Soviet Rejects Plan On Atomic Test Ban
Geneva dispatch reports Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin rejected a Western compromise for an on site inspection based test ban treaty. He insisted on a neutralist proposal with invitation only on site inspections and dismissed a broader pact. Talks resume amid cautious optimism and doubts about progress in Geneva.
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Geneva
S AP
Valerian Zorini
Russia
U.S
Arthur H. Zorin
Serence
Soviet Union
Zorin
Dean
Joseph B. Godber
Valerian Zorin
New York Times
United States
Times
Washington
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Mexico
Kennedy Aged Health Bill Faces Tight Senate Test
President Kennedy's Social Security health care plan for the aged faces a pivotal Senate vote to table the measure and kill it. A revised version seeks Republican support as debates intensify over school and hospital grants to segregated institutions and timing for House action on related welfare bills.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Welfare
Dominican Republic
Argentina
Theft Probe After $1300 Stolen From Urbana Area Farm Home
Officers investigate a burglary near Urbana in which $1300 in cash and bonds were taken from a safe at the Heilman farm home. Entry was gained by prying a storm screen while the Heilmans attended the Erie Reunion. Cash, bonds, deeds, and insurance papers were among the missing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Heilman
Urbana
Lester Marts
Heilman
Erie
Nancy Heilman
Heismans
Urbana Ladies Aid
Five Die in Quapaw Car Train Crash
A car train collision near Quapaw, Oklahoma killed Baptist minister Rev. Jack Shipman, 42, his wife Avis 35, and children Rebecca Ann 8 Rossman Lee 13, plus Darrell Evans 13. Jackie Mae Shipman 15 was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Quapaw
Okla
Jack Shipman
Avis Shipman
Rebecca Ann Shipman
Rossman Lee Shipman
Darrell Evans
Picher
Young Evans
Shipman
Melrose
Kan
First Baptist Church
Jim Powers
Jackie Mae Shipman
Jackie Mae
Baater Springs
State Traffic Fatal to Eight
Eight persons were killed on Kansas roads during the weekend. In Rice County a family from Mulvane perished in a collision at a county road intersection where a stop sign was said to have been turned up and tossed aside. Additional fatalities included a 7 year old boy in Overland Park, a Burden man hit by a train southeast of Winfield, and a Lenora youth in a two car crash.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Rice County
Curtis Welty
Margaret
Bradley
Robyn
Mulvane
Kan
Susan May
Ellis
Louisburg
Overland Park
Guy Arthur Stowell
Guy
Arthur Stowell
Donna Walin
Jack D. Hoyt
Burden
Missouri Pacific
Winfield
Hoyt
Jimmy Davis
Lenora
Ross Snyder
Osborne
Dentures Fly Into Combine in Humorous Tip Prize
Mrs Varndell wins a $3 Tribune tip for a tale about her husband’s dentures blowing into a harvest combine during a break on the line. The item, from the Left Hand Pitch column, invites tips from Chanute and surrounding areas with contact numbers for submissions and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. A. Varndell
Varndell
No New Farm Legislation This Year Says Senator
Senator Milton R. Young says there will be no new farm law this year not even extensions of emergency wheat and feed grain programs. He cites House Agriculture Committee action as the main reason and warns of greater surpluses and higher government costs. He notes possible passage next January to keep 1963 programs in effect.
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Washington
Milton R. Young
Young
House Agriculture Committee
Harold Cooley
D-N. C
Senate
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
House
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Committee
Senate Committee
Congress
Sooner Driver Is Fined $25 In Reckless Driving
A 19 year old Cleveland Oklahoma driver Donald L. Sneed was fined $25 for reckless driving after an accident last Monday injuring a Cha nute couple. He collided at the intersection of 18th and South Santa Fe with a car driven by Mrs Everett Lynch whose husband was a passenger. Mrs Lynch was cited for failure to yield right of way and her case is pending.
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Cleveland, Okla
Donald L. Sneed
Everett Lynch
18Th
S. Santa Fe
Lynch
Registration Deadline for Aug 7 Primary Set at July 27
City clerk Howard Parsons announced the August 7 primary registration deadline is July 27. Registrations are accepted at the city clerk's office during normal hours and daily July 23–27 until 9 PM. Aged 21 first-time voters, those who skipped the last election, address or name changes, and state ward residence requirements apply. Re-registration needed for ward address changes. new ward moves require 30 days at the new address.
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Howard Parsons
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shows July 1962 Figures
AP report from Topeka notes the Kansas traffic fatality log covers 48 hours to 9 am Monday and July 1962 totals, comparing with July 1961 figures. The July 1962 death count stands at 281, versus 293 in the comparable 1961 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Vatican Officials Study Basilica Blast No Political Significance
Vatican officials investigated a bomb explosion in St Peter's Basilica and said the act shows no political motive, calling it the work of someone mentally deranged. Paris reports a wage strike ended and the liner France will sail to New York next Tuesday after being taken out of service.
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Vatican City
Vatican
St. Peter's Basilica
Paris
France
le Havre
New York
Erie Talent Contest Caps Erie Reunion Night
The pantomime and dance segment highlighted by Kerry Lairmore of Erie closed the 89th Erie Reunion with winners announced. Joe McClung of Walnut, Wayne Brillhart, and Wayne Brillhart's orchestra shared top prizes, while Kerry Lairmore and Janet Hand earned praise in the talent contest.
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Erie
Kerry Lairmore
Weather Bureau
Inan Dena Beeler
Janet Hand
Kansas
Donna Smith
Wichita
Joe McClung
Walnutton Hall
Wayne Brillhart
Betty
Becky Weir
Ex- Erie
American Legion Treme Western
Southern
Sas
Arkansas City
Dick Neely
Earlton
Goodland
Women’s Committee of C of C Plans Luncheon
The newly formed Women’s Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorrow at noon for an organizational luncheon at the Tioga Hotel with chairman Betty Butcher presiding. Invitations were mailed to 50 Chamber members and Cha nute businesswomen77. About 15 attended the earlier meeting. Members of the New Industry Committee will visit Oklahoma City Friday for a tour of industrial facilities.
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Women’s Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Betty Butcher
Chamber
Chanute
New Industry Committee
The
Oklahoma City
Industrial Development Board
Kansas area hunt for man and girl after shootings
In Medora Kansas authorities search dense woods near the town for a man and a girl described as Harry J. Bloomer and a 17 year old, linked to a killing of a wheat harvest worker and wounding of Shirley Nixon. Reno County sheriff's office reported sightings and a large multi‑agency search followed. First degree murder charges were filed yesterday against Bloomer and the woman.
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Medora
Kan
Harry J. Bloomer
Shirley Nixon
Wilsonville
Reno County
Hutchinson
J. D. Rush
Rush
Bloomer
Miss Nixon
Claycamp
WaKeeney
Trego County
Chet McAtee
W. R. Hainline
Youngstown
Ohio
Jack
Hainline
Guymon
Oklo
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Penitentiary
National
Salina
Altoona Old Settlers Picnic Draws Large Crowds
Perfect weather and a full schedule highlighted the Altoona Old Settlers Picnic with parade events, a noon basket dinner, races, greased pig chases, contests, a watermelon feed, a street dance, and antique displays. Winners included Altoona Cub Scouts in the parade and Talli McDonald leading a burro cart, with many prizes for children and adults.
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Altoona
Old Settlers
George Hyde
Charles Ogden
Neodesha
William Hansen
Edith Kuntz
Hansen
Cub Scouts
Talli McDonald
David
Susan Lockhart
Fall River
Ist
John Shoas
Fredonia
Bill Estes
Edmund Worley
Susan Pendleton
Marcetta Peck
Jean Wiggans
C. N. Green
Chanute
San Diego
Calif
Fort Euster
Pittsburgh
Penn
Nampa
Ida
Neodesha Saddle Club
Altoona High School
Hemmersley
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Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House Appropriations Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Mrs. Varndell Tip
Tribune
the Tribune
Senior High Junior College
Ernie Roe
Roy Wiles
Larry Mathews
Andrea Evans
Arthur F. Evans
Independence
Meadowlark Council
Button Bay
Miss Evans
Sory
Lois Erickson
Lairmore
Garden City
Emporia
Women's Committee of
C of C
Kansas Area
Iist
Carlene Morgan
Jean Richardson
Harry Stiles
John Lour
Leon Joy
Glen Wiltse
Hurschel Duncan
Fort Scott
Larry Bailey
Girard
Carl Kuntz
Everett McGowen
Burney Foust
Farlington
Bill Hoover
Hoover
Mark Nixon
Shirley
Burlington Railroad
Nebraska
Nixon
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