Kennedy Adenauer discuss NATO ties in Bonn
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer met for two hours to talk of a multinational NATO nuclear surface fleet and stronger Atlantic ties. They discussed Moscow talks on a nuclear test ban and trade with the European Common Market as press officials prepared a communique.
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Bad Godesberg
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West Germany
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Italy
County Attorney Explains No Charges in Brown Shooting
County Attorney Robert Pennington said no charges will be filed in the death of Bessie Brown after Will Brown, 83, shot her in self defense at their home. State tests found a dented shell in Mrs Brown’s gun and determined the death was virtually instantaneous.
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Stroup Wins Weekly News Tip Award
Mrs. W. A. Stroup of Erie receives last week’s $3 Tribune tip prize for first tips on the Katy freight train derailment near Erie. The tip sparked a story and photos distributed statewide via AP. Readers urged to call The Tribune with unusual happenings for a chance at the weekly award.
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State Traffic Fatal to Three
Three persons died in Kansas traffic accidents over the week end. Four-year-old Alan Kevin Bird was killed Saturday night on Mc Connell Air Force base near Wichita after darting from behind a truck into a car driven by Arthur Alexander. A three car collision east of Dodge City killed Mrs. Eugene Brown, 37, of Dodge City, and wounded six. John W. Franks, 24, an airman from Forbes Air Force Base, died in a one car crash near Scranton early Sunday, injuring two others.
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McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
George Bird Jr
Arthur Alexander
Newton
U.S. 154
Dodge City
Eugene Brown
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Scranton
John W. Franks
Intercepted Letter From Dear Cha Reveals Household Strife
Intercepted letter shows a note to Cha about never-ending housework and a broken push-button complicating duties. The fragment implies domestic strain and small frustrations in a household setting.
Diving Search For Thresher
Aboard the USS Fort Snelling the Navy bathyscaphe Trieste descended a mile and a half to the North Atlantic floor in a bid to locate the sunken submarine Thresher. Lt Cmdr Donald Keach and Kenneth McKenzie accompanied the dive as search crews prepared after days of speculation. The operation followed hours of prep with buckshot bags loaded on deck amid modest seas and 15 knot NW winds.
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Cmdr
Donald Keach
Somerville
Mass
Kenneth McKenzie
Naval Electronics Laboratory
San Diego
Calif
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka June 1963 Figures
AP reported Kansas traffic death log shows 36 fatalities in June 1963, 234 for comparable 1962 period, 248 for the first 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday, with totals varying by period and noting Topeka figures among state totals.
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Juvenile Pleads Guilty in Parsons Burglary Case
Dennis Baker, age 16 of Central, pled guilty in Labette County District Court to second degree burglary and larceny tied to the International Harvester dealership break in Parsons on June 14. He received 5 to 10 years for burglary and 1 to 5 years for larceny, to run concurrently, with no parole. Caldwell, 16, of Larson, faces similar charges. both were involved in a police chase after fleeing the building. Additional charges in Neosho County stem from a May 8 break in at Sportsmans Supply Store. hold orders and bonds noted.
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Labette County
State Reformatory
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Baker
International Harvester
Parsons
Larry Caldwell
Larson
Neosho County
Sportsmans Supply
W. Main
Robert Pennington
Caldwell
Quake Recorded Near Canary Islands Felt in Boston Area
A Boston College seismographic station recorded a strong earthquake 5,500 miles southeast of Boston at 11 35 31 p m EST Sunday The tremor was reported to be near the Canary Islands off Africa by a university spokesman
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Mass
Boston College
Boston
Canary Islands
Africa
Weather Area Forecast Generically Fair Tonight and Tuesday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Lows around 70 to 75 with a high near Tuesday.
Skies Clear After Rain Over Kansas Flood Threat
AP reports skies cleared over Kansas after heavy showers in the northeast. Frankfurt area received two to three inches of rain with the Black Vermillion River near flood stage, forecast to crest at 21 to 22 feet by Monday night. Temperatures rise into the 80s with lows around 70s. regional highs ranged 77 to 91 with lows 65 to 73 across cities.
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Kansas
Frankfurt
Salina
Pittsburg
Hill City
Wichita
Medgar Evers Murder Suspect Held in Jackson Jail
Byron de La Beckwith, a 42 year old former tobacco salesman, is jailed in Jackson charged with the murder of Medgar Evers. Federal authorities say Beckwith and others unknown conspired to oppress Evers, a NAACP field secretary, with evidence tying prints and a rifle scope to the crime. He faces the death penalty if convicted in Mississippi.
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Miss
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Medgar W. Evers
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Beckwith
FBI
Greenwood
Yerger Moorehead
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ralph Hargrove
Jackson Police Identification Bureau
Beck
Hargrove
Diehard Segregationist Citizens Council
Jackson, Miss
Citizens Council
Escapee Sighted Near Great Bend After Hill City Escape
Loren J. Pfeifer, 30, of Hays, who escaped from officers in Hill City two weeks ago, was seen in a Great Bend area nightclub Saturday. Two highway patrolmen spotted him but he fled on foot toward timber along the Arkansas River. A Sunday search found no trace. Pfeifer had been arrested on check charges in Hill City.
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Great Bend
Kan
Loren J. Pfeifer
Hays
Hill City
Arkansas River
Pfeifer
Copeland Girl Dies in Fire
Four year old Jennifer Menzie died in a house fire in Copeland Kansas early Sunday. Parents John and Mrs Menzie and two other children Robin and Bradley escaped unharmed. The boy was found in her bed. Cause of the fire is not known.
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Copeland
Kan
Jennifer Menzie
John Menzie
Robin
Bradley
Tribune Phone Help for Reaching Your Carrier
If you cannot contact your Tribune, try reaching your carrier. If the carrier is unavailable, dial HE 1400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Pope Paul VI urges peace based on truth at Vatican audience
Pope Paul VI pledged to promote international peace based on truth justice love and freedom. He called for cordial Vatican relations with every country and addressed diplomats accredited to the Holy See. He said the church respects each nation's dignity and mission and aims to foster collaboration with the Holy See. The pope noted four pillars of peace from Pope John XXIII and pledged to act within the papal remit without interfering in temporal affairs.
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Vatican
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Holy See
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Soviet Union
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Paul
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Giovanni Battista Montini
Wichitan Killed In Sooner Crash
Miami Oklahoma AP reports 36 year old Wichita Kansas man Glen Lancaster died when his car went out of control and hit a tree. Lancaster's wife was seriously injured and hospitalized in Miami.
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Okla
Wichita, Kan
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Lancaster
Kansas Supreme Court asked to set execution dates for Hickock and Smith
The attorney general's office asked the Kansas Supreme Court to fix new execution dates for Richard Hickock and Perry Smith, the four time murder convicts in the Herbert Clutter family slayings near Holcomb in 1959. The court reviewed the notice as a mandate from the U.S. Supreme Court dismissing Smith's latest appeal, with Hickock's prior appeal denial noted and prior delays due to appeals.
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Attorney General's Office
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Richard Eugene Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Smith
Hickock
Herbert Clutter
Holcomb
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
U. S. Supreme Court
Apeals
Civil rights debate spans Kennedy policy and rights leaders
A broad array of events cross the nation as Kennedy faces civil rights pressure. Attorney General Kennedy believes popularity will hold despite discontent, while Congress advances legislation. In Jackson Medgar Evers slaying ties to a murder charge, and in Savannah parochial schools announce desegregation. Demonstrations and sit-ins occur in Detroit Biloxi Tucson and Los Angeles as groups press for integration and fair housing.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Los Angeles
Congress of Racial Equality
Wreck in Arizona Delays Santa Fe Trains
An AP report states a freight derailment late Saturday 10 miles west of Seligman Arizona blocked both Santa Fe main lines and delayed east bound trains about seven hours. Eastbound services were rerouted from Cadiz California through Parker Arizona to Williams Arizona, with normal service expected today.
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Arizona
Santa Fe Railroad
Seligam
Ariz
Santa Fe
Cadiz
Calif
Parker
Williams
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