Boeing strike talks energize as union seeks brief share
Seattle AP reports a flurry of talks between Boeing and the machinists union as a looming strike nears. A union spokesman promised a brief noon announcement while Boeing negotiators stayed behind closed doors. A rolling strike across sites could begin at 6 a.m. EDT Thursday and affect Wichita Michaud and Cape Canaveral sites. Local collision injures Leland Clark, 17, in a motorcycle crash at 11th and Washington with injuries and vehicle damage.
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Boeing Machinists
Boeing
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Wichita
Kan
Michaud
Air Force
Leland Clark
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Washington
Chanute and Altoona FFA Teams Shine in Kansas Judging Contests
In Manhattan at the 40th annual Kansas FFA judging and farm mechanics events, Chanute won the poultry contest with three top six individuals led by Phil Carter second and Kenneth Swiler fifth. Altoona placed among top ten teams in four contests with Mike Stark third and John W. Davis Jr. sixth in individuals, plus several strong showings. State officers were announced with Joseph Detrixhe of Concordia chosen to lead Kansas FFA.
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Chanute
Altoona
Manhattan
Kansas Assn
Future Farmers of America
Phil Carter
Kenneth Swiler
Bill McMillen
Kansas
Joseph Detrixhe
Concordia
Cited for Speeding in City Traffic Check
Police cited 11 drivers on speeding charges in a check with the traffic timer at Syc amore and Santa Fe this morning. Speeds ranged from 37 to 44 mph, or 7 to 14 mph over the limit. It was the timer's first use in several months.
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Sycamore and
Santa Fe
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
The notice instructs readers to contact their Tribune phone by dialing HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. if their carrier cannot be reached. It emphasizes using the provided number for time-sensitive communication.
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Tribune
Restraining Order Blocks Hearing On School Transfer
County attorney Robert Pennington obtained a restraining order to halt a transfer hearing on moving approximately 20 sections of land in Allen county from Savonburg to the Els more district. The order blocks activity as Pennington pursues a permanent injunction while challenging the transfer law as vague and unconstitutional. The case, filed in Chanute, involves Mrs Hazel Meeker and a petition supported by 51 percent of residents in the affected area, with a May 11 injunction hearing set at Chanute.
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Erie
Robert Pennington
Lavenburg- Stark - Kimball
Elsmore
Pennington
Chanute
Hazel Meeker
Meeker
Allen County
Neosho County
Housewife Flies Solo To Hawaii in Historic Flight
Betty Miller a 37 year old Santa Monica housewife completed a 2410 mile solo flight from Oakland to Honolulu in 17 hours 3 minutes marking the first leg of a planned 7100 mile solo trip to Brisbane Australia Stops will include Canton Island and Fiji She plans a brief rest in Honolulu before continuing the voyage and restated a desire to drink after landing
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Betty Miller
California
Hawaii
Santa Monica
Calif
Brisbane
Australia
Canton Island
Fiji
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Pacific
Oakland
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Dispatched Notes
Intercepted letter to Cha notes no May baskets today but mentions three empty malt containers on the front lawn. The message ends with a closing Yours.
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Cha
Duvalier Holds Ground as OAS Probes Haiti Crisis
Haiti's Francois Duvalier addressed 10,000 supporters claiming he will keep power as an OAS peace mission studies Port au Prince. Dominican Foreign Minister charges of offering a Cuban base are denied by Washington while U S forces guard the Caribbean and Haiti/US ties strain over a Marine training mission withdrawal.
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Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Peace Mission
Organization of American States
Port Au Prince
Santo Domingo
Andres Freites
Cuba
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Fidel Castro
U.S
Caribbean
Castro
OAS
United States
Warmth Returns Across Kansas After Record Lows
Topeka dispatch says a Canadian high pressure system moved out of the state triggering a rapid warm-up. Frost was reported in the northeast while highs reach 65 to 70 in the northeast and 70s elsewhere with 50s at night. No rain expected until Thursday as skies clear and winds shift southerly.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Goodland
Garden City
Dodge City
Fire loss in April only $25, department reports
Fire Chief C W Brennan reported April’s estimated loss at 25 dollars. For the first four months the department totals about 4820 dollars, compared with 5500 dollars in early 1962. Fourteen runs in April bring the year to 105, including grass and car fires, township calls, jail, rural drowning, false alarm, sign removal, and a locked out resident.
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C. W. Brennan
Brennan
Tioga Township
Danville Township
Buffalo
Centenarians in Kentucky Celebrate Quiet Milestones
In Lexington 102 year old Lille Humphrey reflects on aging as she gives up riding motor scooters though five years ago she rode a grandson’s scooter around the block. In Paducah 108 year old Ethel Byrd is recovering from a broken shoulder after a fall, already having healed from a broken hip five years earlier.
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Lexington
Lille Humphrey
Paducah
Ethel Byrd
Local Officials Discuss LPN Course Plans and Tours
Brass and local administrators met with state officials in Topeka to review the licensed practical nurse program set to begin June 24 at the Senior Trade School. The plan includes two 32-student classes, federal funding, stipends, and a rigorous screening process with education verification and medical exams.
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Joy Hill
State Board For Vocational Education
John Archibald
Manpower Development and Training Act
Employment Security Division
LeRoy Cornelien
MDTA
State Board of Vocational Education
Topeka
Buford Fisher
Harley Knapp
Eldon Penner
Fisher
Knapp
Chanute
May Day in Rhode Island: food, memories, and fading customs
Rhode Island observes May Day with breakfasts and baked goods instead of parades. Exiled Rhode Islander Khrushchev and Castro meet in Moscow as locals recall childhood May baskets, Johnnycakes, and communal feasts. Profits support sponsoring organizations.
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Moscow
Red Square
Rhode Island
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Rhode Islanders
Oldsters Com
Kremlin
Keeper Seeks Keeper For Rattlesnake In Hospital
Hutchinson, Kansas AP Loyd Westmoreland seeks a keeper for his three foot rattlesnake after a bite while he recovered in the hospital. He was returning from an Oklahoma rattlesnake roundup when the snake bit him during a display. The snake remains secured in his automobile.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson
Loyd Westmoreland
Okeene
Okla
Westmoreland
Traffic Fatalities Log For Kansas 1963 Update
AP report lists Kansas traffic death tolls with 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday showing 3 fatalities for April 35 for May 1 for 1963 and 131 for the comparable 1962 period 160 for the period overall UPDATES include per month totals and year to date figures for public safety records.
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Topeka
Kansas
Elm topples at White House in wind storm
A large American elm on the White House lawn was toppled by heavy winds in Washington early today. The tree did not strike the White House.
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White House
Capital
Teacher Assn. Lists Failures Of Legislature
TOPEKA AP Big failures of this year's Legislature were lack of a foundation finance program for schools and educational television. The Kansas State Teachers Assn said the main reason for failure of the foundation plan was House members’ belief that property ownership cannot judge school support. Remarks by Nelson Rockefeller at a Topeka rally blamed for trouble with the educational television bill.
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Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Assn
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
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