Soviets Free Yanks After C47 Down in East Germany
U S Air Force reported Soviet authorities freed the C47 with nine Americans aboard after it strayed into East Germany. The Soviet high command protested the flight, stating East Germany frontier protection justification, while U S officials arranged for a meeting to decide if the plane can fly out or if evacuation is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Germany
Wiesbaden
U.S
Soviet Zone
Yakubovsky
Eddleman
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hamburg
Germany
Grundshagen
Berlin
Soviet Union
Senate group probes U S spy plane incident details
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to launch a full bipartisan inquiry into the spy plane incident and summit collapse. Testimony will begin Friday with Secretary of State Herter, with closed sessions and censored transcripts released later. The panel plans to question CIA chief Dulles and Defense Secretary Gates, plus possibly Hagerty and other officials as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian A. Herter
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Truman
Douglas Macarthur
Far Eastern
Macarthur
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Fulbright
Herter
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Space Agency
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
Local Artists Exhibit Paintings and Sculpture at Johnson Studio
Two young local artists Pat Cathers and John Freeman plan a gallery display at Johnson Studio starting Saturday. They will show local scenery paintings in realistic and abstract styles and mahogany sculptures. Both plan to attend an art school next year. A bank deposit bag containing cash and checks was found by Jim Taylor of the telephone company and returned to Cha nute Animal Clinic after the bag was spotted at Main and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Studio
Pat Cathers
John Freeman
Jim Taylor
Main and
Lincoln
Taylor
Weather summary for Kansas amid scattered storms
Partly cloudy and warm conditions persist across Kansas with a few isolated thunderstorms possible today tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures will stay warm with 60s at night and highs near 90 by Wednesday. Garden City and Dodge City reported traces of precipitation and reports of thundershowers.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Dodge City
Hill City
Pittsburg
Goodland
Ninth Grade Graduation Exercises At Royster Junior High
Royster Junior High will hold graduation ceremonies for 171 ninth graders tomorrow at 2 30 in the auditorium. Robert L Briley will deliver the address Dont Wait Too Long Supt Buford E Fisher will preside Rev Paul Life will give invocation and benediction. Music by the Chovaliers and a trumpet trio. JoAnn Rodgers will play the processional and recessional. Paul Parsons presents class to Floyd Potter for certificates.
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Royster Junior High
Robert L. Briley
Buford E. Fisher
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Chovaliers
Charles Lowe
Jim Evans
John Tiegreen
Marilyn Tiegreen
JoAnn Rodgers
Paul Parsons
Floyd Potter
Board of Education
Morley Elected County Head of Red Cross
Mahlon Morley was elected chairman of the Neosho County Red Cross for the coming year at the annual meeting. Senseney and all new officers are from Chanute, with Dr. R. G. Louden as vice chairman and Mrs. Morris Pack as secretary. Directors named include Mrs. Alvin Burton and Mrs. Pack. Blood drive set for June 27 at First Methodist church with a 160 pint quota. Fund drive total to date $6,326.43 toward a $9,884 goal to sustain county Red Cross services.
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Mahlon Morley
Neosho County
Red Cross
Sam Senseney
R. G. Louden
Morris Pack
H. C. Bodley
Senseney
Chanute
Alvin Burton
Thayer
Pack
Dale Lairmore
Sam Ricketts
Eric
First Methodist
Fred L. Johnson
Fund
Wampler
Gray
H. C. Miller
Veterans
Armed Forces
Morehead Names Former Chief as County Juvenile Officer
Probate Judge John Hemphill announces Tom Morehead, former Royster Junior High faculty member and ex police chief, will become county juvenile officer effective June 1. He succeeds Kenneth Wilson who leaves Chanute for a school guidance post. Morehead has 14 years in the police force, eight as chief, and has worked as a salesman since May 1959. the post is part time and he will keep his sales job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morehead
John Hemphill
Morehead
Kenneth Wilson
Chanute
Royster Junior High
Force
Tribune Phone Message But Carrier Link Noted
If you cannot reach him on your Tribune line contact your carrier. If he remains unreachable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Voter Turnout Surges In Florida Democratic Runoff
Florida voters, aided by warm weather, show high turnout in the Democratic gubernatorial runoff. By 10 a.m. about 56,000 ballots were cast in Dade County versus 45,000 in the May 3 first primary, signaling strong engagement over Gov. Leroy Collins' racial policy stance.
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Miami, Fla
Florida
Leroy Collins
Dade County
Florida Governor Named Permanent Democratic Convention Chairman
Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida was selected permanent chairman of the forthcoming Democratic National Convention. Sen. Frank Church of Idaho was chosen keynotes at the convention arrangements committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leroy Collins
Florida
Frank Church
Idaho
End of Term In Chanute Schools Spotlights Commencement
Chanute schools wrap up classwork with only commencement exercises and grade-card pickups left before summer break. Senior High underclassmen and Junior College face final exams today, with final grades due Thursday morning and graduation Thursday night. Royster Junior High concludes classes tomorrow noon, with ninth grade promotion exercises tomorrow afternoon and grade cards Thursday morning. St Patrick's Grade and Junior High finish today, with an all school picnic tomorrow and 8 am Thursday graduation. Grade cards arrive Friday as five public grade schools end afternoon classes tomorrow. Fifty five Senior High students begin two summer courses starting June 1 taught by Jerry Steele and H A Wolgast for credit, meeting 8 to 12 daily for 4 1/2 weeks. Additional summer offerings in Junior English geometry and Shakespeare were not fully enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Royster Junior High
St. Patrick’s
Jerry Steele
H. A. Wolgast
City Awards Appeals For 7th Street Right of Way
City commission approves land condemnation awards for 7th Street widening on US 169 totaling 8600 dollars with two property owners affected. Owners may appeal but project slated for this summer. Open house planned for new water plant. other routine actions and requests considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Street
US 169
George Donaldson
W. W. Turner
Ernest Luker
Lincoln
Edur Schultz
Edwin Rideau
Frank Hotchkiss
Spy in the Sky Rocket Launched
United States launches an experimental Midas satellite atop an Atlas Agena rocket from Cape Canaveral to detect ballistic missile launches. The 5,000 pound satellite aims for a 150 to 200 mile orbit with infrared sensors and swift警警警 alert to shelters.
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Spy In the Sky
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Midas
United Nations
Free World
Agena
Lear
Atlas
Morehhan
Tornadoes Hit Carnegie and Ft Sill Areas in Oklahoma
A Carnegie resident was slightly injured when a board struck her as tornadoes and high winds swept southwest Oklahoma. A peanut factory building was blown onto Highway 9 at Carnegie and three houses damaged. At Ft Sill a funnel damaged a post exchange building and uprooted trees.
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Carnegie
Okla
Ft. Sill
Here
Oklahoma
Alice Kreuger
Highway Department
A. H. Osborn
Victor Henkel
Air Weather Service
Post Exchange
Chamber Directors Back United Fund Campaign Push
The Chamber of Commerce directors voted to proceed with a United Fund program and ranked priorities for work. Joseph G. Lewis chaired the study and planning group as 20 participants weighed campaign questions and a postcard poll showing 39 favoring a United Fund, 3 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lopment
United Fund
Joseph G. Lewis
United Fund Campaign
Johnson Museum
Burns Fatal For Sublette Man at Butane Tank Fire
Sublette Kansas Harold Christens 44 a service station employee died Monday night from burns suffered earlier when a fire near a Co op butane storage tank ignited after a fuel line broke. Sheriff says fumes ignited. cause of fire undetermined with 90 percent of body burned.
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Sublette
Kas
Harold Christens
Paul Blackmore
Christens
Iire
Private Detective Killed in Wichita Plane Crash
Roy Edward Hancock, 45, operator of a Wichita private detective agency, died when his light plane crashed near Maize near Wichita. The aircraft struck at a 45 degree angle three quarters of a mile from the field. Hancock owned H and H Brokerage Co and Crest Security Bureau and left a widow two sons his mother two brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Roy Edward Hancock
Maize Ease
Hancock
H&h Brokerage Co
Crest Security Bureau
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Ivo
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Findlay
Ohio
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West Lafayette
Ind
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Galveston
Tex
Leon Porter
Russellville
Ala
Chester Kenneth Sleezer
Galway
Saratoga County
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Chanute Animal Clinic
Morley
Roosevelt School
Gail Sparks
Red Hot Peppers
Linda Pogue
Rita Turley
Gail
Harold Sparks
S. Highland
Linda
A. L. Pogue
S. Edith
Rita
Calvin Turley
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Ceylon
Argentina
Ecuador
Tunisia
Chanute Barracks
Memorial Building
Santa Fe
Marfin Tractor Co
E. Main
7Th
Plummer
Kensinger-Haight
2Nd
Malcolm
Cecil Fowler
North
South
Library Board
Bruce Burris
Burris
Owl Drive-in
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Bertha Fairbanks
Howard Parsons
U.N
Samos
Joe Melnyk
Chamber
Cal
Osa
Martin Johnson Museum
Bill Young
Wasser
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