Self-Interest Commits U S to European Defense
President Kennedy, on a European tour, said prudent self-interest binds the United States to Europe’s defense and urged ongoing Atlantic cooperation as a step toward world unity. He criticized De Gaulle’s “third force” vision and denied U S domination claims while Rome and Naples hosted talks with Italian leaders and Pope Paul VI.
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Naples
Italy
Kennedy
United States
Europe
Oy Tie
U.S
Paul VI
Vatican
Antonio Segni
Rome
Paul
Ken
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
Western Europe
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
America
Plan Colony Of Atheists In Kansas
Mrs Madalyn Murray plans an atheists colony in Kansas under Other Americans Inc a 160 acre site near Stockton to house a university an information center a radio station a printing press and a home for the aged Land is promised by former Kansas state senator Carl Brown The group aims to promote materialism and file tax exemption challenges for churches in about 15 states next fall with nearly $100000 pledged in donations.
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Baltimore
Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation
Other Americans, Inc
Murray
Stockton
Kan
Rooks County
Kansas
Carl Brown
Kansas Center
Farm Boy Kills Himself During Hunting Near Tolola
Bradford Nicholas 13, son of Mr and Mrs Silas Nicholas, fatally shot himself while hunting alone on a Tolola area farm. Sheriff Lorance said he placed a shotgun in a hollow log to dislodge an animal, the gun fired into his right knee. He died en route to Iola hospital four miles west of Humboldt.
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Iola
Kan
Bradford Nicholas
Silas Nicholas
B. E. Lorance
Nicholas Farm
Humboldt
Shock of Life By Telephone
In Decatur Georgia Steve Duffy 12 was shocked when lightning hit a transformer near his home as he answered the phone during a thunderstorm The jolt sent him staggering Mrs Walton Duffy rushed him to a hospital where doctors said he was all right just a little scared.
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Decatur
Steve Duffy
Duffy
Steve
Walton Duffy
Major Won't Comment On Life in Soviet Return Home
A former U S Air Force major who left the United States four years ago to live in the Soviet Union has returned to Needham Massachusetts and declined to comment on his experiences or life in the Soviet Union.
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Major
Soviet
Needham, Mass
U.S. Air Force
United States
Soviet Union
Kansas records 252 traffic deaths in first six months
TOPEKA AP Kansas finished the first half of the year with 252 traffic deaths, 10 fewer than the same period in 1962, according to the Highway Patrol. The state totaled 596 deaths in all of 1962 and is projected to stay below that pace this year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Highway Patrol
Weather forecast hot and dry with scattered thundershowers
Area forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and continuing heat through Wednesday. Dry conditions persist with a few widely scattered afternoon and night time thunderstorms. Highs Wednesday reach 95 to 100, overnight lows 70 to 75.
Weather Relief Arrives in Kansas With Scattered Showers
AP reports slight relief from heat in Kansas aided by clouds and scattered showers through Wednesday as a cold front runs from Syracuse to Hiawatha. Overnight rains totaled 1.20 inches at Fort Scott and 0.50 at Moran, 0.39 at Goodland with lows around 62. Monday highs ranged from 86 at Pittsburg to 109 at Hunter in Mitchell County, marking Hunter's sixth straight day above 100.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fort Scott
Moran
Goodland
Pittsburg
Hunter
Mitchell County
Grandstand Burns At Eureka Track
A $50,000 fire destroyed the 2,000 seat grandstand at Greenwood County fairgrounds in Eureka Kansas Monday night. Firemen saved adjacent seats and the cause remains undetermined. The Greenwood County Fair Association said a quarter horse program would proceed Thursday through Sunday using emergency bleachers.
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Eureka
Kan
Greenwood County Fairgrounds
Greenwood County Fair Association
School Board Action Light at July Meeting
Routine business at the Board of Education meeting covered the annual budget pending publication this month. Supt. Buford Fisher announced the June 24 opening of the License Practical Nurse school and the hire of Lola Alice Wood as maintenance staff. The district No. 44 student transfer agreement renewal to Junior High for 7th and 8th graders was approved with $18 per pupil monthly payment. Summer maintenance progresses, and $236 annual dues to the Kansas School Board Association were approved.
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Board of Education
Buford Fisher
Lola Alice Wood
W. Beech
LPN
Chanute
Fisher
Kansas School Board Assn
Mrs Mays Killed in Highway Collision Near Chanute
A two car crash on highway N near Chanute yesterday injured nine people. Mrs Hazel Lambert Mays, 21, of 1115 N Steuben died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Nancy Stowell Watkins, 18, internal injuries and heavy blood loss, remained in critical condition. Linda Shurtz, 17, listed as seriously injured, and Lloyd Rensing, 44, plus four children were in satisfactory condition. Rensing suffered fractures and cuts. Mrs Rensing had a dislocated hip and facial injuries. Others injured remained listed as stable.
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Hazel Lambert Mays
N. Steuben
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Nancy Stowell Watkins
N. Grant
Linda Shurtz
Lloyd Rensing
Rensing
Mays
Watkins
Shurtz
Bob D. Hamilton
N. Forest
Hamilton
Larry Dimon
White
Dean Moore
S. Highland
Chanute
Theodore Lambert
Idaho
Leta Lambert
K39
Here
Burlington
Tioga
Richard Mays
Johnson Mortuary
Senate Civil Rights Bill Spurs Republican Tactical Split
In Washington the Senate Commerce Committee faced infighting as two Republican senators, Prouty and Schott, refused to offer amendments to the administration’s public accommodations bill. Chairman Magnuson pressed for amendments while Kennedy testified in favor, acknowledging questions about language. The article also notes related legal and local incidents, including a traffic crash near Chanute with multiple injuries and fatalities, and a separate obituary note.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Winston L. Prouty
Rvt
Hugh Schott
R-Pa
Warren G. Magnuson
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Prouty
Congress
Sunday Sales Suit in Wichita Challenges Blue Law
An attorney for Wichita grocers told District Court that the Sunday trading law harms all grocers if applied unequally, urging a ruling on the entire act. The case seeks an injunction while pretrial arguments unfold, with the hearing marking a step toward a potential state supreme court appeal.
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Wichita
State District Court Today
Atty
H. R. Kuehn
James J. Noone
Kuehn
State Supreme Court
Ring Bells Blow Horns July 4th Celebration
The announcer urges citizens to ring bells at noon on July 4 in honor of Independence Day. If no bell is available, a car horn may be blown. Churches plan to join the nationwide peal, with participation by the Optimist Club and varied bells across the United States and abroad.
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Optimist Club
United States
Philadelphia
Margaret Bloomheart Sells Tioga Shop
The Tioga Specialty Shop at 5 N Lincoln is being sold by owner Margaret Bloomheart after 22 years. New owners effective July 1 are Mrs. Earl Bain and Mrs. Eva Fees, with Bloomheart staying on for a period.
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Tioga
N. Lincoln
Margaret Bloomheart
Earl Bain
S. Allen
Eva Fees
S. Forest
Bloomheart
McGuire Improves After Earlton Area Collision
Emmett A. McGuire of Cherryvale, 69, injured in a traffic crash south of Earlton, was reported improved today at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He suffered a head injury and condition was upgraded from yesterday.
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Emmett A. McGuire
Cherryvale
Earlton
Neosho Memorial Hospital
McGuire
Excess of Revenue By Cities Service Gas Co.
The Power Commission found Cities Service Gas Co of Oklahoma City likely had a 1962 excess revenue of 1 303 392 dollars after reviewing its annual report. The firm serves Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Texas and was asked to set a date for a conference to discuss a rate reduction.
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The
Power Commission
Monday Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Cities Service
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted letter addressed to Cha references Independence Day and ends with a personal sign off from Nute. The readable snippet hints at patriotic sentiment without additional context or dates.
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Cha
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows July Variations
AP report lists Kansas traffic deaths for 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday. July totals reached 1963 with 252 fatalities versus 264 in the comparable 1964 period, reflecting year over year changes in accident outcomes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Khrushchev Calls Kennedy Berlin Speech Dangerous
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told a Red Berlin rally that Kennedy's West Berlin performance signaled a dangerous development. He contrasted it with a sober U S University speech and warned against revanchist influence from West Germany while vowing unification only if capitalism is removed from East Germany.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Germany
Fast Berlin
France
Shchev
West Germany
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
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Bert T. Combs
Kentucky
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Richard White
Don Cooper
R. 3
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Sanborn
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Noone
Terri
Dicky Vanderford
Ray Vanderford
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Yours
Mr. K
By George Boultwood
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John Foster Dulles
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