Soviet Union launches third cosmonaut into orbit
Soviet Vostok III carries Maj. Nikolayev, 32, to orbit in a flight longer expected than Titov 25 hours. officials say ship systems function and he feels well. British scientists foresee a multi-day mission and potential Moon reach. Khrushchev congratulates and notes courage.
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Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarin
Nikolayev
Moscow Radio
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Titov
Britain
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank
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Earth
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Skubitz Clinches Republican Nomination In 5th District
Joe Skubitz of Pittsburg leads Walter McVey in the official canvass for the Republican congressional nomination in Kansas's new 5th District by 148 votes. With 15,098 to 14,950, Skubitz gains amid absentee ballots. State canvass in Topeka will finalize the result.
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Joe Skubitz
Pittsburg
Skubitz
Walter McVey
Independence
El Al Cancels New York Flight Over Soblen Return
Israel's El Al cancelled the New York bound flight to London after missing three British deadlines to expel Dr. Robert Soblen. Britain presses action over Soblen a 61 year old psychiatrist linked to wartime secrets. The Home Office ordered Soblen to be taken on the rescheduled flight despite mechanical trouble delaying departure.
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Israel
Britain
Robert Soblen
United States
Soblen
America
Tel Aviv
U.S
Soviet Union
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Dr. Soblen
Home Office
New York
Brixton Prison
James P. McShane
U.S. Marshals
Galesburg school district votes on 35000 addition and shop
Galesburg school district No. 107 in Neosho County will vote Tuesday on a 35000 bond for a 60 by 60 foot cafeteria and band room addition, a 60 by 40 foot welding shop building, and possible lighting of the athletic field. Construction would use sheet metal. Voting place is the Galesburg school. About 50 patrons attended a public meeting.
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Galesburg
Neosho County
Weather highs top 100 across Kansas as cooler air moves in
Cooler, drier air moved into Kansas after Friday’s record heat with Garden City at 108 and Wichita 107. Highs today near 95 to 100, lows upper 60s, Sunday around 90. few thundershowers reported in northwest and northeast with light precipitation totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden City
Wichita
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Goodland
Emporia
Lawrence
St. Joseph
Bird City
Weather Bureau
The
Traffic Fatalities Reported Across Kansas By Time Frame
Traffic death log shows 14 fatalities in August, 344 in 1962, and 321 in the comparable 1961 period, with 24 hours to 9 a.m. Saturday noting 1 death. Data covers Topeka and statewide figures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Old fashioned event for Herbert Hoover marks library dedication
WEST BRANCH IOWA AP The town gathered in a sunlit park to honor Herbert Hoover and Harry S Truman as the Hoover Presidential Library was dedicated. The two former presidents received praise from peers and citizens, with Truman delivering humorous and solemn remarks and Hoover listening with quiet dignity.
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West Branch
Iowa
United States
Herbert
Hoover
Harry S
Truman
Creek Presidential
Rail Drive Inches To Final Solution for Rail Jobs
Chicago AP reports railroads push to cut 65 000 jobs as a plan to revamp operations faces court battles. They seek to remove 40 000 firemen and enact new rules next Thursday amid union injunctions and looming strikes. White House action expected if talks fail.
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Chicago
Howard Neitzert
White House
U.S. District Court
Joseph Sam Perry
Five Erie Teens In Temporary Custody Over Theft
Police took five Erie youths into temporary custody after reports they stole a car jack and tried to steal hubcaps. The jack was found in their car and one boy admitted beer purchase using a false Selective Service card found at a quarry swimming spot. They were released to parents for court appearance Monday at 3 30 p.m. Formal charges not yet filed.
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Erie
Rock Quarry
Mennonites Elect New Board Members
Bethlehem AP report says the Mennonite Church general conference elected four board members for nine year terms: John Ewart of Freeman SL.D. H T Klassen of Elkhart Indiana and Dr Vernon Neufeld of West Newton Kansas. Harold Buller of Beatrice Kansas won a three year term.
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General Conference of the Mennonite Church
John Ewart
Freeman
Sl.d
H. T. Klassen
Elkhart
Ind
Vernon Neufeld
West Newton
Kan
Harold Buller
Beatrice
Kennedy to tell taxpayers on Monday if tax cut is needed
President Kennedy will address American taxpayers Monday to state whether he supports an immediate tax cut to inject more dollars into the ailing economy. The White House said the plan is to “discuss the nation's economy” in the televised remarks.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Foot Severed by RR Car In Chanute Yard Accident
An 81 year old Chanute man, Jim Richman of Autry Nursing Home, had his right foot severed by an empty cement car on a Santa Fe switch engine string near 7th Street at about 9 30 this morning. He was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital after being found lying beside the track by fireman O D Sperry. Police said the exact cause is not yet determined. Richman was returning to the nursing home after working on property he owns at 607 S Steuben. The cement car ran over his foot above the ankle. The engine was on the north with the 11th car from the end of a 35 car string on the third track from the west. Engineer C C Norman and Sperry are Chanute residents.
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Chanute
Santa Fe
7Th Street
Jim Richman
The
Autry Nursing
S. Highland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Richman
S. Steuben
Senate filibuster gag looms over satellite bill debate
Senate Democrats move to impose cloture on a lengthy filibuster of the administration's communications satellite bill. Senator Mansfield may file a cloture petition as Long and other opponents vow an eight hour talkathon to block passage. The measure would create a private corporation to run the U.S. portion of a proposed global satellite system.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Montana
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
U.S
Injuries Fatal To Fort Scott Woman Twin Sister Die In Crash
Helen Spillman 26 of Fort Scott died in a hospital from crash injuries that also killed her twin Hazel Spillman of Kincaid. Helen worked for Western Insurance Co. at Fort Scott and was home for the weekend when two cars collided near Moran last Sunday. Father Charles Spillman 71 of Kincaid was injured.
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Iola
Kan
Helen Spillman
Fort Scott
Hazel E. Spillman
Kincaid
The
Western Insurance Co
Moran
Charles L. Spillman
Escapee Weeks Wounded by Kansas City Officer
David A. Weeks, 27, an escaped California convict, was shot in the shoulder by Patrolman Robert Martin Hardesty after being seen burglarizing an apartment in Kansas City. Weeks, from Tulsa, was captured and in poor condition at a hospital. Police tied the theft to fingerprints from other Thursday robberies and recovered $744, jewelry worth about $1,881, rings, watches, and a deputy sheriff badge from Weeks and his hotel room.
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Kansas City
David A. Weeks
California
Weeks
Tulsa
Oklo
Robert Martin Hardesty
Hardesty
San Quentin
Ft. Jones
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Watershed Elects Jordan and Eberhart to Board
Jack Jordan of Lavonburg and Robert Eberhart of Erie R were re elected to the Big Creek water shed district board of directors for three year terms. Charles La Rue of Elsmore joins the board succeeding Art Boeken of Moran. Other directors include Ralph Bauer E Glamser Lyle Meyer and Earl Reinhardt. About 75 landowners voted at Odense School.
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Lavonburg
Robert Eberhart
Erie R
Big Creek
Charles la Rue
Elsmore
Art Boeken
Moran
Ralph Bauer
E. P. Glamser
Lyle Meyer
Earl Reinhardt
Odense
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