Two Men Held In Tower Bombings In San Diego Case
Ex-builder and mining engineer held on bail after admitting the May 28 sabotage of three Utah Nevada communication facilities. They allegedly led the American Republican Army aims to expose corruption and gain power by dramatic acts. Brous and Jensen claim the group targets public utilities and nationalizes assets.
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San Diego
Calif
Utah-Nevada
Ensenada
Mexico
Here
Bernard Jerome Brous
Dale Chris Jensen
Curry
Brous
American Republican Army
John Birch Society
Telephone Company
Final Se Kan O Rama pageant draws near 7500 crowd
Attendance for four pageant performances in City Park stadium neared seven and a half thousand after the final show Saturday night. Rainouts reduced six planned performances to four, with pre show youth talent entertaining attendees. Centennial officials expect time to finalize a week long financial statement as income from salvage and exhibits remains unsettled. Headquarters at 118 East Main stay open for pickup today and tomorrow 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. after which items must be claimed by exhibit owners.
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City Park Stadium
Centennial
Centennial Committee
E. Main
No Injuries In Accidents Reported Saturday
Police investigated two non injury accidents causing damage to the involved vehicles and a third mishap. The intersection collision at 2nd and Allen caused 275 dollars in damage to Hazel Richardson’s 1955 Chevrolet and Lynn Brant’s 1957 Buick.
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2Nd
Allen
Hazel Richardson
Lynn Brant
Earlton R
Brant
John Sanders
S. Ashby
Elgie Sprague
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Sanders
Sprague
Dorothy Nelson
14Th
Santa Fe
Mixup Story Wins Weekly News Tip Prize at Tioga Hotel
The humorous mixup of Fred Bower registering for a room at the Tioga Hotel while thinking he was filing as a Chanute pioneer during the Centennial celebration earned last week’s $3 Tribune tip win. The contest runs through June with next week’s winner to be announced. Readers are urged to phone or bring tips to The Tribune during business hours.
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Fred Bower
R. J
Tioga
Chanute
Weekly Tribune
Bower
John Thielen
The
Tribune
Class of 1931 Holds 30th Reunion at Tioga Hotel
Fifty one members of Chanute High School’s 1931 class attended the 30th reunion, with 98 registered for the event. Activities included a Saturday gathering, a dinner on Sunday, awards by Bob Allen, and tributes to eight deceased classmates.
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Chanute High School
Tioga Hotel
Bill Gough
Independence
Leon Eastburn
Virginia Brown
Cappy Miller
Bob Allen
Edyth Nell Hudson Weir
Tulsa
Mary Alice Gittings Wiggans
Wichita
Phil Flottman
Humboldt
Wendell Jones
California
Earl Hudson
Howard Wilson
One Body Found In Chetopa Fishing Derby Tragedy
A search continued for Elmer Mc Caffrey 41 of Welch Oklahoma after he fell into the Neosho River during the Chetopa fishing derby Friday night Eldon Luman 25 of Chetopa who also fell in with him was recovered Saturday keeping authorities at the scene through the weekend and delaying the hunt for Mc Caffrey.
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Chetopa
Kan
Elmer McCaffrey
Welch
Okla
Neosho River
Eldon Luman
Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy Spending and Federal Power
Former President Eisenhower blasts Kennedy administration spending and centralization of federal power on NBC. He argues for maximum individual liberty and opposes unneeded programs, urging Republicans to back the 1960 GOP platform. Nixon Rockefeller and Goldwater fault Kennedy foreign policy as weak and dangerous.
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NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
NBC
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedys
GOP
William E. Miller
Miller
House of Representatives
Nixon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Three Crewmen Die In Bomber Blast
A B47 Stratojet bomber on a training flight exploded and burned Sunday night at Lincoln Nebraska. Three crewmen were killed Capt Albert Marinich Capt Allan H Matson and Capt Russell Holst. A fourth, Lt Thomas T Wesner, survived. The aircraft belonged to the 424th Bomb Squadron 307th Bomb Wing at the base.
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Lincoln
Neb
Albert Marinich
Ludwick Marinich
Uniontown
Allan H. Matson
Harold J. Matson
Portland
Ore
Russell Holst
Chanute museum draws 3000 visitors in first week
Chanute officials report 3 003 visitors in eight days since opening, aided by Osa and Martin Johnson Safari souvenirs and donations. Volunteers are asked to cover two workers per shift as the museum plans seven days a week operation with road signs around Chanute.
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Chanute
Osa
Martin Johnson
Sorghum Valley Grange
Recovery of Discoverer Capsule Signals Space Recovery Hope
The Air Force praised skin divers who leaped 1,000 feet into the Pacific to retrieve the Discoverer XXV data capsule. The 2,100-pound satellite carried metal samples and radiation gauges, with a Navy destroyer to transport it to Pearl Harbor for Sunnyvale analysis.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Air Force
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Sunnyvale
Calif
Radford
Cil9
Pacific Missile Range
Outer Space
Three Kansans Die in Weekend Traffic Crashes
The Associated Press reports three deaths in Kansas traffic incidents. Carolyn Campbell, 16, of Arkansas City died in a U.S. 166 collision with a truck while Tommy Davis sustained serious injuries. Alvin Rhoades, 40, of Russell, died in a two car crash near Russell. his wife and four children were hospitalized. Gerald Glenn Baker, 18, of Choctaw Oklahoma, was killed when an oil truck struck him on U S 283 south of Dodge City after a rest stop incident with a farming crew.
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Arkansas City
Carolyn Campbell
U. S. 166
Garland Campbell
Tommy Davis
Davis
Ralph Coulter
Alvin Rhoades
Russell
Leona Ebel
Oklahoma
Gerald Glenn Baker
Choctaw
U.S
Dodge City
Baker
Harold R. Haas
Liberal, Kan
Traffic Fatalities Log Update From Topeka
Kansas traffic death log records fatalities for a 48 hour period to 9 am Monday, noting counts for June 25 and totals for 1961 and 1960 comparison figures. The brief item cites AP dispatch with Topeka reference.
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Topeka
Kansas
Baby Killed In Garage Run-Over Accident
George M. Ladd aged 16 months was playing on the floor of the family garage when a station wagon driven by his brother Allen, 14, rolled into the garage and ran over him. Police say the car had been being driven in the driveway during practice.
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Benson, Vt
George M. Ladd
Allen
Youth Drowns at Wyandotte County Park Lake
Ronald Huppert, 20, Kansas City Kansas, drowned Sunday in Wyandotte County Park lake. He leaped from a motorboat onto a barrel in shallow water near shore while with two girls.
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Kansas City
Kas
Ronald Huppert
Wyandotte County Park Lake
Huppert
Weather shift with front brings showers and cooler temps
In Topeka and across Kansas a cold front is moving in bringing unsettled weather. Showers and possibly thunderstorms are expected tonight and Tuesday with highs near 75 and cooler temperatures. Sunday highs ranged 75 to 84 with nights 56 to 65 as a rainless weekend ends.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Hill City
Abilene
Goodland
Wamego
Concordia
Eight Lives Lost In Traffic Crash
A Sunday head on collision near Appomattox, Virginia, killed eight people. The Hensley family from Pamplin perished including Sheila 7 and two stepdaughters, while six teen-agers in the other car from Farmville and Pamplin died or died later in hospital. Jane Southall 16 and Cornelia 19 died instantly. Edward Williams 18 died later.
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Appomattox
Mes
Lawrence
Hensley
Pamplin
Hensleys
Sheila
Patricia White
Kaye White
Jane Southall
Cornelia
Farmville
Edward Williams
Lynchburg
Assault and Battery Charge Against Ed Johnstone
Ed Johnstone of 223 West Fourth faces trial this afternoon in police court on disturbing the peace intoxication and assault and battery charges. He was arrested Saturday night and held on 300 bond after a complaint by Jeannie Wise alleging he beat Mrs Wise of Rul Bar 6 South Evergreen, who reportedly suffered a broken arm and bruises.
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Ed Johnstone
W. 4Th
Johnstone
Jeannie Wise
Freeby Resigns as Neosho Valley Creamery Chief
ERIE G C Freeby general manager since 1939 resigns effective immediately. No reason given and no successor named. He plans a long summer vacation. The association has grown to a 5 million industry with main plant at Erie and branch in Pittsburg and distribution in Chanute Iola Humboldt Fort Scott Fredonia Parsons Independence Coffeyville Joplin Miami.
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Erie
G . C. Freeby
Neosho
Chanute
Iola
Humboldt
Fort Scott
Fredonia
Parsons
Independence
Coffeyville
Joplin
Miami
Murder trial proceeds as state cites body details
The Kansas City AP report shows the murder trial of Mrs. Sharon Kinne continuing into week two with testimony on the body of Mrs. Patricia Jones. First witness Joseph Tarwater described powder burns on the neck and the victim shot four times. Detective Browning noted a .22 slug recovered near the body. The Sicily segment mentions weather at Mount Etna and unrelated testimony about Walter Jones.
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Kansas City
Patricia Jones
Sharon Kinne
Catania
Sicily
Walter Jones
Etna
Hail
Kinne
the Great
Fisherman Drowns In Kansas River Incident
James Anderson Brown, 50, of Merriam, Kansas, drowned while fishing in the Marais des Cygnes River near Trading Post. His body was recovered Sunday by a skindiver after a boat overturn while Brown and Roy Junnip checked trotlines. Junnip swam to shore.
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Pleasanton
Kan
James Anderson Brown
Merriam
Marais Des Cygnes
Trading Post
Brown
Roy Junnip
Kansas City
Junnip
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Minnie
Robert Gerald Bortoli
Reno, Nev
Homer Moody
Richard Gillihan
A. F. Goodwin
S. Evergreen
K47
US 169
Earlton
Reunion
Chetopa Search
Pete Rosenthal
Phillip Cooper
Associated Press
Eseensoonsese Oopereree Oe
Freeby
Red Cross
Carl Ranabargar
Red Cross Water Safety
Bill
K. W. Brant
Bobby Kepley
Bill Kepley
Margaret Babcock
Paul Babcock
Thayer
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