Soviets reject partial A Test Ban at disarmament talks
At the Geneva disarmament session Soviet spokesman rejects a partial atmospheric test ban as Sweden, Brazil, and Italy push options. The talks discuss enforcement methods while Kuznetsov and Dean agree to start on-site inspection questions after India urges a framework.
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Geneva
Brazil
Sweden
Italy
Soviet Arctic
Vasily Kuznetsov
Sir Michael Wright
Britain
United States
India
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Kuznetsov
Cochairmen
Dean
Senate group approves draft of drug bill
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved President Kennedy's revised drug bill seeking safer medicines and clearer information for doctors. Committee members with no dissent urged early Senate debate after farming aid work. House panels opened hearings on a broader administration drug control bill amid industry caution over overregulation and FDA market withdrawals.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
James C. Eastland
Dmiss
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
House
Omnibus Administration
Eugene N. Beesley
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Beesley
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Association
Eli Lilly Pharmaceutical House
Indianapolis
Ind
Food and Drug Administration
Youth Drives Away After Being Halted In Mercedes
A Kansas City youth identified as Roger Howard Rains fled police Saturday night after being stopped for speeding. An officer directing him to the station was unable to keep pace as the Mercedes sped away on West Cherry route of K39. Rains, who lives outside the state, may face a warrant for misdemeanor charges requiring voluntary return.
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Kansas City
Roger Howard Rains
Rains
West Cherry
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows August 1962 Toll
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log figures in a period up to 9 am Monday. August totals reach 37 fatalities and there were 367 since January 1962, compared with 328 in the same period of 1961.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kennedy to Hold News Conference at 4 PM EDT
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. EDT Wednesday, the White House announced. The briefing will be held at the White House and cover current national matters.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Wilfrid Cavaness Falls and Fractures Hip
Former state senator Wilfrid Cavaness is hospitalized in Neosho Memorial after a fall at his home on 220 North Steuben. He suffered a fracture of the left hip and was brought by ambulance for X rays. The ex Tribune publisher, in his mid eighties, had recently returned home after weeks of treatment at the University of Kansas Medical Center and is resting comfortably.
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Wilfrid Cavaness
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cavaness
N. Steu
Ben
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Tribune
Eisenhower shoots 86 at Turnberry on vacation
AP dispatch from Turnberry shows Dwight D. Eisenhower scoring 86 on the 6,770 yard course with par 73. If counted with his 16 handicap he would have posted 70 three under par before his planned Belfast flight.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Eisenhower
Belfast
Alsogaray Launches Argentina Recovery Bond Drive
Economy Minister Alvaro Alsogaray launches a national recovery bond drive to revive Argentina's crisis ridden economy as part of his sweeping program to force new life into the slump.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alvaro Alsogaray
Kansas Votes In Congress On Communications Satellite Roll Calls
Kansas members' recorded votes show House passage 314 to 50 for a 30 million Federal Reserve Bank construction bill. Senate actions include motions to table Morse and limit debate on the communications satellite bill, with Carlson and Pearson voting on key divisions.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
House
Federal Reserve Bank
Avery
Breicing
Dole
Ellsworth
Shriver
McVey
Morse
D-Ore
Carlson
Pearson
Gore
D-Tenn
State Department
Mansfield
D-Mont
Carlson and Pearson
Senate
Clark
D-Pa
Woman Found Dead of Carbon Monoxide in Car
Mrs Jeraldine Dunbar Brown 34 wife of IBM Corp executive was found dead Sunday in the front seat of her car in the garage of her Hartsdale home AP reports carbon monoxide exposure most likely accidental with authorities noting no signs of foul play at the scene
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Hartsdale
N. Y
Jeraldine Dunbar Brown
International Business Machines Corp
Salina Woman Critical After Thayer Crash
A Salina woman Celia A. Greenough 22 and Wayne C. Hepler 24 Moran wereinjured in a two car collision at the US 169 and K47 intersection north of Thayer. Greenoughs family included two young children.
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Salina
Celia A. Greenough
Robert J. Greenough
Hepler
Thayer
Wayne C. Hepler
Moran
Greenough
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Robin Ann
Robert J. Jr
Highway Patrol
Tulsa
Heat Record Tied as Weekend Temps Hit 102
The mercury rose to 102 degrees Sunday after a 101 degree high Saturday tying this summer’s high at 102 on August 10. A 100 degree day occurred once more this summer on August 6.
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Mercury
Derailment of Dixie Flyer Kills Two Near Watseka
Authorities searched for the cause after a three car derailment of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Dixie Flyer near Watseka Illinois. A sleeper and two rear coaches departed rails Sunday as the Florida-bound train carrying 91 passengers bounced for blocks. The main line was cleared late Sunday.
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Watseka
Ill
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
C&ei
Driver Arrested After State Patrol Stop Near Stark
George C. McHenry of Earlton was arrested by the highway patrol near Stark on Saturday night on charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving speeding illegal tag use and no driver's license. He was lodged in the city jail and scheduled to appear in city court this afternoon.
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George C. McHenry
Earlton
Highway Patrol
Stark
Moonshot Back To Work At Marshall Space Flight Center
Construction workers at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville Alabama returned to their posts after a nearly week long strike. About 1500 private contractors were ordered by a federal court to end the walkout. Officials noted varied contractor schedules and no on gate pickets but expected full resumption of work as four days of production were lost.
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Huntsville
Ala
Marshall Space Flight Center
Flight
Jim Walker Charged After Accident Here
Police cited Jim Walker of 902 N Grant on reckless driving and leaving the scene after his 1954 Ford struck a parked 1949 DeSoto at the John Galemore residence 307 S Lafayette. Mrs Galemore said a youth admitted the collision and fled. Walker’s police court hearing was set for 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Jim Walker
N .Grant
John Galemore
S. Lafayette
Man Drowns When Boat Sinks At Wyandotte Lake
A boat carrying four children and two adults sank in Wyandotte County Lake on Sunday. Robert Schmidt, 34, drowned. Two of his children aged 4 and 5 were rescued by passing boaters along with his niece Margaret Manson 21 and two girls aged 5 and 6.
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Kansas City, Kan
Wyandotte
Robert Schmidt
Schmit
Margaret Manson
Russians Conduct Atmospheric Nuclear Test Over Novaya Zemlya
Swedish scientists at Uppsala University and Stockholm Geodesy Institute detected an atmospheric nuclear blast over the Novaya Zemlya region in northern Russia. Estimates ranged from 10 to 12 megatons with timing recorded at 4 02 a m EST.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Novaya Zemlya
Russia
Uppsala University Seismoogical Institution
Stockholm Geodesy Institute
Arne Bijerhammar
Stockholm Institution
Boeing Proposal Not Acceptable by Wichita Machinists
In Wichita the local lodge of the International Association of Machinists voted 1 728 to 4 against accepting Boeing Co new contract proposal.
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Wichita
Wichita Lodge
The
International Association of Machinists
Boeing Co
Fingerprints found in Plymouth cash heist probe
New England postal inspector William F. White said additional prints were found on road signs used to divert traffic during the Plymouth mail truck robbery. FBI has the prints. earlier prints appeared on a vehicle. Investigators report five men and a young woman may have been involved, with no named suspects yet.
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Boston
Plymouth
William F. White
New England
FBI
Washington
White
Buffalo
Route 3
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
West Berlin cracks down after weekend rioting
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt ordered police to use necessary vigor to crack down on rioters after clashes at the Redwall. East and West Berlin police battled protesters who targeted Soviets Americans and the wall amid responses to a border guard shooting leaving a refugee to die.
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East Berlin
Wall
Albert Watson
U.S
Watson
Ito
State Sen. John Glades declines GOP chairman post
TOPEKA AP State Sen. John V. Glades of Yates Center says he cannot accept the state Republican chairman post if offered He helped coordinate Sen James B Pearson's successful campaign and notes duties would hinder his senatorial district work Glades cites responsibilities to constituents and concerns over being circumscribed by the chairmanship
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Topeka
John V. Glades
Glades
Yates Center
James B. Pearson
U.S. Senate
Heis
Don Schnacke
Mrs Cooper Wins Tribune Tipster Award
Mrs Don Cooper of rural route 3 received a $3 award from The Tribune for last week's top news tip about a mysterious phone call requesting an ambulance to 402 South Steuben. The call aided a real rescue for Mrs Belle Leighty, injuring herself in a fall, and statewide AP coverage followed.
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Don Cooper
The
Tribune
Leighty
Associated Press
Chanute
the Tribune
Kansas City Woman Found Dead in Car
Mrs Louis Jenkins a 41 year old Kansas City Kansas woman was found dead early today in her burning motor car which had plunged down a 75 foot embankment at the east end of the James Street viaduct. She lay face down on the front seat as flames spurted from the car hood.
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Kansas
Wanda Schnoor
el Dorado
U.S
Augusta
Audrey Bryant
Kansas Turnpike
New York
Charles Cioffi
Bronx
William
Emporia
Frank Cummins
Dodge City
Highway 50
Kansas City
Kan
Louis Jenkins
James Street
Tragedy Strikes Negro Church Picnic Near Tallahassee
Eighteen people drown when a 14 foot wooden boat with a 742 horsepower engine sinks during a church picnic on Lake Tarquin near Quincy Florida. Jerome Maples, 11, is the sole survivor. 17 others and Sun day school superintendent Joseph Boyle, 25, perish as divers recover bodies. The tragedy shakes the St. John community and leads the Blessed Hope Missionary Baptist Church to suspend services.
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Quincy
Fla
Bouie
Lake Tarquin
Jerome Maples
Joseph Boyle
St. John
Tallahassee
Blessed Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Boule
Phone contact note for Tribune readers
Instructions urge readers to reach Tribune by calling their carrier or dial HE 1 3400 after 6 PM if the person cannot be reached. The item reads as a brief contact notice likely for service or information.
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Tribune
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