Kennedy plan to bar railroad strike moves to ICC
President Kennedy announced a legislative plan to refer the ongoing railroad work rules dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission for prompt hearing and disposition. The proposal would preserve collective bargaining with protections for workers, and aims to delay any strike until ICC action is complete. لقاء
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White House
Congress
Pierre Salinger
ICC
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Seven Injured in Three Area Auto Crashes
Three area crashes early Sunday morning injured seven people. Five were minor, two serious. The first crash occurred about 12:20 a.m. near Santa Fe Park on US 1169. A 1956 Pontiac driven by David R. Kustandorter, 22, of 919 S. Asgby, collided with a 1963 Dodge driven by Lew M. Snowden, 27, of Earlton R. 1, and a 1955 Chevrolet driven by William ...
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Chanute
US 1169
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S. Asgby
Lew M. Snowden
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William
Unheated Kansas Temperatures Top 104 Amid Heat
Western Kansas saw 104 degree highs as a heat wave persisted with no relief in sight. Topeka reached 89 while Garden City and Goodland reported 104. The area forecast called for fair skies and continued warmth through Tuesday with highs near 100 and mid 70s overnight. A weak cold front cooled northeast Kansas slightly but expected highs remained in the 90s to 100s across the region.
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Goodland
Kansas City
Racial Tensions Spark Protests At Brooklyn Construction Site
About 500 pickets demonstrated against job discrimination at a Brooklyn site as New York police arrested mass numbers when they blocked construction paths. Mounted and foot officers moved in as demonstrators were carried away, following a weekend of easing tensions nationwide.
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New York
Downstate Medical Center
Charleston
Grant for planning study okayed in federal funds
A $6,930 federal grant for a two phase community planning study was announced from Washington by Congressman Joe Skubitz. City funds and services will bring total initial funding to $10,395 for phase one, with Burgwin and Martin Engineering Firm of Topeka assigned to conduct the work and John Welker as consultant. The project, estimated up to $25,000 total, spans up to three years with phase one to begin within eight to twelve months.
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Earlton Woman Wins Tribune News Tip Award
Mrs Ed Wolfe of rural Earlton topped tipsters for last weeks 3 prize from The Tribune. Her tip described covered wagons passing Cha nute on the way to New York. The family was en route from Amarillo Texas to the Worlds Fair next year.
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Upside Down Flag Incident In Monterrey Mission
Mr and Mrs T E Slater and Mr and Mrs N E Whitmer returned from a two week Mexico vacation Their walk along Juarez Street brought them to the American Consul building where the flag was flying upside down The Slaters signaled a Monterrey police officer who summoned an American consul official and the issue was corrected after communication via sign language
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Longer Look At Eclipse In Jet Plane
In Canada observers saw a total eclipse for 100 seconds while aboard a DC8 jet at 525 mph. Astronomers and craft crew, including Malcolm Scott Carpenter, studied solar flares and faint distant lights blocked by the sun. The 42.4 seconds longer view marks a new era in eclipse watching as engineers plan faster transports to chase the shadow across limited Earth regions.
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
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Galena Considers $410,000 Sewer Bond Vote
Galena Kansas voters will go to the polls Tuesday on a proposed 410000 bond issue to finance a complete sewer collection system and sewage disposal facilities for the city.
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Barefoot Burglar Hits Hayes Brothers Service Station
A barefoot burglar entered a Stark area service station two miles north of Stark Saturday night, taking six to eight cigarette cartons three cigar boxes and 30 cents from a pop machine. Neosho County Sheriff George Neeley investigated. a footprint showed the culprit wore no shoes.
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Bloodmobile Here Tomorrow At First Methodist Church
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit tomorrow for a pickup from 8:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. at the First Methodist church building at Third and Lincoln. New donors and previous contributors are urged to give a pint of blood. Mrs. Marion Kibler is the blood program chairman.
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Governors Conference Votes to Eliminate Resolutions Committee
Governors from 55 states meet in Miami Beach as a 33-16 partyline vote ends the resolutions committee. Republicans sought to remove a gag rule requiring unanimity for civil rights actions, while Democratic Gov. Grant Sawyer proposed eliminating the committee to confine governors to discussion and regular-committee reports, with no civil rights matters on the docket.
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Nevada
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka District
Kansas traffic death log reports 48 hours to 9 am Monday July 3 1963 with 35 deaths, compares with 304 in 1962 and 291 in 1963 for the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Test Ban Treaty Near Closer Reach Amid Talks
Soviet sources report a working party finished on an East West treaty banning nuclear tests in air space and water. Harriman expected to initial soon as Washington notes optimism. Key issue remains a possible accompanying nonaggression pact while talks resume after a weekend break.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha in Chanute Progress
A cryptic note reports another success in Chanute’s progress. It mentions a federal grant of $6930 for sound planning.
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Kansas City Kan Police Chief Urged Removal by AG
Topeka AP William Ferguson urged Kansas City Kan Police Chief John Theroff be removed amid evidence of police brutality within the department. He recommended a qualified administrator take over with broad discretion to reform operations as an ongoing investigation continues.
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Bandits Take $35,000 From Kansas City Credit Union
Four armed men robbed the Star Credit Union in the Kansas City Star building just before noon. They demanded cash as Brink's armored car personnel had just delivered money to the mezzanine office. The robbers, wearing golf caps and masks, forced two women and a man to lie down and made off with unopened money sacks. One member waited outside during the heist.
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