Pa AP The pastor of Hively Mennonite Church Elkhart Indiana is elected president of the general conference of the Mennonite Church.
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Bethlehem
Hively Mennonite
Elkhart
Ind
General Conference of the Mennonite Church
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area In 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log records 2 fatalities in the Topeka area within 24 hours ending 9 am Friday for August 13, 1962, comparing with 343 total for the period in 1962 and 321 in 1961.
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Topeka
Kansas
Watershed plan faces landowner split on dam sizes
Leonard Carlson of near Elsmore voices cautious support for the Big Creek watershed project. He prefers smaller detention dams if two can replace one without reducing benefits, while citing reductions in land damage and flood losses expected from the SCS survey.
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Big Creek
Leonard Carlson
Elsmore
H. M. Lefever
Chanute R. 3
Te Big Creek
Carlson
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
U.D
Sife Communications
Tribune
Work for Peace Urged by Hoover on 88th Birthday
Herbert Hoover urged a Council of Free Nations to pursue world peace during the dedication of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library in West Branch Iowa. He spoke from a flag-draped platform shared with Harry S Truman, as a crowd estimated at 45 000 to 50 000 gathered in the park near his birthplace cottage.
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Herbert Hoover
Council of Free Nations
White House
Harry S. Truman
Hoover
Cedar County
Jack Leverenz
Truman
United States
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
United Nations
U.N
Free Nations
Council
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Branch
University of Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
Herbert Hoover’ Birthplace Foundation
Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate Halts Putting Aside Satellite Bill
The Senate defeated Morse's motion to lay aside the administration's communications satellite bill by a 70 to 14 vote. Mansfield led a tabling of Morse's alternative, with a 69 to 15 result. A truce sent the measure to the Foreign Relations Committee for further hearings.
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Senate
Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Morse
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Oper
Official Canvass of Votes in Neosho County Primary
Official canvass of Neosho county ballots shows changes from unofficial totals but no contests altered. McVey leads Skubitz 1214 to 968 for Sih district congressman. Chanute precinct error adjusted McVey to reflect 1112. County attorney Pennington 1333 over Aisley 1198. Sheriff Republican Craig 1414 over Morehead 878 and Hoffman 286.write-in Anna Peterson 583 for county superintendent. Democratic write-in Andy Gray secretary of state rises to 244. three in-state absentee ballots counted Tuesday.
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Montgomery County
McVey
Skubitz
Allen County
Woodson County
Erie
Neosho County
Walter McVey
Joe Shubitz
Sih
Chanute
the Tribune
Pennington
Craig
Morehead
Hoffman
Neely
Marts
Anna Peterson
Andy Gray
Ticketing of Funeral Cars Deemed Legal by Police
New York AP reports Police Commissioner Michael J Murphy defended Patrolman Kenneth Mickas for issuing five $15 tickets to funeral vehicles outside the American Orthodox Greek Catholic Church. The funeral director and pastor protested the tickets but authorities said the action was proper.
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New York
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Kenneth Mickas
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Neosho Co
Walter L. McVey
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Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Phillips
Daily Newspaper Living Textbook
W. Main
A. H. Russell
Lois Erickson
National Economy
Andrew T. Hatcher
Mitchell Pony Hitch
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