Weather outlook shapes Glenn spaceflight window
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP good rocketry weather expected for Saturday boosts prospects that astronaut John H Glenn Jr will launch on his historic triple orbit around the earth. Forecasts call for clear seas and good visibility near the Atlantic landing areas with some time built in for holds to handle any trouble and still meet a 7 30 a m to 12 30 p m launch window.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Atlantic
NASA
Twins Fill In For Baby On TV Show
Identical twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Will Martinez Terrence Calif will play the part of a baby boy on To Sell a Human Being tonight at 10 30 over channel 12 Joplin Mrs Martinez is the former Charlene Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Wood Lucerne Valley Calif former Chanute residents Emmet Bolze 1078 Tennessee who received word from Mrs Martinez explained that bright lights prevent televising a baby for more than a few minutes at a time so identical twins are in demand.
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Will Martinez
Terrence
Calif
Channel 12
Joplin
Martinez
Charlene Wood
Luther Wood
Lucerne Valley
Chanute
Emmet Bolze
Tennessee
Lengthy Ice Jam on Missouri River Lengthens Near Kansas City
The ice jam on the lower Missouri River has lengthened to 115 miles, extending from Quindaro near Kansas City Kansas to near Miami Missouri. The river remains open from Quindaro to north of St. Joseph, while the stretch toward its source remains frozen.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Quindaro
Kan
Miami
Missouri
St. Joseph
Area Law Officers Attend Search and Seizure School
More than 150 law officers from 20 Kansas cities attended a one day FBI program on Searches and Seizures at the Memorial Building in Chanute. FBI agents Radford and Ayers led the session with Kansas officials, illustrating the Mapp decision and its impact on evidence admissibility through concrete cases.
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FBI
Rowen Ayers
Raymond Radford
Tribune
Mapp
Ohio
Rene Ee Es
Thisiell Gjate
Azores
Raymond W.radford
Chanute
Rowen B. Ayers
Kansas
Park McGee
James Kline
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Radford
Wil
Liam Ferguson
Kansas school boards seek emergency aid rise to 30 per pupil
At a Kansas Association of School Boards dinner, about 700 attendees including legislators backed a resolution urging the legislature to raise emergency aid for next year from 20 to 30 dollars per pupil. Dr. M A McGhehey led the proposal, arguing funds can be reshuffled to avoid new taxes and warning taxpayers would bear higher local levies if aid stays unchanged.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Association of School Boards
John Anderson
M. A. McGhehey
Truck Driver Killed In Crossing Crash Near Springfield
A farm truck driver died in a collision with a Frisco Sunnyland passenger train four miles west of Springfield. The southbound train from Kansas City to Birmingham, Ala., carried the truck a quarter mile after the crossing. Engineer E. A. Young of Fort Scott said he brake tests showed the truck would not stop at the crossing.
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Springfield
Sunnyland
Kansas City
Birmingham
Ala
E. A. Young
Fort Scott
Kane
Rescue Not Safe in Coffeyville Ice Fall
Margaret Adams suffered a broken arm and dislocated shoulder after slipping on ice near her home. Pearl Knotts, who went to her aid, fell and broke her wrist.
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Coffeyville
Margaret Adams
Pearl Knotts
Doomed Doctor Tells Fate In Published News Letter
A St Louis doctor, S A Kayar, 41, diagnosed with pancreatic cancer after an operation for obstructive jaundice, writes from Jewish Hospital a letter published on Highland newspaper front page. He says surgery could not cure and expects death within six to eight months, thanking friends and patients. He came to the United States as a medical student and studied at the University of Pennsylvania.
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ST. Louis
Highland
S. A. Kayar
Turkey
Jewish Hospital
Kayar
United States
University of Pennsylvaia
Rainy Outlook Brings Snow Chance Across Kansas
Light rain moved into southwestern Kansas with forecasts of snow across much of the state tonight and Friday. Mostly cloudy with a milder tonight then turning colder Friday, highs in the 20s to 40s and snow end by Friday afternoon.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden City
Dodge City
Man ‘Hattan
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Santa Fe Freight Derails in Olathre Tracks
A northbound Santa Fe freight derailed ten cars in Olatha Kansas as trains blocked by the incident caused limited disruption. No injuries were reported though several tracks were affected and a nearby building narrowly avoided damage.
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Olathe, Kan
Santa Fe
Inquiry Opened in Beating Death Near Anderson Missouri
Beating death of Sidney A. Smith, 62, found at his rural Anderson area home. Coroner cites exposure after severe beating. body likely died a week to 11 days before discovery. Scene shows disorder with a crowbar and blood samples sent to Missouri crime lab. victim had 11 cents, no wallet.
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Anderson, Mo
Sidney A. Smith
Anderson
Smith
Kansas City
R. M. Humphrey Jr
Missouri Crime Lab
Jefferson City
Erie Area Development Meeting Sets Local Planning Session
A followup meeting on the Kansas State University area development survey will be held at the courthouse in Erie tonight at 7 30 led by county farm agent Bill Dickson. It aims to form a permanent Neosho county steering committee to act on the report and share findings with the public. Open to all interested residents. The survey examines economic factors and trends in southeast Kansas.
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Erie
Kansas State University
Bill Dickson
Neosho County
Kansas
Traffic Fatalities Log for Topeka 1962 Week
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Thursday January 28 1962 showing 1 death. Compares with January 28 1961 period 38 deaths. Tribune phone line advised for readers. carrier details and exchange provided.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kennedy plea for bipartisanship on trade expansion plan
President Kennedy urged rapid bipartisan backing for a five year plan to dismantle tariff walls with Europe, aiming for substantial tariff cuts and eventual elimination on many items. He proposed federal aid for workers and loans for business and farming, and a draft bill to replace the trade agreements act.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Congress
Gas truck explodes in Plains injures driver but not seriously
Wayland Clanton, 28, of Dismet Kansas, was blown from his cab by an explosion of nearly 8000 gallons of high octane gasoline at a Jayhawk Pipeline Co storage terminal. Fire crews from Liberal and Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. stations battled the blaze and brought it under control.
Anderson Sees slim chance of brief Kansas special session
Governor Anderson signaled a brief one or two day special session to rewrite 1961 school district unification law could occur during the budget session if Republicans agree. Leaders discuss limiting topics to unification, with potential amendments ready and a quick decision expected about the session.
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Topeka
Kansas
Anderson
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Senate
House
William L. Mitchell
Hutchinson
GOP
Wunsch
State Supreme Court
Joseph McDowell
Kansas City
UNESCO Essay Prizes Total $160 In County Contest
Neosho County UNESCO offers two prizes in the annual United Nations essay contest. First prize is an expense paid trip to Washington with the Kansas Council of World Affairs tour valued at $135. Second prize is a $25 Chanute Junior College scholarship. Contest open to seniors in Neosho County high schools.
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Neosho County
Unesco
United Nations
Sara Wilson
S. Tennessee
Washington, D. C
Kansas Council of World Affairs
Chanute Junior College
F. W. Bouray
Boyd Burns
Nelle Stevens
American Assn. of
Chanute
Mexico
Patzcuaro
Canada
Erie
Kansas Attorneys to Meet in Topeka Saturday
The Kansas County Attorneys Association will assemble in Topeka on Saturday by call of Attorney General William Ferguson. Topics include search and seizure procedures and reciprocal enforcement of support laws.
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Topeka
Kansas County Attorneys Association
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Interstate 70 Project Letting In Topeka
The Highway Commission will open bids February 15 for a major I 70 bridge project in Topeka. It covers a 45 span viaduct south of the Topeka Avenue US 75 bridge over the Kansas River and extends more than 3 000 feet east.
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Topeka
The
Highway Commission
Topeka Avenue
Kansas River
Rusk urges Latin American unity against Castro regime
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk called for a four point plan to isolate Cuba through the OAS. He urged declaring Castro communism incompatible with the inter American system and excluding Havana from OAS bodies while halting Western Hemisphere trade and launching defense measures. Colombia pressed for tougher measures as Dorticos prepared to speak.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Fidel Castro
U.S
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Organization of American States
Brazil
Mexico
Argentina
Rusk
OAS
Havana
Colombia
Osvaldo Dorticos
Byrd H Clark Dies at Erie
Byrd H. Clark 86 lifelong Erie resident and noted real estate operator died after a five month illness. Born August 21 1875 he married Eliza Mills in 1902. Survivors include a daughter and two sons. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Erie Christian Church. Burial Easthill Cemetery. Memorials to Erie Christian Church fund requested.
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Erie
Byrd H. Clark
Kansas
Jonathan T. Clark
Eliza Jane Mills
Clark
Erie ‘Christian Church
Bible
Hildred L. Fuller
Dallas
Tex
Byron M. Clark
Salinas
Calif
Clyde Clark
Independence
J. E. Seitz
Pampa
Erie Christian Church
C. O. Wilson
Kansas City
Glen Crosby
Easthill Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
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Whitey) Thielen
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