Plane crash blamed on death by own action bomb
Senator Monroney said new laws may be needed after a Jan. 6 airliner crash killed 34, with evidence pointing to a passenger suicide bombing. FBI involvement grew as CAB investigators described fragment injuries and a blue bag possibly containing the bomb. The victim Julian Andrew Frank, a 32 year old Westport lawyer, died with 33 others en route from New York to Miami near Bolivia North Carolina.
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Julian Andrew Frank
Westport, Conn
National Airlines
NEW York
Bakke
Bolivia
N.C. Frank
Ft. Fisher
N.C
Frank
Monroney
Andrew
Ellen
Connecticut
New York City
Aaron Frank
LSU Dean Accused in Murder of LSU Teacher
Baton Rouge officer arrest Dr. George H. Mickey 49 dean of LSU Graduate School on murder charges in the beating death of biology teacher Dr. Margaret Rosamond McMillan 39. Investigators cited notes photographs and missing weapon as they seek evidence while Favrot urged full disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
George H. Mickey
Margaret Rosamond McMillan
Mickey
Louisiana State University Graduate School
McMillan
Mississippi River
LSU
New Orleans
Atty
J. St. Clair Favrot
Sheriff's Office
Favrot
Louisiana
Lttle
Iss
Dr. McMillan
Miss McMillan
Claude
Texas Panhandle
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Oklahoma University
University of Texas
Northwestern University
Evanston
Northwestern
Winter Storm Moves Through Kansas With Snow Trails
The first 1960 winter storm in Kansas moved out after dumping moisture statewide. St. Francis logged 10 inches, Atwood 8, Goodland 6, with St. Francis in the northwest hit hardest. Forecasters warn of clearing and continued cold, with highs in the 20s and overnight lows near 18.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
North Central
Marysville
Salina
Dodge City
St. Francis
Atwood
Goodland
Pittsburg
Sheriff Sale Nets $4191.75 in Erie County Tax Auction
ERIE The sheriff's sale of 45 Neosho County tax delinquent properties in Erie raised $4191.75. The total tax liens were $5203.43. About 50 to 75 people attended the courthouse auction, which ran from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. The top bid was $2700 for a Chanute property, with A R Huds peth of Chanute as bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Neosho County
Chanute
A. R. Hudspeth
Parking Meter Licenses For 1960 Available
Parking meter licenses for 1960 are now available at the police station for motorists. 1959 licenses expired Jan 1 but were honored until receipt of the new decals. Vehicles without the new license or without using meters will be ticketed after this week. The license exempts the driver from feeding meters. The full year costs $24 or $2 a month for partial year.
Public Library Story Hour Announces Two Tales
The Public Library will present A Whistle for Tootles and The Little Fish That Got Away at 10 30 a.m. Saturday. Children and families are invited to attend these story readings at the library location.
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Public Library
No Conclusions On Job Training In Chanute
About 25 Chanute school administrators board members and local businessmen met at Chanute High School to discuss a cooperative on the job training program for seniors. No conclusions were reached. next board meeting will revisit the proposal. The plan would pair morning classroom work with afternoon paid apprenticeships in local firms. Merle Bodine explained the program and noted others operate in Coffeyville Olathe Lawrence Wichita and Atchison.
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Chanute
Buford Fisher
Merle Bodine
Topeka
Coffeyville
Olathe
Lawrence
Wichita
Atchison
W. C. Markley
Ted ‘Churchill
A. E. Goodwin
Glenn Halbe
Aubrey W. Bostwick
Ed Caldwell
Charles N. Ballou
Kenneth C. Cole
Offe Painter
O. H. Cunningham
Bill Young
Thomas Bergfald
Floyd Naff
Floyd Potter
Ed Rideau
John Nation
Supt.Fisher
Wendell McMurray
Eldon Penner
Jim Gilbreath
Robert Geiger
Marion Stevens
Della Reed
Obscene Magazines Bring Fines in Kansas City Court
Fines totaling 1350 dollars were levied against nine persons in city court on fourteen charges of selling obscene magazines. Lawyers say all nine defendants will appeal to the Jackson County Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jackson County
Pair Plead Guilty To Stealing Corn
Kenneth Bockover and Stephen Bockover uncle and nephew from Chanute pleaded guilty to grand larceny in Fre donia district court. Kenneth received up to five years in the state reformatory. Stephen got a similar sentence but parole for two years to Wilson County. They were charged with stealing car corn from a box car near Zion church Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Kenneth Bockover
Chanute
Wilson County
Fredonia
Kenneth
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Bill Danning
Roy Johnson
Zion Church
Four Firms Accused by FTC of Deceptive TV Ads
The Federal Trade Commission charged four major firms and three ad agencies with deceiving the public with television commercials. It cited misrepresentations in margarine and toothpaste ads plus demonstrations that did not prove claims. Firms named include Standard Brands Blue Bonnet Margarine Colgate-Palmolive Aluminum Co of America Wear-Ever Aluminum Pepsodent. agencies Ted Bates Ketchum MaCleod Grove Foote Cone Belding. Respondents have 30 days to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Brands, Inc
New York City
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Palmolive
Aluminum Co. of America
Pittsburgh
Wear-Ever Aluminum Inc
Philadelphia
Lever Brothers Co
FTC
Federal Trade Commission Act
Colgate-Palmolive
Alcoa
Ted Bates & Co. Inc
Ketchum, MaCleod & Grove Inc
Foote, Cone & Belding
Driver Fined for Driving With Suspended License
Merle Dean Toews of Earlton was fined 200 dollars and costs and paroled for six months from a sixty day sentence after pleading guilty in city court to driving with a suspended license. He was cited by the highway patrol on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Dean Toews
Earlton
Highway Patrol
First Aid Courses Open To City Workers And Scouts
City workers begin a standard first aid course at the fire station from 4 to 6 pm taught by Mrs. Roy Tunnell with Mrs. Howard Winans coordinating. A Boy Scout and leader class met in the Memorial building while an advanced first aid course led by Mrs. Ranabargar concluded today. Five Passionist missionaries from St. Paul attended the weeklong sessions in the Memorial building with instructors plans to take an instructors course in Pittsburg next month.
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Howard Winans
Neosho County
Red Cross
Memorial Building
Ranabargar
Iive
Dominic Crawford
Benedict Vigil
Martin Bradtke
Kevin C. P
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Richard Smith
Highway Patrol
First Aid Class Enrolls Scouts and Leaders
Forty four Boy Scouts and ten scouting leaders enrolled in a first aid class that met in the Memorial Building. The course runs Thursday evenings 7 to 9 for three weeks with Mrs. Carl Ranabarg aiding instruction. It aims to teach first aid for camping and scouting activities and fulfills merit badge requirements.
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Memorial Building
Carl Ranabargar
Pay Hike Plan For Legislators
TOPEKA AP No free tickets to Kansas State or K U games and no free steak dinners for lawmakers as guests of lobbyists under a proposed constitutional amendment by Rep. Alvin Bauman. The plan also seeks higher pay and meal allowances while housing a ban on gifts or compensation related to legislation.
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Topeka
Kansas State
K.U
Alvin Bauman
D-Sabetha
Kansas
Bauman
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Report 0 Deaths In 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log shows no fatalities in the Topeka area during the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Friday. The 1960 period compares with 13 deaths in the same 24 hours of 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Fear for Two Airmen In Alaskan Crash
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP A six engine B47 bomber crashed after takeoff near Eielson Air Force Base bursting into flames. Co pilot Capt Alfred S Despres jumped and helped rescue Capt Daniel J Hahn. Two others believed trapped and killed. Crew reported gear trouble and mechanical failures caused the crash.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Alfred S. Despres
Daniel J. Hahn
Eielson Air Force Base
Here
Air Force
U.S. Government Property Valued at 264 Billion Dollars
An annual inventory shows the federal government owns about 264 billion dollars in real and personal property. The figure, far from complete, covers cash, equipment, books, and assets such as bases and installations. The report notes many assets were undervalued by old appraisal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
House
Government Operations Committee
William L. Dawson
D-Ill
Library of Congress
Smithsonian Institute
Bank and hardware store robbed in Talmage Kansas
Robbers broke into the Talmage Lumber and Hardware Co and the Talmage State Bank in Dickinson County. Heavy tools were used to force access to the bank with about 176 dollars in silver and an unknown cash and checks from 15 safety deposit boxes stolen. Authorities from KBI FBI and the Dickinson County sheriff’s office investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage, Kas
Dickinson County
Talmage Lumber and Hardware Co
Talmage State Bank
Earl C. Herman
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dickinson County Sheriff's Office
Crash injures Mrs. Ramsey in two-vehicle collision
Mrs. Robert E. Ramsey, 32, and driver Ernest B. Willis, 50, were involved in a crash at 7th and Santa Fe. Ramsey suffered cuts and bruises while both cars were heavily damaged. A second, minor accident at 1419 S. Santa Fe later damaged the Ramsey vehicle.
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Robert E. Ramsey
S. Santa Fe
7Th
Santa Fe
Ernest B. Willis
Carl Junction
Ramsey
Shirley Joan Hizey
Karen Louise Hizey
Joan Ramsey
Susan Ramsey
Willis
Ford
General Foods
St. Louis
Quinton Max Jackson
Jackson
2Ist
Plummer
Peru Sees New Quakes. Several Reported Injuries
Sharp earthquakes shook Peru today with tremors centered in Ica Province. Reported injuries and disrupted services follow the quakes as authorities assess damage and provide updates.
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Lima
Peru
Ica
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Oscar Bakke
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Suse
Ashley Clinic
W. 5Th
Tribune
Chanute Building
Lincoln
Toory
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Roy Tunnell
U.S
Talmage
Crash
Mrs. Ramsey
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