Kennedy Khrushchev Meet in Cordial Vienna Summit
The Kennedy Khrushchev talks opened in Vienna with a 75 minute lunch and friendly toasts. The leaders, nine aides each, exchanged views on disarmament and the U.S. Soviet relationship as they met at the Austrian embassy residence.
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Vienna
Khrushchev
U.S
Paris
Pres
Eisenhower
Berlin
Soviet Union
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Adolf Schaerf
Phoder
Andrei Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Rusk
Charles E. Bohlen
Embassy
Riots erupt at Dominican opposition HQ and church over Trujillo killing
In Ciudad Trujillo mobs stormed the Popular Dominican Movement HQ and Santa Clara de Ars Church shouting for vengeance. Police restored order as the priest Gabriel Maduro was taken into custody for alleged asylum to an assassin. Authorities hunted band members including Lt Amado Garcia Guerrero killed in a gunfight.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Popular Dominican Movement
Rafael Trujillo
Santa Cara de Ars
Trujillo
Father Maduro
Garcia Guerrero
Pedro Livio Cedeno
Roberto Pastoriza
Fili
Federal judge orders limits on freedom rides in Alabama
U S District Judge Tyank M Johnson Jr issued sweeping decrees aimed at stopping the latest racial challenge. The orders include a no violence injunction on Montgomery police and a former guard, and a restraining order against the Ku Klux Klan and three individuals. CORE and three other freedom ride groups face action, with potential penalties for supporters. Jackson Mississippi saw 13 riders arrested as integrationists tried a new tactic against state laws. 65 arrests have occurred since rides began.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Tyank, M. Johnson Jr
Montgomery
Ku Klux Klan
Jackson
Miss
Trailways
Johnson
Federal Penitentiary
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Freedom Ride
New York
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
a_ Justice Department
Washington
Department
U.S
Alabama House
Senate
Freedom Riders
Navy and Marine Alert Grows Over Caribbean Crisis
Navy and Marine units on alert along the Atlantic and Caribbean coast as tensions rise in the Dominican Republic. The carrier Shangri La set to sea from Jacksonville under general alert while Marine forces test rapid deployment at Camp Lejeune.
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Washington
Navy
Dominican Republic
State Department
Lincoln White
Caribbean
Shangri la
Jacksonville
Fla
Camp Lejeune
2Nd Marine Division
Greens
Boro Daily News
Marine J
Providence
R.I
Calooshahatchee
Allagash
Pentagon
United States
U.S.S. Northampton
U.S
Norfolk
Three Car Crash Near 15th and Santa Fe
No one injured in a three car crash about 4:45 p.m. at 15th and Santa Fe. Vehicles involved were a 1948 Dodge pickup driven by Frank C. Davidson Jr. R 1, a 1953 Ford driven by Donald D. Thielenhaus of Rantoul Illinois, and a parked 1959 Buick owned by John Volpe of 1317 S Evergreen. Damages were $75 to the pickup, $150 to the Ford, and $50 to the Buick. Police report Thielenhaus attempted to pass on the right, Davidson turned right, and the Ford struck Volpe’s Buick after hitting the pickup.
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15Th
Santa Fe
Frank C. Davidson Jr
Donald D. Thielenhaus
Rantoul
John Volpe
S. Evergreen
Thielenhaus
Davidson
Vorpe
Two-Year Sentence For Cheating Attempt
Robert E. Ressler of Wellington Kan was sentenced to two years in federal prison on charges he tried to cheat the government out of 225. Judge Delmas C Hill refused probation and recommended Ressler be sent to the medical center for federal prisoners at Springfield Mo. He is 52. Ressler received a monthly disability compensation check for injuries in World War II and said he did not receive his February 1989 check and asked for reissue.
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Wichita
Robert E. Ressler
Wellington
Kan
Delmas C. Hill
Ressler
Springfield
Injuries Fatal To Kansas City Boy
Mark Gardner ten died from injuries after a bicycle truck collision in Kansas City. His father Dr H Bailey Gardner directs public information for the city school system. The accident happened Monday.
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Kansas City
Mark Gardner
H. Bailey Gardner
Burglar Killed In Lawrence Store Break-In
Lawrence lawmen report a grocer killed one burglar and wounded another after two men broke into his Big Springs area store near Lawrence. The dead man was tentatively identified as Herman Lee Tillery, 31, of Osceola Missouri. The wounded man, Arthur Kaysor, 61, of Ottawa Kansas, was taken to Lawrence Hospital. The store operator, W C Long, said he fired once with a shotgun, after which one intruder died and the other fled. Police found the surviving burglar hiding nearby about 90 minutes later.
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Lawrence
Kan
Big Springs
Wes Norwood
Herman Lee Tillery
Osceola
Lawrence Hospital
Arthur Kaysor
Ottawa
Norwood
W. C. Long
Fire Captain Foils Suspected Firecracker Plot
In Olatha Kansas Fire Captain Abony Benoit heard whispers near the quarters. He spotted four youths who fled as police arrived. The group left four large firecrackers with fuses inserted in half cut cigarettes, described as slick and dangerous.
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Olathe
Kan
Abony Benoit
Benoit
Four Year Old Critical After Hoist Accident
A four year old Chanute boy, Roger Tarn, is in critical condition at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a portable hoist toppled and pinned him. His father Gene Tarn was in Nicewaner Electric Motor Service when the incident occurred about 9 o clock.
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Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Roger Tarn
Gene Tarn
Nice-waner Electric Motor Service
Roger
Boxer dies from knockout injuries in New York
New York AP reports Cuban bantamweight Jose Rigores, 25, died from injuries sustained after a knockout last Monday night. It marks the third ring death in the United States this year.
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New York
Jose Rigores
United States
Fair Share Program Explained by C of C
The Chamber of Commerce will launch its fair share membership and finance plan with five explanatory sessions at Tioga. John Gorton outlines dues, two member discounts, and the aim to grow membership and fund operations. The plan ties dues to net worth with no dictates on membership size per firm.
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C of
Chamber of Commerce
John Gorton
Gorton
Chamber
Burglary Hits Exchange State Bank in St. Paul
Robbers forced entry to two walk in safes at the Exchange State Bank in St. Paul last night, escaping with mostly silver and an estimated under 1500 dollars. Sheriff Sloan reported the burglary under FBI investigation as officials searched for clues left behind and possible entry points.
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ST. Paul
Exchange State Bank
Jerry Sloan
Sloan
R. C. Buchanan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Blood recruiting assistants named for two day Red Cross drive
Mrs. George Corkle announces a June 8 and 9 Red Cross blood collection at First Methodist Church with a quota of 320 pints. Named assistants include Lupe Godinez Kenneth Cumings H D Barnett Roy Williams Marcus Barbee Marvin Seefeldt Jackie Marts Ann Redelberger and local volunteers from Chanute Thayer Earlton and Humboldt. The drive runs June 8 noon to 5 15 p.m. and June 9 9 a.m. to 2 15 p.m.
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Red Cross
George Corkle
County
Mmes
Lupe Godinez
Kenneth Cumings
H. D. Barnett
Roy Williams
Marcus Barbee
Marvin Seefeldt
Jackie Marts
Ann Redelberger
Chanute
Harold Umbarger
Thayer
A. R. Brant
Earlton
Ethel Porter
Humboldt
First Methodist Church
Noted Cartoonist Irving Phillips Visits Chanute
Irving Phillips creator of The Strange World of Mr Mum visits Chanute with his wife en route to Madison Wisconsin and New York City. Phillips is a writer artist and screen author who has worked with Esquire and on Broadway projects and has 14 plays to his name.
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Chanute
Irving Phillips
Mr. Mum
D. W. Phillips
Marius Phillips
Chanuie
Phillips
Kansas City
Madison, Wis
New York City
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log For June 5 1961
Kansas traffic log reports 24 hour period ending 9 a.m. Saturday shows 0 fatalities for June 5 1961. Comparable figures for 1960 and 1961 period indicate 178 deaths in 1960 and 218 in the comparable 1961 span.
Weather outlook Kansas turns from showers to scattered storms
Forecasters warn mostly cloudy mild humid today with a few scattered showers or thunderstorms mainly tonight. Sunday expected partly cloudy and a bit warmer with highs near 80. Topeka reports rainy weather continuing though the north central area may see a temporary break.
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Topeka
Kansas
North Central
A&P Official Shot to Death By Son
Robert Woodruff Besch Sr. 42, an assistant sales manager for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., was shot to death by his 14 year old son Robert Jr. with a 22 caliber pistol. Police said the boy, a Newark Academy ninth grader, admitted the shooting after being found brandishing two pistols in the living room. The elder Besch held several community roles including trustee of Short Hills Country Day School and Overlook Hospital director.
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NRA
National Rifle Association
Besch
Lorraine
Robert
Stephen
Quinton
Minnie Wrightson
George Huntington Hartford
A&p Chain
Paul Tighe
Tighe
Bosch
Newark Academy
Short Hills Country Day
Final Trip By Boosters to Chanute Centennial Tour
The final car caravan of Chanute boosters for the centennial celebration planned to depart Sen ior High School at 1 PM with costumes. It will stop in Erie St Paul Walnut Lavenburg and Stark as part of a круг. Fifteen cars joined last Saturday’s Humboldt Iola Yates Center Buffalo ride. Clifford Gibson chaired the event noting today’s stops complete a circle of nearby towns.
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Erie
St. Paul
Walnut
Lavenburg
Stark
Humboldt
Iola
Yates Center
Buffalo
Thayer
Altoona
Fredonia
Neodesha
Clifford Gibson
Caravan
Chanute
Third District WWI Veterans Meet Here Tomorrow
The Third District convention of the Veterans of World War I will be held at the Memorial building starting at 4 p.m. More than 150 out of town members are expected. John Abren of Chanute is district commander and Mrs. Grant Wilson of Chanute is president of the 3rd district auxiliary. Ed Lesher commands the Chanute barracks.
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Memorial Building
John Abren
Chanute
Grant Wilson
3Rd District
Wilson
Ed Lesher
Chanute Barracks
Nooteboom Family Leaves Chanute for Holland Visit
Mrs Nooteboom and her two sons Peter and Sammy depart Chanute by bus for New York as the first leg of a trip to Holland Their father and eldest son stay behind They arrived in Chanute four and a half years ago The family will sail from New York to Rotterdam and plan to return about August 17.
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Nicholaas Nooteboom
Peter
Sammy
S. Wilson
Chanute
New York
Holland
Tribune Phone Hotline Ad Alerts Readers
A brief notice directs readers to contact the Tribune by dialing HE 1-3400 after 6 if their carrier cannot reach a page or service page. The item emphasizes using the specified number for assistance.
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Tribune
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