Enthusiasm Lacking Marked East German Anniversary Rally
East Germany marked its 12th anniversary with a mass rally on Marx Engels Square. Western observers noted a striking lack of enthusiasm among the crowd, while figures like Walter Ulbricht and Anastas Mikoyan attended. Mikoyan spoke of Soviet guarantees for a free demilitarized West Berlin and a peace treaty, but no date was given.
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Anasjias I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Germany
Ulbricht
Bruno Leuschner
Khrushchev
Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Red Chieftann
East Germany
Andrei A
Dean Rusk
Nazi Germany
Moscow
Left Hand Pitch and Fishing Tales at Humboldt
A plant identified as devil's claw by Mrs Gladys Daniels was displayed at The Tribune office and linked to a beet seed garden in Mrs Raymond Ingle’s yard. Nearby, Humboldt children Joe Gutierrez nine and Adele Gutierrez ten caught a string of channel cat and a three pound carp on Neosho River using rods and reels.
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Raymond Ingle
N. Lafayette
Tribune
Gladys Daniels
Ingle
Humboldt
Neosho River
Joe Gutierrez
Adele
Julian Gutierrez
Nine Chanute Residents Named to Kansas State Chamber Councils
State Chamber of Commerce announces two year terms for nine Chanute residents. Appointments include John Gorton on agricultural relations council, Carl Weiner II and Ebur Schultz on business climate council, Mrs. Quentin Nelson on education council, John W. Lapham on federal taxation and finance council, Dwight McCreight on highway development council, Robert N. Allen on state taxation and finance council, O. H. Cunningham on water resources council, and Joseph R. Melnyk on chamber executives advisory council. Each council holds about 70 members statewide and recommends actions to the board.
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Chanute
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Frank L. Lombard
John Gorton
Agricultural Relations Council
Carl Weiner II
Ebur
Schultz
Business Climate Council
Quentin Nelson
Education Council
John W. Lapham
Federal Taxation and Finance Council
Dwight McCreight
Highway Development Council
Robert N. Allen
State Taxation and Finance Council
O. H. Cunningham
Water Resources Council
Joseph R. Melnyk
Chamber
Board of Directors
Traffic Accidents Reported to Police
Police logged a crash last night as Mrs. Bessie Barker struck a 1961 Buick owned by Don Haymaker. The Buick sustained a damaged left rear fender and back bumper. Earlier a 1957 Plymouth owned by Larry Snyder suffered a damaged left front fender while parked at his home. Frances Goltry reported a damaged fender to her car in the Santa Fe parking lot.
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Bessie Barker
S. Central
North Forest
Don Haymaker
Larry Snyder
S. Evergreen
Frances Goltry
Chanute
Santa Fe
Episco palan Diocese Holds Two Day El Dorado Conference
Clergymen of the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas opened a two day conference in El Dorado. Laymen of the diocese will hold their conference Sunday. The Rt. Rev. Edward C. Turner is bishop of the diocese.
Titan missile earns eighth straight success on test flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Air Force Titan intercontinental range missile wing logs its eighth straight success on a 5 000 mile Atlantic range test The flight boosts reliability and moves Titan closer to combat readiness The 1st nine missile squadron will deploy at Lowry Air Force Base Colorado later this year The Titan use of a self contained inertial guidance system marks a step toward Titan I capability
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Lowry, Air Force Base
Colo
Weather Summary for Kansas uneven forecast and storm risk
Forecast calls for fair warm conditions this afternoon with southerly winds 25 to 35 mph. Tonight Sunday clouds and widely scattered thunderstorms with shifting winds. High Sunday near 80, low tonight around 40. A cold front moves into northwest Kansas Sunday night and Monday with light precipitation and a potential notably colder airmass.
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Kansas
Northwest
Weather Bureau
AA Meeting Here Today at Tioga Hotel State Conference Opens
The annual state AA and Al-Anon conference opens at noon at the Tioga Hotel with an Al-Anon luncheon and program. State officers for the coming year will be elected this afternoon. Additional sessions are planned at the Memorial Building tonight and tomorrow morning and afternoon. A public Sunday meeting at 2 PM is open to all.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Tioga Hotel
Memorial Building
Injured Democrat in Topeka Case Raises Questions
In Topeka state Democratic headquarters an injured former state employee, Harry E. Brennan, was hospitalized after an incident. Witnesses cited a political argument with Marshal Gardiner, the treasurer, while Gardiner said Brennan locked himself in and may have fallen. Police found Brennan with facial injuries. status and extent withheld by doctors. State Democratic leaders Mrs. Marie Vickers and Mrs. Lillie Washabaugh were present.
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Brennan
Topeka
Marie Vickers
Lillie Washabaugh
Odd Fellows to Convene 103rd Annual Session in Liberal
The Grand Lodge of Kansas Independent Order of Odd Fellows and subordinates plan a five day gathering in Liberal. Rebekah Assembly of Kansas also meets for its third annual session. Sovereign grand master Verdie A. Dodds of Massachusetts is expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Liberal
Grand Lodge of Kansas
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Assembly of
Kansas
Verdie A. Dodds
Massachusetts
French Crash Fatal to 34
A British DC3 Dakota crash near Capigou Peak in the Pyrenees killed all 34 aboard. Rescue teams and police reached the wreckage at about 6,000 feet as bad weather hampered efforts. Authorities confirmed no survivors and noted the plane was en route from Gatwick to Perpignan with plans for a bus tour of Spain.
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Toulouse
France
Mediterranean
Pyrenees
Prades
Capigou Peak
Mt. Canigou
Gatwick Airport
London
Perpignan
Ece Eprte
Derby Aviation
United Airways
Spain
Toulouse Bordeaux
Arilege
Carcassone
Dakota
S Omsemattieg
Ford Peace Appears Near
DETROIT AP Malcolm L. Denise Ford vice president labor relations said a weekend settlement with the United Auto Workers strike against Ford was doubtful as he returned to bargaining sessions with UAW President Walter P. Reuther. He said an early settlement is still possible but unlikely. They will review local bargaining unit problems and unsettled noneconomic issues of the national contract. Local 600, the largest union local, seemed key to a settlement.
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Detroit
Malcolm L. Denise
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
Denise
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Traffic Fatalities Log Report For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log details 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday report 2 fatalities. Includes October 4 data from 1961 1960 comparable period with figures 400 and 368.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pedestrian Killed in Kansas City Crossing
Robert E. Fields 76 died after being struck by a car Friday while walking across Baltimore Avenue at 16th Street in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Robert E. Fields
Baltimore Avenue
16Th Street
Uncollected Erie Personal Taxes Sent to Court
Erie sheriff returns delinquent personal tax warrants totaling 3552.82 to county treasurer Mrs. Freda Locke for entry in Neosho County district court. She notes a new procedure requires bringing or returning both personal and real estate tax statements when paying taxes.
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Erie
Freda Locke
Neosho County District Court
Talks With Gromyko Show Berlin Crisis Still Dangerous
Washington reports indicate U S and Soviet leaders remain far apart on Berlin settlement terms after two hour White House talks. Kennedy and Gromyko described discussions as useful and interesting but did not bridge key issues. Officials warn of Southeast Asia risk while exploring next diplomatic steps with Thompson and Dowling handling follow ups.
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Kennedy
Andrei A. Gro
United States
Soviet Union
16Th Street
Gromyko
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Lin
al- Kennedy
West Berlin
Combe Oval
West Germany
Russia
Kennedy-Gromyko
Southeast Asia
Laos
Viet Nam
Germany
White House
Rusk
New York
U.S
Khrushchev
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Mikhail Menshikov
Thompson
Walter C. Dowling
Bonn
Dowling
U S Weighs Sending Troops to South Viet Nam
Washington officials privately discussed deploying U S troops to assist South Viet Nam as Communist attacks intensify with the rainy season end. They view South Viet Nam as the focal point of Southeast Asia pressure, warning that a Diem government collapse could threaten Thailand Malaya Burma and Cambodia.
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United States
U.S
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thailand
Malaya
Burma
Cambodia
State Department
Deaths of UNC students remain mystery awaiting autopsy
Chapel Hill authorities await autopsy results to determine cause of death for William Harrison Johnson Jr. and James Michael Barham, two UNC students found in a dorm room. Coroner Cannady said diagnosis cannot be given until the report is complete, likely in two to three days. Johnson was a Statesville graduate student in industrial relations. Barham a Burlington junior. A coroner's jury ruled unknown causes, with no foul play seen in superficial checks.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
George Cannady
Cannady
William Henry Harrison ,Johnson Jr
James Michael Barham
Johnson
Statesville
Barham
Burlington
Robert S. Mauldin
Bessemer City
Dental School
Mauldin
Father at Hospital When Son Admitted
In Independence Missouri deputy sheriff Harl Morris was at Independence Hospital Friday gathering accident victim details while his three year old son Ken was brought in unconscious with a concussion from a home fall. The child was reported in good condition the following day.
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Independence, Mo
Harl Morrissee
Independence Hospital
Ken
Rayburn Resting Comfortably Amid Illness in Dallas
Cancer stricken Sam Rayburn was resting Friday in Dallas after receiving nourishment, a doctor reported, with the House speaker described as resting comfortably.
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Dallas, Tex
Sam Rayburn
Teacher zone meeting draws hundreds from Kansas
About 225 officers and delegates from 12 southeast Kansas counties attend a zone school in Chanute hosted by the Chanute Teachers Assn with statewide support from the Kansas State Teachers Assn and the National Education Assn. More than 1,300 representatives attend related state and Midwest educational events in Joplin and Rochester.
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Kansas
Chanute Teachers Assn
Kansas State Teachers Assn
National Education Assn
Council of North Central Junior Colleges
Joplin
Midwest
Four Kansans Seek Supreme Court Ruling on Apportionment
Four Kansas amici curiae ask the Supreme Court to rule Kansas legislative apportionment unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment equal protection clause. The brief argues rural dominance skews representation, cites Reno County as the most flagrant case, and seeks a federal remedy after state legislatures fail to correct malapportionment.
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Friends of the Court
Amici Curiae
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Kansas
Reno County
W. Y. Chalfant
Hutchinson
Speeding Suspect Triggers Near Riot in Denver
Four people were arrested after a near riot erupted when Denver police stopped a speeding motorist, Williams Ross Jr. He allegedly refused to show a license and struck a patrolman. a bystander threw a homemade gasoline bomb, igniting a fire that was quickly put out. Arrests also included Lee W. Grove Clyde Herdon and Roger D. Talbot. No charges filed immediately.
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Denver
Williams Ross Jr
Ross
Lee W. Grove
Clyde Herdon
Roger D. Talbot
Traffic Death Toll Tops 1960 Figures in Kansas
TOPEKA AP reports the 1961 Kansas traffic death toll has reached 400, nearly four weeks ahead of last year. In 1960 the 400 mark was not reached until late October, with the toll at 368 at this comparable point.
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Topeka
Kansas
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