Kennedy Defends conduct as Goldwater questions probe
Washington AP Kennedy calls Goldwaters charge unfair as conflict over probe into labor and business political activity risks stalling work. He says staff cannot investigate until Goldwater and Church report next week on proper procedures. The eight member Senate Labor Management panel split along party lines over whether unions or business groups dodged the law.
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Goldwater
Kennedy
Senate Labor Management Committee
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Sen. Goldwater
Traffic Controllers Sought by FAA in Midwest
The FAA regional office in Kansas City announces a nationwide need for 800 air traffic control specialists in over 100 cities across 11 midwestern states. Entrance salaries range from 4040 to 4490 dollars with promotion potential to 5470 after six months training. applications should contact the civil service representative at Chanute Municipal Airport.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Kansas City
Midwestern States
Civil Service
FAA
Chanute Municipal
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Church Adopts Liquor Business Expulsion Warning
The First Baptist Church of Antlers Oklahoma warns members they may be expelled for entering the liquor business. Oklahoma voters repealed prohibition on April 7 and the Legislature is drafting laws governing alcohol sale and use.
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Antlers
Okla
First Baptist Church
Oklahoma
Trouble With Seats For First Lady In Senate Gallery
In Sacramento California Mrs. Edmund G Brown the First Lady faced seat trouble in the state Senate gallery Friday night. An assistant sergeant at arms told her there were no seats up front before she was guided to a seat after being identified. She noted it was her first visit since the inauguration.
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Sacramento
Calif
Senate
California
Edmund G. Brown
Four youths charged in Corona schoolyard attack on 14 year old
In Corona Queens a 14 year old white girl was assaulted in a schoolyard after a recreation program. Suspects John Rich Edward Jacobs Jacob Bethea and Henry Stokes aged 16 to 17 are charged with the incident. A 14 and a 15 year old were arraigned separately on juvenile delinquency counts.
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New York
Corona
Queens
John Rich
Edward
Jacobs
Jacob Bethea
Henry Stokes
Rich
Bethea
Stokes
Brooklyn Automotive School
Ridgewood
Flushing Queens
Louis Clifford
New York State
Sewage Aid Priority Set for 14 Kansas Cities
The Kansas Board of Health named Larned Albert and Cottonwood Falls as first in line for 750000 in federal sewage treatment aid to be available within a year. It listed Genda Springs Grainfield Natoma Olpe Overbrook Rozel Wetmore Atchison Lakin Pratt and Syracuse next, saying the total will likely cover all 14 needs. Wichita placed 15th and may pursue up to 250000 for unfinished facilities while Kansas City Kansas is urged to let contracts by January 1 for adequate works due to interstate pollution concerns.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Health
Larned
Albert
Cottonwood Falls
Kansas
Genda Springs
Grainfield
Natoma
Olpe
Overbrook
Rozel
Wetmore
Atchison
Lakin
Pratt
Syracuse
Board of Health
Wichita
Kansas City
Kas
Warning to Taverns By Police Force
Chanute police warned all beer sellers to observe the midnight closing time by law. Each tavern must be locked by midnight with only the owner and helpers remaining until 12:15 am. Police said enforcement will begin immediately due to past lax compliance.
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Chanute
Hearing Rescheduled for Gas Company Case in Wichita
The Kansas Corporation Commission delayed a show cause hearing against Northern Natural Gas Co. to July 24 in Wichita from June 26 at Great Bend. The panel seeks justification of gas withdrawal patterns from 1,101 wells in the Kansas Hugoton field.
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Wichita
Kansas Corporation Commission
Northern Natural Gas Co
Great Bend
Northern Natural Gas
Kansas-Hugoton
Northern Natural
Republic Natural Gas Co
Strauss Vote Ends Strauss Commerce Secretary Bid
The 49 46 Senate rejection of Lewis L Strauss as secretary of commerce prompts job cuts for about 25 of 300 in the secretary’s staff. Notices warn that 51 positions may be abolished on June 30 after House cuts of 440 thousand dollars from Eisenhower’s request. Senate aides say salary funds could rise if Strauss departs, while Lyndon B Johnson’s vote against Strauss is seen as pivotal amid spending-cut tensions.
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Washington
Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce Department
Strauss
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Johnson
Steel wage talks recessed in New York
Industry wide steel wage negotiations paused Friday with no progress reported as the threatened strike set for July 1 loomed. The talks in New York involve major producers and unions amid tensions over pay and benefits.
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New York
Judith Dodge Wins Kansas Peace Officers Essay Scholarship
Judith Louise Dodge of rural Erie has earned a $300 college scholarship for winning the Kansas Peace Officer's Association essay contest on Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency. She is a 1959 Grant Rural High School graduate and also won a $250 Elk's Association scholarship earlier this year.
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Erie
Judith Louise Dodge
Walton Dodge
Kansas Peace Officer's Assn
Sheriff's Office
Grant Rural High School
Stark
Miss Dodge
Kansas Elk’s Assn
United Nations
Neosho County
Unesco
Humboldt Eagle Award for Young Scout Jerry Long
Jerry Long 14, son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Long, received the Eagle badge at a Humboldt court of honor held in the high school auditorium. The ceremony was led by Nat Armel and J. W. Morelan with a National Scouting citation read by Herb Wolcott. Long, among the youngest to earn the rank, will join the Philmont Ranch camping program in New Mexico in July. Den Chief cards were presented to Tom Cannon, Walter Wulf Jr., Richard Wulf, Philip Fussman, Paul Finney, and Long.
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Humboldt
Jerry Long
Edward E. Long
Nat Armel
J. W. Morelan
Lola
Courtney Moses
Herb Wolcott
National Scout Headquarters
Nat Arme
Long
Dr. Long
Order of the Arrow
Philmont Ranch
New Mexico
Den
Tom Cannon
Walter Wulf Jr
Richard Wulf
Paul Finney
Phillip Fussman
Tribune Delivery Help Line Notice
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier and if unavailable call 700 after 6 p.m. See Wasser regarding insurance at phone 119 with ad marker.
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Tribune
Wasser
Leadership dispute rages in Louisiana over governor’s illness
Baton Rouge officials clash over who acts as governor as Earl Long seeks court counsel amid court-ordered treatment at Southeast Louisiana Hospital. Lt. Gov Lether Fra zar seeks opinion before stepping in while Secretary Wade Martin Jr. disputes his authority without formal certification of Long’s incapacity.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl Long
Lether Frazar
Wade Martin Jr
Long
Jack Germillion
Frazar
Martin
Mandeville
Gremillion
Jesse Bankston
Dalai Lama Seeks Nehru Chou Summit Over Tibet
The exiled Dalai Lama in India says he would welcome a Nehru Chou En-lai summit to address Tibet. He plans to decide his future but will not stay in India forever and appreciates India's stand on Tibet and other nations. The Dalai Lama seeks world support, including from the Soviet Union.
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Mussoorie
India
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Red China
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
Soviet
Russia
House Passes Debt Limit Increase Amid Budget Strain
The House votes 255 to 117 to approve a 295 billion temporary debt ceiling in a bid to meet obligations and avert credit risk. Leaders say a June 30 1960 return to 285 billion becomes permanent with Treasury seeking further action. Critics blame fiscal policy for red ink and recession impacts.
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Eisenhower
House
Treasury
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Rioters Attack Durban Lamontville Center as Troops Move In
In Lamontville six miles from Cato Manor a gang tried to torch a social center by throwing liquid at its doors and breaking a window. Police extinguished the blaze with minimal damage. Armored troops from Grahamstown 350 miles away were en route and expected tonight. Police were posted at African beer halls after riots and demonstrations. Women planned to picket again citing home brew bans driving men to halls.
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Durban
Lamontville
Cato Manor
Col
R. D. Jenkins
Jenkins
Grahamstown
Strike strikes halt Missouri newspaper publishing
Missouri's two largest cities faced newspaper blackouts as more than 300 members of the International Typographical Union walked out. The Kansas City Star and the St. Louis papers suspended publication while talks continued amid disputes over work hours and handling of base material. No settlement was imminent.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas Citians
St. Louisans
International Typographical Union
Kansas City Star
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Globe - Democrat
Evening Post-Democrat
American Newspaper Guild
the Star
Jefferson City
James T. Blair
Michael Kinney
St. Louis
Forrest Mullikin
Local 80
Typographical Union
The
Star
Kansan
Topeka Man Named Chairman of National Livestock Board
A. G. Pickett of Topeka was elected chairman of the directorate of the National Livestock and Meat Board at a Chicago meeting held yesterday.
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Chicago
Topeka
A. G. Pickett
National Livestock and Meat Board
Mother uses sedan to halt kidnaping attempt
Atlanta police report a suburban mother used her family sedan to crash into a vehicle carrying her 7 year old daughter Sally in an abduction attempt. The suspect, Raymond A. McMahon 17 of Chicago, fled on foot as bloodhounds hunted him. Sally received 17 stitches for a forehead cut after being rescued by her mother.
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Mandeville
Persecutong
New Orleans
Texas
Galveston
Martin
Frazer
McNeese State College
Atlanta
Hapeville
R. F. Carroll
Sally
Raymond A. McMahon
Chicago
Georgia State Patrol
Susie
Beers Clean Milk Dirty Board Calls Health Concern
The Board of Health warns about traces of antibiotics and pesticides in milk as health hazards and directs the State Health Department to monitor closely. A member quips we keep our beer clean but our milk dirty while officials consider legislation on dairy antibiotic use. The board also bans sale of household insecticide vaporizers using lindane and chlorinated hydrocarbons as dangerous food contaminants.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Health
State Health Department
Kansas
Weekend KansasForecast Warm With Scattered Thunderstorms
The forecast calls for generally fair skies in Kansas with a warm spell and a chance of widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms through Sunday. Daytime highs around 90 with 60s overnight, and summer officially begins at 9 50 p m Sunday. Regional highs ranged from the upper 80s to 94 in several towns yesterday. Night thunderstorms yielded small rainfall totals in Hunter and Barnard.
Troupe of Beauties Give Money Advice
A Paris Lido de Paris troupe in Las Vegas offers tongue in cheek money tips urging buying a car to beat taxi costs and avoiding hospitals unless dying due to daily rates. The outgoing group hints at the arrival of a new European lineup next Tuesday.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Summit Meeting Drive Predicted After Geneva Talks
Western officials forecast a new Soviet drive for a summit after the Geneva talks failure. Khrushchev is accused of pressuring for a summit rather than offering Berlin concessions. Herter and allied ministers see Gromyko’s hard line as Khrushchev’s tactic.
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Geneva
Berlin
Khrushchev
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Foreign Ministers
Andrei A. Gromyko
West Berlin
Gromyko
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Court de Murville
Stabbing Fatal to Boy's Stepfather in Houston
In Houston a 17 year old high school student stabbed his stepfather 46 year old Robert Griswold during an alleged beating. The youth Gerald Owen Johnson admitted the stabbing after pleading with Griswold to stop. No charges were filed immediately and Jewel Fay Griswald, the mother, collapsed.
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Houston
Tex
Gerald Owen Johnson
Robert Griswold
Jewel Fay Griswald
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