Kennedy Feels Trip Worth the Effort
President Kennedy's 11 day European journey through Germany Ireland England and Italy strengthened Atlantic unity and Western European cooperation. He met with German leaders attracted large popular support and pushed ideas like a multilateral nuclear force while Europe debated its ties to the United States. Back home he briefed the Cabinet amid mixed judgments on the trip's impact.
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Atheists' colony to be built near Stockton Kansas
Mrs. Madalyn J. Murray of Baltimore announces plans for Other Americans Inc to establish a university an information center a radio station a printing press and a home for aged on land promised by Carl Brown a Stockton retiree and former Kansas legislator. The news provokes surprise and indignation among local leaders.
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Complete Breakdown In RR Talks
Washington AP The nation’s railroads will implement new work rules next Thursday a step unions say could trigger a rail strike. President Kennedy warned that if unresolved by July 10 he will seek congressional action. J E Wolfe of the National Railway Labor Conference cited a complete breakdown in negotiations and said the grace period ends July 10.
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Traffic Fatalities In Kansas Up To 9 A.M. Wednesday
AP report notes Kansas road fatalities for the 24 hours ending 9 am Wednesday in July show 24 hours total deaths for 1963 at 255, compared with 265 in the same period of 1962, indicating a slight decrease.
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Intercepted Letter Urges Early Morning Wakefulness
A fragment notes an intercepted letter advising not to sleep too late in the morning. It suggests caution and timely routines without further context or names.
Weather update: hot temperatures across Kansas through Independence Day
Area forecast calls for scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms mainly in eastern counties. Hot and humid conditions to persist, with afternoon highs near 100 and nights around 70 to 75. Topeka reports 100s and a gusty storm dropping 1.14 inches of rain in one trailer area, while other city parts saw little precipitation.
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Zoo Fire Threatens Griffith Park Cat Row
A 200 acre brush fire neared Griffith Park Zoo within 25 yards of the cat row before firefighters stopped it. The blaze in Los Angeles was contained Tuesday before reaching cages housing lions tigers and cougars.
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General Holiday Observes Independence Day in Chanute
Chanute and nearby communities observe Independence Day with businesses closed and the Tribune not published. The Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor events at City Park featuring baseball, a band concert, and a fireworks display. The American Legion team plays Coffeyville at 1 and 6 pm, followed by a 45 minute summer band concert directed by Glenn Peak. Harry Johnson chairs VFW activities.
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Rewarding Parsons Day for Beth Staley at Banquet
AP reports Beth Staley of Altoona had a busy day as she carried her father's rural mail route in the morning while he attended a letter carriers convention in Parsons. In the evening she performed as a Collegiates member at the banquet and drew door prizes, winning a picnic cooler kit.
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Baptism of Fire for Assistant Chief in Firehouse Blaze
Walter Richardson faced his baptism of fire on his first night as assistant fire chief. Lightning struck the Middletown fire house Tuesday night, prompting him to grab an extinguisher and extinguish a small fire that destroyed the box alarm system.
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Demo Governor Asks GOP Aid in Spending Clash
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff urged voters to back his fight against GOP excess in state spending. He accused the Republican legislature of exceeding his budget requests by 2.1 million dollars purely for political reasons during a Tuesday night TV address.
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License Examiners Begin Assignments In Kansas
TOPEKA AP Thirty one new license examiners from the Motor Vehicle Department have begun assignments that will release as many highway patrolmen for full time highway duty. The Legislature allowed licensing exams to move from the patrol to the Motor Vehicle Department. Chief examiner is Lt Clarence McKay with assistants Calvin M Sheppard and Woodrow W Smith. They will operate out of 21 headquarters across the state.
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Bank Call Seeks National Bank Condition Report
Washington AP reports the comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks as of Saturday June 29. The move aims to gather updated financial data from institutions nationwide for regulatory review and public disclosure.
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State Bank Commissioner calls for bank condition report
Topeka AP report State Bank Commissioner J O Wilson issued a call for the condition of state banks and trust companies for the period ending June 30.
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Decision Expected This Weekend On Sunday Trading Law
Wichita AP report says State District Court Judge James J. Noone heard arguments on a bid to block Kansas Sunday trading law. No one opposed a temporary restraining order as the judge aims to rule by week’s end, with a fallback to revisit the request if needed. Attorneys for Wichita grocers seek the injunction challenging the law.
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Eisenhower Browsing In Abilene
Former President Eisenhower toured his boyhood town Abilene with no set schedule planning to end his two day visit in Denver. He visited relatives in Junction City and planned to meet at the library with Kansas officials and staff. He advocated a hedge around the museum complex and a possible meditation center as part of the Eisenhower landmarks.
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Bain Purchases Tioga Specialty Shop In Tioga
Mrs. Earl Bain of 102 S. Allen bought the Tioga Specialty Shop from Mrs. Margaret Bloom heart and Mrs. Eva Fees, who ran the Tioga Hotel location at 5 N. Lincoln for 22 years. Sale became effective July 1. Bloomheart will stay on for a period. A recent report that Fees retained an interest was in error. Fees has not been active for health reasons.
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Kennedy weighs Khrushchev peace proposals amid cold war shifts
President Kennedy returns from Europe to face a decision on whether Khrushchev s remarks signaling a ban on atmospheric tests and a non aggression pact are real openings or propaganda. State Department officials seek clarification as Hariman prepares for renewed talks in Moscow starting July 15.
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Khrushchev’s test ban offers prompt questions rise
East Berlin speech marks the latest barometer of Soviet stance as officials weigh whether Khrushchev’s package includes an uninspected underground moratorium, a tied nonaggression pact, and East Germany terms. Washington debates insistence on on site inspections and whether the two issues must be settled together. The mood in official circles hints at possible Kremlin readiness for accommodation with the West amid broader tensions.
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Ward Heads Unification Board Forms County Plan Panel
Ward of Chanutt was elected chairman of the Neo sho county school unification planning board at a meeting of the members. Everett Allen of Galesburg was chosen vice chairman. The board will prepare recommendations on county school unification with members including Dr. Abbauh, Mrs. Rideau, Joe O'Brien, Kenneth Young and Ward. A tentative July 16 meeting was set to discuss the new unification law with a state education representative present, pending availability, at 8 p.m. in the courthouse.
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Mrs Watkins Still Critical After Chanute Collision
Mrs Nancy Stowell Watkins an 18 year old Chanute girl remained critical with internal injuries and heavy blood loss after a two car crash east of town Nine of eleven people in the two cars were injured Linda Shurtz 17 and members of the Lloyd Rensing family were improving Mrs Hazel Lambert Mays 21 of 1115 N Steuben died at the hospital several hours after the crash.
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Collection Time for Tribune Carriers and Subscribers
Collection time is here as carriers collect one month in advance for July. Subscribers should have the money ready when the Little Businessmen call.
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