Reds Ready to Talk But No Inspections
Geneva scene as the Soviet Union says it will negotiate a nuclear test ban with the United States and Britain but refuses international inspection on its soil. Zorin hints concessions possible. Canada and India urge progress to avert renewed atmospheric tests. Kennedy hints at delaying tests if a pact is reached.
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Britain
Kennedy
U.S
Valerian Zorin
United States
Zorin
Soviet Union
Russia
Lord Home
Geneva
London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
France
Dean Rusk
Canada
Howard C. Green
Green
Nehru
India
New Delhi
Rusk
Argentina braces as Peronists win big in elections
Argentine political crisis deepens as Peronists capture national Congress seats and 10 provincial governorships including Buenos Aires Province. President Frondizi faces military pressure as Interior Minister Vitolo resigns rumor swirls, state of siege reinstated after Election Day.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Banda
Argentina
Alfredo Vitolo
IMECTI@CI NUNES
Juan D. Peron
National Congress
Vitolo
Jury Panel Expands for Neosho County Court Term
Neosho County district court adds twelve names to the jury pool bringing total to 48. New panelists include Chanute residents Glen Eastburn Claude Walker Elmer Ladd Mrs Charles Weggint Earl See feldt Verdie Mosier Edna Keller Eugene See Floyd McDermot Jr Dean Gough Sherman Stegman Helen Seimer. Jury trials begin in Chanute on April 5.
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Neosho County
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Log Update
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log covering 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday for March 14, 1962 to 1983 period. Comparable 1961 period shows 101 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Outlook and Local Thunderstorm Report
Partly sunny and mild through Tuesday with a few late thundershowers possible. Hail reported near Chanute this morning with marble sized stones but no damage. Temperatures today 70 to 75 statewide, lows 30 to 50, highs 70s to 75s Tuesday. scattered showers east of Wichita and Emporia.
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Chanute
Main
Joe Melnyk
Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Hutchinson
Wichita
Wamego
Emporia
Eureka
Rev Pittenger Tip Winner Lights Up Local Church Hike
A six block trek by 20 year old Mark Moore from his home to church earned Rev Claude E Pittenger of 102 S Lafayette The Tribune weekly $3 news tip award last week. Moore appeared at church unexpectedly while his family cheered his route to church and bravery.
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Claude E. Pittenger
S. Lafayette
The
Tribune
Pittenger
Mark Moore
Jack Moore
S. Steuben
Moores
the Tribune
Chanute
Former Dentist in Wichita Crash In Critical Condition
Dr. Manfred A. Schoonover, 59, of Wichita and formerly of Chanute, remained in critical condition at St. Joseph Hospital after a two car collision in Wichita early Sunday. He sustained rib fractures a punctured lung and an injured spleen. His wife, a passenger, suffered a mouth laceration. Two other people were injured in the crash involving foreign make cars.
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Manfred A. Schoonover
Wichita
Chanute
St. Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center
Schoonover
Music Festival Draws 2500 Musicians to Pittsburg
About 2,500 musicians from 55 southeast Kansas schools are set to participate in the annual festival at Pittsburg State College on Friday and Saturday.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Pittsburg State College
Delegates Attend Legion Rally in Southeast Kansas
About 50 delegates from southeast Kansas posts attended the 3rd district American Legion rally at Boerstler May post home Saturday night. Gene Hiatt department commander gave an address on communism. A buffet supper followed by a dance completed the program.
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Kansas
3Rd District
American Legion
Boerstler-May Post
Gene Hiatt
Students Raise TV for Neosho Pediatrics Ward
Chanute High School students donated a television to Neosho Memorial Hospital's pediatrics ward in Julie Inman's name. The gift follows a community drive that grew from Julie’s Christmas stay and the students’ earlier acts, including books, cards, and toys, to ease the hospital experience.
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Jim Roberts
Glen Dormois
Walt Poor
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Julie Inman
Chanute Senior High School
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Julie
Lawrence
Chanute Schools Map Busy Sophomore Enrollment Week
Parents of ninth graders meet tonight at 7 30 in the Little Theater to discuss next year enrollment procedures and courses offered with student council help and foods class refreshments. Sophomore enrollment runs Wednesday through Friday and Royster Junior High and St Patrick ninth graders receive guidance support.
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Chanute Senior High School
Dell Reed
Paul Parsons
Royster Junior High
Bob Geiger
St. Patrick's
Helen Anderson
Burglary at Duecy Grain Co Elevators Stirs Neosho County
Thieves broke into the Duecy Grain Co elevator in Galesburg stealing $40 to $50 from an office safe and two wrench sets valued at 35 each. Entry was gained by forcing a west office door. The incident is part of a wave of Neosho County break ins under Kansas Bureau of Investigation scrutiny.
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Galesburg
Duecy Grain Co
Erie
Neosho County
Ewen Motor Co
Creager Liquor Store
St. Paul
Chanute
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Lenten Series Renewing Faith Through Family Life
A Prairie Village mother of eight shares how Lent renews faith in God and humanity. She describes balancing daily duties with spiritual refreshment, finding joy in small moments, and using hardship to grow stronger in faith and character.
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Christine Long
Chamber of Commerce Plans Meetings and Spring Tour
Chamber Manager Joe Melnyk announced a retailers meeting at 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Silver Grill to discuss promotions. A 7 30 p m Thursday directors and committee chairmen session will be held at the Memorial building chamber offices. Dates for the Adams ranch Grasslands tour near Foraker Oklahoma were confirmed for April 26 27, sponsored by the agriculture committee with about 30 participants led by Glen McLaren.
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Chamber of Commerce
Joe Melnyk
Silver Grill
Betty Butcher
Stuart Hoofnagle
Betty Bower
Paul Haight
Memorial Building
Melnyk
Adams Ranch
Foraker
Okla
Chamber
Agriculture Committee
Glen McLaren
Hepatitis Vaccine Progress Reported in California
Pasadena AP reports progress in developing a hepatitis vaccine. California Institute of Technology scientist Dr. Justine S. Garvey announced a method to grow liver cells artificially, a potential step toward preventing the liver disease that affected about 50,000 Americans last year.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Justine S. Garvey
Cease-Fire Ends Savage Algerian Rebellion
A noon cease-fire ends the eight year Algerian nationalist revolt while the European Secret Army responds with a 24 hour strike crippling Algiers and halting services in Oran. Terrorist attacks occur despite French reinforcements as Salan mobilizes followers against De Gaulle and Evian accords.
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Algiers
Algeria
Secret Army
Oran
Rodney Angove
France
Angove
Air France
Air Algeria
Raoul Salan
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Evian
Mulvane Man Killed by Train
Clarence J. Gass, 56, a Mulvane railroad section worker, was killed when he stepped in front of a Santa Fe passenger train two miles north of Mulvane. His wife had recently died in a car accident. Gass had faced a fourth degree manslaughter charge after her death near Derby, Kansas.
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Mulvane
Kas
Highway Patrol
Clarence J. Gass
Jack Thomson
Gass
Derby
Thomson
Eugene Nichols
Santa Fe
Driver Arrested After Traffic Crash North of City Limits
Louis 0 Bejma 37 of 1321% S Grant was arrested by the highway patrol on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving after a noninjury crash north of the city limits about 1 20 a m yesterday. His wife also faced intoxication charges. Both were released on a combined bond of 165 for city court hearing. Adkins 20 of 111 N Western drove a 1956 Ford. Bejma drove a 1961 Corvair station wagon. Damages were estimated at 200 to Adkins car and 75 to Bejma car.
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Louis 0. Bejma
S. Grant
Highway Patrol
Bejma
Thomas C. Adkins
N. Western
State Traffic Fatal to Four
Four persons died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Loraine Marie Swank 13 and Charlene 11 were killed in a one car wreck near Kin, with brother Norman Swank 18 in critical condition after the U.S. 50 embankment crash. Edward Bentz 24 of North Dakota died in a two car wreck on Kansas Highway 61 near McPherson. Robert Limond 18 of Lebo died in a one car turnpike crash four miles north of Matfield Green after the vehicle struck a bridge.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Lakin
Loraine Marie Swank
Charlene
Norman Swank
U.S. 50
Swank
McPherson
Edward J. Bentz
N.D
Richard J. Drokulich
Omaha
Robert Deam Limond
Lebo
Kansas Turnpike
Matfield Green
Simond
Beeney Holds Firm Over School Absence
Kenneth L. Beeney Sr. defies orders, keeping two children home from school citing divine instruction. He remains jailed on a truancy charge and faces a conference as authorities seek a resolution. the family, including Beeney’s wife and six children, have lived in two cars at the courthouse square since his arrest.
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Erie
Kenneth L. Beeney Sr
Beeney
Berney
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Jeanne Guy
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Sherry Mallory
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Linda Sparks
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