Topeka Death Of Divorcee Still Mystery
Daphne Rhodes a 26 year old New York socialite and former divorcee was found murdered in her Topeka apartment after leaving the Menninger Foundation. Investigators described sexual assault, strangulation, and a possible sex maniac motive with bruises and a knotted bra strap. Her autopsy indicated death about 90 minutes after a meal.
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Topeka
Daphne Rhodes
Menninger Foundation
New York
Arthur Bunker
American Metal Climax Inc
Ellsworth Bunker
Eisenhower
India
Evan Rhodes
Robert Brown
Menninger
Harbold Held After Break-in at Owl Drive-in Tavern
Donald R. Harbold, 22, of 1319 S Highland was charged with breaking and entering after police found a kicked in back door at the Owl Drive-in. He resisted entry briefly but was taken into custody for allegedly transferring beer from a cooler into a cardboard case. Harbold claimed to be an employee of the tavern license holder Leona Gibson, whose license was issued a week earlier. Harbold has a prior police record and is a former resident of Girard and Liberal, Kansas.
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Donald R. Harbold
S. Highland
Harbold
Charles Record
Don Morris
Owl Drive-in
St. Santa Fe
Leona Gibson
Girard
Liberal
Kan
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Kansas Logged For June
The Kansas traffic death log reports 0 fatalities in the Topeka region for the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Tuesday. For June the total stands at 3 and for 1962 overall at 208 with the comparable 1961 period at 228.
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Topeka
Kansas
Top-to-Bottom Income Tax Cut Plan Outlined
Secretary Dillon outlined a proposed top-to-bottom income tax rate reduction aimed at enacting reform next year. He said the plan would accompany revenue-raising measures to offset losses and form part of a broad restructuring to spur long term growth. The remarks tied to the broader tax reform bill before Congress and stressed careful timing amid stock market volatility.
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NEW York
Treasury
Douglas
Congress
Dillon
NO KRO Firm Expands Rapidly in Auto corrosion business
Rapid expansion of the NO KRO Corporation here is outlined by R R Elder. The firm manufactures a corrosion inhibitor for battery posts and cables and added 22 truck lines last month including Consoli dated Freightways. Elder aims for 3 000 truck lines and plans state distributors. He lives at 901 IW Main and offices at 4% S Highland. The spray product hits markets July 1.
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No-Kro Corporation
R. R. Elder
Consolidated Freightways
United States
Elder
Popular Heights
Main
S. Highland
Fredonia
Wilson Teenagers Planning Action in Wilson County
County Youth Council discussed teen recreation and employment in Wilson County. They approved two projects: support for a county drag strip and creation of a teenage employment agency. Followup meeting set for June 13 at 8 p.m. in the courthouse basement. teens from Neodesha Fredonia and Midway invited.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Neodesha
Midway
Man Pleads Guilty To Theft by Deceit
Kans City AP report says 28 year old Jack Lee Musgrave feigned injuries in stores and taxis to collect damages. Assistant prosecutor J Arnot Hill said seven falls yielded 735 dollars from five claims. two claims are pending. Musgrave pleaded guilty to theft by deceit in Circuit Court and received one year in jail with a two year parole term.
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Kansas City
Jack Lee Musgrave
J. Arnot Hill
Musgrave
Weather Update: Thunderstorms Possible Across Kansas
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with scattered thunderstorms late this afternoon or at night. Tonight may see storms and the west could start the activity with potential for severe storms in the south and east. Highs today mostly in the 80s north and east, near 90 in the southwest. lows tonight upper 40s northwest to upper 60s southeast.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hefty Increases In Tax Collections In Kansas May Revenue
Topeka AP reports Kansas May revenue up 12 percent driven by income tax at 10.9 million and sales use tax at 6.8 million. Total revenue across all types reached 23.3 million, lifting eleven month fiscal year total to 171 million versus 161 million last year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kennedy Presses AMA Over Social Security Stand
President Kennedy challenged the American Medical Association to clarify its position on Social Security in a letter to AMA President Dr. Leonard W. Larson. Kennedy cited 1939 1949 and 1953 AMA criticisms and warned of exposing the record at his next news conference.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Medical Association Today
White House
Leonard W. Larson
AMA
Larson
Meter Maid Resigns From Police Department
Mrs. Lee Sharp resigns as meter maid effective June 15 announced by Police Chief Lige Matlock. She joined the force April 28 1959 and her position will not be filled.
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Lee Sharp
Lige Matlock
Tribune Contact for Phone Carrier
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone carrier, try dialing after 6 p.m. Use HE 1-3400 for accessibility when other contacts are unavailable.
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Tribune
Chanute Board OKs Three Teacher Contracts and Library Upgrades
Chanute school board approves three teaching contracts for Ishing the Senior High and Junior College as part of a three year plan. The work includes remodeling the high school library with new chairs desks and floor and a coin-plate facelift. Estimated total plan cost 6185 with 2000 budgeted annually for chairs and a range of chair types priced from 8 to 12 dollars. The staff added include Francis Nichols Robert Blunk Jr Ellen Pittenger and Sarah Best with Pittenger teaching half time at Royster Junsive.
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Board of Education
Chanute
Francis Nichols
Robert Blunk, Jr
Buford Fisher
Ellen
Col Pittenger
Royster
Fisher
Sarah Best
Hutton
Nichols
Emporia State College
Pittenger
Royster the
Formica
Prospects for Chanute City Planning Seminar Grows
Interest runs high as 30 boosters attend the second community planning session at the Tioga Hotel breakfast meeting from 7 to 9 a.m. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the two hour session urging all area residents to participate through Friday.
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Chanute
Tioga Hotel
Area
Saida
Chamber ofCommerce
Tioga
Home Savings
Community planning seminar urged for Chanute area
More than 25 attendees joined a weeklong seminar funded by the city to study growth, urban form, and planning benefits led by Donald D. White of Kansas State University. Sessions focus on census trends, growth causes, and organizing development efforts through a proposed Chanute planning commission.
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Mahlon Morley
Chamber
Donald D. White
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Welfare Advisory Group examines county farm near Erie
Twenty five members of the Welfare Advisory Group reviewed the Neosho County farm east of Erie. They endorsed a two mill levy proposal for building a new home and the sale of 135 acres with 10 acres set aside for a building site. The plan targets a 25 bed minimum with funds from a $120000 levy plus $15000 from land sale, aiming for a November election. Public viewing of the facility was invited. the next meeting is Sept 4.
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Keith Wright
ERIE
Neosho County
Welfare Board
Here
County Welfare Board
D. C. Diver
Deay
State Board of Healthing
Leila Myers
Neosho-Allen County
Osawa Health Clinic
Lester Greve
C. A
Peeesemeney
State Hospital
Chanute
Council
Board of Health
Visory
Fred Stoneking
Diver
Frank Vaughn
Charles
Norris
Adeline Fortney
Swim Classes Deadline Tomorrow
Chanute residents must enroll in Red Cross swimming programs by tomorrow. Enrollment hours are 9 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm at the Memorial Building Red Cross office. Classes begin June 18 including Lifesaving and water safety training, with youngster lessons starting July 23.
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Chanute
Red Cross
Margaret Ranabargar
First Aid
Memorial Building
Ranabargar
Knappstein Named West German Ambassador to United States
Bonn reports Heinrich Knappstein will become West German ambassador in Washington next fall. The 56 year old, currently chief West German observer at the United Nations, will replace Wilhelm Grewe, recalled amid the US West German clash over Berlin settlement proposals.
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Bonn
Germany
Heinrich Knappstein
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Knappstein
United Nations
Wilhelm Grewe
Berlin
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Smoke House
Larry Mathews
New York Stock Exchange
No-Kro Firm
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Cossssee
Sescee
Meter Maid
Ing
Home Savings Community Room
Chicago
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Home Law
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State Tax Commission
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