California Ex-Convict Held in Kidnapping Case
Richard Ban ish, 24, of Cupertino, faces federal charges for kidnapping Wanda Smalley 23, daughter of New Mexico state senator I M Smalley. Ban ish says he accompanied the kidnapper to protect her after she was abducted at knife point in Albuquerque. Wanda Smalley was found unharmed in Kansas City after being taken to a Western Union office to call for money.
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Kansas City
California
New Mexico
Richard Charles Banish
Cupertino
Calif
Albuquerque
Wanda Smalley
Sen
I. M. Smalley
Deming
N.M
Banish
Robert
Bob
Iowa
Miss Smalley
Western Union
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Los Angeles
Lompoc
Weather Outlook Fair and Mild Into Tuesday
The forecast calls for pleasant conditions through Tuesday with mild temperatures. Tonight’s low ranges from 30 to 35 degrees and Tuesday’s high will reach the 50s.
Cattle Theft Charge Shrouds Dodge City Man
Erie county jail holds Ray W. Stover 44 on cattle theft charge after he allegedly admitted stealing seven calves valued with a sale in Wichita. Calves were taken Jan 16 from Bob O'Brien feed lots north of Parsons in Neosho County and sold the next day for 475.55. Sheriff Jerry Sloan said Stover was arrested in Dodge City and returned to Neosho County authorities.
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Erie
Dodge City
Jerry Sloan
Ray W. Stover
Topeka
Kansas
Bob O’brien
Parsons
Neosho County
Sloan
Wichita
Stover
OAS ministers move to suspend Cuba over Castro regime
At Punta del Este Uruguay the Organization of American States agreed in principle Cuba should be suspended or expelled from OAS agencies and barred from arms trade and Inter-American bodies. Rifts remain over how to oust Cuba with no binding charter mechanism and a voluntary economic break.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Castro
Fiphy
Gentina
Chile
Brazil
Mexico
U.S
United States
Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
OAS
Inter-American Defense Board
Hemisphere
OAS Council
Washington
Council
Legislature Adjournment On Schedule
In Topeka the budget session may adjourn by week’s end if the House acts fast on pending bills. Senate leader Paul Wunsch says all Ways and Means committee bills from the Senate are ready and House bills are near approval. The $100,000 Prairie National Park appropriation faces fresh votes next Tuesday as supporters push for passage.
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Topeka
House
Paul Wunsch
Senate
Wunsch
Kingman
Prairie National Park
Pottawatomie County
John Anderson
Man Smashing Door Shot by Neighbor Before Wedding
Santa Monica police said a neighbor shot and killed Amelia Castorena III, 25, after he battered Lynn Ann Donatoni’s bathroom door as she protected herself during preparations for a Feb 14 wedding. Gerald Scott, 63, fired once with a 22 caliber pistol, killing Castorena instantly. Scott was released after questioning.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Lynn Ann Donatoni
Amelia V. Castorena III
Castorena
Lynn Ann
Gerald Scott
Scott
Ice Damages Bridges In Wichita Area
A 100 foot section of an old bridge across the Arkansas River was knocked out by an ice jam Sunday. Police closed two other bridges in Wichita as a precaution. The structures were damaged.
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Wichita
Arkansas River
Ottawa man dies in Melvern plane crash
Ralph Tedrow, 32, of Ottawa, Kansas, was killed and Ora Lee Mace, 33, injured seriously when a small plane owned by an Ottawa flying club struck a power line and crashed during an apparent emergency landing about 20 miles southwest of Ottawa, according to Sheriff Max Gilmore.
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Melvern
Kan
Ralph Tedrow
Ottawa
Ora Lee Mace
Max Gilmore
Cherryvale Man Killed in Crash
W. F. Tusing, 80, of Cherryvale died in a car-truck collision on a bridge on US 166 a half mile west of Peru. Sheriff John McMillan said Tusing, driver of the auto, was apparently blinded by the sun.
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Kas
W. F. Tusing
Cherryvale
US 166
Peru
John McMillan
Tusing
Wichitan Killed in Wichita Area Car Crash
AP reports 21 year old Martyn Keith Sherer of Wichita died when his car hit a bridge abutment near Schulte, southwest of Wichita, today.
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Wichita (Ap
Martyn Keith Sherer
Wichita
Schulte
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Report
AP notes Kansas traffic death log covering 48 hours to 9 am Monday and January totals. It records 1961 period figures and compares to a comparable 1961 period with several fatalities noted.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sheriff Probes Two Minor Erie Traffic Crashes
Two minor accidents were investigated by the sheriff's office in Erie. At Island Main a 1952 Chevrolet driven by Floyd L. Thompson and a 1957 Ford operated by Mary Luther collided during a U-turn, with $10 damage to the Thompson car. Later Neal Trammell backed a 1957 Ford into a parked 1959 Ford owned by Arthur West on West 3rd, causing $60 damage to the latter. Trammell's vehicle was undamaged.
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Erie
Sheriff's Office
Floyd L. Thompson
Elsmore
Mary Luther
Island Main
Luther
Neal Trammell
West 3Rd
Arthur West
Dentist Jerome Streem Found Dead in Cleveland Heights
Dr Jerome A Streem 37 was found dead in his suburban Cleveland Heights home. A relative said a doctor pronounced him dead at 11 p m Sunday. Two funeral home workers carried the body as Larry Miller cried out he was breathing. Miller rushed for oxygen while his brother gave heart massage. Streem was reported in fair condition today at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jerome A. Streem
Cleveland Heights
Streem
Larry Miller
Miller
Leon
Mount Sinai Hospital
Chamber events schedule week includes luncheons and jamboree
The Chamber of Commerce lines up a busy week with a 2:30 p.m. legislative committee meeting at the chamber offices featuring a U.S. Chamber of Commerce representative. Paul Brennecke leads the new industry committee for a Thursday shell-building discussion at the Tioga Hotel. The Ambassador Club holds a noon luncheon at the Tioga Wednesday, and Thursday the agriculture committee helps stage the Southeast Kansas Poultry and Egg Jamboree at the National Guard armory.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Legislative Committee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Marlin Black‘ston
New Industry Committee
Paul T. Brennecke
Tioga Hotel
Ambassador Club
The
Tioga
Agriculture Committee
Southeast Kansas
National Guard Armory
IRS Agents to Help with Tax Returns in Chanute
The Internal Revenue Service announces four days for tax return help in Chanute. An agent will be at the Memorial building on this Wednesday, next Monday, and on April 9 and 10 from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. daily.
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Internal Revenue Service Service
Chanute
Memorial Building
Anderson Plans Senate Appointment and Political Moves
Gov. John Anderson said he will appoint himself to the U S Senate after finishing his term as governor. He expects to announce his future plans at a Wednesday press conference and noted he may pursue a federal judgeship or another term as governor.
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Topeka
John An- Son
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Anderson
U. S. Senate
Harold Chase
Senate
Kansas
National Democratic Administration
Wesley Brown
Hutchinson
George Templar
Arkansas
Brown
Templar
Schoeppel
U.S. Senate
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Republicans
Jayhawk Hotel
Avery
Bob Dole
Russell
William M. Ferguson
Kansas Day Club
Governor's Mansion
Astronomers Scoff At Dire Predictions Of Astrology
New York AP reports astronomers dismiss astrology as doom talk about next Monday. They note five visible planets align with sun and moon in Capricorn and Aquarius about every century. Hindus Muslims pray, flee cities, and postpone marriages while some relocate to Cleator, Arizona, for safety.
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Marvin Glenn Coop
Robinson, Kan
New York
Capricorn
James S. Pickering
Hayden Planetarium
India
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
New Delhi
Lof Benares
Ganges
Nepal
Orient
Understanding Inc
Arizona
Cleator
Mascot Rescue Story Wins Tribune Tip Award
Sheila Conn wins the weekly Tribune news tip award for last week with a tale about the Chanute Jaco Black Panthers mascot, a black cat, becoming stuck in a dryer outlet pipe and being rescued after the pipe was torn apart. The column notes tips from Chanute and four-county readers for unusual happenings.
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Chanute Jaco Black Panthers
Sheila Conn
Miss Conn
the Tribune
Chanute
The
Tribune
Weekend thefts report two burglaries
Two thefts were reported over the weekend. Harold Markham of 915 N. Forest said a pickup truck at his residence was broken into Friday night with items missing including gasoline diesel fuel two axes two wedges and a five gallon fuel can. Jim Hamar of 21 S. Tennessee reported gasoline stolen from his car during the night.
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Harold Markham
N. Forest
Jim Hamar
S. Tennessee
Tribune Delivery Help Line Notice
Insurance of newspaper delivery guidance directs readers to call their carrier for Tribune issues and provides a fallback Helpline number HE 1 3400 after p.m. for unresolved deliveries.
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Tribune
Quick Action Saves Home In Chanute Fire
Mr and Mrs J H King nine miles east of Chanute on K39 highway smelled smoke at 9 am and found flames pouring from a clothes closet. Mrs King helped by bucket brigading while her husband removed burning clothes. Fire destroyed the closet contents and damaged the bedroom by smoke. Damage estimated at 300 dollars. No cause yet determined.
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Chanute
J. H. King
K39
Great Bend Tot Dies
Jack Wise found his 11 month old son Randy unconscious with his head wedged between a crib and a bedroom wall on Sunday. The baby died despite the father's attempts at mouth to mouth resuscitation.
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Great Bend
Kan
Jack Wise
Randy
Boy Suffers Burns While Washing Truck
In Pittsburg Kansas a 14 year old boy sustained second degree burns to legs and hands when a flash fire during washing trucks with gasoline destroyed a private garage and a truck. The blast damaged only the roof of the concrete block structure and burned some tires.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Henry Kunshek
Robert
Drivers Arrested in Reckless Driving Case
Dennis M. Kennedy of 702 N Highland and Barbara A. Watson of Dodge City were arrested at 12:40 a.m. Sunday on reckless driving charges after officers saw them racing on North Santa Fe. Kennedy was released to a police court hearing Thursday. Watson posted a $25 bond she said she would forfeit.
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Dennis M. Kennedy
N. Highland
Barbara A. Watson
Dodge City
North Santa Fe
Kennedy
Area development survey highlights trends in Neosho county
Kansas State University researchers surveyed Neosho county and neighboring townships on social patterns retail business and industrial development. Findings show out migration of working age to Chanute and southeast Kansas areas study notes adequate facilities lacking services and mixed retail growth with expectations of asset increases yet farm decline and rising incomes amid national credit trends.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas
Neosho County
Erie
Chamber
Melnyk
Chanute
Chanute County
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