Kennedy Sends Call For Duty In Uncertain Times
President Kennedy, at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, warned Americans face ongoing uncertainty and peril yet urged devotion to duty. He praised North Carolina's Civil War legacy and received an honorary doctorate before heading to Fort Bragg to review troops.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Kennedy
University of North Carolina
United States
North Carolina
Bethel
Gettysburg
Appomattox
America
South
Terry Sanford
Massachusetts
Harvard College
Raleigh-Durham
Ft. Bragg
82Nd Airborne
Kansan Ranney Denies Involvement In Greek Seamen Case
In Piraeus Greece 26 year old Kansan Roger Ranney testified in his own defense denying involvement in the disappearance and presumed murder of two seamen. He claimed he was duped into narcotics smuggling and described fleeing after finding heroin aboard the Delos. He said a bloody shirt was his own blood from shaving injuries. Prosecutors allege he killed Manteleros and Efstathiou and scuttled the launch. He faces continued examination amid police protection from threats.
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Greece
Kansan
Roger Ranney
Chanute
Kas
Ranney
George Manteleros
Dimitrios Efstathiou
Delos
Seriphos Island
Seriphos
Milos Island
Macronissos Island
Andreas Vachliotis
U S Orders 110 000 Troops To Europe
Washington reports an extra 10 000 air and ground troops are ordered to Europe to bolster the allied garrison on the West Germany frontier. The total in Europe will reach about 300 000 by year end with 3 000 from the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment and 2 000 additional support troops. Eleven Air National Guard squadrons totaling 5 000 personnel head overseas November 1.
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Washington
Europe
West Germany
East
Pentagon
3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Air National Guard
France
Fall Is Fatal To Dennis Man At Water Tower
Syracuse AP says Raymond Kenworthy, 21, of Dennis Kansas, slipped on wet paint atop a water tower and fell 160 feet to his death while working on the tower.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Raymond Kenworthy
Dennis, Kas
Weather report notes highs and lows for Kansas region
Topeka AP reports a warm front across Kansas brought low clouds fog and drizzle overnight. Temperatures rose up to about ten degrees. forecasters expect little change through Friday with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 80s and lows around 60.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rayburn Improves After Pneumonia Battle
Speaker Sam Rayburn, 69, ill with incurable cancer and pneumonia, showed improvement after a period of unconsciousness. He regained consciousness and appeared stronger, with normal temperature and stable vital signs, as doctors noted.
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Dallas
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Robert F. Short Jr
Short
Escapee Leaves Farewell Note in Seward County Jail
A former California convict escaped from Seward County jail in Liberal Kansas by sawing through a bar. The man left a note to Sheriff Lyman Urwin pinned to the bank in his cell, apologizing for the trouble and wishing the sheriff blisters while he is pursued.
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Liberal
Kan
Lyman Urwin
California
Seward County
Ben German Jr
Four Crashes Reported In Local Traffic Check
Police investigated four non injury traffic accidents yesterday and today. Ralph A. Sloan’s 1959 Chevrolet struck a parked 1954 Olds owned by Fred D. Cook causing $350 and $300 damage respectively. Henry A. Hummert’s 1955 Ford hit the rear of a 1960 Lincoln driven by Charles L. Keas totaling $100 each. A 1959 Plymouth parked at Main and Evergreen was bumped by a 1956 Ford station wagon, minor damage to both. A 1955 Dodge and a 1957 Chevrolet pickup collided at 4th and Central with $125 total damage.
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Ralph A. Sloan
N. Santa Fe
S. Santa Fe
Fred D. Cook
Sloan
Cook
Ford
Henry A.hummert
Topeka
Lincoln
Charles L. Keas
S. Tennessee
Walnut
Keas
Main and
Evergreen
Paul Parsons
W. Oak
York Electric
Arthur L. Hill
4Th and Central
Roman de la Torre
S. Steuben
Joseph W. Roecker
R. J
de la Torre
Baked Telephone Is Silent in Miami
A Miami couple recalls a peculiar kitchen mishap when Frank Fraser placed a ringing telephone in an oven to spare his wife Babette from disturbance. After preheating the oven, Babette found the phone melted inside, a curious domestic accident prompted by sleepless night duties.
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Miami
Fla
Frank Fraser
Babette
Faithful Bashir Ahmad's U.S. trip worries Karachi family
Bashir Ahmad a 44 year old camel cart driver sworn to remain faithful before his wife and four children on a U S visit invited by Vice President Lyndon B Johnson faces jealousy and threats from his clan. Armed police guard him as he prepares to depart while his wife fears his potential to marry a white woman and abandon his family.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Bashir Ahmad
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bashir
Johnson
Added expense for taxpayer heart victim protests delinquent notice
County Treasurer Eddie Ryan receives a letter from a woman claiming she is not delinquent and that penalties cause extra medical bills. She writes she is a heart victim and asks for more care in the future. The AP report from Danville Illinois notes the ongoing issue of delinquent notices and penalties.
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Danville, Ill
Eddie Ryan
500 Trainmen Auxiliary Expected at Meeting Here
The 29th annual state meeting of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and auxiliary opens tomorrow with about 500 attending sessions through Saturday. Registration at Tioga Hotel. sessions at Masonic Temple and Memorial building. Gov. John Anderson may speak. state and out of state delegates expected from multiple lodges and cities.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Tioga Hotel
Masonic Temple
Memorial Building
L. E. Lowe
Grand Lodge
W. P. Kennedy
Mary Gorman
Walter W.birch
Brotherhood
W. P. ‘Kennedy
Mary Groman
National Guard Armory
Carlson Seeks Quick Action on Cuba Laos and Berlin
TOPEKA AP Senator Frank Carlson says U S prestige has fallen and calls for rapid decisive moves in Cuba Laos and Berlin. He warns a UN troop possibility in Vietnam and predicts the world will require handling over decades. He also notes shifts in tax policy and education funding and decline of real property tax pressure.
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Topeka
United States
Cuba
Laos
Berlin
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
United Nations
Viet Nam
Carlson
Lucius Clay
Germany
Russia
Kansas
Joseph McDowell
Delmas Hill
Hill
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate
Yates Center Youth Charged With Contributing to Delinquency
Yates Center teen Doug Rooker, 17, was arrested by Neosho County authorities for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Chief Lige Matlock signed the complaint. the youth was with a 14 year old who drank beer at a tavern that was closed. The 14 year old was hospitalized after the incident. Rooker remained in county jail in Erie pending probate court handling.
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Doug Rooker
Yates Center
Neosho County
Rooker
Lige Matlock
Booker
Erie
Injured Pilot Rescued From Mountain Snow in Utah
In Alpine Utah a severely injured pilot was rescued after hiding four days in a wrecked light plane on Mt Timpanogos. His companion William Royal of Needles California died in the crash as Joel Honey also of Needles was pulled from the wreckage.
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Alpine
Utah
Joel T. Honey
Needles
Calif
William Royal
Provo
Mt. Timpanogos
Honey
Royal
Utah Valley Hospital
Air Force
Bruce
Brigham Young University
Ronald Finney Dies After Kansas Bond Scandal Tangle
Ronald Finney, once a central figure in a 1933 Kansas bond scandal, has died at age 63. He served 11 years of a 31 to 635 year forgery sentence, reduced to 18 to 36 years, with parole in 1945. The scandal prompted bank closures and a treasury vault standoff ordered by former Gov. Alf Landon.
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Emporia
Ronald Finney
Kansas
Finney
Hutchinson
Andrew Schoeppel
Alf Landon
State Treasury
Soviet Union Fires 20th Atomic Blast
The Soviet Union conducted another atmospheric nuclear test early today, marking No. 20 announced by the Atomic Energy Commission since tests resumed on September 1. The AEC reported the detonation occurred in the atmosphere and adds to a series of resumed Soviet tests.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Ford Peace Problem Key Is Local Units
Ford and the UAW neared resumption of production after a national three-year labor contract. Reuther would urge ratification while 25 local units with unresolved problems may continue to strike pending a session tonight. Local 72 at Kenosha faces a new ratification vote over AMC profit sharing.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford National ‘Council
Inters
National Executive Board
Reuther
Malcolm L. Denise Ford
Ford
International Board
Kenosha
Wis
American Motors
AMC
Ford Steel
Two Jury Trials Set in Erie Court Docket
Erie district court opened its October term with two jury trials scheduled. A minor's judgment action from a farm accident, Steve Satchell by James Satchell v Ralph Foust, set for Dec. 11, and the license revocation appeal of Clayton H. Pugh from Chanute, set for Dec. 13. Five cases total, including two criminal and three civil, slated for jury trial at Chanute from Oct. 30 to Nov. 27.
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Erie
Clayton H
Junior) Pugh
Chanute
Steve Satchell
James Satchell
Ralph Foust
Goldberg Directs Musicians Meeting in New York
Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians and the Metropolitan Opera Association will meet Friday under Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg. They agreed to arbitration last August after the Met canceled its 1961-62 season. the season was later reinstated and Goldberg named arbitrator.
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New York
American Federation of Musicians
Metropolitan Opera Association
Arthur J. Goldberg
Met
Goldberg
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