Khrushchev warns West on Berlin actions and peace treaty
In Moscow Khrushchev told a Soviet North Vietnamese rally that any Western mobilization over Germany and Berlin would trigger proper measures. He asserted a separate East German peace treaty would provoke Western troop buildup, while noting equal military power yet urging disarmament and peace. He blamed the United States for Laos crisis and cited Zurich accord as a step forward.
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Weather Bureau Adds Rain Odds to Showers Forecast
The Weather Bureau in St Louis introduces odds with showers forecasts to indicate the chance of rain. The system, termed utilization of the probability factors, assumes the forecast area may not see rain everywhere.
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Walker Cup Hopes Rest on Three Americans
New York AP reports America’s chance to retain the Walker Cup hinges on three key players as the biennial match with Britain in September approaches. The piece highlights the trio’s form and potential impact in the coming competition.
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U S Golf Team Selected for Sept Seattle Matches
The 10 man U S team led by Deane Beman Charley Coe and Jack Nicklaus was announced Tuesday by the US Golf Association. They prepare for a Sept 1 2 showdown with Britain at the Seattle Golf Club. Coe and Nicklaus are former amateur champions with Coe winning in 1949 1958 and Nicklaus in 1959. India China and Nigeria are noted as peanut producers with Nigeria supplying peanut soup and flour staples.
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Spring Privilege Withdrawn amid Earlton Vandalism
Vandalism by children near Earlton deprives Hutchinson area residents of access to a spring on Oscar Freidline’s property. Gate and no trespassing sign placed to protect the site. road to the spring remains open but safety at intersections urged. Local residents and visitors continue to adjust as families and neighbors recount impact and related travel and gatherings.
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Thayer
Red Cross
Highway 169
Robert Miller
Linda
Mesa
Ariz
Ed McAlexander
Erie
Frank Grove
Harold Wolfe
Elmwood
Ed Wolfe
Wayne White
Prisoners from Cuba Await Decision on Talks Reopen
A delegation of 10 Cuban prisoners waited in Key West for the disbanded Tractors for Freedom Committee to decide whether to reform and resume blocked negotiations. John Hooker Jr. said a decision was expected today or Thursday. The group cited fear of misunderstandings that could endanger companions in Cuba.
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Frank Winn
Detroit
Reuther
Thayer Family News Reports Weekend Visits
Thayer hosts and guests include Jim Travis and Forest Steeves with families from Wichita Emporia and Glendale Ariz. George Dickens visits his mother Clara Dickens while Harold Shepard and daughters from Phoenix visit Mrs. Pearl Shepard. James Lee is named son of Ellis Holtzman. Mrs. Orville Holtzman patient at Wilson County Hospital Neodesha. Wade Hannon of Edna visits cousins Alan Terrie and Ronnie Thornton. Carrie Stipp shopped and the group discusses past visits.
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Jesse Johnston
Orville Holtzman
Wilson County Hospital
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Richard
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Wade Hannon
Edna
Alan
Terrie
Ronnie Thornton
Carrie Stipp
Property Transfers Listed In Local Deed Records
Deibert Duane Zink and wife transfer 1 lot to Allison A. Farling. Haskell Howell and wife transfer Pt. 1624-216 to Robert M. Moore and wife. John Masquelier Sr. and wife transfer 2 lots to William Masquelier. Francis M. Anderson and wife transfer 2 lots to Gerald K. Zink and wife. Sylvia J. Hoskin et al transfer Pt. 14-26-18 to George Karl Nordt and wife.
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Deibert Duane Zink
Allison A. Farling
Haskell Howell
Robert M. Moore
John Masquelier, Sr
Willam Masquelier
Iola
Francis M. Anderson
Gerald K. Zink
LaHarpe
Sylvia J. Hoskin
George Karl Nordt
Parsons Tuesday dinner guests gather in town
A sequence of local visits and dinners covers Parsons residents hosting relatives from Edna and Cherryvale. Jim Hannon and family and Bob Burt with Joanna and Wade Hannon dined with J. S. Burt. Others visited Pearl Dryden in Fredonia and Cherryvale friends called on Mrs. Mack Johnson and Mrs. Jesse Johnston. Ed Harms works at Long Bell Lumber in Chanute during vacation.
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Rea McNary
Bertha Dye
Paul Matlock
Eugene Bailey
Ed Wolfe
Lena Converse
Edna Scribner
Glen Wheeler
Thayer
William Gericke
Taylor
Chanute
Byron
Bessie Fackler
Erie
Mack Johnson
Jesse Johnston
Cherryvale
Ivan Engel
Rosslyn
Gary
W. L. Garey
Bangs, Tex
Mabel Engel
Wichita
Bob Burt
Joanna
Glenn Thornton
Ed Harms
Long Bell Lumber Co
Real Estate Transfers in Allen County Deeds
Transfers list numerous property changes in Iola Humboldt LaHarpe and nearby areas. Names include Stout Swanson Boman Audrey Turley King Knoles Olson Kurtis and Kerr among others with lots and parts of sections in B. streets and Additions.
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Ernest A Swanson
Lavonburo
Jack OD. Boman
Richard L. Boman
Milne & Mann Tire and Recapping Co, Inc
Joseph J. Audrey
Iola
Claude E. Turley
Harley
King
Ruth J. King
Raymond Lantz
Burn Ruckman
Hazel Knoles
Dorothy Jane Knoles
Willard $. Horde
Leola Keith
Patrick €. Close
Ermie
Olson
Harold T. Olson
Midland Add. LaHarpe
Theresa Clark
Laurence A. Totman
Humboldt
Solomon E. Laymon
Marvin
Dershem
Layton
Ica
Clarence Warren
Arthur Mott, Jr
Iola Clarence Warren
Letha MA Kramer
Baird Brinkmeyer
Walne Lytle
Hum
Thomas Orrin Frevele
Bob D. Coldwell
Humboldt Wendell Reed Steward
Forestine F. Shaw
Tole
Anne E. Wise
Fannie V. Kerr
Jole Woodley D. Gordon
M. Gwen Gordon Dickerson
Verne Dorsett
E. Verne
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Mary A Chaney
In Neosho County Kansas probate court a petition by Donald Chaney seeks determination of real estate owned by Mary A Chaney at death. The hearing is set for July 8, 1961 at 10:00 A M in Erie Kansas. Executed by Balch & Bailey attorneys for petitioner.
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Chanute Tribune
Kansas
Neosho County
Mary A Chaney
Sac
A. Chaney
Erie
Donald
Chaney
Balch & Bailey
Cnanute Tribune
Mattie M
Stewart
Neothe County
Propate Court
Mattie M. Stewart
Ruth
Braucher
Huge Housing Bill Nears Final Congressional Approval
A 5.6 billion compromise housing bill, among the largest ever, was ready for final congressional approval. A Senate House conference resolved the compromise Tuesday as a top Kennedy program item. Democratic leaders planned to rush the measure to Kennedy tonight with Sen John Sparkman set to call it up after the Senate convenes. The House would act later in the afternoon.
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Senate
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Fact Finders Continue Work On Maritime Strike
A three member presidential fact finding board opened hearings to assess if the 13 day old maritime strike endangers national security and possible Taft Hartley injunction. At the same time board sponsored mediation is pursued between ship owners and five maritime unions with private talks nearby.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Board of Inquiry
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Strike Broadens as Talks Continue in Secret Sessions
Tuesday night sessions were held with press barred and talks extended into the early morning. The board must propose a solution by Friday to report to President Kennedy, a move that could lead to an injunction. About 85,000 sailors are on strike affecting over 200 American vessels in 30 port cities. The core dispute centers on unions seeking organizational rights aboard American vessels sailing under foreign flags.
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Californian Seen As Committee Head
Washington AP reports Bob Wilson a Californian in line to lead the Republican Congressional Committee. The post became available after Rep. William Miller moved to chair the GOP National Committee. Wilson, in his fifth House term, appeared to have more than enough votes to win Thursday.
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Bob Wilson
Republican Congressional Committee
House
William F. Miller
New York
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