Hemisphere Plans To Build Defenses
SAN JOSE Costa Rica AP President Kennedy opened a three day meeting with six Central American presidents to bolster the common market and defend against foreign imperialism while ash from Irazu drifted over the city. The leaders discussed stronger security measures and economic unity as Fidel Castro’s Cuba looms.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Kennedy
Middle-America
la Sabana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
Latin America
el Coco
U.S
Orlich
Caribbean
Central
Central America
Ramon Villeda Morales
Two Transfer Bills To Ease Crowding At State Prison
Kansas House passed bills moving children from the Kansas Receiving Home to Topeka and transferring the women’s industrial farm to the receiving home location. The measures go to the Senate. Gov. John Anderson backed the plan to relieve Lansing prison overcrowding by expansion into the women’s farm.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas House
Senate
John Anderson
Lansing
Kansas Neurological Institute
Kansas House Passes Multiple Bills in 71 48 79 33 102 5 Vote Totals
The Kansas House approved bills transferring children to the Topeka Neuro logical Institute, moving the Lansing industrial farm to Atchison, and establishing a 40 hour work week with overtime. Other measures set search and seizure standards, create a full time Supreme Court commissioner, authorize sale of the executive mansion, protect workers in 40-65 age bracket, permit large precinct triple election boards, adopt an interstate child placement compact, and seek a legislative study of health exam boards.
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Atchison
Highway Department
Senate
Supreme Court
State Executive Council
Topeka
John Anderson
Cedar Crest
House
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State Board of Healing Arts
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3 Days for 1 Use Parks Bill in Senate
The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee approved a state parks revenue bill for a 3 day automobile sticker costing 1. The plan replaces a proposed 5 annual windshield sticker and aims to ease public access while funding park facilities. Opponents say enforcement costs rise and may deter use.
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Topeka
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
State Park and Resources Authority
Sen
Ford Harbaugh
Wellington
Park and Resources Authority
Harbaugh
Ways and Means Committee
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Fumes Fatal To Nine In South Dakota Home Tragedy
In Mobridge South Dakota a family of nine led by Nelson Zephier perished from carbon monoxide poisoning. Alberta Zephier and seven children ages 8 to 6 months died when the furnace released deadly fumes. Neighbors found the bodies after days without sign of life as snow possibly blocked a chimney.
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Mobridge
S.D
Nelson Zephier
Leland Berndt
Ray Miles
Zephiers
Zephier
Alberta
Debra
Donna
Diana
Donald
Dale
Darren
Darla
Berndt
Primary Tomorrow Sets Stage For Chanute City Election
Chanute voters head to polls tomorrow for a light city primary. Three of seven city commission candidates will be eliminated, with Ira Barber Don Hawley Jim Taylor Ed Caldwell Shelton Propst M. J. Casey and incumbent Dave Evans in the mix. Five school board candidates appear but do not trigger eliminations. Two commissioners and three school board members will be chosen in the April 2 general. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Single election boards will count after closing. results tabulated by The Tribune as available.
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Chanute
City Commission
Ira Barber
Don Hawley
Jim Taylor
Ed Caldwell
Shelton Propst
M. J. Casey
Dave Evans
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Kansas Box Supper To Honor Rockefeller
Republicans plan an old fashioned box supper fund raising dinner with New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller as keynote. The event shifts from hot meals and will cost 25 dollars, held at Municipal Auditorium on April 5. Rockefeller’s 1961 Kansas visit was canceled after his son Michael disappeared in New Guinea.
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Topeka
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Municipal Auditorium
Michael
New Guinea
Kansas Votes In Congress
Kansas members of Congress were recorded on roll calls. On committee amendment to military procurement, $363,700,000 for RS70 weapons. votes: 226 for, 179 against. On passage of $15,856,391,000 military procurement authorization bill, 374 for, 33 against. In Senate, Ellender amendment to cut Banking Committee funds failed 186 to 161. Carlson supported reducing Commerce funds 15 to 58 with Pearson voting not.
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Kansas
Congress
Avery
Dole
Shriver
Ellsworth J
Skubitz
Ellsworth
Ellender
D-La
Banking Committee
iCarlson
Pearson
Commerce Committee
Carlson
Kansas City youth arrested for parole violation return
David Arthur Buehlig of Kansas City was arrested on his return to Neosho county on parole violation charges. He is part of a trio of Kansas City youths, one juvenile, accused of stealing a coin operated soap dispenser from a self service laundry last July.
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Kansas City
David Arthur Buehlig
Neosho County
Burglars Loot Chanute Livestock Auction Safe
Burglars drilled and peeled a safe at the Chanute Livestock Auction on East 14th Saturday night taking $50 in cash and causing heavy damage to business machines, toilet fixtures, and glass. A calculating machine and a check protector were smashed. a toilet bowl and doors were damaged. two cartons of cigarettes went missing. Discovery came at 7:40 a.m. with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation assisting.
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Chanute
East 14Th
George Neely
Neely
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Sheriff's Office
Weather stormy across Kansas with hail and showers
A spring storm moves across Kansas bringing clouds thunderstorms and hail. Rain totals include one half inch at Luray and a quarter inch at Concordia with hail reported southeast of Luray. Temperatures range from the 50s north to the 60s south with lows from the 25 30s west to around 40 east. Sunday’s highs reached 51 at Goodland and 61 at Pittsburg.
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Topeka
Kansas
Luray
Concordia
Cassaday
Goodland
Pittsburg
Fatal crash near South Mound harms two drivers
A collision at a county road intersection south of South Mound Kansas at about 9 15 a m Saturday killed drivers Gilbert Brungardt 36 Erie R and Hubert Evans 23 Parsons The Brungardt Chevrolet and Evans Ford were damaged in the wreck with no injuries reported beyond the fatalities. Police logs list details for March and 1963 74 reporting periods.
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ERIE
Gilbert Brungardt
Erie R. 2
Hubert Evans
Parsons Callied
Topeka
Kansas
South Mound
Sheriff's Office
Mrs Fairchild Wins Tip for Trunk Lock Incident
A letter from Mrs Myr Fairchild of 608 N Steuben wins last week's $3 Tribune news tip award. She reported how Tommy Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Bert Barnes 605 N Steuben was trapped two hours in the trunk of a car when the lid dropped and latched. The parents heard him only after two hours. The Tribune invites tips from Chanute and surrounding areas for fires serious or freak happenings and human interest events. Call The Tribune collect at HE 14100 weekdays.
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N. Steuben
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Tribune
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Supreme Court rules free counsel for poor defendants in all criminal trials
The Supreme Court unanimously requires states to provide free legal defense to all poor defendants in criminal trials. The Gideon decision overturns prior limits and extends right to counsel to appeals and adequate trial records for indigents, with dissents noted from Justices White Clark Harlan and Stewart.
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Supreme Court
Black
Clarence Earl Gideon
Bay County
Fla
William Douglas
Will Meyes
Los Angeles
Justice Douglas
Justice Harlan
Stewart
Clark
Washington State
Robert Draper
Raymond Lorentzen
Spokane
Goldberg
White, Clark
Harlan
Gideon
U.S. Supreme Court
Blueprint to Cut Kennedy Budget Drawn by GOP
Washington AP reports House Republican Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin outlined a plan to slash the Kennedy administration budget starting with a $3 billion cut in education and other nondefense spending. He warns defense and space funding are not immune.
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Top Winners Are Selected At 4 H Event
Erie hosts the second half of Neosho County 4 H Club Days with about 450 attending. Blue ribbon winners qualify for the Regional 4 H Club Days in Erie next Saturday and multiple clubs are cited for top blue or red in model meetings plays public speaking demonstrations and various contests.
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Erie
Neosho County
Up & Atom
Willjing
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Ever Ready
Four Corners
Georgann Raush
Bruce Parker
MBB
Steve Lopeman
Sharman Mullen
Meadowlark
Glen Barnhart
Julie Coover
Lucky 13
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact please call your carrier. If he is unavailable after 6 pm try dialing HE 1 3400 for assistance.
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Two Children Treated After Intersection Crash
At about 11 a.m. yesterday in Neosho the collision at 4th and Evergreen injured Jim Riley 6 and Beverly Bollig 4 who were passengers in Willard Riley s car. Both children received cuts and were treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital while Riley and Brazil sustained vehicle damage. The other incident occurred about 11 p.m. Saturday at Lincoln and Main involving David Leake 18 and Claude Pervitt 25 with minor damage to vehicles.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
4Th
Evergreen
Jim Riley
Beverly Joan Bollig
S. Garfield
Willard A. Riley
Riley
William A. Brazil
Brazil
Lincoln
David R. Leake
Iola
Claude E. Pervitt
Buffalo
Leake
Pervitt
Acme Brick & Tile
Chamber of Commerce Directors to Elect Officers at Luncheon
Chamber of Commerce directors and the women’s committee plan a noon luncheon at the Tioga Hotel where officers for the coming year will be elected. Present officers Morley McCreight Bodley terms end May 1. Women’s committee will push citywide spring cleanup and plan the chamber’s annual meeting. Safari Museum board meets tonight at 7:30 with M L Morton as president.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Tioga Hotel
Mahlon Morley
Dwight McCreight
W. G. Bodley
Safari Museum Board of Directors
M. L. Morton
Intercepted Letter Sent to Cha About Safari Plan
The document notes an intercepted letter describing JFK in Costa Rica arranging a safari to rid Central and South American jungles of red snakes. The phrasing implies a bold expedition planning with political overtones.
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JFK
Costa Rica
Central
South America
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