Rusk Meets Segni in Rome on NATO and Market Issues
Secretary of State Dean Rusk held a first meeting with Italy's President Antonio Segni at the presidential palace in Rome during a 10 day European tour. Premier Amintore Fanfani and Foreign Minister Attilio Piccioni joined the talks as Rusk hailed the Atlantic alliance and discussed NATO and Common Market concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Dean Rusk
Italy
NATO
Rusk
Bonn
Antonio Segni
Amintore Fanfani
Attilio Piccioni
Segni
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Atlantic Alliance
U.S
Gerhard Schroeder
Schroeder
Cope Winters Dies In Kansas City
Ernest Cope Winters, 76, founder of several oil companies, died Friday after a long illness. He served as first president of Lion Oil Co., later a Monsanto division, and co-founded White Eagle Oil Co., later part of Socony Mobil. A Kansas City resident for 58 years, he also ran Winters Security Co. after retiring from Lion. born in Chase County, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ernest Cope Winters
Winters
Lion Oil Co
Monsanto Chemical Co
White Eagle Oil Co
Socony-Mobil
Winters Security Co
Lion
Chase County
Kansas
South American shrew captured in Iola banana display
A South American shrew found in a Robinson Grocery banana carton in Iola was captured by Ronald Jeffers and cared for by his grandmother Mrs. Charles Daugherty. The animal, later shown at Chanute's Tioga Hotel, is a small four inch body with a long tail and voracious appetite for bananas and June bugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
Robinson Grocery
Iola
Ronald Jeffers
Jeffers
Charles Daugherty
Marjorie Sigler
Chanute
Laos Installs New Cabinet To End Civil War
King Savang Vathana in Vientiane installed a 19 man coalition cabinet led by neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma. Premier Boun Oum and anti Communist ministers resigned, paving the way for a government the United States hopes will exit the cold war standoff and curb Pathet Lao influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane, Laos
Pathet Lao
United States
Soviet Union
Vientiane
Tennessee Reapportionment Plan Falls To Court Scrutiny
A three judge federal court ruled that Tennessee reapportionment bills passed in a special session failed to meet constitutional requirements. The court warned the next legislature to craft a compliant plan or face court action to enforce constitutional rights. The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision granting urban residents the right to seek federal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Chanute Hosts Statewide Water Plant Operators School
Thirty or more city water and sewage plant operators from a 16 county area of southeast Kansas will attend a training school in Chanute next week. Dr. Raymond C. Loehr of the University of Kansas conducts daily sessions Monday through Thursday in the First National Bank Conference room. The event is co sponsored by the Kansas State Board of Health the Kansas Water Pollution Control Assn and the Kansas Section of the American Waterworks Assn with KU extension service. sponsors expect an annual event if well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
First National Bank
Raymond C. Loehr
University of Kansas
Kansas State Board of Health
Kansas Water Pollution Control Assn
American Waterworks Assn
KU Extension Service
Sears Candidate Runs for County Treasurer Nomination
Zoe Sears of Erie announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer in the August primary. A lifelong Neosho County resident and Erie High School graduate, she taught in rural schools, served as county vehicle clerk, and has been deputy county treasurer since January 1960. She and her husband Cecil have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Sears
Erie
Bank Bandit Forcing Hostage Ruse Hits Mission
An armed robber in a green suit and gray hat robbed the Centennial State Bank in Mission, forcing clerk Linda Lucas and bank officers to the tellers cage. The man, about 35, fled in a 1952 sedan with a paper sack of cash. Neighbors reported sightings of a suspect leaving a white 1961 model car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission
Kan
Linda Lucas
Centennial State Bank
William L. Moffett
Paul W. Walter
Linda
Moffett
Florence Berryman
Mission Shopping Center
Weather and storm damages sweep eastern Kansas
Reported rain over eastern Kansas and scattered showers in the west Tuesday night with two tornadoes touching the ground in far western Kansas. Wind damage reported in Blaine Silver Lake and Rossville and Wichita, with a strong windstorm causing over $50,000 in damage to two trailer camps south of Wichita. Lightning struck the Dinty Moore tavern east of Topeka starting a fire, owner estimates $50,000 loss. Rainfall totals varied from .50 to 2.55 inches across several towns including Jewell, Emporia, Lyndon, Cassaday, and Topeka. Forecast calls for fair and warm today, with possible showers and thunderstorms tonight and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Coolidge
Colorado
Goodland
Colby
Blaine
Silver Lake
Rossville
Wichita
Dinty Moore
U.S. 40
George Moore
Jewell
Parallel
Emporia
Lyndon
Cassaday
Wetmore
Madison
Burlington
Oberlin
Bazine
Bellefont
Bomb Sets Raging Fire In Storage
An explosion started a large fire in a gas storage reservoir at Oran Algeria causing evacuation orders for nearby residents. Firefighters fought flames with chemical extinguishers as gas continued to escape and power was cut to prevent further blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran
Algeria
Paul Gardy
Pacifist Protest At Pentagon Draws Police Action
A band of sixteen pacifists protested outside the Pentagon, some refusing to move and sitting with arms linked. Police lifted six who refused to budge as others attempted to distribute leaflets and march toward the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Peter Giffin
Haddonfield
N.J
Giffin
Eisenhower Calls For Major Defense Budget Cuts
Former president Eisenhower at a Republican dinner urged substantial cuts in the defense budget citing unjustified fears and reluctance to drop outmoded concepts. He suggested a 10 percent reduction could be possible across government budgets, while criticizing Kennedy’s handling of domestic and economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Mamie
Switch of Nights On Meter Rules
City commission approves ordinance shifting meter hours from Saturday to Thursday. Effective next week after publication hours run Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 30 p m extended to 9 p m on Thursdays two hour limit applies Sundays holidays exempted meeting shortened due to vacation note by Mayor Lapham and City Clerk Parsons leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Evans
Howard Parsons
John Lapham
GOP Seeks Senate Replacement After Case Death in South Dakota
South Dakota lawmakers and political insiders expect Gov. Archie Gubbrud to name a temporary successor to Sen. Francis Case who died at 65 weeks after his nomination for a third term. potential candidates include former Govs Joe Foss Sigurd Anderson and Leslie Jensen along with Atty. Gen. A C Miller and others. The appointee will serve until a full term winner is chosen in November as McGovern runs for the seat. Case will be buried in Rapid City after memorials in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Francis Case
Case
Washington
Senate
Archie Gubbrud
Republican States Central Committee
George McGovern
Gubbrud
Central Committee
Joe Foss
Sigurd Anderson
Leslie Jensen
A. C. Miller
House
Carl Burgess
E. Y. Berry
Joe Bottum
Rapid City
Strike Set On Airlines For Today
The Flight Engineers International Association AFL CIO announced a noon strike against Eastern Air Lines and Pan Am World Airways at 1 p.m. EST, despite a National Mediation Board peacemaker offer. The union said efforts for a peaceful settlement were exhausted and that the strike would proceed regardless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
TWA
of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Eastern
Pan Am
National Mediation Board
Francis O'Neil Jr
Handicapped Boy Missing After Leaving Hospital
Eleven year old William Allen Thompson, deaf with a speech defect, walked away from Childrens Mercy Hospital in Kansas City. Police aided the search as officials feared he could become disoriented in unfamiliar surroundings. He stands about 5 feet tall and weighs 108 pounds, wearing a light brown short sleeved shirt, blue jeans and tennis shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William Allen Thompson
Childrens Mercy Hospital
Stock Market Hits Low Ebb
New York brokers report five straight losses leaving the market at its lowest since 1958. The 60 stock average fell to 1202.50 and the Dow to 539.19 as declines hit steel chemical and auto stocks. Some see a possible summer rally while others fear deeper losses before stabilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phelps Dodge Corp
Ford Motor Co
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Wall Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Doyle Peterson
Greg Johnson
Jim Gordon
Bob Weeks
Tribune
Lois Erickson
Cope Winters
Laos
Sears
Bandit
Bone
Algiers
Chewki Mostefai
Jean- Jacques Susini
the Shakes
Gop
Pierre
S.D
Great Bend Oil
R. J. Hayes
South Western
Santa Fe Park
St. Paul Lutheran Church
L Lee Longest Jr
Main
Irene ‘Moore
Katy
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
John Sherman
Association of Cll- American
Pan Amies
Pan
American Gas Co
Sherman
Cities
Cities Service
Trans World Airlines
Robert 0. Boyd
Boyd
Engineers
Poots Union
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!