Colombia Demands Strong Cuba Action At Inter American Meeting
At Punta del Este Colombia urged full collective economic and diplomatic action against Cuba, warning some nations may intervene if the OAS does not act forcefully. Guatemala echoed calls for pressure as Argentina and Brazil proposed coexistence with Castro while condemning Cuba.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Organization of American States
Colombia
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Castro
Jose Joaquin Caicedo Castrilla
Guatemala
Caicedo
United States
Jesus Anda Murillo
Soviet Union
Red China
OAS
Law Enforcement Meet Draws 150 Officers Tomorrow
Up to 150 law enforcement officers and officials are set to attend a specialized school on Searches and Seizures in the Memorial Building district court room from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Kansas City FBI, Attorney General William Ferguson, and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation organize the series with participation from Chanute police and Erie sheriff's office officials.
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Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas
Memorial Building
William Ferguson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Supreme Court de
KBI
Chanute Police Department
Erie Sheriff's Office
Federal Fund
Kansas Industrial Development Commission Planning Division
Chamber
Joe Melnyk
U.S
Melnyk
Arcade For Citizenship Action
House Approves Postal Rate Rise Including Junk Mail Increase
The House tentatively approved a bill raising postage by a penny per letter and boosting third class rates to fund direct mail costs. Final action expected today as the measure, aided by Kennedy administration and House leaders, aims for about 700 million in potential Senate receipts.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
Weather warms across Kansas with partly cloudy forecast
FORECAST Partly cloudy and a little warmer through Thursday with low tonight mid twenties and high Thursday near 40. Tonight's lows range from 15 in the north to 25 in the south. Highs today reach the 30s east to 40s west as sub zero readings end. Snow depth remains 6 inches. More thawing expected today and Thursday across Garden City Dodge City and Goodland.
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Topeka
Kangas
Wamego
Pittsburg
Chanute
Wichita
Lawrence
Goodland
Garden City
Dodge City
Weather Bureau
Verdict Confuses KU Ownership Case in Houston
A Houston jury failed to resolve ownership of a 12 acre tract tied to a 244 acre $10 million property held by the University of Kansas Endowment Foundation. The 1861 deed and map misdescribed the land as 259 acres. The jury’s split finding suggested removals on the north or south side, prompting judges to invite motions from 47 attorneys by Friday.
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Houston, Tex
University of Kansas
Houston
Thomas J. Stovall Jr
University of Kansas Endowment Foundation
Old Trail Tracks Historical Park Bill Advances
A Kansas House committee approved a bill to create Old Santa Fe Trail Tracks state historical park. The measure, backed by the State Parks and Memorial Committee, would transfer 60 000 dollars from the Kansas Centennial fund to acquire three tracts in Ford and Gray counties. The State Historical Society would oversee the land purchases, preserving tracks believed to show early trail travel by vehicle and animal in Kansas history.
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Topeka
State Historical Park
House
State Parks and Memorial Committee
Kansas Centennial Fund
Ford
Gray
State Historical Society
Kansas
Senate Bill Eases Tax on Du Pont GM Stock Payouts
The measure would lower taxes for Du Pont stockholders receiving 3.5 billion in General Motors stock from an antitrust ruling. It targets capital gains rates for the distribution, potentially shielding about two thirds of the 200000 Du Pont holders from taxes and cutting total taxes from over 1 billion to roughly 470 million.
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Washington
Senate
du Pont
General Motors
House
Kennedy
Supreme Court
G. M
Canh
Bill Would Add 110000 to Beloit Girls Industrial School Budget
A House bill from the Ways and Means Committee proposes adding 110000 to Gov. John Andersons budget for Beloit Girls Industrial School to construct a cottage for inmates. Rep. John Conard notes capacity issues at the institution. The change is the sole adjustment in a 1.7 million general fund appropriation package.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Beloit
Ways and Means
John Conard
R-Greensburg
Governor's Department
Board of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Committee
Sumner County Traffic Rates and Crop Reports Mentioned
A terse AP transcription notes Sumner County's traffic fatality ranking and crop reporting data for January reports from 1961 and 1962. The fragment references Topeka, Kansas wheat data, and federal state crop reporting for the periods ending January and references to hours and dates in 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sumner County
Wheat County
Dean Skinner Receives JayCee Distinguished Service Award
Chanute mortician Dean Skinner won the annual Distinguished Service Award at the Fort Scott JayCee meeting on February 24. The event, titled Bosses Night, honored Skinner and four other DSA candidates while a panel of five judges selected him for the community service prize.
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Dean Skinner
N. Forest
DSA
Chanute Mortician
Chanute JayCeesing
Fort Scott
Jay Cees
Skinner
Herman Colvin
Chanute
Dwight Blackwood
Sam Dixson
Larry McCune
Larry Mathews
Presbyterian Church
JayCee
George Marshall
Kan
Reception Sunday at Executive Mansion Opens Kansas Day Club Meeting
TOPEKA AP A reception at the executive mansion Sunday from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. will open activities for the annual meeting of the Women's Kansas Day Club. The club is nonpartisan. A meeting of the partisan Kansas Women's Republican Club is scheduled Saturday.
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Topeka
Executive Mansion
Kansas Day Club
Kansas Women's Republican Club
Holy Week Plans Discussed by Cha nute Ministerial Alliance
The Cha nute Ministerial Alliance met at St. Paul Lutheran to discuss Holy Week and Good Friday services for 1962. Rev. Gene Miller reviewed last year’s program and Rev. Floyd Thuston outlined plans for this year at February’s meeting.
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Chanute Ministerial Alliance
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Gene Miller
Floyd Thuston
County Social Welfare Office
Palestine
Hutchison
Resolutions Honor Mr and Mrs Paulen Adopted
In Topeka the legislature adopted resolutions honoring the late Ben Paulen former Kansas governor 1925 1929 and his wife who died within weeks of each other after his June 11 death.
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Topeka
Ben Paulen
Fredonia
Paulen
Kansas
Senate Approves Car Registration Tag Bill in Four Classes
The Kansas Senate approved 25 to 10 a bill to classify autos into four weight-based groups for license plates with tags ranging from 7.50 to 20 dollars, aiming to raise about 1 million annually. The measure faces House action next.
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Topeka
Senate
House
Future Activities of C of C Discussed at Meeting
The Neosho County Chamber of Commerce outlined upcoming plans. Gorton announced a follow up meeting in Erie and Potter detailed the June Dairy Princess contest, Poultry and Egg Jamboree, and Spring Farm and Home Show joint efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
John Gorton
Kansas State University
Gorton
Neosho County
Erie
Floyd Potter
Jay- Dees
Council Drive Would Enforce Sunday Law
Memorial Building meeting discusses a drive to enforce Sunday closing of Chanute businesses. A four member committee led by Rev. Leroy Whiteman will study the issue and report, focusing on public education to gain Sunday closing support. Eleven members attended as Mrs. Gladys Eaton outlined aims.
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Soeere Paul Brennecke
New Industry Committee
R. J. Hayes
Area Planning Committee
Memorial
Leroy Whiteman
Claude Pittenger
Jim Brown
Jack Durham
Gladys Eaton
Farm Bureau Won't Endorse Prairie National Park Proposal
Kansas Farm Bureau said it will not take an official stand on the Prairie National Park proposal after a poll of county chapters proved inconclusive. Legislative research director Clarence Rupp commented on the result.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Farm Bureau
Prairie National Park
Clarence Rupp
Bureau
Gentle rolling quake hits San Francisco area
A gentle rolling earthquake was felt in San Francisco at 7 13 a m. Residents in Oakland across the bay reported a sharp jolt with similar reports from Berkeley and Orinda in the same region.
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San Francisco
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Berkeley
Orinda
146 to Graduate Pittsburg Ceremony at Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg State College will award bachelor degrees to a tentative list of 146 senior graduates in a ceremony Saturday. Officials expect the group to complete degree requirements for graduation this year.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
Big Airline Merger Faces Union and Market Turbulence
American Airlines and Eastern Airlines agreed to merge to form the nation’s largest air carrier. The Transport Workers Union signaled opposition with a potential Feb 4 strike tied to railroad consolidation, while rival Trans World Airlines criticized the plan. Shares opened mixed on the NYSE as the proposed merger attracted broad scrutiny from unions and competitors.
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New York
American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Matthew Guinan
Michael J. Quill
James F. Horst
TWU
Tulsa
Okla
American
Trans World Airlines
New York Stock Exchange
Eastern
Pennsylvania, New York Central
Southern Pacific
Wescoe Invites Harbaugh to Discuss Lecture Controversy
KU chancellor Wescoe invited state Sen. Harbaugh to visit the Lawrence campus to discuss his charge that the university encourages socialist doctrines. Harbaugh had argued liberalism masks socialism and cited a Soviet official appearance on campus. The university noted open campus events by Fair Play for Cuba and John Birch Society speakers.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Ford Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Senate
Topeka
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Kansas University
John Anderson
Kansas
Russia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Don Halts
R-Lawrence
Hults
K.U
Fair Play For
Robert Love
Wichita
John Birch Society
Violence in Caracas leaves 16 dead in clashes
Caracas violence leaves 16 dead and 80 wounded as military police clash with snipers and bombs explode. Buses burn and a transit strike disrupts the city amid protests tied to a meeting of Western Hemisphere ministers and anti Castro unrest. Two hundred are reported arrested and government schools closed to deter student involvement.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel
Central University
Atlas intercontinental missile launched for training
A combat crew of the Strategic Air Command successfully launched an Atlas intercontinental missile at Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The Air Force said the launch was an operational training and testing exercise and did not disclose the distance to the target area.
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John Anderson
State Brand Commission
Joseph C. Harder
Moundridge
Anderson
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Tribune Phone Help For Reaching Your Carrier
Instructions advise contacting the Tribune by phone or, if unreachable, dialing HE 1 3400 after 1 p.m. to reach the carrier.
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Tribune
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George Marstall
Kansas City, Kan
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JayCees
Marshall
Jim Keller
Dean Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe
Country Club
Sas City
Alliance
Mrs
General Revenue Fund
State Board of Education
State Labor Department
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Capitol
Schoeppel
C of C
Jim Cooper
Transportation and Highways Committee
Farm Bureau
Sen. Harbaugh
Wellington, Kan
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