White Paper on Berlin Shows Western Resolve on Peace Talks
Washington reports the Kennedy administration is preparing a white paper to push for Western unity over Berlin. Khrushchev demands remove Western troops and make Berlin a free city or sign a separate peace with East Germany, while the United States negotiates to reject that fate and defend Western rights and access.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Germany
East Germany
Wester
United States
Britain
West Germany
France
Moscow
Pageant set damaged by Wichita storm
In Wichita the centennial pageant The Kansas Story suffered extensive damage from a thunderstorm and high winds. Producer Wayne Dailard estimated about 100000 dollars in losses and said crews would repair overnight. The show would proceed as scheduled Friday night despite the setback.
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Wichita
Kansas
Wayne Dailard
Dailard
Wice
Topeka
Lead Zinc Hearing Planned by Senate Interior Subcommittee
Four cabinet members have been asked to testify July 25 at a Senate Interior Subcommittee hearing on lead and zinc mining. Sen. John A. Carroll said the witnesses will be Douglas Dillon, secretary of the treasury, Luther Hodges, secretary of commerce, Orville Freeman, secretary of agriculture, and Dean Rusk, secretary of state.
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Washington
Senate Interior
John A. Carroll
D-Colo
Douglas Dillon
the Treasury
Luther H. Hodges
Commerce
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture
Dean Rusk
Death Notices Thomas E Leatherman 43
Thomas E Leatherman 43 of 721 S Garfield died today at 9 30 a m at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness He born February 20 1918 in Shaw He was a tender operator for Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement and a member of St Paul Lutheran church A World War II veteran he served four years in Africa Sicily Italy and Germany He married Bessie Herd July 20 1946 in Erie Survivors include his wife one daughter Kristina and three sons Robert Frank and James of the home his mother Mrs Ellen Leatherman Bryant Rest Home four sisters Mrs Virgil Mc Daniels Cottage Hills Illinois Mrs Edward Gibson and Mrs Earl Russell El Dorado and Mrs Clinton Turner 609 N Forest and one brother Luther Leatherman 1522 S Central Funeral arrangements are incomplete Koch Skinner Memorial Home is in charge.
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Thomas E. Leatherman
S. Garfield
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Shaw
Ash Grove
Kristina
Robert
Frank
James
Ellen Leatherman
Bryant Rest Home
Virgil McDaniels
Cottage Hills
Edward Gibson
Earl Russell
el Dorado
Clinton Turner
N. Forest
Luther Leatherman
S. Central
Koch-Skinner
Farmer William Smith leads protest against farm subsidy car
Big Flats New York AP William T Smith says mail favors his protest against the farm program subsidies that funded his $6100 Cadillac. He drove to Washington with a sign claiming subsidy money bought the car and argues the program to reduce grain surpluses will fail. He farms 1200 acres near Elmira. 104 acres idle fed by Uncle Sam earned $6712.
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Big Flats
N.Y
William T. Smith
Moorhead
Minn
Smith
Washington
Uncle Sam
Elmira
Jean LeBorgne
LaPuente
Calif
Baby dies after choking on bottle milk in Kansas City
Rocky Dean Knapp four month old son of Mr and Mrs Jerry G Knapp died after choking on milk from a bottle. He was rushed by ambulance to a hospital following unsuccessful at home resuscitation efforts.
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Kansas City
Kan
Rocky Dean Knapp
Jerry G. Knapp
Richardson Insurance Agency Ad
Richardson Insurance Agency at 16 East Main, Chanute. Contact 3199 for coverage and services.
Hogs Higher Cattle Meager Market Summary
Kansas City livestock shows hogs up to 25 cents higher while cattle fail to show strength. Hogs 1 200 head active with gains, sows steady. 1 3 200-250 lb barrows and gilts 17.25-18.00, 1 3 270-400 lb sows 13.75-15.50. Produce and eggs mixed in Kansas City and Chicago markets with steady butter and variable egg prices. Grain prices slip for corn and soybeans with minor gains in soybean oil and barley.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago
Rev Fred Shaw to Conduct Services at Vilas Bethel
News briefs note that the Rev. Fred Shaw will conduct services at Vilas Bethel Lutheran church Sunday at 11 15 a m. The items also report funeral attendance in Elk City for Charlie Barnes and library Story Hour readings featuring Frances Frost and Gelett Burgess.
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Fred Shaw
Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church
Frances Frost
Gelett Burgess
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported in Neosho
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital several admissions included Mrs. Loren Lee from Malcolm undergoing surgery and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stanley of LaHarpe welcoming a boy. Dismissals included Isabelle Booe and Bessie Haynes, with other listed patients from Humboldt and Benedict. A traffic citation appeared for James Prosser on an illegal muffler charge with a posted bond. Police noted window peeker reports and a suspect’s plea in a panhandling case linked to a Fort Scott burglary claim.
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Loren Lee
Ray Ward
Pocahontas
Ark
Ward
Fort Scott
Wall Street advances on late day recoveries amid mixed bonds
The New York market rose late in the session on a technical rebound from recent losses with about 2.6 million shares traded. Stocks saw fractional to over one point gains while bonds remained mixed. a Teen Canteen board also voted to close for the summer due to low interest, keeping it available for private events.
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New York
U.S
Teen Canteen Board
Former Nike base eyed for Kansas penal facility
Col. Guy C. Rexroad, state penal director, said a report on converting a former Nike missile base near Falun to a minimum security penal institution will be ready in about two weeks. The site near Falun was 85 percent complete when construction halted. A base near Bennington is also under study by the highway patrol as a potential division headquarters and training school.
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Topeka
Guy C. Rexroad
Salina
Rexroad
Falun
Kas
Bennington
Highway Patrol
Showers Spread Across Nation After Stormy Weather
The wet belt stretched from the Far West mountains to New York as thunderstorms and showers moved along a cold front. Heaviest rain fell in western Arkansas and Oklahoma with Norman seeing over two inches in six hours. Severe weather brought hail and strong winds across the Midwest and Texas. At least seven people died in storm related incidents.
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Associated Press
New York State
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Midwest
Texas
Renewal Charter For Earlton Scouts
Earlton Boy Scout troop No. 72 received a renewal charter from Chanute leaders Ralph Garvin and Bill Slane at a church meeting in the Evangelical United Brethren church annex. The event followed a wiener roast. Scoutmaster B A Morris led the Earlton unit under pastor Rev Jack Mathis who once served with a Parsons troop where Garvin was scoutmaster in 1942.
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Ralph Garvin
Bill Slane
Chanute
Evangelical United Brethren Church
B. A. Morris
Jack Mathis
Parsons
Garvin
Miss U S A Sharon Brown Crowned in Miami Beach
Sharon Brown 18 from Minden Louisiana won Miss U S A after two days of competition belting out a dazzling 36 23 36 figure. She will represent the nation at Miss Universe with 47 foreign entrants. Her prize included 1000 dollars as she eyed future plans and gathered family support for the judging.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Sharon
Brown
U.S.A
Minden
Waterproof
Louisiana Tech
Linda Bement
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pamela Stettler
San Rafael
Calif
Karen Weller
Las
Liston Suspended Indefinitely By Pennsylvania Boxing Board
Philadelphia AP The Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission suspended Charles Sonny Liston the No 1 heavyweight challenger indefinitely for actions detrimental to boxing and the public.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Charles
Sonny) Liston
Mechanical Failure Causes Crash DC 8 killed 17 near Stapleton
United Airlines President W A Patterson told reporters that one or more hydraulic system failures likely caused the DC 8 crash that killed 17 people last Tuesday. He noted fluctuating hydraulic pressure 35 minutes before landing, but the captain did not sense imminent danger and would have diverted to Lowry if he had. The FAA moved to tighten emergency hydraulic system rules for DC 8 jets as investigators continued.
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Colo
United Air Lines
United
W. A. Patterson
John Grosso
Patterson
Los Angeles
Stapleton Airfield
Lowry Air Base
Stapleton
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
Anderson Makes Three Appointments In State Post
Gov. John Anderson named Hade Gupton of Greensburg as state brandh commissioner succeeding resigning Allen Williams. C. V. Bargeman of Fredonia was named to the Park and Resources Authority. G. N. Waddell of Selina joined the governor's Economic Development Committee, replacing Robert Sandifer and adding Saline Inc. president Waddell. The panel was created by the 1961 legislature.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Hade Gupton
Greensburg
Gupton
Allen B. Williams
Anderson
C. V. Bargeman
Fredonia
Park and Resources Authority
G. N. Waddell
Selina
Bargeman
Robert D. Sandifer
Prairie Village
Waddell
Saline Inc
Salina
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