U S Atomic Mortar In Hands of Troops
The Davy Crockett atomic mortar is now with American forces, likely in West Germany, with about 15 per infantry division. Each weapon delivers a six mile blast and membranes pillboxes bunkers and concentrations within 200 to 500 yards. The Pentagon confirmed the weapon's deployment amid broader debate on nuclear weapons control and production. President Kennedy reportedly may cut back warhead production to reduce spread and risk of unauthorized use. Norstad retains authority to unleash nuclear weapons in emergencies with U S command.
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Washington
Defense Department
West Germany
East Germany
U.S
Germany
Kennedy
United States
Defence Department
Europe
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
7Th Army
Venezuela Rebels face quick destruction as government closes in
Government forces moved toward Carupano after the capital backed rebel marines and police. Betancourt warned the rebels to surrender by dawn or be destroyed. Loyalist ships and airpower tightened the pressure as reports from Cumana and surrounding towns described clashes and attempted mass demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Carupano
Caracas
Betancourt
Cumana
Ciudad Bolivar
Maturin
Rio Caribe
Cariaco
Cumana Radio
Navy
Jesus Molina Villegas
Molina
U S Agrees To Share Nuclear Data With NATO
NATO ministers accepted a plan to exchange information on the size and power of American nuclear stockpiles while a new policy outlines guidelines for using tactical nuclear weapons after a Soviet attack. France and Italy voiced reservations though no formal action was blocked. The procedure keeps Kennedy’s veto power intact.
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Athens
Greece
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
NATO
Kennedy
Dirk A. Stikker
Stikker
Med
NAO Peanent Council
Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Hart couple to open Hart's Cafe at 9 East Main
Mr and Mrs James Hart of Lola Bay New Castle Cafe take over the New Castle restaurant at 9 E Main and plan to open next week under the name Hart's Cafe. They will personally manage and may move to Chanute. they bring about 15 years of cafe experience including four years at the L M Truck Stop in Lola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harts
Lola Bay
New Castle Cafe
James Hart
Lola
New Castle
E. Main
Hart
Harts
L&m
Police Chase Fatal to Girl
A Wichita girl, 15, was killed when a stolen car pursued by state officers overturned multiple times near El Dorado. Another 14 year old suffered leg injuries and a 20 year old man received chest injuries. The incident began after the vehicle was reported stolen in Wichita and included two unnamed Augusta boys who joined the ride. The crash occurred as officers closed in at a tavern scene.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Wichita
Joanne Austin
South Hoover
Janice Clingerman
Smith
Paul Hudson
Augusta
Susan B. Allen Hospital
Rich Adams
Hudson
Adams
Austin
Machines to Eliminate 200000 Jobs Yearly
A report to the American Assembly forecasts at least 200 000 jobs a year will be lost to machines over the next decade. Prepared by Ewan Clague and Leon Greenberg, the document says the economy must create about 200 000 new jobs annually to offset displacements from technological change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
N.Y
American Assembly
Ewan Clague
U.S
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Leon Greenberg
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Four-car chase ends in Chapman's deadly crash
In Kansas east of Chapman a high speed four car chase led to a crash that killed 17 year old Thomas Jones of Junction City and injured 17 year old Gary Robinson, with car No 2 overturning and gas tank bursting into flames.
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Chapman
Kan
U. S. 40
State
Ernie Campbell
Thomas Jones
Junction City
Gary Robinson
Campbell
Robinson
George Sherwin
Jones
Robert Walker
Walker
Traffic Fatalities Logged in Kansas in 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log records 47 fatalities in April and 163 in May to nine a.m. Saturday with a note that one April death was not previously reported. Comparable figures show 177 deaths in the same 1961 period and 163 in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Grand Award Winners Shine At Community Arts and Crafts Fair
The Community Arts and Crafts Fair honored Mrs. Payne with the grand award in the adult crafts division for hand woven patterns. Additional top prizes went to Mrs. Jo Payne for oil and ink entries and Gary Hibbs for a charcoal drawing. Rex Hall, from Emporia State College, judged entries from 23 exhibitors as the fair opened at Launching Pad recreation center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joebon
Lewis
Paschal
Grimes
Everett Progrand
Gary Hibbs
Itt
Don Gibson
Linda Lee Rice
Payne
Jim Card
Well
Larry Eskridge
Ronald
Whitmer
Dan Matlock
Sharon
Ing
J. W. Kensett
Steeves
Carolyn Wiltse
Corky
Robert Blunk Jr
Hall
Rex Hall
Emporia State College
Joe Lewis
Delegates Pack Memorial Building for Witnesses Assembly
A total of 436 delegates attended the opening session of Jehovah's Witnesses at the Memorial Building. A. C. Manera Jr. delivered the welcome, with a baptismal service planned this afternoon and an analysis of Missouri Circuit ministry tonight. Delegates seek more rooms as housing spills into private homes and hotels. A public lecture by Manera on Who Will Rule The World? is slated for 3 PM tomorrow with about 800 expected attendees. Dan Wheeler praised Memorial Building facilities and Chanute hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah's Witnesses’ Assembly
Memorial Building
A. C. Manera Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
Manera
Missouri Circuit
C. E. Stoops
Dan Wheeler
Webb City
Chanute
Woman Lives High Receives Welfare
A Santa Clara County case prompts calls for a grand jury probe after Clara Teresa Bray admitted fraudulently taking $215 monthly aid to needy children funds while owning a $31,000 home, a $3,200 sports car, and a $1,030 mink coat. The idea involves welfare officials and a demand for a full inquiry by Supervisor Martin J. Spangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Martin J. Spangler
Santa Clara ‘County
Clara Teresa Bray
William Hoffman
Four Missourians Held In Counterfeit Case
Four Joplin and Carthage men were indicted by a federal grand jury on a conspiracy to make and pass counterfeit twenty dollar bills. Named defendants are Layton T. Merrick 61 Al T Waits 59 James J Cox 35 and Glenn Morris Dawson 44 all of Joplin.
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Kansas City
Joplin and Carthage
Layton T. Merrick
Carthage
al T. Waits
James J. Cox
Glenn Morris Dawson
Joplin
One in fourteen American women divorced or separated in 1960
Madison based Census Bureau statistician Dr. Paul C. Glick released a study showing 74 per 1000 marriage disruptions among women who married in 1960. The rate was lowest on farms, followed by suburbs, with white women at 60 per 1000 and nonwhites at 204 per 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Paul C. Glick
Social Statistics Branch
Census Bureau
Population Association of America
Phone number for Tribune contact remains with carrier
Readers are urged to reach the Tribune by phone or, if unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 0 p m for alternative contact.
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Tribune
Spacemen Join Glenn for Informal Arlington Cookout
Astronaut John Glenn hosted cosmonaut Gherman Titov and their wives at his Arlington Virginia home for a casual dinner Friday night. A charcoal mishap nearly burned the steaks but the gathering proceeded with a television interview taped later for NBC. Titov later visited a steel mill and prepared for travel to the World's Fair in Seattle as Glenn discussed future space experiments.
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Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Gherman Titov
Glenn
Arlington
Will
Car
Sule
Titov
Maj
Glenns
NBC
Titovs
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Annie Glenn
Friendship
Baltimore
Seattle
U.S
M. Scott Carpenter
iGlenn
Russia
Nuclear burst fired in Pacific amid Soviet test fears
The United States announced a fourth atmospheric nuclear shot in the Pacific near Christmas Island. Officials expect more Soviet tests soon as Khrushchev threatened action if the U.S. resumes atmospheric testing. Reactions abroad ranged from mild to alarm, with concern over a nuclear arms race.
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Washington
Defense Department
United States
Christmas Island
U.S
Khrushchev
U.S. Information Agency
Ries
Atomic Energy Commission
USIR
Africa
Syria
Iraq
India
United Arab Republic
Europe
Latin America
Cento-Nato
Near and
Middle East
Israel
Thailand
Taiwan
Philippines
South Korea
Attorney seeks intervention against statewide at large legislative plan
Topeka Kansas attorney L F Cushenbery of Oberlin asks Shawnee County District Court to allow participation in a Hutchinson and Olathe executives suit. He argues an at large statewide election would void Kansas constitutional apportionment and leave rural citizens without representation while aiding large cities.
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Topeka
Ito
L. F. Cushenbery
Oberlin
Shawnee County District Court
Hutchinson
Olathe
J. P. Harris
Peter M. MacDonald
John McCormally
Ernest W. Johnson
Cushenbery
Kansas
Senate
House
Cushenberg
Viet Cong mopped up in three southern Viet Nam provinces
A South Viet Nam military communique reports 14 Viet Cong killed and 171 arrested in a three province operation covering Kien Phong Kien Tuong and Dinh Tuong with no government losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Man Pleads Guilty In Kansas Murder Case
Frank Arnold Hoover 58 of Au Busta pleaded guilty in El Dorado district court to first degree murder and first degree manslaughter for the December 28 shooting at a restaurant and filling station near Augusta. Trial was set for May 14 but he chose a guilty plea. Attorneys sought time to request a new trial. Judge Benson will rule May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
Kan
Frank Arnold Hoover
Busta
Ewell Lige Boshannan
Augusta
Hoover
Fred Leasure
Roy Fischbeck
Page W. Benson
Commissioner Appoints Hearing Officer in Ratner Disbarment Case
The Kansas Supreme Court named Jerry E. Driscoll of Russell to hear testimony in the disbarment action against former Gov. Payne H. Ratner and his son Payne Jr. of Wichita. He will prepare findings for the court, which may adopt or reject his report. The case, brought by Atty. Gen. Ferguson on the board of law Examiners, accuses the Ratners of taking a percentage of railroad union legal aid funds and soliciting clients amid litigation. The Ratners had sued to block the action, claiming railroad influence.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Jerry E. Driscoll
Russell
Payne H. Ratner
Payne Jr
Wichita
Ratners
William Ferguson
State Board of Law Examiners
Brotherhood of Railroad
Union
Weather forecast for Kansas turns warmer and humid
Partly cloudy and warm today through Sunday with scattered thundershowers tonight. Highs near mid 80s to upper 80s, lows mid 60s. Temperatures cool slightly Sunday but remain above normal. Winds 20 to 25 mph southerly, gusty. showers early this morning in parts of Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Kansas City
Chanute
Pittsburg
Salina
Hills City
Goodland
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S. Steuben
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