Gromyko Drives Split From Conference Link In Talks
In Geneva Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged breaking the Western demanded link between the current foreign ministers meeting and a later summit. He framed the link as artificial, preferring a possible summit despite Berlin tensions. Western leaders warned Moscow to end ultimatums and resume West Berlin negotiations.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Eisenhower
Moscow
U.S
Palace of Nations
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Nikita Khrushchev
Mad bomber sought after Boston elevated train station blast
Police hunt a supposed mad bomber after a 2 PM blast at the elevated Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority station near North Station in Boston. The explosion damaged the pagoda style waiting room, injured 37, and shattered windows up to 150 feet away. An anonymous call later warned of another bomb in the 14 story North Station building. Patrick McGinnis, president of Boston and Maine railroad, noted.
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Boston
Joseph B. Fallon
Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority
North Station
Boston Garden
McGinnis
Patrick B. McGinnis
The
Boston & Maine Railroad
Severe Missouri storm injures three. 80 mph winds hit Kansas City area
A line of severe thunderstorms swept western Missouri with winds up to 80 mph, hail and heavy rain causing injuries, extensive damage, and power outages. Two grain elevators collapsed at Orrick, trains derailed, and lines were down from Warrensburg to St. Joseph. Police and crews worked through the night to restore services and clear debris.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Ray County
Orrick
George Gowing
Fight Railway
Burlington
Warrensburg
Kingsville
Richmond
Camden
Missouri Highway Patrol
Kansas City Power and Light Co
A S
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kanas
Poeenyerr
St. Joseph
City Hall
Hallmark Cards Inc
10Th and
Troost
Joyce Chrisswell
Walter Ray Tomlinson
Webb City
Joplin
Frank Bell
Warrensburg Medical Center
Kansas City Municipal
Weather Bureau
Excelsior Springs
Area reports half inch rain and damaging wind gusts
A storm dropped about half an inch of rain on Chanute with strong gusts that felled branches and caused a 15 minute power outage. Winds shifted from south to north as the storm moved through, lasting around 45 minutes with speeds averaging 30 mph and gusts to 55 mph. An antenna at the airport terminal was toppled and distribution lines sparked outages affecting police and other agencies.
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Chanute
Topeka
Kansans
Garden City
Richard Garrett
Tax Deadline Near Neosho County Taxes Sluggish
Neosho County treasurer Don Harding warns last half tax payments are very slow with less than 25 percent paid. The deadline for payment without penalty is June 20, after which a ten percent yearly interest charge applies.
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Neosho County
Don Harding
Harding
Young Heads Scouts Group Names Bill Young Leader
The Sedan Area Council appoints Bill Young to head the jamboree committee for the Fifth National Jamboree in Colorado Springs July 1960. Jack Simmons and Earl Unruh announce plans for about 80 scouts and leaders, with 50 000 expected attendants, camp on 2000 acres near the Johnson ranch opposite the Air Force Academy.
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Bill Young
Chanute
Sedan Area
Boy Scouts
Jack Simmons
Coffeyville
Earl W. Unruh
Independence
Colorado Springs
Colo
R. E. Johnson
Air Force Academy
Pikes Peak
Orms
Committee Forms Plans for Mexican Fiesta
Planning has begun for the annual Mexican Fiesta to be held September 18 and 19. Nick Bonilla was elected president, Paul Ponce vice president, Andrew Gutierrez secretary, and Rosario Gutierrez treasurer. Queen candidates are Sarah Bonilla Dolores Ortiz Martha Miranda and Florentina Perez Lola.
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Nick Bonilla
Paul Ponce
Andrew Gutierrez
Rosario Gutierrez
Sarah Bonilla
Chanute
Dolores Ortiz
Independence
Martha Miranda
Coffeyville
Florentina Perez
Lola
Galena Youth Drowns While Wading River Near Lowell
A 16 year old Galena youth, Jackie Wayne Potter, drowned yesterday while wading in the Spring River at Lowell. Potter was with David Swager and Jim Moss when he went under near a turbine dam bridge. Swager and Moss watched him sink and reappear before he vanished. Galena fire department recovered the body.
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Galena
Kan
Lowell
Jackie Wayne Potter
David Swager
Jim Moss
Swager
Moss
Potter
Galena Fire Department
Deputy Witness In Rape Trial Of Four Youths
In Tallahassee Florida defense lawyers move to bar purported confessions from four white youths on trial for the rape of a black coed. The victim testified she begged for release as the four assaulted her with knife and gun. The case proceeds after a mistrial bid over testimony by a luncheon participant and questions about a confession obtained from the youngest defendant. Florida law prohibits publishing the victim’s name.
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Tallahassef
Fla
William D. Hopkins
W. W. Slappey
Hopkins
Ollie Stoutamire
W. May Walker
Slappey
Willian T. Collingsworth
Tallahassee
Collingsworth
Richard Allen Brown
Brown
Coed
Williams
Florida
A. B. Johnson Heads to Chicago Furniture Market
A. B. Johnson of 1312 W. 5th plans a Sunday departure for the Chicago furniture market and expects to return by Wednesday.
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A. B. Johnson
W. 5Th
Chicago
Tribune Delivery Troubles Prompt Reader Call Lines
If you do not receive your Tribune, contact your carrier. If the carrier is unavailable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance with delivery issues.
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Tribune
Council action on emergency grain funds ruled invalid
Kansas Attorney General John Anderson ruled a $68,119 emergency grant to the grain department invalid because it was approved outside a formal finance council meeting. Gov. Docking pressed to test the opinion while state officials warned of personal liability on bonds if money is paid.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Finance Council
Council
Anderson
Grain Department
George Docking
Docking
New Orleans
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Sixman Council
Bones in Wreck Man Comes Home After Funeral Held
In Reserve New Mexico a week after a car wreck was found burned in the woods Manuel Armijo Jr. returned to a logging camp bearded and dazed. His family buried skull and bones found in the wreck while Armijo is jailed after agreeing to lie detector tests. The sheriff plans further questioning as Armijo recalls wandering the woods for a week and identifies the remains as an old skull a calf head and a porcupine.
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Armijo
Socorro
Barney Hickson
Hickson
Reading Class Starts Monday for Chanute Students
Fifty two students enrolled in the six week summer reading improvement program will begin at 8:30 am Monday at a Lincoln school. Mrs Nora Knight said teachers selected participants and classes will meet each weekday from 8:30 to 11. The program, started last year by the board of education, is now tuition funded this year. Instructors are Harold Anderson Mrs Elma Pence and Mrs David German.
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Chanute
Lincoln
Nora Knight
Harold, Anderson
Elma Pence
David German
Board of Education
Knight
Fredonia golfer cards season's first ace
Mrs Bill Hollis opened her season at Fredonia Country Club with a hole in one on the No 1 tee. The remarkable shot capped her first round of the year in Fredonia, Kansas.
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Fredonia, Kas
Bill Hollis
Fredonia Country Club
Chetopa Derailment Wrecks Katy Train
A Katy freight train derailed at the Missouri Pacific crossover on the west edge of Chetopa Kansas. Twenty nine of the 149 cars piled up ending service on both Katy and Missouri Pacific lines. Cars carried oil peanuts coal lard and glassware with no injuries or fire reported.
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Chetopa
Kas
Katy
Missouri Pacific
Bats Seek Shelter On Bicycle Wheel During Storm
A mother bat with two young clung to a bicycle wheel outside 1201 S. Highland at the Gerald D Turner home as a rain storm approached. Turner captured the bats and placed them in a cigar box and invited others to contact him if they want to take them.
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Gerald D Turner
Eight-Year-Old Fractures Leg in Street Accident
Chanute reports a rash of accidents with five incidents in seven hours. An eight year old, JohnWilliam Arnett, was hospitalized with a broken leg and facial injuries after running into a moving car at Cherry and N Santa Fe. A 16yearold driver swerved to avoid a child, hitting the rear of her car. Minor damage occurred in several two car and vehicle collisions.
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Chanute
John William Arnett
John E. Arnett
N. Western
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Linda Sue Wilson
S. Forest
N. Santa Fe
Jon Stephens
Cherry Street
Island Highland
Plymouth
Glenn W. Shockey
S. Western
Mercury
Eliza Mathis
S. Denman
Shockey
Mathis
Chanute Lumber Co
Bill Coomes
S. Malcolm
Roscoe Clark
Clark
E. Elm
Clyde Breiner
Main
Breiner
Virginia Martin
Grant
Harry Rash
Thayer
W. Main
John Anderson
Humboldt
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Hardin
Henrietta
Kinsville
William C. Tucker
Tatlin
Wasser
Young Heads Scout Group
George Hart
Man
Ace
Betty Anne
Jimmy
Soak McGrath
Jean Bath
Bill Bath
Tom Gerken
Sam Hedges
Tim Gerken
Lewis Gerkin
S. Lafayette
Orville Hedges
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