Left Hand Pitch and Boat Crash Spotlight Rural Wrecks
A motor boat pulling a water skier careened onto a bank and collided with a parked 1960 Oldsmobile in Erie. Damage to the car was slight while the boat suffered extensive front-end damage. Also in Erie a youth was found not guilty of reckless driving after a staged car demonstration. A beer car wreck at Frie drew dogs to the scene as witnesses described beer and ice spills and a dog collapsing on ice.
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Bill Lesher
W. 5Th
Jim Richards
Buffalo
Glen Kaufman
S. Wilson
Lesher
Apco Plans Lincoln Avenue Service Station Site
Apco Oil Co of Oklahoma City announces sale of two residential properties in the 300 block on S Lincoln for razing to build a service station. Owners are George and Doris Stomp and Mabel Claire and Leslie Cable. Razing to start in two to three weeks. leased station to follow. Site across from Kerr McGee Deep Rock service station. sale negotiated by John Galemore of Ebur Schultz Real Estate Agency.
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S. Lincoln
Apco Oil Co
Oklahoma City
George
Doris Stomp
Mabel Claire
Leslie Cable
Kerr-McGee
Deep Rock
Apco
John Galemore
Ebur Schultz Real Estate Agency
Unemployment Rate Dips in Kansas This Week
TOPEKA UP Unemployment decreased slightly across Kansas this week yet remains higher than a year ago. The state reported an unemployment insurance rate of 2 percent, down from 2.1 percent the previous week and above last year’s 1.7 percent.
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Topeka
Kansas
Britain reels as Profumo Keeler coalition shocks government
An intercepted letter suggests a political upheaval in Britain as Conservative John Profumo and liberal Christine Keeler form a coalition. The note underscores major strains within the ruling circles and hints at shifting power dynamics amid scandal.
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Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Steel-Labor Pact Ends 52 Months of Talks in Steel Industry
A historic steel labor accord between the United Steelworkers Union and 11 major producers ends 52 months of joint talks. The 21 month pact, effective Aug 1, provides extended senior employee vacations and new hospital health and insurance benefits without a wage increase. It stabilizes labor relations during the 1964 election with 120 days notice to terminate after Jan 1, 1965.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Linda Van Cleave Named Neosho County Dairy Princess
Linda Van Cleave a 20 year old from Galesburg was named the Neosho County Dairy Princess for a second year at the Tioga Hotel banquet. She will compete in the district dairy contest at Independence on June 28 and will strive for state honors after last year’s district and state titles. The event drew about 60 attendees with remarks by J W Winfrey and remarks by the five county dairy princess candidates, including Margaret Tipping Nancy Kinne Cathy Ludlum and Susanna Fickel.
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Linda van Cleave
Lioyrd van Cleave
Galesburg
Neosho County
Tioga Hotel
Miss van Cleave
Lloyd van Cleave
Independence
Galesburg High School
Pittsburg State College
Janet Patton
Galena
Chanute
Carolyn Thompson
Bob Bozworth
Oswego
Bozworth
Labette County
J. W. Winfrey
Topeka
American Dairy Assn
Margaret Tipping
John Tipping
Erie R
Nancy Kinne
Kenneth Kinne
Cathy Ludlum
Archie
Ludlum
Walnut R
Susanna Fickel
Paul Fickel
S. Highland
Miss Fickel
Cardinals Elect New Pope Paul VI to Lead Church
Vatican reports Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan elected pope on second day of conclave, taking name Paul VI. At 65, he becomes the 262nd pope, pledging continuity with John XXIII while signaling unity and reform. Massed crowds cheered as he appeared on St. Peter’s Balcony and offered Urbi et Orbi blessing.
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College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Paul VI
John XXIII
Paul
St. Peter's Square
Pope Paul
Sistine Chapel
Rome
St. Peter’s
Paul V
Weather area forecast for weekend thunderstorms
Partly cloudy conditions with nighttime thunderstorms through Saturday. Temperatures show little change with overnight lows in the mid 60s and daytime highs Saturday in the mid 80s.
Unsettled Canadian Front Keeps Kansas Cloudy With Thunder Likely
A cool Canadian front kept Kansas temperatures lower and threatened more thunderstorms tonight, mainly in the northeast. Showers drenched areas east of the Big Blue River Basin and north of the Kansas Basin with up to two inches in spots including Overland Park, Concordia region, Merrian, Olathe, Bonita, Hiawatha, Lyndon, Atchison, Wetmore, and Shawnee. Tonight may see further showers statewide, with the unsettled air leaving the state by Saturday as highs reach 80 to 90 and lows around 60.
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Big Blue River Basin
Kansas Basin
Overland Park
Concordia
Merrian
Olathe
Bonita
Hiawatha
Lyndon
Atchison
Wetmore
Shawnee
Weather Bureau
Mower Kills Man in Kansas City Field
Cecil Bond aged 40 died after being run over by a tractor and mowing machine while sleeping in a weed patch. Operator M L Dressler stated he did not see him in the tall weeds before the accident. He died shortly after at a hospital.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cecil Bond
M. L. Dressler
March Here As Memoriam To Evers
A memorial march for Medgar W Evers Negro leader murdered in Jackson Mississippi on June 12 may be held in the city this evening. A 5 oclock gathering at Grant AME church is planned with a march to follow if enough attend. If attendance fails the memorial service will be held Sunday instead. The march would run from Evergreen to Forest on Main and city permission has been granted. Participation is uncertain due to church programs and conflicts with late shopping hours. The event may include groups from Humboldt and Iola and is solely a memorial in a nationwide loss, not a statement of local race grievance.
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Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
Miss
Floyd Thuston
N. Evergreen
Grant Ame
Evergreen
Forest
Main
Thuston
Humboldt
Iola
Evers
Electrical Worker Dies From Shock In Olathe Trailer Move
Herbert Harry Glenn 57 dies from electric shock while working on a trailer in which he and his wife planned to move to California. His body was found beside an electric drill. A former Oklahoma miner, Glenn had been a maintenance man at Sunflower Ordnance plant in DeSoto and ran a filling station in Olathe from 1957 until retirement last year.
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Olathe
Kan
Herbert Harry Glenn
California
Glenn
Oklahoma
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
DeSoto
Track supervisor killed in collision near De Soto
Earl Peck, 54, Topeka, a Santa Fe railroad track supervisor, died when the track motor car he rode was struck by a passenger train near De Soto Kansas. The accident is being investigated by railroad and safety officials. Peck was a veteran railroad employee with the Santa Fe.
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DE Soto
Kan
Earl Peck
Topeka
Santa Fe Railroad
Elsmore Bean Feed Includes Shetland Pulling Contest
Elsmore holds a free bean feed and a Shetland pulling contest tomorrow, with the pulling at 1:30 p.m. and bean feed at 6 p.m. Dancing from 9 to 12 at city hall features the Key Notes orchestra. Four prizes are awarded at 10:30 during intermission, part of city promotions led by Mayor Jimmy Nelson.
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Elsmore
City Hall
Key Notes Orchestra
Elsmore City
Jimmy Nelson
Driver Arrested On DWI Charge
Police arrested Everett Grady of 2142 E Main at 10 15 last night on driving while intoxicated reckless driving transporting an open bottle and no license. In court today the reckless driving charge was dismissed and Grady pleaded guilty to the other charges. He was fined 165 with 50 monthly payments starting in July. Officers followed his car from the 1700 block on S Santa Fe to take him into custody.
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Everett Grady
E. Main
Grady
Main
S. Santa Fe
Ten Die After Scout Raft Trip On Missouri River
Eight Explorer Scouts and two Air Force men from Bellevue Nebraska died in a river trip reaching Kansas City after building a raft and embarking on a float down the Missouri River. The group completed their raft last Friday and began the voyage last Saturday with fatalities recorded in the 24 hours ending 9 am Friday.
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Kansas City
Air Topeka (Ap
Kansas Traffic Force
Bellevue
Neb
Decision Pending in Will Brown Shooting Case
County Attorney Robert Pennington said no charges will be filed yet in the Tuesday night shooting death of Will Brown's wife. The delay stems from awaiting complete KBI laboratory reports on technical tests to finish the investigation. Brown was released from custody yesterday.
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Robert Pennington
Will Brown
Brown
KBI Laboratory
Topeka
Chanute to Start LPN Course for 32 Students
Thirty two area residents begin an eight month Licensed Practical Nurse program Monday in Chanute. The class includes 25 from Chanute and eight from Coffeyville, with participants from Iola Par Yates Center Osawatomie Hutchinson Erie Independence Stark Caney Troy Elk City Walnut and others. The course is financed by federal funds and leads to a state licensure exam and a diploma as a Graduate Practical Nurse.
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East Kansas
Coffeyville
Filosa
Way of Life
State Board
LPN
Larry Filosa
Chanute Hospital
Neosho
Area Economy
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospi
Kansas
Hos- Filosa
U. S
Hespital
Public Health Department
Police Probe Opens as Five Officers Demand Testimony
Orville Smith the first witness at a Kansas City Kansas inquiry into police irregularities refused to testify citing jail risk. Five officers including Smith, William House Joseph Whitmill Kenneth Cromwell and Elman Lewis accused Mayor Mitchum of wrongdoing and said they were demoted for opposing his re election. The special investigator Edward Curry cautioned that witnesses face penalties for refusing to testify and that immunity may be offered to encourage cooperation. The probe follows complaints of brutality gambling and illegal liquor sales filed with Attorney General Ferguson.
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Kansas City
Kan
Orville Smith
William M. Ferguson
Smith
Edward Curry
Robert J. Foster
J. William Mahoney
Howard L. Decker
Marvin Purdy
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Curry
William Ferguson
William House
Joseph Whitmill
Kenneth Cromwell
Elman Lewis
Paul F. Mitchum
Mitchum
Ferguson
Tribune Phone Contact Notice
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