State Line Road Boosters In Meeting
A Kansas Missouri interstate freeway along the state line could reach the Gulf of Mexico speaker says at a meeting in Fort Scott. Mayor H T Smith of Drexel notes cost sharing and federal funds as incentives while listing many involved cities. The plan aims to relieve U S 69 71 congestion and could attract Oklahoma and Arkansas extension.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Gulf of Mexico
H. T. Smith
Drexel
Missouri
Kansas
Smith
Wichita
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Fred Hughes
Joplin Globe
Kennedy
Hughes
Kansas City
Baxter Springs
Galena
Louisburg
Merriam, Pittsburg
LaCygne
Mulberry Pleaston
Prairie Village
Mission
Amsterdam
Cleveland
Freeman
Hume
Joplin
Merwin
Nevada
UAW AMC Agreement Near As Talks Continue In Detroit
In Detroit, top negotiators for American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers pressed toward what was described as the industry’s first profit sharing plan. Sources said progress was possible by weekend with Walter Reuther and AMC leaders meeting overnight and staff called in for morning discussions.
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Detroit
Mich
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
AMC
Edward L. Cushman
George Romney
New Pastor at St. Paul Church in Chanute
The Rev LeRoy S Davidson is named pastor of St Paul Lutheran Church in Chanute. He previously led Walsburg Lutheran in Leon ardville and earned degrees from Augustana College and Augustana Theological Seminary. Davidson born in Rockford Illinois is married with two children and will lead his first service at 9 30 AM. He resides at 420 West 10th Street.
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LeRoy S. Davidson
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Mr. Davidson
Walsburg
Davidson
W. 10Th
Augustana Lutheran Church
Berlin Crisis Talks Blur Details After One-Hour Meeting
In Washington top U S officials and Western diplomats met about the Berlin crisis for one hour with no official statement issued. Attendees included Secretary of State Rusk Defense Secretary McNamara and adviser Bun dy with British French and West German ambassadors. They discussed a wide range of matters and stressed firmness against the Soviet Berlin threat while notes to Moscow warned against air corridor tampering.
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Washington
U.S
Berlin
Harold Caccia
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
Herve Alphand
Moscow
West Berlin
Rusk
State Department
Britain
Wilhelm Grewe
West Germany
White House
Kremlin
United States
Protests Over East German Travel Rules In Berlin
West Berlin crowds protested new East German travel regulations at two border offices near Zoo and Westkreuz stations. Major General Watson condemned the rules and blamed Soviet General Solovyev as Berlin police closed offices after late openings. Watson spent time at Soviet headquarters in Karlshorst as demonstrations continued.
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Berlin
al Ed
Bert Watson II
U.S
Wad Maslin
East
West Berlin
Watson
Andrei I. Solovyev
vFwPee
Graf
Zoo
Westkreuz
Willy Brandt
Karlshorst
Solovyev
Travel S
East Berlin
Allied Note Blasts Threats To West Berlin Air Corridors
The United States Britain and France delivered notes denouncing Soviet threats to the West Berlin air corridors. The notes were sent to Moscow and to Western capitals and warn against any attempt to tamper with civil air traffic between West Germany and West Berlin.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Foreign Ministry
Washington
London
Paris
Berlin
West Germany
Wellington grocer fined for safety lapse after meat grinder accident
Wellington grocer R. L. Childs was fined US$109 plus court costs for failing to protect employee safety after a July 3 accident in which Dennis Alvarez lost his right hand using a meat grinder at Childs store. Investigation was by Wasser for Insurance and state labor commissioner Harold Smith.
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Wellington (Ap
R. L. Childs
Wellington
Dennis Alvarez
Childs
Wasser
Harold Smith
State Labor Com
Adv
Headless Body Found Off Beach Near East Hampton
The headless body of Sidney Tanner of Tulsa Oklahoma, an employee of General Dynamics on assignment to the Elec tric Boat Division, was recovered Friday off Napeague Beach east of East Hampton. Tanner and three other technicians were calibrating electronic gear over the Atlantic when their light plane vanished Aug. 15. one other body had been found.
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East Hampton
N. Y
Atlantic Ocean
Napeague Beach
Here
Sidney Tanner
Tulsa
Oklo
Seismograph Corp
Electric Boat
General Dynamics Corp
New London
Wanted Man Jackson Killed by Kansas Trooper
Don ald Lee Jackson, sought for a 150000 dollar jewelry store robbery in Greenville D C, was killed in a gun battle with Patrolman Price Laub on the Kansas Turnpike east of Lawrence. Laub wounded in the knee but fatally shot Jackson as he reached for a weapon. Jackson died en route to a Lawrence hospital. Frederick Ray Williams, the other robbery suspect, surrendered in Houston. Jackson, 29, from Quinter Kansas, had FBI wanted across several states.
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Lawrence
Kan
Donald Lee Jackson
Greenville
D. C
Kansas
Price Laub
Jackson
Laub
Kansas Turnpike
Frederick Ray Williams
Houston
Tex
Quinter
FBI
University of Wichita
Weather Summary for Today and Weekend Forecast
At 10 30 the temperature today tops the date a high in 1943 and a low in 1917. Relative humidity at 10 3 am is 55 percent with a 28.97 inch steady barometer. Forecast calls for fair skies and a bit warmer through Sunday with tonight's low around the mid 40s and Sundays high in the lower 0s.
Mobilization to Activate 6500 Reservists and Guardsmen
The Defense Department orders 76 500 reservists and guardsmen to active duty in the largest mobilization since Korea. Most must report Oct 1 as part of a Kennedy era buildup to deter Berlin and other flashpoints. McNamara notes possible voluntary enlistments and one year recall limits while detailing shipbuilding and unit allocations.
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Washington
Deffense Department
Kennedy
Berlin
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara
Army
Air Force
Defense Department
McNamara
Navy
Marine Corps
Corps
Kansas Guard Units Mobilized Across Region
Up to 2,000 air reservists from Kansas City to Oklahoma City were called to active duty as the 442nd Troop Carrier Wing and supporting units mobilized. Based at Richards-Gebaur and Tinker AFBs, the wing will convert to Glidemasters, with 25 to 35 aircraft expected. Army and Air National Guard units in Kansas and Missouri also mobilized for training and deployment with several units slated for Fort Riley, Fort Knox, and Fort Gordon.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Defense Department
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Tinker Air Force Base
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas Army National Guard
10Th Ordnance General Auto Support Company
Manhattan
250Th Ordnance
Marysville
Ft Riley
Missouri Army National Guard
106Th Ordnance Company
de Soto
Ft. Knox
204Th Signal Battalion
Ft. Gordon
664Th Medical Company
St. Louis
Ft. Riley
Missouri Air National Guard
131St Tactical Wing
110Th Tactical Fighter Squadron
442Nd
Richards-Gebaur
Charles D. Daily
Col. Daily
110Th Ordnance Company
250Th Ordnance Company
Jet Crashes in Oklahoma City Kill Two Girls
An Air Force F100 crashed in a Midwest City residential area near Sinker Air Force Base killing two girls, Tibbie and Judy Tuttle, ages 2 and 4. Pilot 1st Lt. W. H. Barbour bailed out before the craft exploded, injuring several residents and destroying seven homes. Barbour was among 16 jets en route from Myrtle Beach to Nellis AFB on a training mission.
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Oklahoma City
Air Force
Sinker Air Force Base
W. H. Barbour
Donald Tuttle
Ferguson Street
Midwest City
Tibbie Tuttle
Judy
Tinker Afb Hospital
Donald Ray
Barbour
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Nellis Afb
Nev
Car Crashes Tree, Salinan Killed
Charles C Ellis of Salina was fatally injured when a car crashed into a tree and burned early today. Passenger Lela Howard of Walnut Ridge Arkansas was injured and taken to a hospital unconscious. Ellis, from San Diego, was believed to work for Convair Astronautics in Salina.
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Topeka
Charles C Ellis
Salina
Lela Howard
Walnuto Ridge
Ark
Ellis
San Diego
Calif
Convair Astronautics
Brazilian president resigns sparks national crisis amid power vacuum
President Janio Quadros quits after seven turbulent months causing chaos as Vice President Joao Goulart returns from Singapore to assume leadership. Pro Quadros protests erupt. army and police maintain order while Brazil faces internal strife and foreign policy tensions with Cuba and the Soviet bloc.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Janio Quadros
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Labor Party
Moon Eclipse Displayed Across Chanute Area
A 99 percent lunar eclipse remained clearly visible in the Chanute area last night with a coppery red hue. The event began at 7:36 p.m. and ended at 10:41 p.m. Atmospheric refraction produced the copper color, while low clouds limited views for some observers in the northeastern United States.
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Chanute
Associated Press
American Museum-Hayden
United States
The
Weather Bureau
Air Museum Planned At Wichita Airport
Plans for a 260000 dollar air museum at Wichita Municipal Airport were announced by Walter Innes III. The initial collection of 22 aircraft from Louis Anderson of Mansfield Missouri will be leased for display. The 59000 square foot building may later include a library and staff expect aviation groups to relocate their headquarters to the site.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita Municipal Airport
Walter Innes III
Wichita
National Antique Air Museum and Hall of Fame
Louis
Andy Anderson
Mansfeld
Anderson
Innes
Driver Arrested After DWI Report in City
Robert Banta 18 of 115 N Lar son was arrested around 1 am on a driving while intoxicated charge. Police took him at Oak and Lafayette after a call about erratic driving. He posted 125 bond and a 4 pm Thursday police court hearing was set.
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Robert Banta
Realtors Clinic Features Talks and Panel in Southeast Kansas
An all day Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards clinic in southeast Kansas featured two talks and a panel. Nestor R. Weigand emphasized brokers assets and reputation while A J Dawson discussed administration of the licensing law. The event drew 50 to 60 attendees with Abshier Cooper Terrell Hostetter and Dawson on the panel.
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Kansas Assn. of
Real Estate Boards
Nestor R. Weigand
Wichita
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
A. J. Dawson
Topeka
Kansas Real Estate Commission
Weigand
Dawson
Ic. E. Abshier
Parsons
Phil Cooper
Chanute
Allen Terrell
G. L. Hostetter
Coffey
Race Car Driver Chet Hamby Killed in Topeka Collision
AP reports Kansas City driver Chet Hamby, 32, died from head injuries after a race collision at Mid-America Fair in Topeka. His car and Axel Nyberg of Topeka crashed on the straightaway in front of the grandstand. Hamby’s vehicle rolled over multiple times. Nyberg sustained only minor bruises.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Chet Hamby
Hamby
Axel Nyberg
Nyberg
Mulvane Old Settlers Day to Serve Free Beef Lunch
In Mulvane Kansas a 28 by 5 foot pit held 1200 pounds of beef roasted through the night and morning on Main Street. The covered pit was to be opened this afternoon for a free barbecue lunch during the town's 88th annual Old Settlers Days.
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Mulvane, Kan ‘Ap
Main Street
Mulvane
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka For August 21 1961
Kansas traffic death log notes 24 hours to 9 am Saturday recording fatalities in Topeka. For August 21 1961 data compares with the 1960 period and shows 30 deaths versus 324 across the two-year span.
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Topeka
Kansas
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John Young
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Young
Debra Cox
Mort Cox
S. Western
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George Wiltse
S. Lafayette
Allen Cox
Dale Cox
W. 9Th
Tribune Phote
Defense Secretary
Tribune
Callad Umn
Nave
Es Ory Wer
Kansas Guard
Salinan
South America
Quadros
Brasilia
Recife
Atlantic
Alde Janeiro
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Sao Paulo
Ernesto Guevara Quadros
Guevara
Air Museum
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