Central American presidents seek U S aid to aid development
Six Central American leaders meet President Kennedy in San Jose to press for multi million dollar aid for regional development and to tighten anti Castro safeguards. They outline plans with the United States to counter subversion, boost security talks, and accelerate their common market and later a Latin American free trade area.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Central America
United States
Cuba
Imore
Francisco Orlich
Julio Rivera
el Salvador
Miguel Ydigoras
Guatemala
Ramon Villeda Morales
Honduras
Luis Somoza
Nicaragua
Roberto Chiari
Panama
University of
Washington
Organization of American States
Managua
Robert F. Kennedy
FDA accused of approving unsafe drugs for sale
Dr John O Nestor of the FDA testified before a Senate subcommittee that the agency has allowed new drugs to be marketed despite medical opinions deeming them imminently hazardous. Senators Gruening and Humphrey condemned the practices and demanded explanations.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
John O.nestor
Ernest Gruening
D-Alaska
Nestor
Gruening
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Subcommittee
FDA
Kansas House Proposes District Coroners Across State
The House Public Health Committee advanced a plan to create a district coroner for each of Kansas 38 judicial districts. Coroners would be licensed physicians, appointed by district judges with nominations from the Kansas Medical Society, serving county duties and may appoint deputies.
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Topeka
Kansas
House Public Health Committee
Kansas Medical Society
House
House Agriculture Committee
Kansas Entomological Commission
State Board of Agriculture
House Labor Committee
House Industrial Development Committee
Senate
State Economic Development Commission
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Development Credit Corporation
Le Roy Blast Victim In Poor Condition
Mrs. Homer Linebaugh suffered first degree burns over most of her body after an explosion at her Le Roy Kansas home while she and her son searched for a gas leak. Her son William, 21, has third degree burns and was hospitalized in Lola.
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Kansas City
Kan
Homer Linebaugh
le Roy
University of Kansas Medical Center
William
Lola
Methodist Women To Meet in Emporia Kansas
More than 700 Methodist women from eastern Kansas are expected for the Kansas Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service annual meeting in Emporia March 28 and 29. The 53 Wesleyan Service Guilds of the conference will meet March 30 and 31.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Conference
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service
Tribune Phone Contact Reminder
A phone contact instruction advises calling your Tribune at the carrier and, if unreachable, dialing HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. to reach the person.
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Tribune
A&P Withdraws All Canned Tuna Across 4400 Stores
New York AP report says A and P pulled its entire canned tuna stock after reports of suspected food poisoning including two deaths in Detroit. A spokesman noted the California packet origin but ordered precautionary shelf clearance nationwide and advised consumers to use judgment. Detroit officials urged returns of 6'2 cans with lid codes WY3Y2 and 118X. FDA did not comment.
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New York
A&p
Detroit
California
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Mrs McAtee 94 Dies at Iola
Etta C. McAtee 94, the first white child born in Council Grove, died Monday in Iola Kansas. She was daughter of Dan and Kelly Kelly early settlers who helped negotiate a local peace treaty. She moved to Iola with son Hazen and his wife about a decade ago.
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Iola
Kan
Etta C. McAtee
Council Grove
Dan Kelly
Kelly
Final Drive Against Polio Clinics In Neosho County
Final Drive against polio administers Type III oral vaccine in Neosho County with Erie and Chanute sites. Students in most schools receive doses tomorrow at Erie High School 1 to 3 pm. Chanute students Friday 9 am to noon at Alcott Hut ton Murray Hill Royster and Chanute Senior High. Adult and pre school clinics Sunday at both towns. Erie city hall 2 to 4 pm. Vaccine free for children. adults 25 cents.
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Erie
Chanute
Neosho County
Erie High School
Alcott
Hutton
Murray Hill
Royster
Fire destroys 5 buildings in Terre Haute district blaze
A seven hour fire in Terre Haute Indiana damaged or destroyed five downtown buildings close to U S 40. Ten stores were damaged three firefighters injured as brick walls collapsed and winds reached 30 mph. Chief Norman Fesler directed efforts and returned to the scene after hospital treatment for lacerations.
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Terre Haute
Ind
U.S. 40
Norman Fesler
Deming Hotel
Passenger Is Shaken In Traffic Collision
A two vehicle crash at 2nd and Tennessee around 5 30 p m left Christine Nelson 12 shaken and bruised but not seriously injured A passenger in the Nelson car identified as Christine Nelson 12 was injured in the collision Police cited Pearl L Loveau 56 of 311 Franklin and Betty L Nelson 39 of R 1 as drivers The Nelson 1952 Plymouth was a total loss and damage to the Loveall 1956 Chrysler was estimated at 150 dollars
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Pearl L. Loveau
Franklin
Betty L. Nelson
2Nd
Tennessee
Nelson
Christine Nelson
Loveall
Japanese Doctor Sees Long American Names
Dr. Seinosuki Matsubayashi of Tokyo notes American names appear very long to him while studying in Wichita. He observes his own name would have fewer letters if written in Japanese, highlighting naming differences.
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Wichita
Seinosuki Matsubayashi
Tokyo
Japan
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Traffic Fatalities
Intercepted letter mentions Cha as subjects in a report about rising traffic fatalities. The snippet cites a Topeka AP dateline noting a 24 hour period ending 9 am Wednesday and a March 14 1963 reference with a 75 comparison to 1962 showing 94 fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
City Commission runoff set in Caldwell area vote
In Caldwell Chanute voters backed incumbent Dave Evans Ira Barber Ed Caldwell and Jim Taylor for city commissions with Evans 1076 Barber 937 Caldwell 848 Taylor 564. Eliminated were Shelton Propst M J Casey Don Hawley. Two of four remaining will be elected with top vote-getter earning four-year term and second place two years. School board races also proceed with five candidates on primary ballot and three seats to be filled. A $65000 FAA flight service station bond and renewal of city industrial levy also on the ballot.
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Chanute
Dave Evans
Ira Barber
Ed Caldwell
Jim Taylor
City Commission
Shelton
Propst
M. J. Casey
Don Hawley
Evans
Barber
Caldwell
Taylor
Casey
Hawley
Commission
W. J. Aithaber
Win Rideau
E. C. Cathers
Pace
Nation
Rideau
Cor
Federal Aviation Agency
Dean
Othr Wee
Rees
Richard H
Long
J. J. Flynn Jr
Alfred
William O. Bardin
Fort Scott
Marshall
C. G. Mann
Parks
Newton
Orville Brunner
McCully Ashlock
Dean Krueger
Gerald Lynn
Pittsburg
Dick A. But
Board of Education
Brunner
Ashlockiler
Deloy Heath
J. M. Penny
Stan
Glen Gilpin
Fred Hedges
Hutchinson
Nelson O. Corporan
J. D
Darrell Powell
el Dorado
Paul F. Martens
Cordy W. Jones
John R. Cooper
John Carnes
Leavenworth
Kenneth Grasham
Ralph Eshleman
B. R.phillips Sr
James Sloan
Albert Wrigley
Henry Thomas E
Phyllis Harth
Ray Klotz
Emery Jones
Barney Berkowitz
W. G. Williams
Norman ‘Brown
Klemens Nelson
Motorcycle Crash Fatal to Youth in Salina
Kent Howard Longbine an 18 year old high school senior died after his motorcycle left a gravel curve near Salina Kansas The accident occurred Tuesday and he passed away about an hour later Parents named are Mr and Mrs Kenneth H Longbine The report also covers primary election canvass results showing 2125 total votes from 3840 registered and notes registration closes Friday at 9 pm with the city clerk offering late night hours.
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Salina
Kan
Kent Howard Longbine
Here
Longbine
Kenneth H. Longbine
Boy 13 Moves Arm Progress After Historic Operation
Everett Knowles, a 13 year old from Somerville, has the cast removed and can move all five fingers of his right hand after a train accident severed his arm last May. Massachusetts General Hospital notes hopeful signs of nerve regeneration but cautions that outcomes are still uncertain.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Private Plane Burns At Lawrence Airport
A Cessna 195 owned by Dr. D S Daniels of Yale Oregon caught fire and burned at Lawrence airport as the engine started. Daniels, his wife and two children escaped unharmed. Damage estimated at 5000 dollars.
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Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence
D. S. Daniels
Yale
Ore
Wichita Man Bound For Trial In Wife’s Murder
Joseph Sylvester Woodard, 52, is bound to district court on a second degree murder charge for the Feb 26 shooting death of his wife Marcilene at their home in Wichita. Police allege the suspect shot her during a domestic dispute.
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Wichita, Kan
Joseph Sylvester Woodard
Woodard
Marcilene
Drews Speaks to Chanute Optimist Club on Scouting
Ben Drews, new Scout executive from Coffeyville, addressed Chanute Optimist Club this morning. He outlined the club role in promoting Scouting and sponsoring new groups in 1963. Visitors at the meeting were Glen Wrestler and Jim Davis.
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Ben Drews
Coffeyville
Chanute Optimist Club
Chanute
Glen Wrestler
Jim Davis
Weather Outlook For Topeka And Kansas
Fair mild weather spread across Kansas with a high pressure system over the Rocky Mountains. Today temperatures are expected in the 60s to 70s across the state, with overnight lows from 25 to 35. Forecast calls for a few days of warm, generally fair conditions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rocky Mountains
House Plan To Redistrict Goes to Floor
A bill to balance the Senate reapportionment by population was advanced by the House Legislative Apportionment Committee and sent to the floor. It would cut House membership to one representative per county, reducing seats to 105 and removing 20 seats from the 13 largest counties. Some members warned the measure could be ruled unconstitutional if the Senate is not reapportioned by population.
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Topeka
Senate
House Legislative Apportionment Committee
House
Thomas van Cleave
Kansas City
Atty
William Ferguson
Senate Reapportionment Committee
Kansas Cities Nominate For City School Boards
Kansas voters nominated candidates for city commissions and school boards in multiple towns. Coffeyville approved a switch to a commission manager plan for 1965, Columbus backed a 125000 water bond, and Topeka residents ousted mayor Ed Camp in a runoff while other cities named incumbents and new nominees for local offices.
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Kansas Cities
Associated Press
City Commission
School Board
Coffeyville
Columbus
Parole Off For Smith
A parole was revoked and a suspended sentence cancelled in district court. Lyle Smith formerly of Chanute was sent to the state penitentiary at Lansing for up to 10 years for check forgery. David Buehling of Kansas City received a suspended sentence for grand larceny but failed conditions, now to serve up to five years. Authorities returned both defendants to custody.
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Lyle Smith
Chanute
Lansing
David Buehling
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Buehlig
Smith
Iola
Coroner's Jury Unsure on Leavenworth Death
In Leavenworth Kansas a coroner's jury ruled Mrs John Abel 41 an operator of a dancing school died Jan 21 from asphyxia. The panel could not determine the manner of death or any crime. County attorney Edward J Chapman Jr said the verdict called for further investigation. The case followed Dr Abel's testimony that he found his wife in the bathtub and suspected drowning from a faint or fall.
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Leavenworth
Kan
John Abel
Edward J. Chapman Jr
Abel
Dr. Abel
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