East Berlin Cars Openly Test Escorts as Tense Standoff Eases
In Berlin, Soviet armored cars and American sedans test freely through checkpoints amid a thaw. Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II orders escorts for Western vehicles at Checkpoint Charlie while Russians protest the memorial test. East German guards stay passive as city commandant's office shifts temporarily to Gen. Ivan Yakovobsky.
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U S stance on East German regime remains unchanged
Washington reports the United States will not recognize the East German Communist regime or its administrative entities. State Department spokesman Joseph W. Reap said the stance covers all parts of the regime and related authorities. He noted an upcoming Allied three nation statement would reflect this attitude.
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Couple Hurt In Car Mishap Near High Prairie Church
A Tulsa couple, Walter B. Hinton and Virginia M. Hinton, were injured when their car ran off US75 near High Prairie church while en route to Canada. Walter had a head cut and Virginia nose and back injuries. Police say a front tire blew out as she passed a truck. car crossed a ditch and fence, no truck collision.
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Weather fronts bring relief from heat across Kansas
A cold front moves into northwest Kansas expected to drop temperatures by about 10 degrees by Friday. Thunderstorms possible statewide with soaking rain from the front as it progresses, aiding soil moisture. Measurable rainfall reported ranged up to .80 inch in Woodruff and .56 in Long Island.
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Wichita
Tractor accident claims life near LaCygne Kansas
Harry Norton Jr. aged 40 died Wednesday from chest and internal injuries sustained in a tractor accident on his farm about five miles east of LaCygne Kansas. The death was reported as an accidental farm incident.
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Traffic Fatalities Rise in Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hours to 9 am Thursday with 43 fatalities in August. For 1962 total deaths reach 373, compared with 329 in the comparable 1961 period.
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Kansas
Groom Killed and Bride Raped in Reno Kidnap Case
A 23 year old Californian groom Jack Foster of Yreka died after being shot twice in the head by a gunman who abducted him and his bride from a motel in Reno driving to Truckee and Lake Tahoe. The assailant Lester Morford III 18 of Santa Rosa is jailed for assault with intent to kill.
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Gutierrez Bound Over To District Court
Felipe Gutierrez of Humboldt was bound over to district court on a fourth degree manslaughter charge in the death of Chanute teacher Mrs. Wallace Johnson. The ruling followed a long illness and a delay after a preliminary hearing on October 20. Bond is set at $2000 and Gutierrez remains on bond.
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Wallace Johnson
Chanute
West Main
Dogs Enlist With Lexington K-9 Corps After Lapse
Rex and Bo Bo, owned by Lexington residents, joined the Police Department K-9 Corps after licenses were acquired and backdated to July 1. The owners had let the dogs roam without permits for 52 days before the oversight was corrected.
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Earthquake Stricken Italians face rains in 150 mile quake belt
Thousands of homeless Italians in an open rain soaked encampment endure misery after quakes across a 150 mile belt from Naples to the Adriatic. 16 people were killed and 200 injured as the Italian cabinet ordered 3.84 million dollars for immediate and long term aid.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Area EUB Meets Here
The Evangelical United Brethren church here will host EUB minis-
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Seeing Eye Mower Demonstration Sparks Futuristic Devices
A compact prototype device from Douglas Aircraft’s Astropower Electronics Laboratory aims to identify 200 000 3D shapes with 400 retina cells and 400 brain units. It can guide vacuum cleaners and moon landers, detect warheads via signals, and distinguish submarines from whales, showcasing future autonomous guidance.
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Kennedy says U S trails Soviet space effort in race
President Kennedy warned that the United States is behind the Soviets in space and must invest heavily to catch up by decade's end. He cited Cuba, Berlin issues, a Senate probe into stockpiled strategic materials, and praised Arctic submarine feats as a historic milestone. He urged swift farm bill approval, stronger drug laws, a poll tax amendment, a broad foreign trade bill, and a $100 million UN loan.
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Beehive Disturbance Shuts Glenwood Baptist School
At Glenwood Baptist Church vacation Bible school in Kansas City a beehive was stepped on during recess. Twelve of fifty children and three teachers were stung prompting an early dismissal. Daniel Wayne Carpenter endured eight stings before returning home with a question for his parents about bees and creation.
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Carrier Enterprise In Mediterranean
The Navy's oldest and smallest attack carrier has turned over its role in the 6th Fleet's Mediter ranean striking force to the newer and larger carrier. The 86,000 ton nuclear powered Enterprise relieved the 40,000 ton World War II era Shangri La, which heads home to Mayport Naval Station near Jacksonville.
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Mental Health Center Reports Encouraging Uptake in Allen Neosho
The Allen Neosho Counties Mental Health Center reports growing community acceptance. Mrs. Leila Myers notes 17 direct patient interviews and 32 with relatives and professionals, plus 28 with teachers social workers ministers and groups. Plans include open house and interagency cooperation with Osawatomie State Hospital and Parsons State Hospital staff.
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Allen-Neosho Counties
Leila N. Myers
Myers
Assa.y
Jhouse
Nebraskan's Body Found Under Bridge
The body of Lloyd Stanley of North Platte Nebraska was found under the Randolph bridge at Tuttle Creek Reservoir after his abandoned car was located on the bridge. Kansas State Highway Patrol and Pottawatomie County officers identified him.
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Neosho Coun- Zieger
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Senate approves farm bill with strict new controls
The Senate passed a farm bill 47 to 37 adding Kennedy backed curbs to cut corn and feed grain surpluses. It awaits conference with the House which previously rejected tougher measures and extended voluntary programs. Republicans split on the bill with four joining Democrats in support.
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GOP Farm
Charles D. Hoeven
Secretary of Agriculture
Prayers Okay For Kansas Schools
Kansas Attorney General William F. Ferguson said that school children may continue to pray in public schools as opening exercises without participating being required. He joined 16 other state AGs opposing the ruling banning official school prayers, calling the decision unconstitutional and noting prayers can be voluntary.
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Kansas
William F. Ferguson
Jay
U.S. Supreme Court
Ferguson
High Court
Robbery hoax confessed by Wichita shoe store manager
A 23 year old shoe store manager Jerry Suddarth confessed to police that his Tuesday robbery and attack report was false He claimed he struck himself with a storm door and fell unconscious claiming the attack He took 300 dollars from the till and hid it at home before returning to the store Police filed a charge of false police report and an auditor was due at the store.
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