Foreign Aid Cut Deepens Kennedy Setback
Washington AP reports the House slashed 585 million from the foreign aid bill in a bipartisan late session vote. The roll calls 222-188 and 224-186 shifted momentum, with 172 Democrats and 52 Republicans for the bill vs 66 Democrats and 120 Republicans against. The measure now faces House Appropriations action and possible Senate restoration. The administration hopes to recover funding as the appropriation bill governs the year's money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kennedy
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Otto Passman
D-La
Alliance For Progress
Escape Hole Emerges as Miners Hope to Escape
In Hazleton Pennsylvania miners David Fellin and Henry Throne reported a 12 inch escape hole appeared as they are 331 feet underground for 10 days. A second drill and a four inch hole are progressing toward Louis Bova as rescue teams manage delays and dust safety measures. The group awaits a potential breakthrough midafternoon and a 30 hour enlargement to 17 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Navy
Acres Drive For Alfalfa Mill Expansion
National Alfalfa Milling and Dehydrating presses ahead with plans for a mill in southeast Kansas. About 1,000 acres are committed, short of a 1,500-acre target for next season, due in part to late soybeans. Farmers can contact local bankers or committee co chairs for more details.
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National Alfalfa
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Bruce Cramb
National
Kansas
John Gorton
Bank of Commerce
Neal McCoy
First National Bank
Glen MacLaren
Jim Benton
Agriculture Committee
Wesleyan Methodist Names New Pastor in Chanute
The Rev. R. E. Britton will replace Rev. Willard Lloyd as pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church at 1121 S. Evergreen effective Aug 25. The Brittons arrived in Chanute with their son and daughter in law while Lloyds family left for Maple Hill where Lloyd will pastor another Wesleyan Methodist church. Jim will attend Washburn College this fall and David will study at Multonvale Church School.
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R. E. Britton
Junction City
Willard Lloyd
Wesleyan Methodist Church
S. Evergreen
Britton
Chanute
Lloyd
Jim
David
Ruthie
Maple Hill
Washburn College
Multonvale
Road West Of Thayer Is Planned
A federal county secondary road project from the north edge of Thayer west into Wilson county is to be ready for letting late this year. The two and a half mile route will widen, grade, base prepare and surface with asphalt. Right of way negotiations are underway for the widening. Wilson county linking to a blacktop road two and a half miles south may be considered later. Three other Neosho county secondary projects are planned: bridges on Turkey Creek north of Earlton and Walnut Creek east of Erie, plus Kimball road improvement between US 59 and K146 through Kimball.
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Erie
Thayer
Wilson County
Neosho County
William S. Hill
Turkey Creek
Earlton
Walnut Creek
Kimball
Ice Cream Socials Advertised in Classifieds
Read ads in the first column of the classifieds. The socials promise hot weather fun and eating, promoting gatherings with ice cream and light refreshments for the community.
Reverend King to fill in at Methodist Sunday services
The Rev. Francis R. King of Parsons First Presbyterian will substitute at the First Methodist Church during the vacancy. He will deliver a 9 a.m. sermon titled For Sinners Only and return to his own church for a 10:45 a.m. sermon titled For Saints Only.
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Parsons, Kan
Francis R. King
First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Weather Area Forecast for Kansas Warm and Humid
Partly cloudy and warm with high 90s and humid conditions continue into Saturday. Southerly winds gusting to 30 mph. Low tonight near 70, northwest 60s. Showers possible in northwest counties. highs 93 to 98 in several cities. TOPEKA AP forecast notes a weak low across western Kansas but no major pattern change.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
Chanute
Lawrence
Manhattan
Hill City
Dodge City
Goodland
Hutchinson
Pickup Truck Crash Fatal to Hays Youth
A 21-year-old rural Hays man, Irvin J. Brungardt, was killed Thursday night when a pickup truck side swiped a concrete culvert four miles east of Hays on U S 4.
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Hays
Kan
Irvin J. Brungardt
Intercepted Letter to Cha Mentioned in Mundane Note
An intercepted letter to Cha appears in a fragment, with a reference to Eichmann of the mourning dove world receiving a jail sentence and a closing line noting that conscientious sportsmen applaud.
Kansas Oil Output Falls in 1962 Despite Gas Gains
The Independent Petroleum Association of America reports Kansas crude oil production dipped in 1962 while gas production rose. Crude output averaged 66 barrels per well with total daily production about 327,995 barrels. Prices averaged 2.91 dollars per barrel. Totals show declines in reserves and acreage leased, with geophysical crews reduced to 28 months.
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Tulsa
Okla
Kansas
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Texas
Louisiana
California
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arbitration Bill Moves Amid Rail Labor Deadlock
Senate Commerce Committee approved a binding arbitration bill to settle the rail labor dispute over work rules. A seven member board would include two carrier and two union reps plus three public members. Hearings to start within 30 days, award due within 90 days. House action uncertain.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce Committee
Arbitration Board
Owner Keeps Close Watch On Repairs to Old Mill
Troy Ohio AP reports a five gallon can buried under Altman Mill near Troy contained over 150000 dollars in U S currency unearthed during repairs. Guards protect the site as more digging follows amid heirs dispute and centuries old fortune rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, Ohio
Altman Millis
Here
Russell Stacy Altman
Altman
U.S
George Altman
Win
Mary Jane Ward
Troy
Chicago gambler Aiuppa jailed for three months over mourning doves
Joseph Aiuppa of Chicago received three months in jail and a $1000 fine plus two years probation for illegal possession and transportation of more than 500 mourning doves. Ray Palucca of Frontenac was placed on one year probation. The birds were seized from Aiuppa's car after a trip from Pittsburg area. The judge criticized the slaughter of the birds, noting evidence of between 900 and 1,400 killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph Aiuppa
Chicago
Ray Palucca
Frontenac
Aiuppa
Palucca
Stanley
Andrew E. Williams
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Kansas
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
Angela
John A. Gariglietti
Elmhurst, Sr
Juco Heads Invited To Space Meeting
EMPORIA Kan Oct 14 Senate Pearson announces NASA and NSF will hold a one day conference at Emporia State Teachers College to inform Kansas college leaders about space programs and collaboration with national agencies for science advancement. He invited presidents and faculty from Kansas colleges and junior colleges.
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Emporia
Kan
James B. Pearson
Passion Play Ticket Plan Starts Today
The Chamber of Commerce launches exchange tickets for two night performances of the Black Hills Passion Play at Memorial Auditorium September 17 and 18. Exchange tickets, usable as partial reservations, let buyers select seats in advance with a matinee September 17 for students. Box office opens September 5. advance seating can be arranged by phone or mail. The play stars Josef Meier as Christus and traces seven days in Jesus life. the traveling company includes 33 speaking roles plus 100 cast members with a 30 voice local chorus.
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Black Hills
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Clifford Funston
Independence
Josef Meier
Christus
Jesus
Luenen Westphalia
Germany
United States
South Dakota
Funston
Memorial Auditorium
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Wesleyan Methodist
Moore Brothers
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Orevene
Cha
Yours
Board
Wirtz
Magnuson
Congress
Doves
Airuppa
Juco
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