Red Chinese Russians Deadlocked In World Communist Split
Moscow accuses Beijing of brinkmanship inching toward a world Communist schism. Izvestia cites Africa Asia leadership aims and white colored races tensions as Soviet Chinese talks resume over Khrushchev policies. Pravda publishes a 35000 word open letter defending peace with the West continuation of the rift.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
World Communist Movement
International Communist Center
Izvestia
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Peking
Kremlin
Harriman
Hailsham
Germany
East Germany
Farmers Will Hear About Plant Operation At Santa Fe Park
Farmers will hear about the National Alfalfa Dehydrating and Milling Co plant planned for this fall. A public meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the south shelterhouse at Santa Fe Park will explain the plant’s operation and give already committed growers a chance to meet company representatives Bruce Kramm and Floyd Little. Watermelon will be served.
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National
Alfalfa
Santa Fe Park
Agricultural Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Kramm
Independence
Floyd Little
Kansas City
Car Collides With Calf on County Road Southwest of Town
A 1961 Plymouth driven by Mrs. Reva Audiss collided with a calf on a county road about 5:30 yesterday afternoon, one half mile west of 21si and Plum mer. There were no injuries. the car suffered about 300 dollars in damage and a wrecker towed it to town. The calf sustained a broken leg and wandered back to a nearby field with its owner undetermined.
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Here
21Si
Plummer
Reva J. Audis
S. Garfield
Vickie Lynn Audiss
Wesley Audiss
John van Wickle
Heart Transplant Patient Dies From Heart Failure
In Pittsburgh Presbyterian University Hospital a 44 year old man who received a second lung transplant died of heart failure during the transition period after the operation. The donor lung had just been from a donor and was still in acceptance phase. the remaining lung could not sustain the patient. The other lung transfer within the country occurred three weeks earlier in Mississippi, where the patient died from an unrelated disorder.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian University Hospital
Mississippi
Khrushchev Jovial At A Test Ban Talks
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev opened limited test ban talks with U.S. envoy Harriman and Britain’s Lord Hailsham. The talks aim to curb air space and underwater nuclear tests over about ten days, with underground bans left uncertain.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Kremlin
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Harriman
Anand
Gromyko
Hailsham
St Louis meeting on plant efforts for local industry
City manager R J Hayes led another trip to St Louis to press for a new industry here. Hayes, W H Caldwell, Ed Caldwell, and Fred Harris met with industry reps and Wichita bond company officials to discuss financial arrangements. Chanute’s chances are considered excellent and a report will be given at the Chamber of Commerce board meeting tonight.
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St. Louis
R. J. Hayes
Hayes
W. H. Caldwell
Mid- America, Inc
Southeast Kansas Industrial Development Organization
Kansas City Bonding Company
Ralph Heaton
Caldwell
Ed Caldwell
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Harris
Wichita
Chanute
C of C Board of Directors
Maiden voyage of new hydrofoil Albatross thrills Long Island commuters
New York AP report of Long Island commuters using the aluminum hydrofoil Albatross on a Port Washington to Wall Street run. The maiden voyage featured a rescue of a cabin cruiser in Long Island Sound, notable passengers Mrs Samuel Goldwyn and Robert Lehman, a Coast Guard report request, and Ira Dowd surviving a plunge overboard. Dowd outlined plans for 35 such vessels by year end, including 15 in the New York area and expansions to Boston Philadelphia Great Lakes and Florida Carib bean zones.
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Long Island Sound
Samuel Goldwyn
Robert Lehman
Ira E. Dowd
American Hydrofoil Lines
Port Washington
Long Island
Wall Street
Financial District
Goldwyns
Lehman
Dowd
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
Florida-Caribbean
Weather data and Kansas storm activity report
Area forecast notes partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms through Tuesday and little temperature change. Tonight near 70, Tuesday high in the lower 90s. In western and central Kansas thunderstorms produced over 2 inches in places with hail near Ness City and in Osborne county. widespread precipitation across the western half with many locations receiving an inch or more.
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Topeka
Kansas
Osborne
Ness City
Wirtz urges compulsory arbitration in rail labor dispute
Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz says the four year dispute over railroad work rules heads toward a compulsory solution. He warns both carriers and unions risk weakening collective bargaining if Congress does not settle. Wirtz chairs a six member panel drafting a Kennedy administration report on proposed legislation. The railroads have postponed new work rules to July 29 affecting about 60 000 jobs, while unions wait to see if Congress acts. Sens Javits and Morse oppose compulsory arbitration.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Albert
Lebanon
Larned
Osborne
Gove
Achilles
Hays
Smith Center
Norton
Cimarron
Great Bend
Dodge City
Ness City
Richard Garrett
Kansas
Congress
Topeka
Pittsburg
Wirtz
Kennedy
Grasp
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Tip Winner Leon Chard Named for News Tip
Last week The Tribune awarded $3 to Leon Chard for his tip about a Red Oak Iowa resident Merle Vannord strand traveling by bicycle through Chanute on vacation. The tip led to a newspaper photo and story in the previous week's issue. The paper invites tips on unusual events and offers weekly rewards.
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Leon Chard
Kansas
Red Oak
Merle A. Vannordstrand
Tulsa
Tribune
Chanute
The
Laborite Dies in London at 61
LONDON AP John Strachey a leading intellectual of Britain's Labor party died today in a London hospital at age 61.
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London
John Strachey
Labor Party
Brink of Civil Warfare Charged by Gov Wallace
Governor Wallace told the Senate Commerce Committee that President Kennedy moved the nation toward civil warfare by appeasing Negro civil rights demonstrators and tolerating mob violence. He cited Birmingham riots, alleged Communist influence, and criticized TV remarks urging courts over streets. Eugene Cook was delayed by Savannah demonstrations.
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Gov. Wallace
Washington
George ©. Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Wallace
Senate Commerce Committee
Commerce Committee
Senate
Sen
Warren G. Magnuson
Cash
Birmingham
Martin Luther King
Robert F. Kennedy
A. W
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Safe Crackers Hit Coop Office In Chanute Three Times
Burglars, after two prior failed attempts, broke into the Chanute Farmers Cooperative elevator at 707 N Highland and stole about 15 dollars in soda money from a safe. The eight inch cylinder safe was removed. no drill marks were found. entry was through a northwest window with a board for access. Nearby, Smitty's Truck Stop Cafe on US 169 and the E Z Way Laundry on Grant reported thefts as police investigated. The Friday and Thursday prior yielded under one dollar in change, and the coin box from a pinball machine was also robbed. Police and Sheriff George Neeley led the investigations.
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Chanute Farmers Cooperative Assn
N. Highland
Chanute
Smitty
US 169
Here
N. Grant
Farmers ‘Co-op
George Neeley
Co-Op
Smitty's
Neeley
E-Z Way
Seth Gray
Gray
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted note wonders why Mr. K appeared so jovial at the start of the A Test Ban talks, posing a question about mood and possible meaning behind the posture. The brief communication reflects curiosity about diplomatic attitudes during tense negotiations.
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Mr. K
1000 Enroll In Red Cross Swim Classes
Nearly 1,000 residents are enrolled in the Neosho County Red Cross swimming program co sponsored by the City Recreation Commission. Program director Mrs Margaret Ranabargar announced the total enrollment for county and rural areas is 392. Chanute enrollment stands at 586 with registration closing at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Applicants may sign up at the Launching Pad Highland. Chanute class begins next Monday for two weeks ending Aug. Due to high beginner enrollment a waiting list may be needed. About 100 enroll per hour in beginner classes.
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Neosho County
Red Cross
City Recreation Commission
Magegaret Ranabargar
Chanute
Highland
Tragic Drowning After Boat Capsizes At Falls
Four young Indigenous girls die when their boat overturns under the falls on the Winnipeg River in Whitesand Ontario. The children, all under four, were with several adults including Mrs Paishk and Mrs McDonald and the Paishk's two year old son. The outboard motor failure preceded the capsize.
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Whitedog
Ont
Winnipeg River
Simon McDonald
Frank Paishk
Paishk
Traffic Fatalities Log Record From Topeka Update
An AP report notes a Topeka incident log of traffic fatalities within 48 hours ending 9 am Monday July 21. The data covers figures from 1963 with a comparative 1962 tally, indicating trends in road deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Tee S.csoscconn
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G.E. Leighty
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George M. Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
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