United States urges Canada to arm forces with nuclear weapons
The State Department stated that Canada must adopt nuclear capable weapons in its defense plans to counter the Soviet bomber threat. The blunt message, delivered to the Canadian Embassy, targets Ottawa's parliamentary debate on nuclear defense and partially implicates Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Soviet Union
State Department
Ottawa
U.S
NATO
NORAD
Diefenbaker
Social Credit Party
Robert Thompson
Lester B. Pearson
Liberals
Douglas Harkness
High Court Delays Reapportionment Ruling to Let Legislature Act
The Kansas Supreme Court will not decide on reapportionment now and grants the 1963 Legislature time to act. The high court retained jurisdiction in a case filed by four Hutchinson journalists against Secretary of State Paul Shanahan, seeking to force reapportionment based on the 1962 census. The court cited the constitutional mandate and noted no ruling on the statute’s validity, as lawmakers have time until 1964 and elections then.
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Topera
Kansas Supreme Court
Per Curiam
Paul Shanahan
Senate
Shawnee County
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Suit Seeks 15800 In Damages From Humboldt Crash
Clyde W. Carroll of Humboldt sues Goldman D. Smith and Alfred E. Allison in district court for 15800 claiming injuries medical costs car damage and health impairment from a February 9 1961 collision at the 4th and Central intersection in Humboldt where Smith allegedly drove for Allison who runs Oil Patch Pump and Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Humboldt
Chanute
Goldman D. Smith
Alfred E. Allison
Clyde W. Carroll
Smith
Allison
Oil Patch Pump and Supply Co
4Th and Central
Weather outlook with rising temperatures across Kansas
AP reports Kansas warms after a 20 day cold spell with highs of 25 to 30 degrees in the east and 30s in the west. Lows tonight range from 15 in the east to 20 in the west while early morning lows hit 6 at Olathe and Topeka and 13 at Pittsburg. Moderation continues through Friday with cloudiness giving way to fair skies.
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Topeka
Kansas
Olathe
Pittsburg
Concordia
Garden City
Dean C. Eller Seeks Beer License for South Side Tavern
The city commission approved an application by Dean C. Eller of 111 Gretchen for a beer license at the South Side tavern 9 S. Santa Fe. Action was delayed briefly while the status of an existing license issued earlier this year was reviewed. the holder later surrendered the license to police.
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Dean C. Eller
Gretchen
South Side
S. Santa Fe
Twelve Bodies In Atlantic After Navy Plane Crash
A P3A Orion submarine hunter crashed about 230 miles southeast of New York during a sea exercise. The Coast Guard said 12 bodies were seen in the water and one was recovered from the Carp. Debris included life jackets, shells, and a damaged raft.
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New York
Atlantic
Patuxent River
Coast Guard
Carp
Mystery bomber blast kills two in New Mexico high crash
An eight-jet B52 bomber on a routine Walker Air Force Base training mission exploded in midair over northern New Mexico. Two crew members died, four survived, and one initially missing is presumed dead. Rescued crew included Lt Col Donald Hayes and Maj Thomas McBride, among others, with Maj Emil Goldbeck seriously injured.
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Moba
N.M
New Mexico
Walker Air Force Base
Burl Dean
Charleston
W.va
George Szabo
Szabo
Air Force
Donald Hayes
Alta
Iowa
Thomas J. McBride
Panama City
Fla
Maj
Emil Goldbeck
Roswell
Col
Nicholas Horangic
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted note opens with Dear Cha and hints at a personal message. The groundhog imagery suggests a seasonal motif as the fragment ends with a closing Yours.
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Cha
Mothers' March of Dimes Kicks Off Tonight
A 6 30 p m siren signals the 25th annual Mothers' March of Dimes for polio birth defects and arthritis. Volunteers canvass the town with transport by the American Legion. Helpers meet at 6 30 p m in the Memorial Building Federation room. Contributions may be mailed to Mrs Dean Foster 210 S Tennessee. Remember the Mothers' March tonight turn on porch lights.
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American Legion
Federation Room
Memorial Building
Dean Foster
S. Tennessee
Cherryvale Bank Sold in Cherryvale Kansas
Roy H. Shaw sells Peoples State Bank of Cherryvale to El Dorado men John Bertoncino Jr and Leo L Kent. Bertoncino becomes president, Shaw stays as advisor and director. Charles A Sullivan becomes cashier, replacing Harold L Dickey who moves to Kansas City to head a new suburban bank. Changes take effect Monday. Bertoncino and Kent own K and B Producers Inc, an oil well service firm.
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Cherryvale, Kan
Peoples State Bank of
Cherryvale
Roy H. Shaw
Shaw
el Dorado
John Bertoncino Jr
Leo L. Kent
Bertoncino
Charles A. Sullivan
Citizens State Bank of Hiawatha
Kan
Carbon Monoxide In Heating System at Plastene Corp Plant
Carbon monoxide fumes from a gas heating system entered a factory air conditioner at the Plastene Corp plant in Crawfordsville Indiana. Thirty eight workers were overcome and four ambulances transported victims to Culver Hospital. Betty Peacock and Lucille Foster remained overnight though condition not serious. Atmospheric conditions blamed for pushing fumes into an air intake.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Culver Hospital
Betty Peacock
Lucille Foster
Plastene Corp
Farm Couples Honored At Soil Saving Event
The Neosho County Soil Conservation District annual meeting drew about 850 attendees in Erie. Awards honored six farm couples including Mr. and Mrs. Forest W. Newt and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Van Cleave for outstanding soil conservation efforts. The program featured posters, speeches, films, music, and remarks by Harold Ensley who urged ongoing soil conservation work.
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Neosho County
Soil Conservation District
Erie
Mahlon Morley
Chanute
Morley
George White
Stark
Harold Wright
Neosho County Soil Conservation District
Forest W. Newt
County Agriculerl
Galesburg
Bill Dickson
Robert
Nancy Womel- W. Smith
Chanute R. 2
Dorff
St. Paul
George C. White
Marjorie Hines
Donald Duff
Thayer
George Duff
Cheriyvale
George Duffs
CWF
Erie Christian Church
Chatlie
Neosho
Harold Ensley
Kansas City
Goodyear
Out
Bankers’ Conservat
Jim Bowman
Tion
Toj
Kenneth C. van Cleave
L. G. Dulavey
Walter Poor
Charles P. McKinnie
LCS
Erie High School
L. R. Scoville
Wichita University Bill Aimed at State System
AP report notes a bill to bring Wichita University into the state higher education system. Gov. John Anderson met about a dozen legislators to discuss revisions and aims to place the university under the Board of Regents without conditions. A redrafted proposal and July 1 1964 effective date are planned, with 15 House Democrats backing admission.
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PERA
Wichita University
Senate Education Committee
John Anderson
Anderson
Board of Regents
House Democrats
Airfield to Orbit Spaceplane Plans In Defense Study
The Defense Department backs research toward a piloted spaceplane that can take off from an airstrip, reach orbit and land. The Air Force project named Advanced Hypersonic Manned Aircraft could use Dynasoar as a precursor and aims to solve propulsion and wing stress challenges for flights up to 18 000 mph with possible operations from 300 to 500 miles altitude initially.
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Washington
The
Defense Department
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Tribune
McNamara
Defense Secretary
Earth
Honors listing fourteen Chanute seniors for scholastic achievement
Fourteen Chanute High School seniors were named honor graduates for their academic standing. The group includes Judy Kay Wilson and Andrea Evans among others, all maintaining GPAs of 2.50 or higher and meeting graduation requirements. An assembly announced the honors, with parents and faculty present.
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Chanute High School
W. H. McMurray
Judy
Kay Wilson
Earnest C. Wilson
N. Franklin
Judy Kay Wilson
Andrea Ev
F. Evans
Karen
Kreider
Death Car Owner Is Found in Attic
A man identified as the owner of a car that struck three workmen in Kansas City last week was arrested after being found in an attic at 2438 Hardesty Ave. Glen Herman Frost, 56, was taken into custody while the driver fled the scene. Jesse Francis Blankinship, 36, was killed in the crash.
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Kansas City
Glen Herman Frost
Hardesty Ave
Jesse Francis Blankinship
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log For January 1963
Kansas traffic death log records 20 fatalities for January through 9 am Thursday in Topeka. The 24 hour tally shows 6 deaths, comparing to 34 in the same period of 1962 and 20 in 1963 for the comparable window.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sheep and Wool School Draws About 150 Attendees
About 150 people gathered at the National Guard Armory for the district Sheep and Wool School. Sponsored by the Kansas Extension Service and the Midwest Wool Marketing Assn, the program featured talks by representatives from both groups and a panel of area sheep producers. A free lamb dinner was provided by 4-H clubs, with sessions led by Wendell Moyer and Hank Ruckert and a panel including Otto Hoseli, Henry Broughton, Clarence Westhoff, Marvin Fieidline, and John Bulger. The event concluded with door prizes at 3 p.m.
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National Guard Armory
Kansas Extension Service
Midwest Wool Marketing Assn
Otto Hoseli
Galesburg
Henry Broughton
Rural
Chanute
Clarence Westhoff
Crawford County
Marvin Fieidline
John Bulger
Montgomery County
Wendell Moyer
Kansas State University Extension
Hank Ruckert
Midwest Wool Assn
Ruckert
M. J. Fisher
Kansas Lamb and Wool Auxiliary
M. W. Osburn
More Farmers In House More Farmers In House
Kansas lawmakers show a farm oriented legislature with 53 of 125 House members listed as farmers and cattle raisers while the Senate has 18 of 40 lawyers. The House has 20 lawyers and six farmers in the Senate. Beatrice Jacquart is the sole woman legislator. The youngest is Sen Tom Van Sickle at 25 and the senior is Rep Robert Cram at 75.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Senate
House
Beatrice L. Jacquart
R -Satanta
Tom R. van Sickle
Fort Scott
Robert Cram
St. Francis
Pershing Missile Marks 39th Success in 46 Tests
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P reports the Pershing artillery missile achieved its 39th success in 46 test launches. The weapon, slated for Western Europe deployment later this year, demonstrated reliability in the latest test on Wednesday night.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Europe
Northwest Kansas to seek two year college center
Rep. Don Smith with northwest Kansas lawmakers drafts a bill for a two year college center in the region. He cites taxpayer savings statewide and in northwest Kansas. Thomas County leaders back a $600,000 bond to build facilities to be turned over to the state for the center.
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Topeka
Don Smith
Colby
Northwest Kansas
Smith
Thomas County
Kansas
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John McCormally
Peter McDonald
Hutchinson
Ernest Johnson
Clathe
State Senate
Porecast
Horangic
Goldbeck
Mora
Yours
Cherryvale Bank
Larry Mathews
Ensley
Wichita U. Bill
Jay
Everett Seefeldt
Margaret Ann Wortman
Carl E. Wortman
W. 6Th
Kathy Rose
Dick Rose
N. Lafayette
Rusty Niver
Glen M. Niver
S. Larson
Tim Ruse
Marvin Bicknell
S. Lafayette
Joanne Halleran
William Halleran
E. 3Rd
Linda Youngberg
W. L. Youngberg
S. Highland
Kathy Lassman
Robert Lassman
Forest
Bill Horton
Kenneth Horton
S. Central
Jim Harris
Paul Harris
W. Sth
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