West Berlin air corridor tensions flare over MIG flights
Allied spokesmen said Soviet MIGs challenged the south Berlin to Frankfurt corridor with a 20 mile wide lane. Western pilots replied by flying at altitudes the Soviets sought to reserve. Britain and the United States protested and delivered formal notes to the Soviet Foreign Ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Moscow
Ers
Frankfurt-Berlin
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
East Germany
Royal Air Force
Sir Christopher Steel
County Dads Not Informed Of Violations
Neosho County officials say they have received no formal notice tying the county to a list of cash basis and budget law violations released by Attorney General William Ferguson. The list covered 76 counties and six cities for 1959 or 1960, with Neosho listed for 1959 due to a $1,691.20 social security fund overdraw in the budget. County Clerk Marion Showalter notes no official letters have arrived since 1957 and that the issue stems from insufficient budget allocations and transfers between funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Neosho County
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Marion Showalter
Showalter
Prosecutor Accuses Suspect as Coat He Wore Is Stolen
In Chattanooga Raymond Roberts on trial for burglary, the prosecutor halted proceedings to claim the defendant wore a coat stolen from his home. Roberts, 34, was held for a grand jury and later charged with burglarizing the home of prosecutor Joe DiRisio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Raymond Roberts
Riley Graham
Roberts
Joe DiRisio
Farm Groups Endorse Freeman Plan Amid Some Objections
Six major Kansas farm organizations backed Secretary Freeman's wheat plan on tighter acreage and bushel controls with Congress to decide final details. Kansas Farm Bureau opposed it. Western congressmen Breeding and Dole voiced concerns over government grain dumping to spur farmer compliance while others urged administrative reform to cut surpluses without raising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Kansas
J. Floyd Breeding
Robert Dole
Freeman
Jim Dyess
National Association of Whett Growers
Washington
Steel Talks Underway At First Formal Bargaining Session
In Pittsburgh AP reports top negotiators began formal talks for a new steel industry labor contract. United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald and U S Steel chief negotiator R Conrad Cooper led sessions with aides as unions and industry teams from major producers held separate discussions. They expressed hope for a quick agreement with no further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Cooper
McDonald
Shues Family Welcomes Triplet Boys in Oneida City
SHERILL NY AP The Shues family grows from five to eight as Douglas and Barbara Shue welcome triplet boys born Wednesday at Oneida City Hospital. The couple previously had five children and now celebrate the addition of three sons.
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Sherill
N.Y
Shues
Douglas Shue
Barbara
Weather Summary for Topeka and Kansas Regions
Moderate rains spread across Kansas overnight with cooler temperatures and increasing clouds. Forecast calls for rain ending today with partly cloudy skies, highs in the 40s and nights in the 20s to 30s, widespread rainfall totals from one-quarter to three-quarters of an inch in eastern areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Garden City
Chanute
Goodland
Pittsburg
Osawatomie
Emporia
Lyndon
Lincoln
Wilson
Reading
Man Crushed to Death In Foundry at Dewey
Alfred Tatum, 40, of Caney Kansas, was killed in a sand mulcher at J&S Foundry in Dewey Oklahoma when another worker started the machine while he cleaned inside it. County Attorney James Connor said a safety device appears not to have been engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey, Okla
Alfred Tatum
Caney
Kas
J&s
James Connor
Tatum
Connor
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Report
Topeka traffic death log shows 0 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Thursday for February 19, 1962. The 1962 tally compares to 53 deaths in the same period in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Doctors to Speak at Emporia Regional Meeting
Dr. William C. Menninger of Topeka and Dr. W. Clarke Wescoe KU chancellor will address a regional meeting of the American College of Physicians in Emporia on February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
William C. Menninger
Topeka
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
American College of Physicians
Child Bitten by Dog in Suspected Rabies Case
Kenneth Patterson reports his daughter was bitten by a dog yesterday at 1005 S Garfield. Police spoke with the dog owner who said the animal had rabies vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Patterson
S. Garfield
U S Attache Shot to Death In Congo
In Leopoldville Lt. Col. Helen D. Stogner assistant U S military attache shot in bed and died an hour later. A Congolese chauffeur was arrested but yielded no useful information. U N and Congolese police investigated as 500 troops searched the area and diplomats quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
the Congo
U.S
Helen D. Stogner
Paso
Tex
U.N
Stogner
Parchembise
G. McMurtrie Godley
Elizabeth Tring
Washington, D.C
Glatt Hospitalized for Back Injury in Topeka
Carl W. Glatt executive director of the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights is hospitalized in Topeka for treatment of a back injury the commission announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Carl W. Glatt
The
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Teen injured when brakes lock in single vehicle crash
Willard Hasty age 19 of 214 West Mulberry reported his car went off US 169 north of here around midnight after brakes allegedly locked. Investigating officers noted the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hasty
W. Mulberry
Here
Bronx man loses $16800 after quick home invasion
Seymour Franklin, 47, a Bronx produce salesman, says he won 16800 over a few days betting with a bookie but two armed men robbed him in his home, taking the cash. He notes his wife Sophia runs an Englewood antique store. The incident follows earlier big bets at Hialeah and Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seymour Franklin
Franklin
Bronx
Hialeah
Bowie
Seymour
Sophia
Englewood
N.J
Barmaid alerts police as man dies at Miami bar
Amelia Madelis telephones to report a man who sits staring at her then is found dead by police at One Elev en bar. Medical examiner ruled Norman Peterson, 46, of Miami, died of natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Amelia Madelis
Protective Custody For Youth
A young man found dazed in a farm field six miles east and one mile south of here was taken into protective custody by the sheriff around 10 30 a m He was identified as Hosein Rangan Tehrani 28 a Iranian exchange student at Pittsburg State College Officials said he had been under treatment for emotional disturbance He was held at Erie pending psychiatric examination and care Authorities said Tehrani was identified by a car parked on highway K39 north of the field Clarence Greve the farm operator alerted police who notified the sheriff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Hosein Rangian-Tehrani
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
Erie
Tehrani
Clarence Greve
Sheriff's Office
Weiner Seeks Re Election In Neosho County
Erie Carl Weiner II of Chanute filed yesterday as a Republican primary candidate for re election to the office of state representative from Neosho County. County Clerk Marion Showalter reported he is completing an initial two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Carl Weiner II
Chanute
Neosho County
Marion Showalter
Lebo postmaster retires after 36 years service
Mrs. Russell George, postmaster at Lebo Kansas, since 1936, will retire on February 28. Mrs. Glen Thorne will serve as acting postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebo, Kas
Russell George
Lebo
Glen Thorne
Censorship Defeats Professional Aims at Navy Journal
Rear Adm. William C. Mott testified that Pentagon censors blocked three articles in the JAG Journal, arguing such censorship would defeat professional journals. He noted civilians authored the pieces and that the directive restricting foreign policy statements caused confusion, though not applicable to civilians. Thurmond criticized the case, citing Lissitzyn’s U2 and RB47 analysis as significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William C. Mott
Pentagon
Naval Law Review
Senate
Subcommittee
JAG Journal
Mott
Judge Advocate General of
Navy
Defense
Robert S. Mcnamara
Asst. Secretary of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Inadequate Legal Aid, Hickock Says
Richard Eugene Hickock testified at a habeas corpus hearing that his court appointed attorney failed to seek a venue change from Finney County and did not offer a defense. He described pre trial public hostility and said he was told ministers opposed capital punishment would influence the trial location. He alleged the lawyer did not try for a separate trial and did not offer witness defense and charged for witness expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kas
Richard Eugene Hickock
Finney County
Harrison Smith
Garden City
Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Herbert Clutter
Walter Thiele
Sry
Garsden City
Fire damages U.S. Embassy construction in Mexico City
A blaze swept through the partially completed U.S. Embassy in Mexico City on a Wednesday night. Flames rose to 250 feet, destroying scaffolding and steel work. no injuries. Loss estimated at $160,000 with completion delayed by six months to a year. about 400 workers on site. Firefighters faced low water pressure, gaining control after 90 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
U.S
Latin America
Paseo de la Reforma
Tribune Phone Help for Reaching Your Carrier
Instructions urge callers to contact their Tribune phone or, if unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. to reach the carrier. The note emphasizes after hours access and directs to the specific exchange for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Gale halts launching with another try planned tomorrow
Gale winds and Atlantic storms force NASA to again postpone John Glenn's Mercury launch. Weather officials warn only a clear day will permit liftoff, with a decision due after a midnight briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Glenn
John A. Powers
John
W. H. Glenn Jr
NASA
Central Atlantic
United States
Powers Reau
National Aeronautics and A _ meteorologist
Statistics Space Administration
Walter C. Wil
Liams
Atlantic
NASA Day
Cape
Paul Haney
Project Mercury
Walter C. Williams
Cape Canaveral Control Center
Glenn Not Fretting Over New Delay In Space Voyage
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla APJohn H Glenn Jr handles ongoing delays with busy preparation and training. Psychologist Dr Robert Voas notes his calm under pressure and ability to bear frustration as setbacks arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Cape Canaveral, Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Robert Voas
America
Voas
Space
John
Anderson Speaks at Lions Club on Pakistan Dam Work
Andy Anderson of Chanute addressed the Lions Club at the Tioga Hotel about his recent work on a large dam in Pakistan and his travels in several foreign countries. The meeting announced a Lions eyeglass collection in Chanute, totaling over 400 pairs sent to CARE for overseas distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Anderson
Chanute
Lions Club
Tioga Hotel
Anderson
Pakistan
Two Choices For Privileged In Latin America
Washington AP The head of Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress says the privileged class in Latin America faces a choice between backing reform goals or risking a Cu ban type revolution. Teodoro Moscoso, who oversees the aid program, criticized Lat in-American and U.S. businessmen who argue social reforms can wait for economic growth. He spoke at a National Press Club luncheon, stressing tax land and other reforms tied to U.S. aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Teodoro Moscoso
U.S
Moscoso
National Press Club
Police Round Up Two Sheep In Iola Area
Police rounded up two sheep at Lincoln and Main and at 2nd and Lincoln after a taxi driver saw them. A radio tip led to a truck driver at a cafe who said the sheep were from his vehicle. A third sheep with a broken leg was found on US 169 south of Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Main
2Nd
Lola
US 169
Iola
Co. J. Record
Don Morris
Record
Carl Swaze
Parsons
Elliott Truck Lines
Vinita
Okla
Temporary Director of Recreation Named for Six Months
Wendell H. McMurray is appointed acting city recreation director for six months or until a qualified full-time director is found. He will be paid $300 monthly and serves as Recreation Commission chair. The commission cites difficulty hiring and budget constraints, with 20 applicants screened and two candidates under consideration not yet available before June. A men’s fitness program is planned at Hutton School, with volleyball and ten weeks of sessions starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell H. McMurray
City Recreation Commission
McMurray
Recreation Commission
Sam Dixon
Commission
Dixon
Larry Heeb
Heeb
The
Seven Die In Kankakee Area Home Fire
In St Anne Woods near Kankakee Illinois a five room frame house burned killing six brothers aged 12 to 1 and Barbara Ewing 3. Their mother Gwendolyn Mallory 40 was away at a neighbor’s when the blaze started at 1130 p.m. Defective wiring is blamed. The children were left in charge of Michael 12 with Harold 8 Bruce 7 Claude 5 Robert 2 and Mark 1. The neighbor’s daughter Barbara Ewing 3 also perished. The family’s father Robert Mallory died in a Chicago building collapse about 18 months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Ill
St. Anne Woods
Gwendolyn Mallory
Pembroke Township
Robert Hayes
Clifton
Three Bomber Crew Parachutes to Safety in Fire Crash
In Marlow Oklahoma a B58 Hustler bomber from Carswell AFB fell in flames after a rain storm. Three crew members parachuted to safety and were later located near the farm. Maj John C Irving the pilot and Capt Avalon the defensive system operator were found later with Capt Robert Fuller sustaining a fractured arm. Capt Donald Avalon cith lac erations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow
Okla
Air Force
Oklamma
Carswell Afb
Fort Worth
Tex
John C. Irving
Morriston
Ark
Robert Fuller
Waterlick
Donald Av‘alon
St. Louis
Irving
Avalon
Fuller
Jury finds Johnson guilty of second degree murder
A Manhattan district court jury returns a verdict of second degree murder against Ernie Johnson 46 for the shotgun death of Clifford Pride 57 on January 1. Judge Lewis McLaughlin deferred sentence. Johnson told county attorney John Stites the shooting followed an argument after drinking at Johnson's filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Ernie Johnson
Clifford Pride
Lewis McLaughlin
Johnson
County Atty
John Stites
Pride
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Pester West
Dewey
Congo
Weiner
Oliver J. Lissitzyn
Columbia University
Thurmond
Lissitzyn
Naval War College
Mexico
Bermuda
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