Kennedy to Visit British Minister On European Trip
President Kennedy will hold informal talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan during a late June European tour. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said the two leaders would meet June 29 after Kennedy's Ireland visit and then proceed to Italy on June 30. The talks in Sussex follow a six month gap since their last meeting.
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Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Europe
White House
Pierre Salinger
Macmillan
Ireland
Italy
Sussex
Bahamas
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
London
Washington
Navy Halts Tinosa Submarine Test Trials
The U S Navy suspended builders trials and commissioning for the atomic submarine Tinosa, a sister ship of the lost Thresher, with no new schedule set. Postponement may await court of inquiry findings on the Thresher disaster, while trials at Portsmouth Navy Yard halt. Sixteen sentences merged.
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Washington
Thresher
Navy
Navy Court Concludes Thresher Sub Loss Inquiry
A Navy court of inquiry wrapped up eight weeks of hearings with 1,700 pages of testimony from 120 witnesses into the loss of the nuclear attack submarine Thresher. The probe began in New London on April 11, the day after Thresher sank about 220 miles east of Boston with 129 men aboard, then moved to Portsmouth where the vessel was built and overhauled before its final voyage.
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Navy High Command
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Yard
Navy
New London
Cig Coupons Are Illegal in Kansas Trading Stamp Law
Kansas Attorney General Ferguson ruled that using coupons from a cigarette brand to obtain cash or merchandise is illegal under the trading stamp law. The plan, which offered a cash value of three quarters of a cent or catalogue goods, falls outside the law’s manufacturer redemption exemption due to multiple catalogue items. The opinion was sent to Salley S. Soward, Sher man County attorney, and did not name the cigarette brand.
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Topeka
Kansas
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Salley S. Soward
Goodland
Sherman County
Soward
Kennedy tours Navy weapons show at China Lake
President Kennedy travels California to view the Navy’s final land and air weapons display at China Lake testing station after flying from Kitty Hawk. The five day, five state swing includes a $1000 class dinner for Democratic contributors and a civil rights address in Honolulu to cap the tour.
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Kennedy
Navy
China Lake
Calif
Point Mugu
Los Angeles
Honolulu
California
Institute Set At Kansas State
Kansas State University will host its second institute on fundamental radiation shielding July 1 to 26. Director Dr. William Kimel, head of nuclear engineering, says the program aims to update university staff in radiation shielding studies across nuclear engineering, applied physics, and applied mathematics.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
William Kimel
Kstate
Department of Nuclear Engineering
Weather Summary for the Area
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy, warm and humid conditions tonight and Saturday. Widely scattered thunderstorms possible tonight. Saturday highs in the lower 90s, with tonight’s low around the lower 70s. Relative humidity and barometer noted as 1 pm readings. Rain chances remain limited and temperatures show typical values for this date.
Kansas Weather Outlook Predicts Warm, Unsettled Weekend
AP dispatch notes hot temperatures 90s with nightly lows 60s northwest to mid 70s east and chances of afternoon to evening thunderstorms statewide. South and southeast winds bring unstable air as funnel cloud sightings occur in Meade Dodge City and Fellsburg areas with some touching ground but no damage reported. Highs Thursday hit 99 at Hill City and Russell, others down to 72 at Emporia, while dawn lows ranged from 53 Goodland to 75 at Salina Abilene and Manhattan.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Meade
Dodge City
Fellsburg
Hill City
Russell
Emporia
Goodland
Salina
Abilene
Manhattan
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka 24-Hour Log June 13 1963
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Friday June 13 1963 with 6 fatalities. The 1962 comparable period recorded 217 deaths for the year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Space Life Easier Than Jungle Stay
PANAMA AP three days two nights in the jungle convinced 16 American astronauts they would remain put and await rescue if a spacecraft ever set them down. They built shelters, rafted from branches, ate survival rations, river crabs, snails and fruit, and tested signaling gear while two man teams stayed in radio contact with instructors.
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Panama
Mercury
Summer Band Seeks More Players for Adult Group
Thirty adults have enrolled in an adult summer band directed by Glenn Peak. It will meet Tuesdays and Fridays from 6 30 to 7 30 starting next Tuesday. Instruments may be lent if needed. Three to five trumpets six trombones and at least five clarinets are wanted. No auditions required. Interested players should attend the first meeting Tuesday at Royster Junior High band room. Sponsored by the City Recreation Commission.
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Glenn Peak
Peak
Royster Junior High
City Recreation Commission
Tribune Contact Elsehow Dial After Hours
The notice instructs readers to call a Tribune number for phone service and provides an after hours contact HE 1-8400 after 6 pm if the primary contact cannot be reached.
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Tribune
Skydiving Brothers Demonstrate Safe Sport in Coffeyville
Danny Hicks and John Hicks, Wichita and Neodesha brothers, gave a four hour skydiving demonstration at the South Coffeyville Oklahoma airport. After seven jumps they drank soda, packed chutes, and returned home with no major injuries. They have 165 total jumps, 120 by John and 45 by Danny, learned in the paratroops but advise not the way to learn. Their mother expressed faith and gratitude as the chutes deployed.
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Wichita
Neodesha
Danny Hicks
John Hicks
Coffeyville
Okla
John
Danny
Redding
Court Studies Phone Rates in Bell Telephone Case
The Kansas Supreme Court reviews a Southwestern Bell rate hike involving millions in past and future charges. Arguments concluded Thursday. a decision is expected in about a month. The dispute centers on depreciation methods and potential refunds up to 10 million dollars if the district court reversal is upheld.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
Corporation Commission
Bell
Shawnee County
Supreme Court
Earl Hatcher
District Court
The
Commission
Short Illness Takes Former North Dakota Congressman Krueger
Otto Krueger, 72, a former Republican U.S. representative from North Dakota, died Thursday after a brief illness in Lodi California. The longtime public servant served in Congress and was known for his work in the late 20th century.
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Lodi
Calif
Otto Krueger
Congress
North Dakota
Race Riot Grips Lexington North Carolina
Seven youths, including Charles Poole and Roosevelt Smith, were arrested after a Thursday night race riot that left one white man dead and a photographer wounded. The violence stemmed from protests over Negroes seeking service at segregated venues. a 2,000 white mob confronted about 100 Black residents, with rocks, bottles, and gunfire erupting near a Negro apartment building. An officer and several residents were injured. James Comer was charged for striking a Negro girl.
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Associated Press
Lexington
N.C
Piedmont North Carolina
Charles Poole
Robert Neal
Hairston
Sonny Calhoun
Larry Wayne Winston
William Chester Johnson
Joe Poole
Roosevelt Smith
Winston
Johnson
James Comer
Davidson County
Homer Lee Cox
State Highway Patrol
Greensboro
Halt to School By Human Chain
About 500 pupils were kept from attending by a human chain around 12 buses at Dozier Elementary and a nearby assembly area in a predominantly Negro neighborhood. Demonstrators numbered around 150, some white, chanting and carrying placards. Officials reported 63 buses serving about 5,000 Black children from five crowded districts to 11 less crowded, predominantly white receiving schools in South St. Louis.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Committee For
Dozier Elementary
Dozier
Philip J. Hickey
Public Schools
St. Louis
Hickey
Frank Madison Reid
Charles Oldham
Congress of Racial Equality
Oldham
Robert Enoex
South St. Louis
Police Court Bonds and Fines Jump in May Report
May police activity shows bonds and fines rising to 1257.50, nearly half the year to date total. Parking fines reached 312.50 with 1,238 parking tickets issued and 112 courtesy tickets. The department handled 282 service calls, 66 misdemeanor and no felony arrests, 19 city accidents with one injury, 43 stray dogs processed, and two hours of timer use for traffic enforcement.
Minor Hurts In Accident Involving Four Youths
Four youths suffered minor injuries in a two car crash at 12th and Highland around 5 10 p m yesterday Christina Berry 18 of 321 S Garfield drove a 1958 Dodge while Linda Bogle 20 of 515 W Main drove a 1956 Mercury Police reported minor injuries to Berry and Bogle with two passengers in the Bogle car also hurt Jane Bogle 18 and Barbara Horiie 18 of 1502 S Central received leg injuries Judy McNeal 19 and Janet Kelly 17 were uninjured A 1960 Ford belonging to Glenn Peak at 307 W 4th was rear ended while parked and another rear end strike was reported on W Main minor damage noted to both</S>
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12Th and
Highland
Christina Berry
S. Garfield
Mercury
Linda Bogle
W. Main
Berry
Bogle
Jane Bogle
Barbara Horiie
S. Central
Judy McNeal
S. Edith
Janet Kelly
S. Highland
Berry Auto
Ford
Glenn Peak
Pearl Adams
W. 4Th
Peak
Lloyd Myers
Department store sales gain in 10th Fed district
Gain in the 10th Federal Reserve District last week rose 6 percent from the year-ago week while national sales advanced 1 percent. For the year to June 1 district sales were up 4 percent versus a 3 percent national rise.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve
Crowded Jails Grow With Youthful Detainees Across Two Cities
Eight youths aged 16 to 22 are in custody or on bond after three incidents involving disturbances and a forged check ring. Stanley Joy 22 and Leon Joy 16 of Benedict and John Cohee 18 of Fall River face disturbing the peace and intoxication charges with $15,000 total bonds. In Parsons, Donald Ringle 18 and Billy Joe Winters 16 are held with Jimmy Samples 16 and Jerry Dixon 17 on a forged check case. all four had $500 bonds, only Ringle posting. In Erie, James Baker 18 and Robert Berckefeldt 16 face burglary, larceny, arson counts and are held with no bond set yet. Forsyth seeks $2,500 bonds each.
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Erie
Stanley Joy
Leon Joy
Benedict
John Cohee
Fall River
N. Grant
Cohee
Joy
Jeff's
Donald Ringle
Billy Joe Winters
Parsons
Jimmy Samples
Jerry Dixon
Ringle
Samples
Dixon
Winters
James Baker
Erie R. 1
Robert Berckefeldt
S. Garfield
Baker
Berckefeldt
Urbana
Charles Forsyth
Boy 13 Arrested For Forging Checks In Great Bend
A 13 year-old boy awaiting a hearing on charges of forging a $27 check was arrested again Thursday. Police say he forged and cashed three checks since the original accusation, expanding the allegations against him in Great Bend.
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Great Bend
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S. Larson
Arthur Evans
Larry Mathews
Chaco
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