Quorum Gap Delays Senate Fight Over Satellite Bill
In Washington a quorum shortage stalls debate on a government and private ownership plan for a global satellite system. The absence of 50 senators delays a key vote while leaders and opponents maneuver for a sustained filibuster.
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Washington
Senate
Nion
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Mak
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
U.S
Mansfield
Mystery Humming Clock Solves Household Enigma
The Dean Dighero family in Earlton heard a persistent humming at 11:15 a.m. Mrs. Dighero checked the fridge and electric water system, turned off the breaker, and with neighbor Mrs. Wilmer Cramer investigated the meter upstairs. Fourteen year old Johnie Dighero found the source was an alarm clock left on.
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Dean Dighero
Earlton
Johnie Dighero
Counterfeiter Arrests Spark Broad Fraud Probe
Secret Service agents arrested printer Andy Sprinkle, 37, for manufacturing about $200000 in counterfeit $50 and $100 bills. Former U S Rep Pat Sutton, 47, and electrician John Calvin Smith, 39, face conspiracy and transfer charges as bills surface across Tennessee and seven other states. Sprinkle allegedly printed notes for Smith, who already faced related charges. Bond set at $10000. preliminary hearing waived.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Secret Service
U.S
Andy Lotus Sprinkle
Paul Doster
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
New York
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Doster
Pat Sutton
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Lawrence County
Sutton
Sprinkle
John Calvin Smith
Knoxville
Smith
First Black voters in East Carroll Parish voting in 40 years
Three African Americans cast ballots in northeastern Louisiana’s East Carroll Parish marking the first such voting in 40 years. They were among 26 registered earlier this week by a federal judge under the 1960 Civil Rights Act to curb alleged voter discrimination as Louisiana held a Democratic primary today.
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Lake Providence
Louisiana
East Carroll Parish
Tribune Phone Contact Advice
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact by phone, try your carrier first. If still unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Traffic Fatalities Rise in Kansas 1962 Figures
Kansas traffic death toll shows 52 fatalities for July and 312 for the year to date, with 304 for the comparable 1961 period. Topeka update notes counts at 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Topeka
Kansas
New U S Strategy In Nuclear Test Ban
Washington reports a revised U S plan for Geneva negotiations to press Russia on inspection safeguards. Kennedy aides anticipate concessions on Western conditions tied to new scientific findings about detecting underground explosions and distinguishing earth shocks. The White House favors presenting science results at Geneva to shift Moscow on international inspections.
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United States
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Iiew
U.S
Arthur Dean
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Soviet Union
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Moscow
Judge to Rule on Ratner Disbarment Motions in Kansas
Russell Kan AP The Kansas Supreme Court ordered a ruling on motions filed by the Ratners in disbarment proceedings. Commissioner Driscoll overruled a bid to dismiss and set a 10 day window to file briefs. Hearings may be held in Wichita and Topeka with additional locations possible.
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Kan
Ellis
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Aftor- Strategic Wing
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State Board of Bar
Robert Hoffman
Lloyd Ruppenthal
McPherson
Ratner
Supreme Court
Driscoll
Hoffman
Wichita
Topeka
Harry Robbins
Eugene ‘Coombs
W. A. ‘Smith
Coombs
Brotherhood of Railroad
Oklahoma
158 Register At Night
Sixty four voters registered at the city clerk office last night bringing total registrations to 158 for the five night late period ahead of the August 7 state primary. An official count will be made next week and registration books close until the day after the primary.
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Howard Parsons
Parsons
Hargis Tours Kansas Campaign Trail
Democrat candidate for Fifth District Congress Hargis visited Chanute after St. Paul and before Fort Scott. He planned to attend the party rally and other engagements with local supporters. Carla Gebhard is mentioned in connection with family ties.
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Denver
Hargis
Parsons
Chanute
St. Paul
Fort Scott
Gebhard
Au Lola
Carla
Estes Testimony Links Lyndon Johnson to Grains Project
An Amarillo court of inquiry heard Coleman McSpadden say Estes mentioned giving one eighth interest in a grain elevator to Lyndon Johnson. Johnson aides denied any business dealings with Estes. McSpadden testified about plans for a Hereford grain terminal and noted past FBI concerns in 1961.
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Amarillo
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
MecSpadden
Hereford
Estes
MccSpadden
Lyndon Johnson
Presi
Reedy
McSpadden
King of Farm Finance
Harold E. Orr
Superior Manufacturing Co
Ruel W. Alexander
Superior
Commercial Solvents Corp
Human Error Costs Million in Venus Rocket Loss
An $8 million Atlas Agena B rocket carrying a $4 million Mariner 1 spacecraft to Venus was destroyed after a human mathematical error in the guidance equation. NASA blamed the miscalculation in the original trajectory formula from Space Technology Laboratories Los Angeles. A new Venus mission is planned in about three weeks, the United States' last chance until 1964 to explore Venus.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Venus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Space Technology Laboratories
Los Angeles
United States
New Warden Is Crouse
Sherman Crouse is named warden of the State Penitentiary at Lansing to succeed Tracy Hand who resigned July 1. Kenneth B. Horton of McAlester Oklahoma is appointed deputy warden. Crouse has 20 years with the state prison and prior service with Leavenworth police and North American Aviation. Horton has worked at Oklahoma Penitentiary since 1949 in guard, sociologist, and classification chief roles.
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Topeka
Sherman Crouse
Lansing
Crouse
Tracy Hand
Robert J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Kenneth B. Horton
McAlester
Okio
Leavenworth High School
State Prison
Leavenworth
Big St Bernard Slipped a Mickey
McDuff a 125 pound St Bernard in Bloomington Ind battered his home during a siege. Humane officers subdued him Friday with sleep inducing kidney laced pills and sent him to a kennel for observation after he bit a little girl twice. The dog belonged to 11 year old Mark Gebhard son of Dr Paul Gebhard Indiana University.
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Bloomington
Ind
McDuff
St. Bernard
Humane
Mickey
Mark Gebhard
Paul Gebhard
Institute For Sex Research
Indiana University
Ed Thompson Campaign Stop In Chanute
Ed Thompson a former local businessman and Republican candidate for Congress from the Fifth District spoke in Chanute today as part of his campaign tour.
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Ed Thompson
Parsons
Chanute
Thompson
Wear Your Clothes Theme Stirs Arma Homecoming Planning
Arma Kansas committee members debated a request from Chairman Frank Blazic to attend the next meeting in in character attire. Blazic clarified he meant the official Roaring Twenties homecoming theme rather than casual wear.
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Arma, Kan
Frank Blazic
Arma
Blazic
Weather summary for Kansas regions with rainfall forecast
Weather notes report highs near 80s to 90s across Kansas with early 11 am readings. Beneficial rains fell in northeast and north central Kansas with Clay Center recording 1.47 inches and Lovewell Dam 1.80. Forecast calls for continued showers and thunderstorms through Sunday and cooler temperatures lingering Sunday.
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Kansas
Clay Center
Lovewell Dam
Dodge City
Hill City
Abilene
Pittsburg
Goodland
Wichita
East Central
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