Senate Clears Communications Satellite Bill Amid Rift
The Senate passed the administration satellite measure 66 to 11 after invoking the anti filibuster rule for the first time in 35 years. The bill mirrors, but differs from, the House version approved 354 to 9 on May 3, unleashing tempers that may affect further Senate action.
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Inter
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Tese
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
John O. Pastore
D-R.j
Cape Cod
Three Money Bags Found by 2 Boys
Three bags marked Federal Reserve Bank of Boston were turned over to the FBI amid the Plymouth mail truck robbery probe. Two Nashua boys found the bags in woods and gave them to a policeman, who handed them to federal agents.
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Post Office Department
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Cape Cod
Boston Globe
Yarmouth
Two Buffalo boys injured in porch collapse that killed brother
Francis 13 and Roger 6 Barriger were reported in satisfactory condition at St Margaret’s Hospital Fredonia after a porch roof fell killing Carl William Barriger 11. Carl born May 3 1951 was a Buffalo resident and Nazarene church attendee. Survivors include parents four brothers a sister grandparents and two grandmothers. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Johnson Mortuary.
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Roger Barriger
St. Margaret's Hospital
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Arthur
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Grover C. Reed
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Arthur Barriger
California
Johnson Mortuary
United States Recognizes Peru Regime Resumes Ties
The United States grants recognition to Peru's military regime and resumes diplomatic relations and $81 million in annual economic aid. No arms or ambassadorial posting to Lima will accompany the return, citing promised civil liberties and elections next June.
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United States
Peru
Lima
U.S
State Department
Bandit Robs Leavenworth Liquor Store For $980
A bandit robbed Pellman liquor store in Leavenworth of $980 on Friday night. Described as a 6 foot 3 inch Negro man with a mustache, he fled in a white and red 1956 Buick, according to police.
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Pellman
Leavenworth
Paying With Old Coins Leads to Pair Arrest
Two Kansas City area men were arrested in St. Joseph after paying a $14 speeding fine with bare coins. They are accused of stealing a $3,000 coin collection and a $500 stamp collection from Mrs. Blanche Mack's Kansas City apartment on Wednesday.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Blanche Mack
Typer Discharged as Humane Society Animal Officer
Chanute Humane Society announces Ernest Typer is discharged from the animal control officer post effective at month end. Board cites lack of cooperation and has not named a replacement. animal control here is mainly city-enforced dog regulation handled under a contract with the city.
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Chanute Humane Society
Ernest Typer
Mrs Finkbine Undergoes Abortion In Sweden
Mrs Sherri Finkbine underwent a legal abortion in Stockholm after fears of a thalidomide linked deformity. The doctor said the unborn baby would likely have been born deformed and noted the operation's timing as part of her health risk.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sherri Finkbine
Robert Finkbine
Finkbine
Phoenix
Ariz
Caroline Hospital
Paris
Fire Destroys Five Troy Firms
A major blaze swept through Troy Kansas destroying five firms. Fire crews battled flames for hours as authorities investigated the cause and the damage value remained undetermined. No injuries were reported.
Kennedy Sets Off Charge For Big Spending Project
President Kennedy embarks on a West Coast trip to promote a $511 million water project aiding central California and the Los Angeles-San Diego region. He tours the Oahe Dam in South Dakota and highlights the Frying Pan Arkansas project in Colorado, tying the visits to broader Democratic goals with Gov. Pat Brown and others.
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Oahe
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Khrushchev Hugs Space Twins at Moscow Welcome
In Moscow Premier Nikita Khrushchev greeted Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich with hugs and kisses atop Lenin's Tomb as thousands cheered the space duo for their 95 hour, nearly three million mile orbital flight. Cosmos 8 satellite also announced.
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Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Soviet Union
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Vnukovo
Weather: Decreasing clouds and warm spell through weekend
Topeka reporting hot weather across western Kansas with 103 in Garden City and 100 in Goodland. Forecast calls for decreasing clouds and warmer today and tonight, then fair and continued warm Sunday with highs in the 90s to 100s and little expected rain. A few light showers were recorded in northeast Kansas, but Ft. Riley saw only 0.02 inch.
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Phone numbers guide Tribune readers for reach after hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone carrier, try district after hours numbers. Call HE 1 3400 after p.m. for assistance when the regular line is unavailable.
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Tribune
Fire destroys Troy Furniture building after propane blasts
A Friday night blaze gutted the two story Troy Furniture & Hardware Co. owned by F. H. Hagenbuch. Fire walls limited spread while three propane tank explosions sent debris across the block. No injuries were reported and the heat from a nearby grass fire caused gas relief. Fire crews from multiple towns fought the fire for about an hour and a half.
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F. H. Hagenbuch
Courthouse Square
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Elwood
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Hiawatha
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Update
TOPEKA AP Kansas traffic fatalities 24 hours to 9 a.m. Saturday zero. During August thirty one. During 1962 three hundred sixty one. Comparable 1961 period three hundred twenty seven.
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Topeka
Kansas
Floor Sander Burns Man in New House Accident
In Sugar Creek Missouri a floor sander worker, Richard Thorpe, 26, was engulfed by flames while operating a sander in a new house and is in critical condition at Independence Hospital. Fellow worker Robert Mead, 26, sustained arm burns and a head cut. neighbor Robert Archer treated for hand burns.
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Richard Thorpe
Independence Hospital
Robert Mead
Sugar Creek
Thorpe
Robert Archer
Kennedy May Visit Kansas in Democratic Campaign
AP reports Kansas prospects for a Kennedy appearance in the fall campaign are described as good by Frank Theis a Kansas party committeeman after visits to Washington and the White House He notes Kansas is a bright spot but says no commitment exists Breeding also hints at a possible farm speech in the Midwest with Kansas or Nebraska as possibilities Salinger declines to discuss specific plans yet
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Frank Theis
Theis
Washington
White House
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J. Floyd Breeding
D-Kan
Middle West
Nebraska
Pierre Salinger
Breeding
San Francisco
Salinger
McNamara Budget Review Draws Criticism in Defense
Secretary Robert S. McNamara defends his item by item review of the fiscal 1963 budget as saving up to 4 billion dollars while critics say his centralized control sidelines military advisors. Former Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. cited 500 budget items reduced or dropped amid tension over civilian aides and professional officer authority.
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Robert S. McNamara
Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
McNamara
Stahr
University of Indiana
Pentagon
Defense Establishment
U.S
Defense
Former Editor Albert Korn Field Dies in Germany
Albert Korn field, 61, former editor in chief of House and Garden magazine, died of a heart attack Thursday in Freudenstadt Germany according to word received here.
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New York
Albert Kornfield
House and Garden Magazine
Freudenstadt
Germany
Clamp Down on Nursing Home Chain
Cook County officials ordered a crackdown on Dr. Leonard Tilkin’s Chicago nursing home chain. Of 17 homes, 14 sent relief patients to other facilities while three continued under new management. Tilkin faced accusations of poor conditions and irregular payroll payments. he defended investigators’ claims as exaggerated.
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Socerty
Cook County
Leonard Tilkin
Tilkin
Seymour Simon
Cook County Board
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