Shadows Lengthen as Pope John XXIII Battle Continues
Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII remains in fragile condition as his strong heart beats on amid medical efforts. Doctors at the Vatican press on with stabilization measures while the faithful await further word on his health.
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Vatican City
Pope John XXIII
Docetors
Oddone Tacoli
Holy Father
Vatican Radio and Press Office
Ferdinando Cardinal Cento
Pope John
Christ
Piero Mazzoni
Vatican
Vacation plans of Chanute youth surface in street survey
In Chanute youths from several area towns share vacation aims. Patricia Leonard plans to swim and help with vacation Bible school, while Bob Wiles wants to fish and play softball. Others speak of Spanish classes, farm work, travel to Canada, and family trips as the summer unfolds. The piece blends light teen voices with a separate obituary notice of Pope John XXIII and Vatican updates on his final hours.
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Patricia Leonard
Fredonia
Bob Wiles
N. Grant
Jim Babcock
N. Steuben
Murray Hill
Sonja Trotter
Deering
Wichita
Yates Center
Dog Attacks Little Girl in Wyandotte County
In Kansas City, AP reports a female German Shepherd bit 4-year-old Carol Ann Kent, requiring 135 stitches after an attack that also injured her sister Barbara, 14, as they visited a neighbor’s home to see a 9-day-old litter. Owner Georgia K. Roberts said the dog Carla had shown no aggression to other visitors.
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Kansas City
Kan
Carol Ann Kent
Barbara Kent
Wyandotte County
Carol
Barbara
Georgia K. Roberts
Carla
Weather Review May Temperatures And Forecast
Yesterday highs reached 62 with a low of 47. May total precipitation 2.88 inches. Forecast calls for partly cloudy to cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with scattered nighttime showers and thunderstorms. Highs around 70s, nights in 40s to 50s with little temperature change.
Fire destroys Urbana garage and vehicles
A garage near a Urbana grocery store burned last night, destroying a new car and a school bus. Chanute Fire Department responded to the 11:30 p.m. alarm and remained on scene until 1:20 a.m., reporting the garage loss as the blaze swept through the structure.
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Urbana
Chanute
Max Gough Named New Fireman for Chanute
Fire Chief Bill Brennan announced 26 year old Max Gough of 410 N Forest has joined the Chanute Fire Department as a fireman. He will replace retirements slated for June 6 after 28 years of service by Dewey Maghe.
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Max Gough
N. Forest
Chanute Fire Department
Bill Brennan
Gough
Dewey Maghe
Chanute
Maghe
Fire Department
Ranz Motors
Erie
Standard Oil Bulk
Erie Volunteer Fire Department
Derby
Wichita
Brennan
Entry Reported at Baltimore Paper Plant Break-In
A Baltimore based paper company reports thieves broke into the plant during the Memorial Day holiday. The only item missing was a German Shepherd watchdog from the premises.
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Baltimore, Md
Kennedy to Seek Integration Legislation Next Week
The Kennedy administration plans to ask Congress for a two bill package to speed desegregation in schools and public accommodations. The measures would curb racial discrimination in interstate commerce and empower federal timetables with court oversight, aiming to ease sit in tensions. A public hearing before the House Judiciary Committee is planned, with timing not yet fixed.
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Washington
Congress
Wheat to China shipments begin in June
Australia has sold 46 million bushels of wheat to Communist China. Wheat Board chairman J. V. Moroney announced the sale and said shipments will start in June.
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Melbourne
Australia
China
Wheat Board
J. V. Moroney
Troops to Thailand for SEATO maneuvers depart
In Honolulu AP report, the first 25th Division contingent began the move Friday to Thailand for Southeast Asia Treaty Organization maneuvers set for June 11 to 19. By week’s end about 2,000 soldiers from the 5th Infantry and Brigade Task Force Headquarters are to be airlifted by MATS.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
25Th Division
Thailand
Sth
Military Air Transport Service
Tribune Contact Hotline Note Remains In Effect
Instructions urge calling the Tribune phone line or contacting your carrier. If unavailable after hours, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. The notice emphasizes alternate contact options for after-hours accessibility and ensures readers know how to reach Tribune staff.
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Police Arrest 400 Negroes in Jackson Civil Rights Protest
In Jackson Mississippi more than 400 African American demonstrators were arrested and taken to temporary detention centers after a mass march led by Civil Rights figures. Mayor Allen Thompson refused a bi racial meeting while Medgar Evers urged continued disobedience and did not specify weekend protest plans. Police processed the prisoners for over five hours with 327 juveniles and 94 adults charged with parade without a permit.
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Jackson
Miss
Allen Thompson
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
Wilkins
Farish Street Baptist Church
Willie Ludden
Atlante
NAACP
Recreation program swings into high gear for Chanute
The Chanute City Recreation Commission launches a summer program with tennis classes for all ages, Tot Lot registration, archery at Royster Stadium, playgrounds at Highland Park and Roosevelt, arts and crafts, senior lifeguard courses, swimming, Little and Teener leagues, and upcoming dances and bands. NAACP leader Roy Wilkins criticized police tactics after arrests in Jackson as demonstrators faced charges.
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Chanute
City Recreation Commissio
Martin Rotunno
al Jones
Highland Park
Dick Purdy
City Park
EUB
Nada Wagoner
Royster Stadium
Bill White
Roosevelt School
Roosevelt Playground
Don Tucker
Rosemary Sharp
Claude Shepard
Ray Christiansen
Recreation Department
Carl Ranabargar
Santa Fe Park
South Diamonds
Hyter Quits Law Practice Citing Health Improving
Clair D. Hyter of Hutchinson Kansas has retired from law practice at 51 after a heart attack on April 21 and a week in hospital He said he is abandoning the profession to regain health and has no immediate plans. Hyter testified recently as intermediary in a $10000 payment tied to a parole case and has long served in local Democratic circles.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Clair D. Hyter
Hyter
Mack Nations
Wichita
Annas Brown
Khrushchev Sends Vatican Message for Pope's Recovery
Moscow AP report states Pravda printed on page one Khrushchev's message to the Vatican wishing the Pope a swift recovery and urging him to continue work for peace.
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Moscow
Pravda
Khrushchev
Vatican
Tuttle Creek Dedication Marks Kansas Water Milestone
Dedication ceremonies at the Tuttle Creek reservoir in Manhattan Kansas featured Sen Frank Carlson praising the dam as a milestone in Kansas progress and a shield against flood water. The $80 million project spans 25 square miles with 1 933 000 acre feet flood control and 413 000 acre feet conservation capacity. Water ski clubs from Kansas City and Wichita attended the two day program with boat races and a Turtle Creek Queen crowned. Gov John Anderson planned to present trophies.
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Kansas
Carlson
Turtle Creek
America
Willard Breidenthal
Kansas City, Kan
George Knapp
Breidenthal
Kansas City
Wichita
John Anderson
Kaw Valley
Accident Fatal To Elderly Couple Near Great Bend
An elderly couple died Friday after their car overturned south of Great Bend. Mrs. Fred Schierenbeck, 73, died a few hours later, and her husband, 70, also died. They lived in Kingman, Kansas. Schierenbeck’s sister Alma Tedford, 63, of Glendale, California, was hospitalized.
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Great Bend
Kan
Fred Schierenbeck
Kingman
Schierenbeck
Alma Tedford
Glendale
Calif
Tony Martin Out Sick. Gobel Fills Riviera Slot
LAS VEGAS AP Singer Tony Martin cancels tonight at the Riviera due to a virus infection. George Gobel will substitute as he did Friday. Comic Joe E. Lewis stood in Thursday when the illness first appeared.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Tony Martin
Riviera Hotel
George Gobel
Joe E. Lewis
Martin
Death Ends Long Service In Congress
Congressman Francis E. Walter, 69, longtime chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee, died in Georgetown Hospital after a leukemia diagnosis. Walter, a staunch Pennsylvania Democrat, had just won a 16th term and held influence on the Judiciary and Patronage panels. His passing shifts chairmanship lines to Edwin Willis amid a 276 Democrat to 177 Republican House.
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Washington
Francis FE. Walter
House
Committee On UN- American Activities
Pennsylvania
Walter
Georgetown University Hospital
Kennedy
Francis E. Walter
House of Representatives
Jack Yohe
Darrell C. Crain
Clyde Doyle
D-Calif
Edwin KE. Willis
D-La
Un-American Activities Committee
Easton
Judiciary Committee
Governor Named To Committee
Governor Albert Rosellini of Washington named six Democrats and five Republicans to the National Governors Conference resolution committee. Gov. John Anderson of Kansas was named to the committee for the Miami Beach gathering July 21 to 25. Chair is Gov. Frank B. Morrison of Nebraska, a Democrat.
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Olympia
Wash
John Anderson
Kansas
Miami Beach
Fla
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Frank B. Morrison
Nebraska
Rosellini
Morrison
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