Extremist Warning For Businessmen
Washington panel warns businessmen that extremism weakens anticommunist efforts. Cherne of the Research Institute of America says radicals aid the Soviet Union by creating irreconcilable blocs. Barnett of the Institute for American Strategy urges cooperating with existing groups like the chamber and ABA to educate about the Communist threat. Delegates anticipate a floor vote on Kennedy’s trade expansion plan.
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Washington
Leo
Cherne
Research Institute of America
Frank Barnett
Soviet Union
Institute For Ameri
Chicago
U.S
Oener
Commerce
John Birch Society
Ameri
4.Nu
France
Barnett
The
Chamber
American Bar Association
Kennedy
Justice Douglas Grilled By KU Law Students In Lecture
About 125 law students at the University of Kansas City grilled Justice William O. Douglas with questions on Supreme Court opinions and civil rights. He warned that the nation may drift toward easing dissent and urged stronger teaching of free society values worldwide while predicting changes in Soviet politics.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas City
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Byron White
Missouri
Douglas
Law
Kansas City Bar Association
United States
Iola Driver Hurt in Crash At Humboldt
Iola resident Jerald Franklin was admitted to Allen County Hospital after a US 169 crash south of Humboldt. He suffered a back injury but was not in serious danger. Franklin tried to pass FE L McCullough Jr. of Humboldt, struck the pickup, rolled over, and cars were a total loss while the pickup sustained minor damage and its driver avoided injury.
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Iola
Jerald Franklin
Allen County
Humboldt
Franklin
FE. L. McCullough Jr
MccCullough
Kensinger Buys Erie Record in Kansas
Erie Kansas AP report says Roger F. Kensinger, Erie native and longtime assistant, purchases the Erie Record from Mr. and Mrs. Pershing Brady who owned it since 1957. The Bradys moved from Westminster Colorado after previous weekly runs in Stockton Kansas.
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Roger F. Kensinger
Erie
Erie, Kan
Erie Record
Pershing Brady
Brady
The
Record
Westminster
Colo
Stockton
Kan
Weather forecast for Topeka area with mild temps
The forecast calls for continued fair and mild conditions through Thursday with highs in the 75 to 80 range and overnight lows in the 40s. A weather front moving across Kansas is not expected to significantly change today’s warmth. Top readings include 76 at Salina and 69 at Forbes, with lows from 35 to 45 across several towns.
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Topeka
Kansas
Forbes Air Force Base
Salina
Hill City
Pittsburg
Little Girl Survivor After Galveston Bay Tragedy
Margaret Elizabeth Smith, nine, is the sole survivor of a family of six after a Galveston Bay boating accident killed her parents, two brothers, and a sister. Only Margaret and 30 year old Raymond Henry survived when a wave tipped their 14 foot boat. Rescue teams recovered three children bodies as others remain missing. Relatives gathered as doctors warned of possible pneumonia but noted Margaret was improving. Relatives from Amarillo Dallas and Hurst prepared to take her in.
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Margaret
George M. Fleming
Guy Wesley Smith
Betty Gail Smith
Charles Milton Smith Jr
J. B. Kline
Kline
Amarillo
Dallas
Hurst
Tex
Edna Young
Mrs. Smith
Kansas traffic fatalities toll report update
AP reports Topeka traffic death log shows 24 hours to nine am Wednesday. April fatalities 45, May none, 1962 total 152. 1961 comparison period 170. April fatality not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Court Fines and Traffic Reports From April Police Summary
Police court fines and bonds rose from 295 in March to 477 in April, totaling 1 946 year to May 1. Parking meter penalties climbed to 484, four month total 1 142. April saw 1 577 meter tickets, 189 police calls, 1 felony arrest and 61 misdemeanor charges, plus 42 traffic arrests and 21 investigated accidents. Sixteen dogs reclaimed, 26 killed. patrol cars logged 6 943 miles and 733 gallons of gas. 32 meals served to prisoners.
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Police Department
Lalso
The
Humane Society
Animal Control
Fickel Tops State Dairy Contest At FFA Convention
Chanute high school senior Roger Fickel led dairy judging with 855 points and helped his team place third in team scoring at the Kansas state FFA convention in Manhattan. He also earned a State Dairy gold medal from KSU Dairy Club and a silver Poultry medal with 871 points. Other area teams, including Fredonia, posted strong showings in farm welding, livestock, and poultry judging.
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Manhattan
Chanute Highjing
Jerry Coats
Roger Fickel
Raymond Erickson
Chanute Dairy
Charles Carter Jr
Chanute
Kansas
Future Farmers of America
Fickel
Leo Fickel
Barton
FFA
Fredonia
Max Payne
Ralph Shue
Perce
Bill Taylor
Harold Sale
Kansas State University Dairy Club
K-State
Sale
Clarence Stipp Jr
Eddie McMillen
Bob Ames
FFA Assn
Phil Carter
Jim Quinn
Humboldt
Gerald Brinkman
Loren Korte
Altoona
Charles Fail
John Davis Jr
Yates Center
Jim Heflins
Glenn Gottlob
Arkansas City
Fight Chanute Ffa
Oklahoma City
Carter
Emporia
Kenneth Swiler
Roger Erickson
Bill Hasty
Dale Steinman
Wayne Erickson
Stahr to Head Indiana University in Stunning Resignation
Secretary for the Army Elvis J. Stahr Jr. resigns effective June 30 to become president of Indiana University. President Kennedy accepts with regret and notes Stahr’s leadership and reforms in the Army. White House names no successor yet, but Stephen Ailes is watched as frontrunner.
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Washington
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Indiana University
Kennedy
Stahr
University
Her
Man B. Wells
White House
William Hickman
University Board of Trustees
West Virginia University
Army
America
United States Army
Stephen Ailes
Park Pavilion Proposal From Chanute Optimist Club
The Chanute Optimist Club proposed developing the Central Park pavilion into usable facilities at a Tioga Hotel breakfast meeting. They suggested enclosing the pavilion and adding a cement floor with donated labor and materials. The club will seek endorsements from other groups and plans a June 7 circus parade sponsored by the club.
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Central Park Pavilion
Chanute Optimist Club
Tioga Hotel
City Commission
Orville Moulton
Kelley-Miller Brothers Circus
Loren Marsh
Floyd West Jr
Town House
Kansas City
Kan
Wayne Smith
Sterling College gets $379000 housing loan
Washington reports the Community Facilities Administration approved a $379,000 college housing loan for Sterling College in Sterling Kansas on Tuesday. The loan funds will support campus housing improvements and expansion to accommodate enrollment growth.
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Washington
Sterling College of
Sterling
Kan
The
Community Facilities Administration
U Thant Arrives in Geneva for Short UN Visit
Acting U N Secretary General U Thant arrives in Geneva from New York for a brief stop at the United Nations European headquarters.
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Geneva
Gap
U. N
U Thant
New York
United Nations European
Four Ike Cabinet Members Recall Highlights in Washington
Four members of President Eisenhower's Cabinet recount key moments from the era. Brownell recalls Paris trip to urge Ike to run, Rogers cites Little Rock troop use, Seaton cites Hawaii and Alaska statehood, and McElroy notes launching the first Soviet satellite. Ike praises the Cabinet's abilities.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Statehood
Hawaii
Alaska
Eisenhower
Washington
Fred A. Seaton
Secretary of the Interior
William P. Rogers
Herbert Brownell Jr
Neil H. McElroy
Eisenhower Presidential Library
Little Rock
Rogers
Seaton
Nebraska
McElroy
Hurst of Wellington Heads Christians at State Convention
The Rev. Ted Hurst of Wellington was elected president of the Kansas Christian Churches at the convention’s close in Great Bend. The group voted to hold the 1963 meeting in Coffeyville on April 21-23, with about 2,300 attending the three days of sessions.
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Great Bend
Kan
Ted Hurst
Wellington
Kansas Christian Churches
Coffeyville
Moon Discussed Proposed World Communications Bill
The House debates a bill to create a semiprivate global satellite relay network to flash telegraph, voice, and TV signals worldwide. It faces a long debate but strong bipartisan support, with Rep. Ryan opposing government ownership and favoring private research funding. The plan calls for a 50 50 stock split at $100 per share between industry and public.
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House
House Republican Policy Committee
William Fitts Ryan
Dn.y
Senate Space Committee
Admin
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions Fragment
A partial notice directs readers to contact via the Tribune phone line if unavailable. It states to call HE 1-3400 after 6 PM for reachability. The fragment references dialing a unit after evening hours for contact.
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Tribune
Witnesses Convention Expected 800 Attendees In Me morial Auditorium
About 800 persons are expected for a three day Jehovah's Witnesses convention opening Friday in Memorial auditorium. A C Manera Jr Brooklyn district supervisor arrives to fill a speaking assignment under Watchtower Society and local congregation. He oversees Sun District covering Indiana Illinois Kentucky Iowa Missouri and Minnesota. Manera spoke at a pre convention meeting at Kingdom Hall and will deliver the principal address at 3 p m Sunday on Who Will Rule the World.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
A. C. Manera Jr
The
Witnesses
Brooklyn
N.Y
Memorial Auditorium
Manera
Watchtower Society
Sun District
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Chanute
Kingdom Hall
S. Evergreen
Coffeyville Contractor Is Seriously Injured
Harry Keith a Coffeyville contractor was seriously injured when an oil tank exploded as he worked. He suffered a brain concussion a compound fracture of the right hand shock minor burns and a skull fracture. At noon his condition was reported fair by his physician. The blast shattered windows and a resident likened it to a jet breaking the sound barrier.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Harry Keith
Girl Located After Hutchinson Missing Case
Linda K. Thomas, 17, turned herself in to Anthony authorities Tuesday after being missing from Hutchinson since Saturday night. Police feared a possible crime since she left her car and clothes behind.
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Hutchinson (Ap
Linda K. Thomas
Anthony
Kan
Hutchinson
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