Humphrey Senate hearing erupts in shouting clash
The Senate stockpiling panel’s session with former Treasury chief George M. Humphrey devolved into a heated exchange with subcommittee Chair Stuart Symington. Humphrey charged political motivation and adjourned the hearing amid insistence on further probe into nickel deal records and mining contract handling.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Subcommittee
Stuart Symington
DMO
Symington
Cleveland
Ohio
Eisenhower Administration
U.S. Senate
M. A. Hanna Co
15 Year Old Kernie Erickson Wins Fisher Body Guild Prize
Kernie Erickson of Wichita won the 11 to 15 year old junior division in the 1962 Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild Model Car Competition at Detroit, earning a 5000 university scholarship and a 150 first prize plus a trip to Detroit. He carved a pine royal blue hardtop with a lean design, studied auto magazines, and drew his own plans. He is a Wichita East High School junior and plans Southwestern College after graduation. He is grandson of Arthur Carlson and Mrs D R Erickson.
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Erickson
Knox Erickson
Wichita
Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild
Detroit
Wichita East High School
Southwestern College
Arthur Carlson
S. Wilson
D. R. Erickson
Kennedy warns of crisis as nation enters decade
President Kennedy visited the Oahe Dam near Pierre and said the nation is entering a decade of crisis and waste. He urged unity to avert regional vetoes on energy and resource projects, noting the dam serves nine states and highlights power for farm and city. Kennedy heads to Pueblo and Merced to inspect more water projects while weighing political implications in South Dakota and Colorado races.
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Pierre
Kennedy
Oahe
Missouri River
Pueblo
Colo
Merced
Calif
White House
South Dakota
Colorado
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Buffalo Boy Killed As Porch Falls
A porch collapse at a residence near Buffalo killed Carl Barringer about 10 while his brother Francis, 12, was seriously injured and a third boy was also hurt. The Barringers, family of Kenneth and Mrs. Barringer, live nearby. Ambulances transported the dead and injured to local hospitals.
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Buffalo Boy
Porch
Here
Carl Barringer
Francis
Barringer
Johnson Mortuary
Chanute
Johnson's
St. Margaret's Hospital
Fredonia
St. Margaret's
Mail Thiefs Still at Large Wide Search
Police deny reports they are questioning an ex convict who claims knowledge of the Plymouth mail truck holdup. Rhode Island and Providence detectives questioned several suspects. cash haul confirmed at 1.55 million dollars. Feds and local police release composite sketches and note similarities to unrelated fugitives have been ruled out.
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Boston
Rhode Island
Plymouth
Peter O'Connell
Providence
R.J
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Bobby Wilcoxson
Duke
Okla
Albert Nussbaum
FBI
Brooklyn, N.Y
Tribune Phone Contact Details Reached After Hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact by phone, call your carrier. If he is unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 4 p.m.
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Tribune
Weather records mark low tied at 56 for date in Topeka
Topeka and Kansas weather stay cool with a record low 56 degrees tied from 1943 for this date. Forecast calls for fair skies and warmer days through Saturday with lows in the 50s and highs near 85 to 90. Night thundershowers likely mainly in the northeast region.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Wichita
Dodge City
Skubitz Wins GOP Nomination in New Fifth District
In Topeka AP dispatch Joe Skubitz defeats Walter McVey by 147 votes for the Republican nomination in the new Fifth District. Skubitz 15 104. McVey 14 957. Other GOP and Democratic candidates and vote totals noted for the redesigned district.
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Topeka
Joe Skubitz
Walter McVey
Congress
Secretary of State
Shubitz
U. S
McVey
Ralph O. Brownfield
Winfield
J. Ed Thompson
Parsons
Wade A. Myers
Emporia
Denver D. Hargis
Coffeyville
Rob Russell
Russell
Stay of Execution Denied for Andrews
The Kansas Supreme Court refused a stay of execution for Lowell Lee Andrews scheduled for Sept. 11 for the murder of his parents and sister. He sought a stay pending U S Supreme Court review. only a federal court could grant a delay now.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Lowell Lee Andrews
Andrews
U. S. Supreme Court
Teen-age Jury Plan Yields Results in Jacksonville Court
In Jacksonville Municipal Court Judge John Santora reports teen juries cutting teenage offenses in half since the experiment began last month. After hearing cases the young jurors recommend punishment and the judge usually follows their recommendations.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Jacksonville Municipal Court
John Santora
Santora
Kansas Needs 1 244 Miles Expressways
A Kansan highway expert proposes upgrading 1 244 miles of main roads to four lane expressways in addition to the 801 miles already handled in the interstate program. Roy Jorgensen cites routes including U S 36 U S 54 and U S 69 with plans to widen city streets used as state links and calls for federal aid and county maintenance changes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Roy Jorgensen
Washington, D.C
Kansas Legislative Council
Jorgensen
U.S. 36
Missouri Line
St. Joseph
Belleville
U.S. 54
Wichita
Liberal
Kansas 96
Joplin
Great Bend
U.S. 69
Kansas City
Oklahoma Line
Hutchinson
McPherson
U.S
Salina
Nebraska
Fat Stock Sale Totals $11 574 78 From 85 Head at Neosho County Fair
Eighty five head of 4 H stock sold at the Neosho County Fair Fat Stock Sale, bringing in $11 574 78, just $73 shy of last year. The event climaxed the fair with 32 baby beeves, 37 swine, and 16 sheep sold. Robbe Smith of Erie owned the reserve champion beef, while Kenneth Hazen of Erie owned the grand champion beef bought by Erie Savings and Loan for 432 60.
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Neosho County
Robbe Smith
Erie
Richey
Rexall Drug
Kenneth Hazen
Erie Savings and Loan
Gene Pontious
Rural
Parsons
Phil
Leeva Carter
Chanute
Heaton Manufacturing Co
Chanute Lions Club
Loeva
Mystery Is Solved In Ambulance Call Digits Transposed
The mystery of the ambulance call for Mrs. Belle Leightly at 402 S. Steuben was solved after a tele pho ne directory check showed the caller dialed two different numbers belonging to neighbors. Mrs. Leighty, 85, is recovering from a hip fracture at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Belle Leighty
S. Steuben
Don Cooper
John Cassingham
Chanute
Leighty
Cassingham
Johnstone
Cooper
Monroe will filed in New York probate court
Marilyn Monroe's will filed for probate in New York County Surrogate's Court states an estate over a half million dollars. It creates a 100000 dollar trust for her mother Gladys Baker at 5000 dollars yearly and 2500 dollars yearly for friend and mentor Michael Chekhov. The remaining trust balance goes to Dr Marianne Kris for use in supporting psychiatric institutions or groups.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
New York County Surogate
Miss Monroe
Gladys Baker
Michael Chekhov
Baker
Army drafts 4000 men for October to keep troops near 960000
The Army issued a draft call for 4,000 men in October, the smallest since early last year. The October quota aims to maintain about 960,000 troops.
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Washington (D AP
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Log Sees 3 Deaths in 24 Hours
Topeka AP reports a 24 hour traffic death log showing 3 fatalities. The August 1962 period lists 361 deaths, compared with 325 in the same period in 1961.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bound to Desk by Red Tape, Woman Forced From Business
Mrs. Earl Gundrum shuts Sharpe Homestead Nursing home in Rensselaer New York after constant state and federal paperwork. She cites 18 agencies, long hours at her desk, and a desire to convert the building into an apartment for her and her contractor husband. All patients moved to other local nursing homes.
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Rensselaer
N. Y
Sharpe Homestead
Earl Gundrum
State Social Welfare Department
Lover Nursing Homes
Ths
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United States
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Kernie Erickson
Kenneth Barringer
Massachusetts
GMS
Gerald Roberts
N. Washington
Lois Erickson
Glen Barnhart
Joan Rogers
Neosho County Fair
Bob Schoenhofer
Ruby Baker
Prairie Schooners
U.S. 59
Lawrence
Atchison
Ed Johnstone
Ronald Smith
Stark
Rexall
Bank of Commerce
Larry Rensing
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Marilyn
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