Rusk Urges Senate To Ratify Test Ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the Senate to ratify the limited nuclear test ban pact, saying it would slow the arms race without harming U S security. He testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as the Kennedy administration pushed for approval of the U S British Soviet agreement to outlaw all nuclear explosions except underground tests. Rusk defended the treaty against possible objections, stressed nonrecognition of East German regime, and argued the accord could deter spread of atomic weapons while reducing radioactive pollution. He noted the United States and Soviet Union already possess enough power to inflict massive destruction but that greater armament has not increased security. If violated, the treaty could be detected and testing resumed in all environments. The plan includes questions for Joint Chiefs, AEC, and CIA later this week. President Kennedy and Rusk planned White House talks with Defense Secretary McNamara. Khrushchev reportedly desires talks to ease European tensions.
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East Germany
Soviet Union
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Atomic Energy Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
White House
Cape Cod
Robert S. McNamara
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Europe
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Konrad Adenauer
Edward Teller
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee Behind Closed Doors
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W. Averell Harriman
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Treasury proposes $71 Billion tax cut plan to House
Secretary Douglas Dillon asks the House Ways and Means Committee to approve an $11 billion two step tax cut starting Jan. 1. Individual rates would top at 70 percent, with 14 percent on the first $500, while corporate taxes drop from 52 to 48 percent. The plan would reduce net revenue by about $9 to $10 billion once fully in effect, with two thirds of the cut taking effect next January.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
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Ways and Means
Treasury
Kennedy
Weather Area Forecast for Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered thunder showers this evening. Turning cooler late tonight. Tuesday forecast calls for fair skies and not as hot conditions. Low tonight 70 to 75. High Tuesday around 90.
Rainfall, flooding hit parts of Kansas as cooler air arrives
Kansas woke to cooler temperatures after heavy overnight rains in northern counties. Deer Creek flooded Phil lipsburg closing multiple roads while Prairie Dog Creek neared bankfull at Long Island. Phillipsburg logged 4.98 inches of rain with 6 to 7 inches reported west and northwest. Rainfall amounts varied across the state with Densmore 2.40, Kirwin Reservoir 4.36, Long Island 4.23, Smith Center 2.91, and many others. Showers lingered in the northeast with more due southeast tonight. Highs near 90s statewide, lows around 60 to 70. Sunday highs ranged 91 to 100.
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Long Island
Densmore
Lenore
Colby
Kirwin Reservoir
Smith Center
Harlan
Ionia
Burr Oak
Belleville
Washington
Hanover
Marysville
Axtell
Holton
Effingham
North Central
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Manhattan
Junction City
Wichita
Emporia
Two Are Injured In Highway Crash Near Humboldt
George Korkames 38 and his son George Jr 10 suffered minor injuries in a panel truck collision with a car on US 169 four and a half miles south of Humboldt at about 1230 am They were treated and released Judy 35 wife of George drove the panel truck Kenneth Dale Geisler 24 of Iola drove the other car The accident was investigated by Trooper Ron Craner of Iola Damage was about 100 to the Korkames truck and 300 to the De Soto
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George Korkames
George, Jr
Humboldt
Korkames
Judy
Kenneth Dale Geisler
Iola
Highway Patrol
Ron Craner
Visit Is Missed Husband Found Dead
In Miami Florida a hospital visitor alert led police to a grim scene as 78 year old husband of a patient was found dead at home. The body sat upright in a chair before a television set with a cigarette believed to have caused the fire.
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Miami
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James E. Halligan
Actor Clem Bevans Dies at 83 in Woodland Hills
Los Angeles AP reports veteran character actor Clem Bevans died at 83 Sunday at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills California. Bevans appeared in Mourning Becomes Electra The Yearling Deputy Marshal Streets of Laredo and Davy Crockett and was long under contract to 20th Century Fox.
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Los Angeles
Clem Bevans
Woodland Hills
Calif
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka In August 1963
AP report from Topeka details Kansas traffic death counts for August 17 1963 and compares with the 1962 period. The log records fatalities within a 48 hour window ending Monday at 9 a.m. and provides year over year totals, reflecting ongoing road danger and public safety monitoring.
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Topeka
Kansas
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Excerpt Prompts Budget Hearing Call
A fragment from an intercepted letter urges protest at official budget hearing meetings for city county and school budgets rather than on street corners or coffee counters. The writer signs off with a casual closing.
Man Safely Trapped After Window Slams On Head
Police in San Diego captured Larry Lopez, 33, on burglary suspicion after residents reported a noise. Lopez was found with his head trapped under a window that had slammed down upon him, then jailed Sunday on drunkenness charges.
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San Diego
Calif
Larry Lopez
Weekend brawl leads to arrests in Independence
Police logged a weekend outbreak of fights with three men jailed on intoxication fighting and resisting arrest charges. John Harkreader of Independence was taken into custody Saturday after a report of a fight on South Santa Fe. He posted 45 bond. his brother in law Jack Thomas of Odessa had left the scene. Other arrests included Floyd E. Claus and Denae R. Ingram at the Beesburger Cafe. A Chanute mother reported her 17 year old son injured in a separate Saturday night fight near the Sunset Club.
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John Harkreader
Independence
South Santa Fe
Harkreader
Jack Thomas
Odessa
Tex
Topeka
Thomas
Sedalia
Sunset Club
Jola
Fat Stock Sale Tops Neosho County Fair Prices
At the Neosho County Fair fat stock auction 4 H animals sold for a total of 12 541.86 with Kenneth Swiler of Earlton receiving 44 per 100 pounds for a 900 pound reserve Hereford and Julia Taylor of Walnut’s Black Angus grand champion selling for 46 50 per 100 pounds totaling 448 73. The Erie banks and Moorman Manufacturing Co partnered to drive bids well above base prices as winners claimed top per pound rates and the McCoy Auction Co handled the sale with proceeds from other categories. The full list of buyers and prices will publish in tomorrow's Tribune farm page.
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First National Bank of Chanute
Julia Taylor
Walnut
Neosho County
Lynnta Swiler
Earlton
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Bank of Commerce of Chanute
Kenneth Swiler
Hereford
Kenneth
Lynita
Rickey
Rexall Drug Store
Leon Cupper
David Tarvin
Ronnie Smith
Duccy Grain Co
Judy Tipping
Chanute Lions Club
Silver Grill
Chanute
McCoy Auction Co
Duroc
Marvin Elliott
Tomorrow's Tribune
Plane Lands At Humboldt After Running Out Of Gas
A four place Cessna 172 piloted by Don V Huebener of Godfrey Illinois made an emergency landing in a plowed field off US169 north of here at 4 40 p m Saturday. Huebener uninjured. landing gear and propeller damaged. Flight plan showed Fairfax Kansas City destination but he appeared off course and ran out of fuel. originating from Wallston Aviation Civic Memorial Airport Alton Illinois. Landing reported at Iola airport.
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Don V. Huebener
Godfrey
Ill
Here
Huebener
Federal Aviation Agency
Chanute
Fairfax Airport
Kansas City
Fire damages truck loaded with furniture on US 59
Fire broke out in a 1961 Chevrolet 10 ton truck carrying furniture north of Chanute and burned the bed, with some of the cargo saved. The blaze scorched a pig shed on Chanute area farmer Virgil Olson's property. Firefighters arrived at 7 20 a.m. and returned two hours later. The truck was owned by G D Curtis and driven by Fred Turner of Conway Ark with passenger J J Butts. Cause undetermined.
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US 59
Here
George Neely
Virgil Olson
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Chanute
Olson's
G. D. Curtis
Fred Turner
Conway
Ark
J. J. Butts
Turner
Hoisington
Riot at Indiana state farm frees two prisoners and injures several
About 500 inmates at the Putnamville farm rioted over narcotics, smashing doors and forcing a patrol to fire birdshot. Two inmates fled, two were hospitalized, and five others suffered minor wounds. Authorities recovered part of the drugs as a search continued. Prisoner Merrill Hobbs’s death is cited as a possible trigger.
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Putnamville
Ind
Indiana State Farm
Arthur Campbell
State Correc
President Kennedy visits hospitalized mother with children
President Kennedy brings Caroline and John Jr with the family dog Charley to Otis Air Force Base to see Mrs Kennedy who is recovering after the birth of a son who lived less than two days. The visit follows a prior hospital stop the previous Wednesday and includes a helicopter shuttle.
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Kennedy
Charley
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
Little John Jr
John
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Talks Go Well On Rails Talks Go Well On Rails
Washington AP union official says sessions on the railroad work rules dispute are going mighty well as negotiators meet with Labor Department officials. No details given, but Wirtz and Reynolds plan further talks while union leaders prepare possible proposals for Tuesday’s meeting. Meanwhile First Lady Kennedy recovers well after cesarean birth of her son Patrick. John and Caroline visit and Kennedy plans to return to Washington after a helicopter trip from Hyannis Port.
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A. F. Zimmerman
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
J. L. Shattuck
Firemens Brotherhood
Shattuck
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
12 Killed In France Airliner Crash Near Lyon
A Vis count Airliner of Air-Interline crashed into a tree and a barn near Lyon killing 12 people and injuring five seriously. Police said the dead included three crew members eight passengers and a 20 year old farmer in the farm yard. One hostess and four passengers were hospitalized at Lyon. Two boys vacationing on the farm were treated and released. All passengers boarded at Lille and the plane was to land at Lyon then continue to Nice. A violent local storm was reported by ground witnesses.
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France
Lille
Nice
Break-in Attempt At Mid-America Refining Station
A suspected break-in at the Mid-America Refining Co. filling station in Earlton was reported today. Sheriff George Neely said the roll-down door panel on the southwest corner was kicked out but the building was not entered.
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Earlton
Mid-America Refining Co
George Neely
Five Missing Crimials Sought After Great Train Robbery
London detectives, alerted by informers, comb the East End for five criminals missing since the Glasgow to London mail train robbery. Scotland Yard maintains watch at the five addresses as authorities pursue suspects believed still in Britain after the $7 million haul, much of it old currency returning for destruction.
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East End
Scotland Yard
Glasgow
Mrs Reynolds Tip Winner for Bantam Hen Adventure
Last week's $3 Tribune news tip award goes to Mrs Charles Reynolds for reporting a bantam hen perched on her car frame and taking a downtown ride. The tale, which inspired a photo in Friday's paper, prompts readers in Chanute to submit unusual happenings for a weekly prize.
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N. Evergreen
Reynolds
Tribune
Chanute
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