Beefed Up A Power In NATO Nuclear Program
AP reporting from Ottawa notes NATO ministers ended a three day meeting agreeing to beef up nuclear forces. A four point plan includes assigning Britain’s V-bomber fleet and three American Polaris subs to Gen. Lemnitzer, creating a deputy for nuclear affairs, coordinating nuclear planning at Omaha, and sharing fuller nuclear information among members. The communique urged balance between nuclear and conventional arms while studying strategy and resources.
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Vision of Virgin Mary Seen On Texas Water Tank
Alice Texas AP report details farm traffic as Mrs Tony Botello Sr says she saw a Virgin Mary image on an old water tank near a south Texas town. About 19 000 visitors have come since April 17 with a dollar per car charged, while clergy declined to comment.
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Pearson Liberals survive confidence vote in Commons
Ottawa Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson's Liberal government won its second survival vote in three days, defeating a Conservative no confidence motion 147 to 76. The defeat arose over criticisms that Liberal policy did not reflect campaign pledges outlined at Parliament's start.
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Lester B. Pearson
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Tokyo Court Rules Farmers May Sell Reform Property High Prices
A Tokyo court ruled that Japanese tenant farmers who bought land at rock-bottom postwar prices under the American ordered reform can resell at current market values. The decision affects about 2.5 million former landlords who seek to reclaim up to 5 million acres redistributed since March 1947.
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Tokyo
Cholera inoculation drives expand in Asia hubs
Inoculation against cholera launched on a large scale in Kuala Lumpur with more centers opened in Singapore where over 190000 people are being vaccinated daily, signaling intensified regional health response.
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Malaya
Singapore
Manila budget plan stalls as senate adjourns
Manila AP reports Congress closed its 100 day session without approving the national budget to check an angry administration senator from the Liberal Party who urged senate reorganization. The adjournment came amid political friction over patronage rebuffs.
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Diosdado Macapagal
Liberal Party
Riot at cattle town after failed teacher picks
In Bogota police shot 20 of 400 high school students during a wild rampage after failing to obtain two teachers. In a separate clash at an oil refining center a boy was killed and 13 soldiers were injured amid civic protests over electric and water shortages.
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Bogota
Colombia
Tintoretto painting sold at Christie's for 132300 dollars
London art auction house Christie's sold a small Tintoretto work titled Christ at the Pool of Bethesda for 132300 dollars. The Agnew Gallery of London purchased the piece, which had been put up for sale by Dr. James Hasson of London.
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Turkish press silenced after failed coup in 1960
ISTANBUL, Turkey AP says all foreign newspapers and periodicals are barred from circulation after Tuesday’s attempted overthrow. Turkish papers ordered to publish only approved news and photos of the abortive coup. Martial law remains in Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir.
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Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier for assistance. If unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after p.m. for reachability and support.
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Bank Post For Wilson Topeka Appointment Changes
AP reports Gov. John Anderson appointed J. O. Wilson of Wichita as state bank commissioner effective July 1. Leonard Williams becomes labor commissioner June 1. Wilson chairs the Banking Board, former president of Kansas State Bank of Wichita, with 30 years in banking. Reappointments were made for Banking Board members Willard MATThews and Fred Needham. Williams will replace Harold L. Smith. O’Leary and Smith are Democrats named by former Gov. George Docking.
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J. O. Wilson
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State Banking Board
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Anderson
Banking Board
Willard Matthews
Haviland
Fred Needham
Deer Captured After Leaping Through Highland Store Window
In Highland Kansas AP Ernes Lovelady of Ukena Hardware heard breaking glass and found a frightened 110 pound deer in the store. He tackled the animal as Martin Suhr and William Lutes helped subdue it. Game protector John Spence said he would release the deer.
Young Man Killed In Dwight Accident
A 25 year old man, Harvey Larson of Dwight, died when a car overturned on a curve at the north city limits of Dwight after leaving K57. Two youths were injured in the same crash Thursday night.
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Dwight, Kan
Dwight
Harvey Larson
Perfect Attendance at La Salle Senior Student
Dennis Grimes achieved perfect school attendance for 12 years with no absences. His mother, Mrs. C A Grimes, notes he also battled common childhood illnesses during summers.
John Wayne Lowery Begins Term For Burglary
John Wayne Lowery started serving sentences for second degree burglary and larceny after a district court plea. Sheriff George Neely delivered Lowery to the Hutchinson state reformatory today. The break-in occurred April 4 at Henry Smith Highway Supply Store south of the city. Lowery, 20, from Dayline Louisiana, received 5 to 10 years for burglary and up to 5 years for larceny, terms to run concurrently. Two other defendants await trial.
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Here
Dayline
Cuban Mobile Courts Face Death on Wheels
Miami AP report describes Cuban mobile courts as deadly, called death on wheels by Cubans. Five men named by Fidel Castro's militia, usually lacking legal training, conduct a quick procedure and execute penalties demanded by a Communist prosecutor.
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Wichita Man Drowns While Fishing at Local Lake
PARKVILLE MO A Wichita man on leave from a Veterans Hospital unit in Wadsworth Kansas drowned at a fishing lake near Parkville. Coroner Roland M Giffee said 36 year old John H Murdock apparently had a seizure and fell into the water while fishing from the shore.
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Kan
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Suspect Questioned in May 15 Green House Robbery
A suspect questioned about the May 15 prowler robbery at 23 S. Steuben, E. B. Green Jr. home denied theft, agreed to lie detector testing next Tuesday. Between 70 and 80 dollars was taken from a table as the thief reached through a window after midnight while Mrs. Green was in another room.
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Kansas Keeps June Oil Allowable At 305000 Barrels Daily
Kansas oil production allowable for June remains 305000 barrels daily for the fourth straight month. The Kansas Corporation Commission approved the figure on recommendation from assistant conservation director John P Roberts. Crude buyers bid 290540 barrels daily for June, down 3672 from May, while the Bureau of Mines estimates market demand at 315000 barrels daily, up 5000 from May. Above ground Kansas oil storage on May 11 totalled 8366000 barrels, up 119000 from April.
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John P. Roberts
Bull in Revolt Against Machines
A Lakeland Florida bull escaped its pasture and charged cars on Interstate 4 near Lakeland. Deputy Bob Coker arrived with a rope and utility vehicle, but the animal broke free. After repeated efforts, the owner Mike Tomkow authorized deputies to shoot the bull to stop it.
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Fla
Mike Tomkow
Sheriffs Department
Bob Coker
Coker
Tomkow
Smudgepot Battle To Save New York Crops From Frost
Upstate New York farmers used smudgepots and helicopters to protect fruit and vegetable crops valued at over 100 million as a late spring frost hit the northeast. Record lows dipped to 29 or below in many areas, threatening the grape crop and other produce.
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Mich
New England
Weather Forecast With Temperatures and Rain
Cloudy and cool through Saturday with a trace of precipitation today. Occasional rain tonight and Saturday showers with possible thunderstorms. Low tonight around 50s, high Saturday in the mid 60s.
Showers Return to Kansas Weather Picture
Weather in Kansas shifts from high pressure cool air to warm moist air bringing possible rainfall through today and Saturday. Measurable rain was scarce with .07 inch at Enterprise. highs will be in the upper 50s to low 60s and lows in the 40s to 50s, with readings Thursday ranging from 49 in Goodland to 66 in Lawrence and morning lows from 46 to 57 at Pittsburg.
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Traffic Deaths Log Reveals May 24 Hour Toll
TOPEKA AP reports Kansas traffic death log shows 2 fatalities in the 24 hours ending 9 am Friday for May, 41 for 1963, and 173 for the year to date. The comparable 1962 period logged 204 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Frosty’s Crops Strike
An intercepted letter complains that Old Frosty has damaged crops by killing fruit and vegetables in the south during winter and now striking those crops in the north this spring, warning about effects on housewives budgets.
Progressive Plan By New Officers of Birmingham
Birmingham Alabama AP new government led by Mayor Albert Boutwell and nine councilmen vows progress in race relations amid economic woes. Rev F L Shuttlesworth lauds the administration and Birmingham's improved image while a Chamber of Commerce committee warns racial strife has driven away potential industry.
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Free Chest X-Rays in Neosho County Reach 3231 People
Kansas State Board of Health mobile X ray unit has scanned 3231 Neosho County residents with t least 609 X rays yesterday. Chanute accounted for 2370, other towns 861. Final day, unit operated at Memorial Building today until 6 30 pm before moving to Ash Grove Cement Plant Monday for plant workers. Monday night X rays for National Guardsmen at the Armory 730 to 830 pm.
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House Group Cuts Funds For Military Construction
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee authorized 1964 military construction at 1.633 billion, a 13 percent cut from Defense Department requests. Major item 692.862 million for housing incl debt retirement and 10,000 new houses. Air Force 493.95 million. Navy 205.277 million. Army 200.672 million. reserves 34.2 million. defense agencies 6.511 million.
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City Commission Meets Tonight Change for Graduation
The city commission will meet tonight in the Memorial building commission room at 7 o'clock. The session was moved from next Monday to avoid a conflict with the Senior High School commencement.
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Sugar price surge spurs mixed reactions among shoppers
Sugar prices have spiked with reports of a 14 percent rise this year provoking worry and frustration. Merchants and consumers show varied responses from hoarding to restraint while officials promise ample supplies. Industry figures warn of potential further wholesale increases before the fall beet crop.
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Tex
Eddie Gittinger
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Lenor K. Sullivan
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Chicago
Denver
United States
Federal action seeks to stop Wallace over Alabama enrollment
The United States filed a complaint in US District Court to block Governor George C. Wallace from enforcing a pledge to bar entry for any Negro student at the University of Alabama. Judge Levybourn H. Lynne ordered Wallace to appear June 3 in Birmingham to show cause why a preliminary injunction should not issue. The suit asserts the federal government acts to safeguard justice and the integrity of court processes against such state actions.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
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Robert F. Kennedy
Breakdown Of State Budget Topeka AP
Topeka AP reports local units will get 129.2 million of a 413.6 million state budget next fiscal year. The breakdown shows 196.8 million for state operations with 78 million for education and laboratories, 32.2 million for highways, 25.7 million for health and hospitals, and 7.4 million for public safety. Activities include 87.9 million for capital improvements and 196.5 million for operations across education welfare conservation and public services.
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Topeka
Visitors to Sweden Warned by Public Health Service
Washington AP report that the Public Health Service urged Americans returning from Stockholm Sweden in the last three weeks to seek medical advice if ill after 12 smallpox cases and one death were reported in Stockholm since April 6.
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