Soviets Renew Stand on Berlin Air Corridors
Washington reports say Moscow delivered a note reaffirming that Berlin air corridors are for Western garrison supplies only, opposing Western civilian use. The note followed Sept 8 reminders and comes as Secretary Rusk commented on Khrushchev's Moscow speech and a possible easing of the December peace deadline.
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Moscow
Berlin
Kremlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
East Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Paris
Morton heads county Red Cross drive in Neosho County
M L Morton is named chairman of the annual Red Cross membership and fund drive in Neosho County. The campaign integrates with the Chanute United Fund drive starting next Monday, with Morton leading a separate Red Cross drive March 5 to 10. Chanute’s share is 6281.20, and the county goal remains about 9 percent higher or similar to last year. Morton, owner of a Chanute men’s clothing store, has lived in Chanute seven years with wife Lois and children Marsha 14 and Terry ill.
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M. L. Morton
Red Cross
Neosho County
Chanute United Fund
Morton
United Drive
Chanute
Lois
Marsha
Terry
Seven Wichitans Are Sentenced
Seven Wichitans were sentenced in U S District Court for roles in post office and bank burglaries across Kansas and Oklahoma. Nine defendants faced charges with sentences ranging from three to fifteen years. one awaiting trial and another already imprisoned.
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Wichita
S AP
U.S. District Court
Kansas
Oklahoma
Jimmie Wayne Sullivan
Armour, Bailey
Chesley W. Randall
Albert Phillips
Mike Manuel Nunley
Weather pattern brings moderating temperatures across state
Temperatures dip below freezing in northwest Kansas then rise as the cold outbreak moves away. Wednesday highs ranged from 55 at Goodland to 78 at Pittsburg, with lows from 27 to 39. Forecast calls for gradual warming, highs 60-65 today, near 70 Friday, with light frost possible tonight and a trace of rain at Hill City.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Hill City
Finley Pleads Guilty in Driving While Suspended Case
John Finley Byers Finley of Erie pleaded guilty in district court today to driving during suspension of his license and was sentenced to four months in the county jail plus costs. He is serving a Montgomery County jail term for inducing a witness to evade subpoena and will begin a Neosho County term after Montgomery ends. The guilty plea removed the case from October jury trial calendar in Chanute.
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Finley
Erie
Montgomery County
Neosho County
Chanute
State Prison Near Maximum Capacity
Warden Tracy Hand reported the Kansas Penitentiary is nearing maximum capacity with 1,848 inmates, as admissions exceed releases. The facility had a year high and trails the all time peak of 2,034 set in April 1936, while records show a low of 464 on December 31, 1918.
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Lansing
Tracy Hand
Kansas Penitentiary
Shotgun Blast Fatal to Youth in Kansas City
A 15 year old boy, Melvin Benny Bullock, was killed by a sawed off shotgun blast during a teens gathering at Lee N. Price's home in Kansas City. Price, 13, said he did not know the gun was loaded.
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Melvin Benny Bullock
Lee N. Price
Price
Midas Missile Launch Delayed in California
An attempt to launch the Midas IV missile-detection satellite from Point Arguello, California, was postponed due to technical difficulties. The Air Force said the launch would be rescheduled once the rocket condition permits.
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Point Arguello
Calif
Air Force
Shelters Faulty in Tennessee Inspections
The Tennessee Civil Defense Agency warns that 90 percent of inspected private fallout shelters are faulty. Officials say many shelters fail to meet safety standards and resemble inadequate emergency structures.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee Civil Defense Agency
Allen Reunited After Year in Antarctic Deep Freeze
Air Controlman 1st Class Robert R. Allen returns to Chanute on 45 day leave with his family after a 12 month tour with Operation Deep Freeze supporting the U S Antarctic Research Program. He describes life at the edge of the continent, the polar day and night cycle, and the primitive living conditions.
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United States
Robert R. Allen
S. Gretchen
Chanute
Allen
South Pole
Antarctic
Bonner Springs Crash Fatal for One Aged 35
Bonner Springs Kansas AP report says Robert Madison 35 of Baseher was killed in a Wednesday night collision near the Kansas Turnpike entrance north of town. Bonnie Hein 22 and her 4 year old daughter Deborah were hospitalized in Leavenworth. Charles Fox of Edwardsville rode with Madison and was treated for minor injuries.
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Robert Madison
Baseher
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Here
Bonnie Hein
Kan
Deborah
St. John Hospital
Leavenworth
Kansas Highway Patrol
Madison
Hein
Charles Fox
Edwardsville
Hearing Set Nov 3 On Andrews Motion
Kansas City Kansas AP A hearing on a motion to vacate a lay of execution for Lowell Lee Andrews was tentatively set for November 3. Andrews was scheduled to be executed for slaying his parents and sister at their Wyandotte County home in 1958. U S District Judge Arthur J Stanley Jr issued a stay of execution March 7 to allow his attorneys to pursue a Supreme Court appeal, which the high court denied.
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Kas
Lowell Lee Andrews
Andrews
Wyandotte County
U. S
Arthur J.stanley Jr
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Earthquake Scatters Southern California, No Damage Reported
An earthquake rattled a wide area from Bakersfield to San Diego Wednesday night. There were no reports of property damage or injuries, and officials urged calm as residents felt tremors across the region.
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Los Angeles
California
Bakersfeld
San Diego
Diefenbaker says Canada rejected Soviet nuclear protest
Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker announced Canada had attempted a protest with the Soviet government over its plan to explode a 0 megaton nuclear bomb, but the effort was rejected.
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Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Guy Snedaker Retires As Ottawa Publisher
Ottawa Herald publisher Guy Snedaker retires at 64 on Saturday. Robert B. Wellington, editor since April 1957, becomes editor and publisher. Snedaker joined the Herald in 1923 and led as publisher from 1955 after S. F. Harris’s death. Wellington’s background includes Hutchinson News and Chanute Tribune. He will reside in Ottawa and engage in civic affairs.
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Ottawa
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Herald
S. F. Harris
Hutchinson News
Chanute Tribune
South Carolina to Buy New Electric Chair
Columbia officials announce a new electric chair to replace the 1912 device. The old chair is deemed too dangerous to operate and the replacement is expected to cost about $15,000.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Skeletons Battled By Commie Party Skeletons Battled By Commie Party
Moscow AP report details harsh denunciations of former premier Georgi Malenkov and Lazar Kaganovich at the 22nd Communist party congress. Nikolai Podgorny attacks Kaganovich for anti party activity while Stalin era figures are reassessed. Khrushchev leads renewed attacks on the anti party group. Western reporters kept out of the Kremlin theater session. The congress weighs denunciations as part of enforcing the anti cult campaign and party unity.
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Lazarus Kaganovich
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Nikolai Podgorny
Ukraine
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Tv Ery
Khrushchev
Albania
Kennedy Says United States Opposes Red China in UN
President Kennedy stated the United States firmly opposes entry of the Chinese Communist government into the United Nations and its agencies. Press secretary Salinger noted no change in policy, citing Kennedy's prepared remark affirming the Republic of China as the only legitimate government representing China in the UN.
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Washington
Kennedy
United Nations
Pierre Salinger
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U. S
Outer Mongolia
World Organization
Red
China
Ford plants at Walton Hills face shutdown risk in a week
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers near a local agreement for about 3,300 workers at the Walton Hills stamping plant near Cleveland. Ford denies pay cuts, says some workers earn above negotiated rates, while a six day wildcat strike a year ago halted lines and jeopardizes restart of 1962 models.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
Walton Hills
Ohio
Cleveland
Chrysler Corp
Jury Directed to Probe Kansas City Municipal Court Shortage
A Jackson County grand jury was directed by Circuit Judge Tom J. Stubbs to investigate the Kansas City municipal court and traffic violation bureau after an accounting firm reported a $2,108 shortage in the municipal court office. Court clerk Vince Guerra resigned.
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Jackson County
Tom J. Stubbs
Vince Guerra
Ister
Seefeldt Named Chanute Eagle Scout in Regional Contest
Larry Seefeldt of Explorer Post 3 wins SeKan Area Council regional selection to advance to the Report to the Nation. He will compete in Salina Nov 18 against six Kansas delegates and later in Washington, D C. Seefeldt holds four Eagle palms and 72 merit badges and is the son of Mr and Mrs Everett Seefeldt. His brother Alvin is also an Eagle Scout.
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Larry Seefeldt
Explorer Post 3
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Seefeldt
Everett Seefeldt
Independence
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Washington, D. C
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SeKan Area Council
Ray Heller
Neodesha
Howard Sell
Fredonia
Cliff Funston
Floyd Potter
Nation
Kent Goering
Leon Cuppet
Vern Cuppet
Savonburg
Tribune
Augusta Firm Files 250000 Suit Against Phillips Petroleum
The Augusta based Allen LP Gas Co. filed a 250000 suit in federal court against Phillips Petroleum Co. alleging unfair competitive practices. The propane and butane retailer serves Leon, El Dorado, Augusta, La tham, Beaumont and Douglass areas and claims a former employee was colluded with to create a rival Allen business.
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Augusta
Allen LP Gas Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Leon
el Dorado
Latham
Beaumont and
Douglass
Allen Butane and Appliance Co
Allen
Angus Calves Win Grand Championship at American Royal
Twenty head of Angus calves shown by Silver Top Farms Belton Mo won the grand championship in the feeder carrot division at the American Royal. The carrots averaged 404 pounds and sold for 60 dollars a hundred. The reserve went to a 20 head Shorthorn carlot owned by Julius Peterson Elbert Cole selling for 48 dollars a hundred.
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Kansas City
Silver Top Farms
Belton
Julius Peterson
Elbert, Cole
Wichita Holds Pair For Arkansas City
Police in Wichita hold two men for Arkansas City officers after spotting them in a car reported stolen in Arkansas City. The suspects admitted driving the vehicle but denied the camera was stolen, though the device had been taken in a burglary at B and H Trucking Co. in Arkansas City.
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Wichita
Arkansas City
B & H Trucking Co
Joe Klepper
Official Photograph For Kennedy Jr Birthday
John F Kennedy Jr will have an official photograph taken for his first birthday on November 5. Pamela Turnure, press secretary to Mrs. John F Kennedy, described John as a good healthy baby and very active.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Jr
Pamela Turnure
John F. Kennedy
John
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log for Oct 20, 1961
Kansas traffic death log records 3 fatalities in a 24 hour period ending 9 a.m. Thursday for October 20, 1961, showing 418 deaths for the year to date compared with 388 in the comparable 1960 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Air Patrol Leads to 104 Driver Arrests in Kansas
TOPEKA AP 104 drivers were arrested or warned for traffic offenses after the Kansas highway patrol used its airplane for 44 hours last month. Col. L. E. Hughes said troopers stopped one driver every 25 minutes in the air versus one citation or warning every five hours by patrol cars, noting a third of car time occurs at night when the plane cannot be used.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Patrol
Col
L. E. Hughes
Hughes
Travis Base Simulates Largest Disaster Test in Air Force History
At Travis Air Force Base California officials staged a massive drill with blocked roads jammed lines and a drunken colonel to test disaster operations A mock 132 seat Military Air Transport Service plane crash was staged on a windy hillside near the runway with fake casualties explosions and a tied up main road to simulate a real crisis observers called it effectively handled while local calls remained few
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Military Air Transport Service
Travis
San Francisco
Sacramento
Solano County
Youth Killed in Leawood Truck Collision
Ronnie Morgan age 19 died Wednesday after his pickup crashed with a car at an intersection in Leawood a Kansas City suburb. The AP report notes the fatal collision occurred at a busy crossing with investigators examining the scene.
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Kansas City
Ronnie Morgan
Leawood
Kansas
Know Your Carrier Dial Tribune After 6 PM
Public notice instructs readers to dial HE 13400 after 6 00 PM if Tribune phone unavailable and to contact their carrier for access.
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