Court Decision on Prayer Sparks Reactions Across NATION
The Supreme Court ruling prohibiting school recitation of official prayers triggers varied responses nationwide. Officials, students, and commentators weigh the implications for church state separation, school policy, and youth civic life amid ongoing debates over religious expression in public institutions.
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New Hyde Park
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New York
New York Civil Liberties Union
Long Island
Names Dogs in Chanute Reflect Playful Variety
Dog license records in Chanute reveal a wide range of monikers from traditional Spot and King to comic or fancy names like Rin Tin Tin and Wilomena. The piece also notes a Supreme Court ruling on nonsectarian school prayers and reactions from civil liberties groups.
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Boots
Court Ruling Seen as Key In Air Strike
In New York, a federal court hearing could lift the temporary restraining order that ended Pan Am flight engineers’ strike after four hours. If lifted, Pan Am’s 500 engineers may strike again. Eastern’s 575 engineers have been idle since Saturday. Government and union negotiators weigh safety and job protections amid talks linked to a broader industry dispute.
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Daniel Kornblum
Engineers’ Union
U.S. District Court
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Ron A. Brown
Pan Am
George Rosling
Rosling
National Railway Labor Act
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Afl-Cio
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio Air Line Pilots Association
Goldberg
N. E. Halaby
Tthe Federal Aviation Agency
Halaby
Trans World Airlines
Trans World
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Rise For June 1962
Kansas traffic death log notes 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday show 36 fatalities for June 1962. Compared with 244 deaths in the year to date through June 1962 and 264 for the comparable 1961 period, indicating changes in annual totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Science in Search For Skin Armoring
Army medical researchers pursue chemicals to alter skin for disease and sunburn protection. They seek substances that enter or coat the skin to repel insects and secretions carrying diseases, aiding troops in tropical theaters. Aimed also at boosting sunburn protection and potentially withstanding nuclear flash effects.
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Southeast Asia
Marion B. Sulzberger
Army
Medical Research and Development Command
Sulzberger
Neosho County Sheriff Hopeful George Neely Runs
George Neely, longtime Neosho County resident and former undersheriff, announced today his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in the August primary. He served 20 months under Sheriff Jerry Sloan, is married with two sons, and lives eight miles south of Chanute.
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Chanute
Neosho County
Neely
Jerry Sloan
Weather and storm report for Kansas with hail and rain
High winds hail and heavy rain hit Kansas as thunderstorms moved through the state. Garden City recorded 3.03 inches of rain with wind damage. Republic County saw a four mile wide hail band from east of Scandia to near Norway. Other towns logged multiple inches of rain. forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a few thundershowers with highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the 60s. Monday highs ranged from 76 to 87 across several cities with lows from 60 to 69.
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Jetmore
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Pittsburg
Lawrence
Salina
Abilene
Dodge City
Jolathe
City Report Is Published In Tribune Four Page Feature
The Tribune publishes a four page section detailing city operations over the past 18 months. Special articles and photographs highlight water system projects and proposed power supply hookups. Pages 5 to 8 carry the report.
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Tribune
Hiring of Chanute Meter Maid Named Ecker
Police Chief Lige Matlock announced the hiring of Margaret Ecker as Chanute meter maid effective July 1. Ecker, 26, of 135 S Steuben, currently at Hans Greenhouse, replaces Dorene Sharp who resigned after more than three years. She has two children.
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Lige Matlock
Margaret Ecker
S. Steuben
Hans’ Greenhouse
KG&E Going Ahead With Humboldt Line
KG&E will construct a power transmission line from Altoona to Humboldt after approval. James A. Elgaard, assistant to KG&E’s president, informed Mayor John Lapham that right of way acquisitions have begun and the line will pass about three miles west of Chanute. Construction is approved for next year.
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John Lapham
Altoona
Humboldt
Lapham
James A. Elgaard
Kg&e
Elgaard
Chanute
Lawyer in Solvents Firm In Estes Dealings
Attorney Frank Cain said Commercial Solvents Corp was in the Estes deal up to the neck, contradicting President Maynard Wheeler who called Cain’s April Texas testimony false and defamatory. Wheeler testified June 13 that Solvents was unaware of Estes’ financial difficulties during his West Texas visit.
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Frank Cain
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol
Wheeler
Estes
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Cain
Embry Named Executive Secretary For Neosho Red Cross
Mrs. Lee Embry of 215 N Garfield succeeds Mrs. Howard Winans as executive secretary of the Neosho County Red Cross chapter after the annual reorganizational meeting. Embry, mother of six, began work today and previously led the Chanute PTA Council. The chapter re elected Dell Reed as chairman and installed five new board members. Office hours switch to 8 a.m. to 12 noon daily starting July 10.
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N. Garfield
Howard Winans
N. Highland
Neosho County
Red Cross
Embry
Chanute Pta Council
Tive
Dell Reed
A. W. Burton
Thayer
Morris Pack
Art Krone
Charles Ballou
William T. Hunt
Joe Hummer
Wayne Umbarger
Charles Bohlander
Stark
Memorial
Bill Walters
Walters
Umbarger
Hunt
Pioneer Chapter Board of Directors
Coffeyville
Teacher Strikes Seen Rising Over Working Conditions
Fort Collins Colorado AP reports NEA official T M Stinnett says teacher strikes are deplorable yet driven by intolerable conditions and political bureaucracy obsolete buildings and rotten equipment. He notes rising aggressiveness while urging negotiation over strikes to resolve issues and protect children’s services.
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Colo
National Education Association
T. M. Stinnett
NEA
Stinnett
New York
Levy For Industrial Levy On Ballot For City Voters
Chanute voters will face a primary election question on approving a industrial levy up to one mill per year a change from the previous half mill tied to biennial approval The City Manager explained the rule now requires a single vote to set a permanent levy up to one mill unless the city does not levy at all and then revote occurs Industrial site plans and shell buildings were discussed with bonds proposed to finance them Labor supply and skilled workers were noted as a need A tour of Oklahoma City facilities was approved with six volunteers to participate
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R. J. Hayes
New Industry Committee
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Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Hayes
John Sherman Jr
W. C. Markley
State Employment Service Office
Oklahoma City
Joe Melnyk
Don White
Tribune Phone Contact Ad Snippet
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