Fleeing Spy Soblen Found In Israel
Dr Robert A Soblen a life sentence fugitive from the United States and a Soviet spy was arrested in Tel Aviv Israel and jailed for charges to be issued within 10 days He arrived from New York with a Canadian passport in a false name and will face illegal entry and false papers accusations
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
New York
Paris
Beras Soble
Savoy
U.S
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Idlewild
Washington
FBI
State Department
Deer collision near Humboldt injures deer and dents car
Mr and Mrs Barnett of Humboldt report a large female deer darted into their car near Owl Creek bridge injuring the animal and denting the right front fender. The Barnetts continued to Iola for a funeral and later found the deer shot. the 400 pound deer’s fate and liability remain undetermined.
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Clair Barnett
Humboldt R. 1
Barnetts
Iola
Owl Creek
Katy
Humboldt
Jola
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 am Thursday with 1 death plus June total of 39 and year 1962 total of 248. Reports note earlier fatalities not previously reported as part of the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Vinckier Named State Highway Division Engineer at Chanute
Charles H. Vinckier of Garden City is appointed division engineer of the State Highway Commission in Chanute, replacing Glenn Sutton who moves to Topeka. Vinckier, construction engineer of the 6th Division, has 26 years with the commission and will begin July 1 with his family joining him next week.
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Glenn Sutton
Charles Vinckier
Garden City
Fourth Highway Division
Charles H. Vinckier
State Highway Commission
Topeka
Vinckier
6Th Highway Division
Rose
Linda Kay
Vicki Jo
James Watts
Sutton
4Th Highway Division
Chanute
Louisiana
Texas
Robert Willis
Willis
Jan Holman
Hutchinson
Morton Sutton
Baker University
Baldwin
John Glades
Highway Department
Paschall Grimes
City Commission
Santa Fe
John Redmond Dam Contracts Awarded
Army Engineers will award two contracts to Kansas firms for work in the John Redmond Reservoir area. George Bennett Construction Co. will receive $886,860 for 5.4 miles of roadway drainage repair fencing and relocation work on Kansas Highway 130. E. W. Blair Construction Co. gets $326,940 for bridges on the same relocation project.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Kansas
John Redmond Reservoir
George Bennett Construction Co
Muncie
E. W. Blair Construction Co
Quinter
Kan
Guymon Boy Receives Kennedy Graduation Gift
Eight year old Tommy Warnock from Guymon Okla said he sent a graduation announcement to President Kennedy and received a ten dollar bill from Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy. The teen plans to attend Panhandle A and M at Goodwell then OU after two years. He intends to save the gift and keep it as a keepsake.
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Guymon, Okla
Tommy Warnock
Guymon High School
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jay Warnock
Panhandle A&m
Goodwell
Oklahoma Panhandle
University of Oklahoma
Group in Proposal On K96 Routing
A Kansas Chamber of Commerce committee recommends re routing K96 as a federal highway via a direct path through southeast Kansas. They favor following K39 from the north of Fredonia to connect with US 54 at Fort Scott or Nevada Missouri for better tourist traffic.
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Kansas
State Highway Commission
Highway and Transportation Committee
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Public Roads
Mittee
Fredonia
Fort Scott
Nevada
Colorado
Missouri
E. Elm
Lincoln
State Highway Department
Elm
Neosho County
Ottawa South
Fireworks Discharges Pervade City Amid Calls And Prowler Report
Police log shows two new firecracker incidents within city limits breaking a local ordinance. Three youths were warned after firing in City Park around 11 45 yesterday morning. Firecracker reports also came from the Edith 1300 block at 7 30 last night. Mrs Roy McCune reported vulgar calls yesterday from a voice she suspects is a young man. Mrs Cleo West received vulgar calls at 1 40 this morning and believes a female caller could be identified. A prowler alarm came from Mrs James Brown who heard dogs bark and startled the intruder who fled when lights came on.
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Edith
Roy McCune
S. Steuben
Hoffman announces candidacy for Neosho sheriff
Ralph Hoffman of Chanute declared his bid for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Neosho county in the August primary. He and his wife operate a poultry plant at 1602 South Kansas. He is a veteran with experience as police judge in Mulvane and Derby, under sheriff in Douglas county, and city marshal of Eudora. The couple has four children.
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Ralph Hoffman
Chanute
Neosho County
Hoffman
S. Kansas
Mulvane
Derby
Douglas County
Eudora
Hoffmans
Weather Outlook Kansas Warm and Humid With Scattered Showers
Kansas skies were clear to partly cloudy with a chance of scattered thundershowers in western and central areas this afternoon and tonight. Highs reached up to 90 in Pittsburg, 83 to 90 across cities, and overnight lows ranged 62 to 72 with little change in temperatures into Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ft. Riley
Greensburg
Dodge City
Garden City
Pittsburg
Goodland
Manhattan
Wichita
Steel Union Signs Pacts With Five Aluminum Firms
The United Steelworkers announce two year agreements with Aluminum Co. of America Reynolds Metals Kaiser Aluminum Olin-Mathieson and Ormet covering 20000 workers. No wage raise but vacations and pensions improved and a potential extra week off per year. Established 23 cent cost of living allowance continues.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum Corp
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
Ormet Inc
McDonald
John S. Harrison
Alcoa
Union
McDonald and
Harrison
McCoy Heads Lions Club
New Chanute Lions Club officers were installed at the Tioga Hotel. Neal McCoy becomes president with Tommy Baughn and Fred Johnston as vice presidents, Ir vin Bruce secretary, and Ir vin Bowyer tail twister. One and two year directors named, installation by Dr. Robert Strawn. Ladies Night marked. perfect attendance pins awarded to listed members.
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Chanute Lions Club
Tioga Hotel
Neal McCoy
Tommy Baughn
Fred Johnston
Eugene Geyer
Irvin Bruce
Wendell, Bowyer
Lion Tanner
Jerry Steele
Warren Alford
al Jones
Bob Lassman
George Lightfoot
Mahlon Morley
Funds Released For Air Building
The Air Force released 993000 for Missouri Basin ground control interceptor facilities. Lt. Col. R. C. Stephany announced the work will be supervised by the Kansas City and Omaha districts of the Corps of Army Engineers. Hutchinson Air Force Station operations building 217000 and Kirksville Air Force Station operations building 225000 are listed.
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Omaha
Air Force
Missouri Basin
Lt. Co. R. C. Stephany
Air Force Regional Civil Engineers
Kansas City
Corps of Army Engineers
Hutchinson Air Force Station
Kan
Kirksville Air Force Station
Freeman Defends Estes Case Handling in Senate Hearing
Secretary Orville Freeman defended the Agriculture Department's Estes case handling while acknowledging errors. He said the Senate probe, led by Sen. McClellan, examines how Billie Sol Estes profited from farm aid programs and whether political influence aided him. Freeman noted Murphys approval of Estes appointment and cited no official misconduct by department staff.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Freeman
Senate
Estes
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pecos
Tex
Politi
Cal
McClerefuts
Department of
Com
Mittee
Charles S. Murphy
Murphy
Department
Nation Dies of Heart Attack Prominent Chanute Leader
John P. Nation Chanute businessman and civic leader died at 2 a.m. at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Born November 20, 1908 in Brooklyn, he was 53 and survived by his wife Marjorie Stacy Nation two daughters Sheila Brown and Rosemary King one grandson John Nation King and a granddaughter Katharyn Rose King two sisters. Nation owned Nation's Cleaners and was active in American Legion Presbyterian church Masonic lodge Shrine Elks and the Chanute United Fund Drive. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery Johnson Mortuary in charge. Donations may go to the Presbyterian church organ memorial fund.
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John P. Nation
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Nation
Boerstler
Estes
Presbyterian
Masonic Lodge
Mirza Freeman
Pittsburg
Elks Club
Murphy
Senate
Marine Corps
Quiry
Freeman
Mary Belle Chappell
Ottawa
Presbyterian Church
William T. Hunt
Elmwood
Johnson Mortuary
Organ Memorial Fund
The
Parsons Southeast Kansas Industrial Fair Opens July 6
Plans announced for a three day fair at Marvel Park Parsons July 6 8 showcasing products from Allen Bourbon Cherokee Crawford Labette Montgomery Neosho and Wilson counties. Opening ceremonies include speakers from Kansas Industrial Development and Small Business Administration. Acts include Parsons Polychromes July 6 and Johnnie Lee Wills band July 7 with daily hours 9 am to 9 pm.
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Parsons
Kansas
Les Alsworth
W. H. Caldwell
Marvel Park
Allen, Bourbon, Cherokee
Crawford
Labette
Montgomery
Neosho
Wilson
Area Chambers of Commerce and Mid- America Inc
Southeast Kansas Industrial Development Organization
John Sticher
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Topeka
C. Y. Moyer
Small Business Administration
Kansas City
Parsons Polychromes
Johnnie Lee Wills Band
Fire Destroys Stolen 1954 Mercury Near Erie
A 1954 Mercury hard top stolen from Burrton was found burned and abandoned southwest of Erie by Neosho County Sheriff Jerry Sloan about 4:50 p.m. The theft was reported just before the discovery. The burned car, owned by Carl Wilson, had a Harvey county license and was parked off a county road leading into a pasture two miles south and three west of Erie.
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Erie
Newton
Neosho County
Jerry Sloan
Here
Sloan
Carl Wilson
Burrton
Harvey County
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune by phone, contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 pm.
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Tribune
Kennedy to visit Mexico amid warmth and security
Mexico City braces for a grand welcome as President Kennedy arrives from Washington for talks with Adolfo Lopez Mateos. Tens of thousands prepare parades and banners, with up to a million spectators expected. security tight amid Communist protests and anti Yankee fears.
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Blas Roca
Cuba
Kennedy
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Judge Okays Estes Motion to Move Trial
District Judge J H Starley in Pecos upholds defense claim that Estes cannot get a fair trial there and transfers the case to Tyler. He will sign a formal order by July 23 with no trial date set. Estes faces charges of illegally obtaining funds from Reeves County farmers through fertilizer tank purchases.
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Pecos
Tex
J. H. Starley
Billie Sol Estes
Tyler
Estes
Reeves County Grand
Thomas A. Bell
West Texas
Otis T. Dunagan
Starley
John Cofer
Veniremen. Dist. Atty. R. B. McGowen
County
Reeves County
Bell
Trade Plan Up to Vote in House Amid Uncertain Fate
President Kennedy says the vital trade program faces a final House vote today with doubt over its fate. Democratic and Republican leaders are reluctant to predict outcomes as Kennedy makes last minute appeals and urges bipartisan support.
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Washington
T AP
Kennedy
House
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Guymon
Iat
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John Nation
Tion's Cleaners
Mexico City
Mexico
International
Los Pinos
White House
Weather Bureau
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