Empress of Lima Crashes at Honolulu Killing 27
A Canadian Pacific Britannia propjet, Flight 310, crashed on approach at Honolulu International Airport shortly after takeoff killing 27 and injuring 13. The tail section survived with all survivors from Vancouver, B C. The plane had originated in Vancouver and was en route to Fiji and New Zealand.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Pacific
Fiji
New Zealand
Australia
Vancouver
B.C
Federal Aviation Agency
Paturaay
Tripler Army Hospital
Air Force
FAA
Canadian Pacific
Alaska
Pets in the News Letters From Chanute Readers
Two Chanute letters discuss pet welfare. Mrs. Morrison’s dog Skippy survives a bullet wound after a neighbor’s gunfire while Dusty the cocker spaniel recovers. The second letter from Mrs. Jeffery asks Highland Park to trim shaggy park animals for cleanliness.
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Tribune
Chanute
Robert Jeffery
Fostoria
Ohio
Highland Park
Williams Wins Tribune Tip Award For Ditmar Ford Warning
Mrs. Henry Williams of 1205 S Garfield wins last week’s Tribune news tip award of 3 dollars for warning about swimmers at Ditmar’s Ford on the Neo sho River southeast of Chanute. A dog drowned there after being swept by the current and a boy was saved nearby the day before.
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Henry Williams
S. Garfield
The
Tribune
Chanute
the Tribune
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance For Reaching Carrier
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone contact, call your carrier. If he is unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 P.M. to reach the other option.
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Tribune
Total Halt Of RR Work Is Possible
CHAUTAUQUA N Y AP A railway labor spokesman warned a total work stoppage on the nations railroads could occur if management proceeds with job eliminations. H V Crotty president of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes said unions will not accept cutting the five man diesel crew. About 13000 firemen jobs may be cut this year starting Aug 16 as railroads streamline operations.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
H. V. Crotty
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Medical Care Accord Reached In Saskatchewan
Lord Taylor who came from Britain to mediate the 23 day dispute announced that the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons and the province's Socialist government have signed an agreement to end the medical care dispute. Representatives of the college will hold a later news conference to explain its position.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Lord Taylor
Britain
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Escaped Youth Captured After Kansas Jail Break
Kansas City AP report says 16 year old Mark Carl Foreman Jr was captured 48 hours after escaping from Atchison County jail. He was held on attempted burglary charges and had prior incidents linked to two deaths during escape attempts.
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Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Kansas
Carl Foreman Jr
State Traffic Fatal to Five
Five people died in three separate Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Orville Edmond Allen 75 of Oklahoma farmer was fatally injured in a car-truck crash west of Wellington on U S 160 Sunday his wife Ruth was critically injured. Carl Kluge 18 of Moundridge and James Ross Atkinson 39 of Copan were killed in a head on collision on U S 81 north of Moundridge Sunday. Glenda Elmore 67 and her granddaughter Karri Susan Elmore died in a one car crash near McCracken Saturday night when the car hit a dip and overturned.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Orville Edmond Allen
Byron
Okla
Farmer
Wellington
U. S
Sun
Ruth
U.S. 81
Moundridge
Carl Kluge
James Ross Atkinson
Copan
Oklo
Highway Patrol
Kluge
McCracken
Glenda Elmore
Karri Susan Elmore
John Elmore
Freak windstorm causes damage in city area
A strong gusty wind with rain and hail struck portions of the city last night, uprooting trees and damaging power lines and garages. Reports of hail and high winds came from the southern part of the city, with gusts at the airport peaking around 35 mph.
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FAA
14Th Street
William E. Pierce
N. Western
Pierce
JayCee Junior Golf
Main
Lincoln
Highland
Kansas
Wichita
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Associated Press
Five Twirlers Attend School at Wichita Clinic
Five Chanute Senior High School band twirlers Jo Ann Rodgers Sharol Cutrell Barbara Hunt Carol Umbarger and Cheryl Ogle attend the sixth annual Marching Band Clinic at the University of Wichita Fine Arts Center. Peggy Dormois cannot attend. Dr Ronald D Gregory head clinician from Indiana University leads sessions with experts Robert Wolff and John Friesen directing instruction and Don Dillion guiding drum majoring.
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Chanute
University of Wichita Fine Arts Center
Jo- Ann Rodgers
Sharol Cutrell
Barbara Hunt
Carol Umbarger
Cheryl Ogle
Peggy Dormois
Ronald D. Gregory
Indiana University
Robert Wolff
John Friesen
Don Dillion
American Legion
Derby High School
JoAnn Rodgers
Right
Head-on Collision Injures Two Drivers Near Erie
Sheriff reports a morning head on crash two miles north and a mile west of Erie left Richard Dennis More 25 Kansas City with a fractured right wrist and Benjamin Gingery 20 Parsons with a cut lip. More was eastbound in a 1962 Ford. Gingery’s 1951 Pontiac backed from a farm drive. Both cars listed as total losses.
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ERIE
Here
Jerry Sloan
Richard Dennis More
Kansas City
Benjamin Gingery
Parsons
Sloan
More
Gingery
Europeans to See JFK News Meet By Telstar Magic
In London and Washington officials announce a historic live Atlantic broadcast via Telstar linking President Kennedy’s news conference to European viewers and major sights. The telecast to 16 nations aims to showcase cultural landmarks and art amid ongoing Berlin talks, with ABC CBS and NBC carrying the programs.
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Jfk
Telstar Magic
Auanuc
Washington
Ameri Kennedy
Kennedy
Berlin
Soviet Union
Telstar Communications
Atlantic
Chicago
South Dakota
Mount Rushmore Memorial
New York Harbor
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Niagara Falls
Seattle
Rome
Arctic Circle
United States
ABC
CBS
NBC
Telstar
New York
Andover
Maine
Britanny
Goonthilly
England
European Broadcasting Union
Police Probe Two Minor Accidents Reported
Police investigated two minor accidents yesterday with no injuries. At 8 50 a.m. Eugene Koester 16 struck a car backing from a garage on 811 N Grant causing a 1962 Olds trunk lid damage of about 10 dollars. At 10 40 a.m. a 1958 Turley Chevrolet and a 1962 DeBusk Olds collided at 7th and US 169 with damages of 25 and 50 dollars respectively. A Santa Fe Cherry incident between a milk truck and a pickup caused no reported damage as vehicles were moved before police arrival.
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Eugene Koester
N. Forest
Pauline Morarity
N. Grant
Alta V. Turley
Edith
Mike DeBusk
W. Pine
7Th
US 169
Turley
DeBusk
Santa Fe
Cherry
George Penner
N. Central
Fred
Restraining Order Blocks Kansas Liquor Label Marketing
Dist. Judge Dean McElhenny granted a temporary restraining order against the Kansas Retail Liquor Dealers Foundation. The state attorney general alleged the Big K label is leased or sold with a $5 per case royalty to fund lobbying and promotions. Hearing set for Aug. 17. Gov. Anderson had earlier inquired.
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Topeka
Dean McElhenny
Kansas Retail Liquor Dealers Foundation
State Attorney General's
Attorney General
John Anderson
William M. Ferguson
Kennedy vows no more nuclear tests unless forced
President Kennedy said the United States will not conduct further nuclear weapons tests after the current series unless compelled to do so. He noted the decision depends on an analysis of the Soviet Union progress in weapon development and criticized Khrushchev for insisting on a final test series.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Nikita Khrushichev
Ton of Jade Worth $80,000 in Wyoming Find
Ed Coffey and Leo Walter returned to Manhattan with a 2 200 pound jade piece valued at about 80 000 dollars. The find was made south of the Sweetwater River near the old Pony Express station with hundreds of pounds of smaller pieces. They have not decided whether to sell the big piece whole or in portions.
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Wyoming
Ed Coffey
Manhattan
Leo Walter
Riley
Coffey
Sweetwater River
Sweetwater
Calendar of Events Planned by Merchants Committee
A year end events schedule announced by M. J. Martin lists citywide Back to School days August 2 to 4. A September Sidewalk bazaar ties to the Mexican Fiesta, followed by Fall Festival participation September 27 to 29. October 18 marks Dollar Day, November decor lights for holidays, and December night shopping on Thursdays and Saturdays starting December 1 plus Friday December 21.
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Retail Merchants Committee
M. J. Martin
JayCees
Family of Five Injured in Highway Crash Near Yates Center
Five members of Escondido California family were admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on US 54 about 1:50 a.m. 3.9 miles west of Yates Center. Dale Leak 33, his wife also 33 and children Anthony 9 Kirt 7 Deborah 4 were in a 1960 Volkswagen station wagon. Condition of all injuries not yet determined. Trooper from Yates Center investigated.
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Escondido
Calif
Neosho Memorial Hospital
US 54
Yates Center
Dale Leak
Anthony
Kirt
Deborah
Highway Patrol
United Arab Republic Shows New Rockets in Military Parade
In Cairo the United Arab Republic staged a parade featuring Soviet built jet bombers fighters and tanks to mark the 10th anniversary of President Gamal Abdel Nasser's revolution. Field Marshal Abdel Haim Amer hailed the UAR as having Africa and the Middle East's strongest trained forces while denouncing Israel as an imperialist threat.
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United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Abdel Haim Amer
U.A.R
Africa
Middle
Far East
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Marcia Sandberg
Rudolph Sandberg
W. Walnut
Lois Erickson
Rudolph ‘Sandberg
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Leland Lowe
S. Highland
S. R. Olson
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Richard Garrett
Elk
Elmdale
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Sharon Cutrell
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