Senate debates tax bill amendment for self employed pensions
The Senate approved 45 to 41 an amendment to the tax revision bill allowing self employed persons to contribute tax deductible funds up to 2500 annually for pensions. Leader Mansfield pledged to keep the proposal as a separate bill until action. Also approved was an MA A reform to accept financial statements at face value for needy aged recipients and ease pauper's oath requirements.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Dirksen
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
Kerr- Mills
Town and Country Realty Opens at 3 S Santa Fe
A new real estate firm named Town and Country Realty opens at 3 S Santa Fe. Partners include Don C. McCune, former local clothing merchant, and Robert Hotchkiss, formerly linked with H and Ebar Schultz agencies. The firm will broker and service real estate.
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Town and Country Realty
S. Santa Fe
Don C. McCune
Robert Hotchkiss
H&h
Ebar Schultz
Earth Tremors Hit Turkey and Soviet Armenia
Turkiye near Igdir and Soviet Armenia felt moderate earthquakes amid a toll Iran’s shah said could reach 10 000 dead. Yerevan and Igdir reported tremors. Red Cross teams from Ramstein arrived with field hospital tents and aid for quake survivors.
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Tehran
Iran
Turkey
Armenia
Igdir
Tass
Soviet
Yerevan
Mt. Ararat
Red Lion
Sun
Red Cross
U.S
Ramstein
Germany
13 Men Die As Private Plane Crash Explodes Near Ravenna
A twin engine Lockheed Lodestar crashed on a Glenn Sickle farm southeast of Ravenna while en route from Buffalo to Ashland for a sales meeting. All 13 aboard were killed including Ashland Oil and Frontier Oil executives.
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Ravenna, Ohio
Here
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Cleveland
Buffalo
Ashland
Frontier Oil Co
Clayton G. Maxwell
Frontier
Newton A. Bricka
James A. Mahan Jr
James Whittaker
Joseph A. Collins
Ashland Oil Co
Allied Oil of
Jay P. Alexander
Allied Oil
Robert Wulff
Wayne T. Wiggins
W. H. Parr
Allied
Ashtabula
Ohio
John W. Drennan
Blaine Berkstresser
Ronald Roberts
Ohio City
Richard McKenzie
Japanese Girl Leaves Today For College
Hiromi Matsuyama, a Japanese youth who arrived in the United States in 1961, leaves for Olivet Nazarene College to pursue a teaching career in business English. She studied at Parsons Junior College, worked as a receptionist for Dr. Good, and helped at Bryant Nursing Home. Susie, sponsored by Dr. George J. Reed, reflects on American life, enjoys hamburgers, and hopes to gain driving confidence after further study.
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Hiromi Matsuyama
Tokyo
Japan
Olivet Nazarene College
Kamboku, Ill
United States
Parsons Junior College
Dr. R. D. Good
Dr. Good
Bryant Nursing Home
Susie
Kamboku
Japan Christian Junior College
Chiba
Olivet
George J. ‘Reed
Olivet ‘Nazarene College
Harold W. Reed
America
Four Die in Topeka Area Plane Crash Honeymoon Trip
Four people died when a single engine Cessna 182 crashed four miles north of Topeka. Victims: A. J. Bodle 56 of Lawrence and his daughter Linda Kay Bodle 23. Ann Bodle Hull 22 and her husband Paul S. Hull 26 of Columbia Missouri. The group was headed for the World's Fair in Seattle on a honeymoon trip for the Hulls.
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Topeka
Kan
Elmont
U.S. 75
A. J. Bodle
Lawrence
Linda Kay Bodle
Ann Bodle Hull
Paul S.hull
Hull
University of Missouri
Columbia
Plattsburg
University of Chicago
Bodle
Seattle
Laramie
Wye
Filipino sets fatal blaze after argument with landlady
In Manila a man 48-year-old Gavino Durado, a commercial photographer, surrendered after a deadly house fire he caused. He had argued with his landlady then locked the room door and set the blaze, killing twenty people.
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Manila
Philippines
Gavino Durado
J Police
Hoover's Progress Pleases Physician
Herbert Hoover, 88, remains under care after removing a malignant cancerous tumor from his intestine eight days ago. Doctors at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center say the operation removed all cancerous tissue and no recurrence is anticipated. Dr Rudolph N. Schullinger said Hoover began dictating copy for a book and was enjoying his pipe.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Barton County voters to decide on junior college plan
Barton County residents will vote on November 6 to establish a county junior college district. County commissioners approved a resolution calling for the county-wide ballot under 1961 legislative statutes governing junior college formation, pending voter approval.
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Great Bend
Kan
Barton County
Board Action on 3 Fronts For Future School Needs
The 1959 school meeting approved a special building fund levy advance and three actions to fund future needs. Bonds up to about 125000 and a site purchase are authorized. the levy may raise 220000 with up to two mills tax for ten years. A facilities survey will follow by the Kiene Bradley firm, and a public protest window is set.
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Board of Education
Kiene
Fisher
Thayer Readies Three Day Homecoming Picnic and Fair
The Thayer Homecoming Picnic and Fair opens tomorrow with exhibit entries in all divisions and over 200 dollars in prizes. George Reece oversees agricultural displays and Mildred Strucker heads home economics as Shodeo debuts at the fairgrounds arena. The big Friday parade through the business district leads to a 2 p.m. fairgrounds start with a 2:30 band concert, followed by a water melon feed, a 7:30 team pulling contest, and a Saturday Kids Rodeo at 2 p.m. and Amateur Hour at 7:30 p.m.
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Thayer
George Reece
Mildred Strucker
Fairgrounds
Thayer, Laddie Club
Thayer Chamber of Commerce
Carl Funk
Delmar Woolery
Weather Temperatures High Low Today and Forecast
Kansans faced the coldest air of the season with a clear sky moderation underway. State readings ranged from 40 at Hill City to 59 at Pittsburg, Concordia setting a record low for the date at 43. Highs near 70 statewide, lows 50 to 55, with a forecast of fair to partly cloudy and cooler days ahead.
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Topeka
Kansans
Hill City
Pittsburg
Concordia
Goodland
Washington
Havensville
Latin American Leaders Hear of Soviet Arms in Cuba
The Kennedy administration convened Latin American ambassadors to brief them on Soviet arms shipments to Cuba. Kennedy described missiles torpedo boats and communications gear in Cuba with about 3500 Soviet technicians, warning the regime against aggression in the Western Hemisphere. Senate committees pressed for details in a closed session with Rusk McNamara and CIA deputy Carter, while lawmakers expressed cautious optimism about handling any threat.
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Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
United States
Fidel Castro
Western Hemisphere
Congress
White House
State Department
Senate ,Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Marshall S. Carter
Central Intelligence Agency
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Employment Hits New Top In August
The Labor Department reports August sees U.S. employment climb to a record 69,762,000 while unemployment falls less than typical. The unemployment rate rises to 5.8 percent as the work force increases to 73,695,000 and youth participation shifts in August.
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Washington
Labor Department
United States
Plan to resume high altitude tests near Pacific
Honolulu AP report says the United States plans to resume high altitude nuclear tests near the Pacific by mid September. Repairs to a Thor booster launching pad on Johnston Island, damaged July 25 by a rocket failure, are nearly complete, a Joint Task Force 8 spokesman stated Tuesday.
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Honolulus
United States
Pacific
Johnstone Island
Joint Task Force 8
Watershed tour planned by Big Creek district directors
Big Creek watershed district directors announced a Monday tour of completed watershed improvements in northern Kansas. The one day visit covers Thompsonville in Jefferson county and Switzler Creek in Osage county with transport arranged by local bankers and officials. The caravan departs 8 am from US 169 highway park in Humboldt and will meet at Iola for a second assembly, before touring the two districts. The election on district dissolution is pending and will be set by the directors.
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Big Creek
Kansas
Thompsonville
Jefferson County
Topeka
Switzler Creek
Osage County
Burlingame
Agricult E
Lola
Chanute
Soil Conservation
Humboldt and Lola Chambers
Commerce
John Gorton
Bank of Commerce
Jim Benton
First National Bank
Humboldt
Bridge Street
L&m
Iola
School Board Terminates Roberta Hempen Contract
Roberta Hempen's contract is voided for not meeting education requirements. Mrs. William T. Hunt teaches in her stead until the vacancy is filled. The board accepted the low $880 bid for a new maintenance pickup truck, a 1962 Dodge with trade-in. Fisher reported on enrollments and milk purchases, noting a Foremost milk contract at 4 cents per half pint and a Sept. 18 dinner for new teachers and the board.
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Roberta Hempen
Register
William T. Hunt
Dodge
Fisher
Foremost
Mrs Wolken Injured In One Car Crash Near Chanute
Mrs Harmon Wolken, 29, of Thayer R1, suffered a broken nose and injuries when her 1959 Ford ran off a rain softened shoulder on the Austin road a mile southeast of Chanute. She was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital. Passengers, Mrs Billy Wheeler and children of both families, were uninjured. Undersheriff Lester Marts investigated, citing a momentary distraction by a child and $350 damage to the car.
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Harmon Wolken
Thayer R. 1
Austin
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Lester Marts
Wolken
Tribune Phone Directory Instruction
A notice directs readers to contact a Tribune via the phone after 6 pm. It states if the person cannot be reached, call the HE 1 3400 number after 6 pm. The fragment implies a late contact instruction without additional context or names.
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Tribune
Miss Kansas Bets on Dancing Talent at Miss America
Beverly June Wood of Prairie Village represents Kansas in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. She performs a Charleston with 17 finalists, aiming to impress judges for a prized trophy and 10 preliminary score points. The 1963 winner is to be crowned Saturday night, after a parade opening amid rain and nervous anticipation.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Beverly June Wood
Kansas
Prairie Village
Miss Wood
Traffic Deaths Log Shows Regional Toll for September
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log covering 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday. September fatalities total 7 for 1962, with 391 deaths in comparable 1961 period 337.
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Topeka
Kansas
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R. W. Good and
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Jean Tucker
Shreveport
Continental Oil Co
Marion
Lake Milton
Glenn Sickle
Hoover
Special Building Fund
Supt
Buford Fisher
Aiken
Sen. E. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Castro
Rusk
Organization of American States
Joseph W. Reap
Edwin M. Martin
Czechoslovakia
Mrs. Wolken
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