Paris Jetliner Crash Kills 130 With 2 Survivors
Paris authorities report an Air France Boeing 707 crashed on takeoff from Orly Field, killing 130, with two passengers surviving. Mayor Ivan Allen of Atlanta led officials to Paris to identify victims and assist families, as investigators probe engine trouble and brake use before impact.
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Paris
Edwin Stern
Atlanta
Air France
Ivan Allen
Air
France
Orly Field
Orly
Dent
Allen
Amateur Oscar II satellite tracks spark world link
Richard Rogers a local radio amateur at 1505 West 4th observed Oscar II satellite on its 30th orbit over Chicago and Montana while California based operator group plans further missions. The 10 by 12 by 8 inch craft piggybacked on an Air Force satellite launched at Vandenberg at 6 32 p m CST.
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Amateur Radio Operator Association
California
Richard Rogers
W. M4th
Chicago
Montana
Sunnyvale
Calif
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Air Force
Baker Addition Is Dedicated at Baker University Library
In Baldwin Kansas the Baker University library opened a new 100000 wing and a meditation chapel. The Quayle collection of rare Bibles dating to Abraham era was moved into the facility. Bishop William Alfred Quayle assembled the collection and died in 1925. The wing was donated by Kenneth and Helen Spencer. the chapel by Everett and Velma Filley.
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Baldwin
Kan
Quayle
Baker University
United States
Abraham
William Alfred
Methodist
Kansas
Baker
Kenneth Spencer
Helen
Mission Hills
Kaw
Everett R. Filley
Velma
Houston
Tex
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Reachability
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier. If he is unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
FBI Most Wanted Fugitive Captured by Iola Officers
Halland Holland 30 of Baltimore, listed alias Robert C. Mitchell, was arrested east of Iola after display of a social security number at the Iola station. He had been paroled from a 10 year robbery sentence and was described as a robber and sex offender. He faces vagrancy booking with transfer to Baltimore authorities.
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Iola
Kan
FBI
Mitchell
Holland
Way
Hal- Thomas Welton Holland
Land
Baltimore
W. Mark Felt
Kansas City
Robert C. Mitchell
Felt
Keith Dillon
Chanute
Dillon
Fort Scott
Ron Craner
Stranghoner
Highway Patrol
Malfunction Halts Test Flight Over Johnston Island
A Thor intercontinental missile carrying a nuclear warhead malfunctioned and exploded before detonation, sending debris into about 720 feet of water off Johnston Island. Officials could not confirm warhead condition or whethersaltwater exposure or radioactivity posed risks, with Washington awaiting further details.
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Honolulu
Johnston Island
Joint Task Force 8
U.S
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Coast Guard
Thor
Andale Youth Killed In One Car Crash
Nor bert J. Focke age 16 of Andale died in a one car accident two miles west of Colwich during light rain and fog. His car left the road, struck two trees and overturned.
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Colwich
Kan
Norbert J. Focke
Andale
Focke
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Reports June 1962 Toll
Topeka AP reports state traffic death log for the June period up to 9 a.m. Monday. The 1962 figures show 20 cents per entry with 48 hours tallied and a comparison to the 1961 period noting 227 deaths.
Rail Talks Resume Between Railroads and Unions
Negotiations restart between railroad representatives and 11 non operating unions covering 450000 workers. A 50-50 chance for quick wage gains is projected by G E Leighty while James E Wolfe would not comment. A presidential fact finding board recommends a 10.2 cent hourly rise for clerks telegraphers and shop crafts, but management calls it too small.
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Chicago
G. E. Leighty
James E. Wolfe
Merril Moore
N. Forest
Chanute
Moore
Tractor operator dies in overturned vehicle near WaKeeney
Altho Faye Hands, 56, of WaKeeney Kansas died Friday when a tractor he was driving overturned on a township road eight miles west of WaKeeney.
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Wakeeney, Kan
Altho Faye Hands
WaKeeney
Harner family news tip wins $3 award
The Merle Harner family of Humboldt R1 earned last week’s Tribune news tip prize of three dollars for a busy week starting with a May 20 baccalaureate service and May 24 graduation for Betty Joan, followed by Chanute Junior College graduations and a May 26 wedding.
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Merle ‘Harner
Humboldt R. 1
Chanute Junior College
the Tribune
Barron Finds Estes Report Adds No New Detail
Franklin Tex AP Dist Judge John M Barron said an expanded 175 page report on Billie Sol Estes cotton allotment deals adds no information on the mysterious death of Henry H Marshall who was probing Estes. He will read the full file and share what he deems useful with the jury.
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Franklin
Tex
Ap!—Dist
John M. Barron
Billie Sol Estes
Henry H. Marshall
Lwho
Estes
Barron
Justice and Agriculture
Ments
Marshall
It Takes More Than Showers To Dampen Anglers Spirits
Rain dulls crowds but fails to dampen enthusiasm at the annual Kids Fishing event at Elks Lake co sponsored by the Chanute Elks and Sportsmans Supply Co. Eight year old John Jensen won the boys division receiving a rod while Janette Chandler earned the largest fish six ounce bluegill. Tammy Hart and Pamela Young won other divisions as 600 buns 60 pounds of weiners four quarts of mustard 12 pounds of potato chips and 30 cases of pop fed attendees after the contest ended.
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the Elks Lake
John Jensen
Janette Chandler
Evergreen
William Pierce
N. Derby
Elks Lake
Chanute Elks
Sportsmans Supply Co
Ino
Brad Hart
John Hart
Pamela Young
Merle Young
Elks
River Crests Near Bankful as Flooding Eases
Weather and flood update notes the Neosho River crest yesterday at 18.2 feet, two feet below flood stage, with rainfall totaling 5.10 inches since last Monday. Several Kansas rivers ran full though widespread damage was limited. forecasts call for partly cloudy and warmer conditions with possible thunderstorms tonight or Tuesday.
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Chalute
Neosho
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Solomon River
Pene
Beloit-Glasco
Beloit
Frankfurt
Arkansas River
Arkansas City
Richard Garrett
Hoyt
Holton
Valley Falls
Hill City
Wamego
Pittsburg
Goodland
Olathe
Rusk Sees No Quick Path to World Disarmament
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Westminster College in Fulton that immediate global disarmament prospects are unlikely. He urged realistic, gradual steps, warned against unilateral disarmament, and praised UN growth while noting future foreign policy challenges.
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Fulton
Dean Rusk
Westminster College
Winston Churchill
Free Bloc
Rusk
United Nations
U. N
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House
Seminar to Develop Community Opens Weeklong Series
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a weeklong community development seminar with an opening session at 4 p.m. at the Home Savings building. Sessions run two hours daily through Saturday, alternating times, with morning meetings at the Tioga Hotel. Donald D. White of Kansas State University leads the program as associate professor of regional planning, with about 30 enrolled from local businesses professions and industries.
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Chamber of Commerce
Home Savings
Tioga Hotel
Donald D. White
Kansas State University
Two Car Collision Fatal at Belleville
A collision at the south edge of Belleville involved two cars and led to the death of a 75 year old Mahaska resident. The seminar sponsorship is tied to Belleville activities with a $185 city appropriation from the industrial fund. Materials for the study groups are provided by the State Center for Community Planning Services.
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Belleville
Kan
Aof
Nude divorcee Daphne Rhodes found murdered in Topeka apartment
The nude body of Daphne Rhodes a New York divorcee with ties to Ellsworth Bunker was found in her Topeka apartment. Police said bruises on her throat and strangulation autopsy point to foul play and questioned about a dozen people. She had been in Topeka since 1960 as a Menninger Clinic patient.
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Topeka
New York
Daphne Rhodes
Ellsworth Bunker
India
Eisenhower
Arthur Bunker
New York City
Colorado
A. A. Fink
D. R. Royer
Rhodes
Menninger Clinic
Santa Fe Railroad Highlighted in Chamber Luncheon
The Chamber of Commerce Salute the Industry luncheon focuses on the Santa Fe railroad. Yardmaster Lester Lawrence will speak at the Tioga Hotel about the railroad's local role and its relation to the Santa Fe system, followed by a tour.
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Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe Railroad
Lester Lawrence
Tioga Hotel
Tragic Crash Claims Victor Wall in Illinois
Victor J Wall, 8, died in a car crash where his wife Irene Wall 56 was the driver. Irene Wall survived injuries not deemed serious and was hospitalized in Belleville.
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Sove Punnay
Victor J Wall
Irene Wall
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