Nonaggression Pact Tied to a Test Ban
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said a radical turn toward a better international climate could result from signing the nuclear test ban treaty. He linked it to a possible NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression pact but did not insist on a package deal. Western diplomats hoped for agreement as talks continued in Moscow amid cautious optimism.
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Mier Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Tass
NATO
Communist Bloc
Addis Ababa
Spiridonovka Palac
U.S
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
United States
Senate reception of a test ban treaty uncertain
In Washington AP reporting, the Senate faces an uncertain reception to a nuclear test ban treaty that U S sources say is nearly finished in Moscow. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and disarmament chief William C Foster moved to steer support by presenting a draft of the proposal.
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W. Averell Harriman
Stalin
Khrushchev
U.S
Dean Rusk
Washington
Rusk
Moscow
Senate
United States
Disarmament Agency
William C. Foster
Left Hand Pitch Echoed In Eclipse Hen Egg Mystery
A Tribune reader, Tony Biele of 1022 N Santa Fe, shows a normal egg with a sunray imprint saying it was laid during the Saturday eclipse. Nearby, raccoon raiders stalked a Savonburg yard as two half grown coons fought over corn while the Alford dog Dukie guarded the porch.
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Tony Biele
N. Santa Fe
Biele
Tribune
Alford
Dukie
Mrs. Alford
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A short intercepted missive addresses a person named Cha. The writer notes the day’s heat and compares it to a Biblical scene involving a rich man and Lazarus. The closing is casual with a personal sign-off.
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Cha
Lazarus
Castro Confiscates American Embassy in Havana
The Cuban government orders seizure of the American Embassy building in Havana and all contents in retaliation for U S asset freezes. The building has been in Swiss care since U S Cuban diplomatic ties were severed.
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Castro
Havana
United States
Heat breaks Kansas records as temps soar statewide
Area forecasts warn of continued heat through Thursday with lows in the 70s and highs near 100. Kansas temperatures topped 110 in Fredonia, 112 in Syracuse the highest in three years, with many cities from Pittsburg to Salina exceeding the century mark for the first time this year. Weatherman Garrett noted clouds may ease intensity in western Kansas but the hot pattern remains.
Kansas Heat Wave Breaks Records Across Major Stations
Temperatures soared across Kansas with Pittsburg at 108 degrees, the year's highest regular station reading. Other cities reported 100 or more, marking the first such all-station high this summer, including Chanute 106, Russell 106, Manhattan 105, Garden City 104, Hill City 104, and several others reaching 101 to 103 in Topeka, Wichita, Emporia, and more.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fredonia
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Chanute
Wamego
Manhattan
Russell
Garden City
Hill City
Wichita
Emporia
Lawrence
Goodland
Salina
Concordia
Richard Garrett
Dodge City
Olathe
Traffic Fatalities Log Report From Topeka
Kansas traffic death log covers 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday July 3 1936 with 38 deaths and a 1962 comparison of 308. The notice includes two earlier deaths not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Railroads Asked to Delay New Work Rules for 30 Days
CBS reports railroads will delay posting new work rules for 30 days averting a strike threat. House Commerce Chairman Harris urged another 30 day delay and demanded a fast reply. Loomis of the Association of American Railroads said a yes or no could not be given.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS Radio Network
News
Robert Pierpoint
White House
Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Congress
Harris
Daniel P. Loomis
The
Association of American Railroads
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
H.E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
St. Louis
Five Brotherhoods
Senate
House
Loomis
W. Williard Wirtz
Plans for Fall Festival in Chanute Sept. 25 28
Preliminary plans for the Chanute Fall Festival were reviewed by Jaycee chairman Herman Colvin. The four night event adds a rodeo style show and shifts parade and team pull times to ease crowding with a Saturday parade, a 2 p.m. big parade, free kid rides morning of the event, a lunch for parade participants, and a 9 p.m. dance at the National Guard Armory. Cash prizes will again be offered for top crops and garden entries.
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Chanute
JayCees
Herman Colvin
City Park
Memorial Building
National Guard
Colvin
Duke Myers
Glen Halbe
Jerry Berkstresser
Ronnie Poor
Lester Petty
Harvey Young
Jack Groves
Ralph Heaton
Bob Reynolds
Clergy Blast Racism in Civil Rights Debates
Washington AP reports a Teamsters official accuses Attorney General Robert F Kennedy of steering the civil rights program for personal aims and urges his resignation. Three religious leaders from Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish groups praise the measure while condemning segregation as immoral. The hearings mark ongoing congressional support for Kennedy's broad anti segregation agenda despite party and regional tensions.
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Washington
A_ teamsters Union
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Sidney Zagri
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Zagri
House
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Eugene Carson Blake
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Congress
Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Maryland
John F. Cronin
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Irwin M. Blank
Synagogue Council of America
Senate Judiciary Committee
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Bloodmobile collects 112 pints surpassing goal
A Red Cross bloodmobile visit surpassed its 100 pint goal by collecting 112 pints. Mrs. Marion Kibler praised local and area donors from Neosho County and beyond with 125 registered and 13 rejected. Next visit set for September 16 and 17. several donors reached gallon and two gallon milestones.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Marion Kibler
Blood Program
Bloodmobile
Coffeyville
Fredonia
Montana
Humboldt
Verena Willis
Milton Ford
Chanute
Charles Clements
Doris Baker
Robert Washburn
Mort Cox
Wilyma van Meter
Thayer
Game Protectors Arrests Reported Across Quarter
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission said its game protectors made 530 arrests from April 1 to June 30. The quarterly report noted fines and court costs totaling 8,926 dollars, with 5,490 dollars of fines directed to the state school fund.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Body of Jeweler Found in Store
Kansas City police report the jeweler Martin L. Graybeal found dead behind his store counter with injuries from a robbery. A blood trail led from the shop down the street, indicating a violent crime.
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Kansas City
Martin L. Graybeal
Graybeal
Stamp frenzy marks Amelia Earhart first day launch
In Atchison 1,000 people braved 92 degree heat for the Amelia Earhart commemorative air mail stamp ceremony on her 66th birth anniversary. Postmaster General Day hailed the rarity of women on U S commemoratives as seven Ninety-Nines fly out with first day envelopes, including Earhart’s sister Mrs Muriel Earhart Morrissey autographs for youngsters.
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Pacific
Miss Earhart
J. Edward Day
Eleanor Roosevelt
Amelia Earhart
Muriel Earhart Morrissey
Medford
Mass
Amelia
Mrs. Morrissey
The
Ninety-Nines, Inc
Organization of Women Fliers
Melba Beard
Scottsdale, Ariz
Viola Gentry
East Hampton
N.Y
Betty Huyler Gillies
Rancho Santa Fe
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Foster
Fulbright
Harriman
Yours
Mercury
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Red Cross
City Recreation Commission
Neosho County
Larry Mathews
Falt
Hal Davis
Charles Chilcote
Iola
Janet Markham
Stark
Elizabeth Wittner
ICC
Erwin N. Griswold
US Civil Rights Commission
Harvard Law School
Senate Commerce Committee
Atchison
Tive Air Mail
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