Space Race Mess Heightens Senate Filibuster Clash
In Washington a Senate Commerce subcommittee battle warns the Telstar satellite bill could be thwarted by obstruction. Senator Magnuson accuses a payola demand in the submarine strike holding pattern. Reformers press for action before the space race advantage slips to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Com
Telstar
United States
Senate
Ses
Warren G. Magnuson
Sion
John L. McClellan
D- D-Wash
Com- Ark
Merce Committee
International Telecommutations
Nacations Union
Magnuson
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Senate Space Field
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Democratic Party
Symington
Murder Charged Against Sooner Couple in Bartholomew Slaying
Kay County authorities file joint murder charges against Homer Shaw and Rita Shaw in the March 14 death of Bertha Bartholomew of Bartlesville. A third suspect, Ronald Ball, is released. Shaw admits firing the fatal shot while the couple, and Ball, allegedly burglarized and kidnapped Bartholomew and her two young children.
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Newkirk
Okla
Kay County
Kansans Vote In Congress
Kansans were recorded on recent roll calls in Congress. Senate motion to table Javits amendment failed 37 to 33 with Carlson voting against. Pearson did not vote. House approved state justice and commerce appropriations 1.902 billion 266 to 55. Avery and Shriver voted for, McVey against, Breeding Dole Ellsworth not voting. Foreign aid authorization passed 221 to 162 with Avery Breeding Ellsworth for, Dole Shriver against, McVey not voting. Agriculture Department appropriation passed 345 to 41 with Avery Breeding Dole Ellsworth Shriver for, McVey not voting.
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Mansfield
D-Mont
Javits
R-N. Y
Carlson
Pearson
House
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Avery
Shriver
McVey
Breeding
Dole
Ellsworth
Agriculture Department
Weather outlook cool with scattered showers in Kansas
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon and early tonight, mainly in southern counties. Temperatures to stay moderate with highs in the middle 80s and lows in the 40s to 60s. A cool front moving in will keep temperatures moderate through Tuesday with a second front delaying any big rebound. Volatile precipitation reported across central Kansas with Ness City at 2.43 inches and Bazine at 1.53 inches overnight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Ness City
Bazine
Cedar Bluff Dam
Plainville
Alton
Forbes Air Force Base
Manhattan
Goodland
Wichita
Central Plains
Scots Up in Arms Over White House Goof
Edinburgh readers mock a Kennedy administration letter after an envelope misspells Edinburgh England. The Weekly Scotsman highlights the error and appeals for better address accuracy in a nation sensitive to implied slights.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
White House
President Kennedy
England
Scotsman
Clan Kennedy
Kennedy
North Bridge
Edinburg
Intoxication Charge Involving 16 Year Old in Chanute
A 16 year old Chanute youth, Johnny Stowell, was arrested at 12 45 a m Sunday for intoxication. He was with a 14 year old Chanute boy and two Chanute girls. The 14 year old was held for curfew and released for later conference. Stowell was released to his father and is to meet authorities today and face a police court hearing Thursday. Neither girl was charged.
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Chanute
Johnny Stowell
Stowell
North Santa Fe
Many Doctors Lost To Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan doctors boycotted a universal medical care plan for three weeks, prompting about 100 to quit the province. Most private practitioners are back in business as of now, in the province with 925000 people.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan
Kansas Traffic Deaths Prompt Special Legislative Session
Topeka AP report notes a traffic death count rising in Kansas. Doctors sign an agreement with the government ending a boycott. The accord grants 48 hours to submit changes for a July session to amend the medical act allowing doctors to practice outside it.
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Dam
Woodworth Honored At Local Democrat Rally
The Neosho County Young Democrats sponsored a City Park barbecue rally honoring Howard Woodworth of Stark. Speakers included Wade Myers of Emporia and representatives for Dale Saffels and George Hart, with about 125 attendees. Woodworth urged positive leadership in state education and funding reforms.
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Neosho County
Young Democrats
City Park
Howard Woodworth
Stark
Wade Myers
Emporia
Dale Saffels
George Hart
Ralph Ulm
Hart
Shawnee County
Wade Ferguson
Parsons
Saffels
Denver Hargis
Coffeyville
Myers
Woodworth
Ferguson
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Glen Halbe
Memorial Auditorium
Ash Grove cement plant marks three years without injuries
The Ash Grove cement plant completed three years of safe operation with no lost time accidents, covering 1.5 million man hours of work, announced plant superintendent Ira Barber.
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Ash Grove
Ira Barber
Barber
Driver Arrested After Sunset Club Crash
Herman L. Anderes and Benedict R. 1 were arrested at 12:55 am on drunken driving and leaving the scene after John Ellis of Iola reported his car, a 1961 Chevrolet, had been backed into at the Sunset Club. Anderes posted a $30 bond and was released yesterday.
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Herman L. Anderes
Benedict R. 1
Anderes
John Ellis
Iola
Sunset Club
Ellis
No News Tip Qualifies For Last Week's Award
The Tribune did not receive any tips this week that qualified for its $3 award for best news tip. Residents of Chanute and nearby four counties were urged to report unusual events such as fires serious accidents or human interest stories by calling The Tribune during posted hours.
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The
Tribune
Chanute
Dutch Indonesian Talks to Resume in New Guinea Crisis
Talks between Dutch and Indonesian negotiators resume in Washington with mediator Ellsworth Bunker after a weekend meeting in Middleburg Virginia. Officials say the discussions aimed to avert war over the Dutch held western half of New Guinea and proceeded amicably.
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Washington
New Guinea
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
Middleburg
Court Holds Up Election Block Order for Redistricting
Kansas Supreme Court stayed a district court order blocking elections under current apportionment laws. The stay allows 1963 legislative elections to proceed while the reapportionment suit, brought by four Kansas newspapers, awaits appeal.
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Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court
Ferguson
Kansas
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Dist
Marion Beatty
Shawnee
Beatty
U. S
Car Misses Curve Drowning Tragedy At Elsmore Lake
A Volkswagen plunged into Elsmore Lake east of here at 9 15 Sunday night. Phyllis Nadine Erickson 24 of Savonburg died in the car along with a young Michigan man. Divers searched for the second body as patrols reported four more traffic fatalities in Kansas over the weekend including two in a car train collision south of Wichita and a U S 56 curve accident near Great Bend.
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Ray Cummings
Bourbon County
Phyllis
Nadine Erickson
Savonburg
Miss Erickson
Michigan
Marion Cox
Iola
Jickson
Cox
Savenburg
Phyllis Nadine Erickson
August
Frances Nelson Erickson
Lavenburg
Grant Rural
University of Minnesota
Bernita Sparks
Altamont
Willis Adell
Evangelical Covenanter Church
Ralston-Hutton
Moran
Kansas
Associated Press
Wichita
Marie Darling
Bobby Rex Cory
Virginia Stone
Haysville
Kan
Vern Reynolds
Rock Island
Karen K. Frey
Great Bend
U.S
Mathew F. Rickett
Ellinwood
Patrick D. Rickett
Washburn University
Dale Mills
Enterprise
Interstate 70
Topeka
All Stars Lead NL 4 1 In Six Innings
The American League All Stars held a 4 to 1 lead over the National League after six innings in Chicago. Highlights include Rollis and Moran in the first inning, Gentile and Wagner driving in runs for the AL, and Crandall and Banks contributing for the NL with key hits and defensive plays.
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AL All-Stars
Chicago
Gentile
Groat
Battey
Wagner
Aparicio
Crandall
Paris
Rollins
Mazeroski
Padres
Phares
Clemente
Cepeda
Herbert
Boyer
Orseboro
Altman
Bolling
Kaline
Tresh
Musial
Banks
Colavito
Grounding Planes for Sky Shield III Exercise
All civilian aircraft in the United States and Canada will be grounded for 52 hours starting September 2. The North American Air Defense Command conducts Sky Shield III training from 2 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. EST that day.
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Colorado Springs
Colo. AP
Canada
North American Air Defense Command
Meany Urges Tax Cut in Lower Brackets Now
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged Congress to enact a temporary income tax cut focused on the lower brackets effective Sept 1 as a step toward permanent reform. He spoke to the House Ways and Means Committee calling for a first-bracket relief and cautioned against benefits skewed to upper brackets or cutting corporate taxes amid Treasury depreciation changes.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Meany
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Cars Damaged In Non Injury Collision At 14th Street
Vernon A Shultz and Joe H Crossant, both 20, were in a non injury accident at 14th and Santa Fe as Shultz stopped for a left turn and was rear ended by Crossant. Shultz Ford suffered about 50 dollars of damage, Crossant Mercury about 150 dollars. Two parked car damage reports followed: Arden Moore 410 N Forest left side damage 75 dollars from Main Street parking, Mrs Kenneth Tucker 208 N Garfield right side damage at the municipal pool.
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Vernon A Shultz
N. Grant
Joe H. Crossant
Humboldt R
14Th and
Santa Fe
Shultz
Ford
Arden Moore
N. Forest
Kenneth Tucker
N. Garfield
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Pete) Linton
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Tendent
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Court
Clay
Dickinson
J. P. Harris
John McCormally
Peter MacDonald
Hutchinson
Ernest W. Johnson
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