Canada moves to tighten belt to boost economy
Ottawa announces austerity regime with tariff increases to defend the dollar after a weakened vote. Prime Minister Diefenbaker says measures are temporary and backed by over 1 billion dollars in short term aid, mostly from the United States, while the Bank of Canada lifts rates to 6 percent.
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Canada
Ottawa
Canada Today
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Als
United States
U.S
Bank of Canada
Washington
U.S. Treasury
U.S. Treasury Department
International Monetary Fund
Ford Local Strike Settled at Walton Hills Plant
Ford Motor Co resumes production after United Auto Workers Local 420 members approve an 18 day strike settlement. About 3,200 workers at the Walton Hills stamping plant ended a stoppage that idled 77,000 nationwide. 39,000 to return by midnight and the rest by next Monday.
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Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Local 420
Afl-Cio
Walton Hills
Ford
Chambers of Commerce pin down weekly agenda and dairy princess
Chamber of Commerce activities include a new industry committee meeting at Tioga Hotel with Paul Brennecke as chair, a highway and transportation panel on Ottawa South highway projects, and a noon Ambassador’s Club gathering led by Ralph Ellis. The District Dairy Princess contest runs Thursday with out of town judges and a 6 30 p m banquet. Linda Lu VanCleave of Galesburg is county winner. Carolyn Thompson of Chanute is district reigning princess.
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Chamber of Commerce
New Industry
Paul Brennecke
Tioga Hotel
Highway and Transportation Committee
Chamber
Jess Collier
Ambassador's Club
Ralph Ellis
Neosho County
Linda Lu VanCleave
Galesburg
Carolyn Thompson
Chanute
Jack Harris To Europe Visit by American Editors
Ten American newspapermen led by John Harris of Hutchinson News depart New York for a 23 day Soviet trip. Others include Lee Hills of Knight Newspapers. The delegation will meet in London before traveling to Moscow and eight Russian cities. They plan to return July 21.
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NEW York
John Harris
Hutchinson News
Hutchinson
Kan
Soviet Union
Lee Hills
Knight Newspapers
American Society of Newspaper Editors
London
Moscow
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas Times Herald
Dallas
Tex
Leningrad
Kiev
Volgograd
Stalinngrad
United States
Court Rules Prayer Not Constitutional
The Supreme Court ruled that a 22 word daily prayer in New York public schools violates the U S Constitution. Five parents from New Hyde Park challenged the practice as unconstitutional under the establishment clause with a 6 1 decision supported by Justice Black. Justice Stewart dissented calling the ruling an inappropriate restriction on voluntary prayer.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
U.S
New Hyde Park
N.Y
Board of Regents
Black
New York
Congress
Justice Stewart
Stewart
Douglas
Frankfurter
White
Wagons on Move To Bolster Fleet In Formosa Guard
U S warships speed from Yokosuka to reinforce the 7th Fleet patrol off Formosa as Beijing massing forces threaten the coast opposite Quemoy and Matsu. Navy says ships deployed for sea operations while Chinasc defense ministry claims 400000 troops and 300 planes along the invasion front.
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Formosa
Taipei
U.S
Japan
7Th Fleet
Quemoy
Matsu
Yokosuka
Pacific
Honolulu
Formosa Strait
Red China
Fukien
Coral Sea
Defense Ministry
Estes Case Moves to Top Amid Weekend Court Actions
In Pecos Texas Billie Sol Estes' case opened with juror selection underway after defense urged a speedy trial. In Washington Secretary Freeman reprimanded Tom Miller for failing to disclose a report backing cotton allotments for Estes. Weekend accidents brought police activity to Chanute and Walnut, with two-car collisions causing injuries and minor damage.
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Pecos
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
J. H. Staley
West Texas
Estes
Staley
Washington (Ap
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Thomas H. Miller
Department
Freeman
Miller
Jacobs
Agriculture Department
Commercial Solvents Corp
James A. McConnell
House
Department of Agriculture
Sarlie Back Denies Defrauding Creditors in U S
New York financier Jacques Sarlie, who had ties to Wall Street figure Edward M. Gilbert, returned from Paris and denied leaving the United States to defraud creditors. He disputed a State Supreme Court suit by McDonnell & Co alleging flight to avoid repayment of $754,770 in stock purchases.
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New York
Jacques Sarlie
Wall
McDonnell & Co
Sarlie
Justin N. Feldman
Jaycees Install Inaugural Ball Officers For 1962 63
JayCee and Jayne officers for 1962 63 were installed at the annual inaugural dinner and dance at the Masonic Temple. New JayCee officers include Jack Groves president and Larry Mathews first vice president. Jayne officers are Martha Keller president and Patty Kern vice president. Retiring presidents are Ray Colvin and Jan Coykendall. The event featured installing officers Ken Pearson and his wife with Pearson as speaker. The group noted 20 new JayDees joined, bringing total to 40, and voted to discontinue summer teener dances due to lack of interest.
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New JayCee
Jack Groves
Larry Mathews
Dean Sutcliffe
Jim Keller
Kenny Kern
Ray Colvin
Jim Benton
Herman Colvin
Gary Lantz
Brad Wheeler
Harvey Young
New Jayne
Martha Keller
Patty Kern
Beth Christiansen
Sue Colvin
Jan Coykendall
Charlotte Fink
Norma Layman
Trudy Mathews
JayCees
Weather review: Kansas rainfall continues into week
Forecasters predict a repeat pattern of afternoon and night rains across Kansas with temperatures holding in the 60s to 80s. Saturday saw scattered downpours and river rises near the Kansas River. rainfall totals ranged from about half an inch to 1.33 inches at St Peter with multiple towns reporting 0.5 to 0.8 inches. Overnight lows should stay in the 60s as clouds clear and scattered thunderstorms persist into Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute
Salina
Goodland
Garden City
St. Peter
Alexander
Rexford
Crewden
Oberlin
Hoxie
Atwood
Kalvesta
Emporia
Parsons
Burlington
Garnett
Tola
Hill City
Kansas River
Pressure Buildup on Airline Strike Dictates Talks
Striking Eastern Air Lines flight engineers skipped a New York mediation session and offered to meet in Washington. Lawmakers discuss compulsory arbitration amid airline labor disputes threatening Pan American and Trans World Airlines operations. The dispute centers on cockpit staffing as three crewed flights replace four, with union officials claiming no notice of the New York talks.
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Washington
Eastern Air Lines
New York
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Arthur J. Goldberg
Monroney
Goldberg
Eastern
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
W. Willard Wirtz
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
Jack Robertson
EAL
Pan American
U.S
Panic Threat In Algeria Shocks Oran As Evacuation Blues Rise
Chaos unfolds in Oran with European Secret Army urges Europeans to flee after the July 1 self determination vote. Explosions and fires hit schools and public buildings while thousands crowd docks and airports awaiting transport to France. Firefighters struggle in scorched earth attacks. Authorities plea for calm amid growing panic.
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Algiers
Oran
France
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows June 1962 Toll
The Topeka AP traffic death log reports figures for June with totals 36 for 1962 and 244 for the comparable 1961 period, noting 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday and updates through the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Night club singer in critical condition after overdose threats
Pat Lynne Hackett 34 known as Pat Lynne unconscious in hospital after taking sleeping pills amid threats following Senate Investigations subcommittee testimony on B girls. Police say two men warned her not to discuss what she testified about and a tape recorder was later reported stolen from her car.
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Llice
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Walter Ryan
Pat Kobalski
Pat Lynne
Graduate Hospital
Ryan
Miss Lynne
Paul W. Hackett
Subcommittee
Pat Lynne Hackett
Stanley Greenfield
Hacket
Hackett
Greenfield
Miss Lynn
Metropolitan Hospital
Philadelphia
Joyce Tip Winner at Buffalo Elevator Fire
Mrs Donna Joyce of Buffalo wins The Tribune weekly three dollar news tip award after reporting an elevator fire that destroyed the Buffalo Co operative Elevator and most of its contents. The Tribune invites tips from Chanute and four county area about fires serious accidents or human interest events. Call HE 1 4100 8 am to 5 pm weekdays and 8 am to 1 pm Saturday.
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Donna Joyce
Buffalo
Tribune
Buffalo Co-operative
The
Chanute
the Tribune
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