Senate approves Kennedy reserve call up authority
The Senate Armed Services Committee votes unanimously to grant the president standby power to call up 150000 reserves if a sudden crisis arises. McNamara warns the move adds flexibility for prompt response as international tension rises and Congress prepares to act.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
White House
U.S
Oth
Senate
Met
Richard B. Rusthe
Berlin
D-Ga
House
Security Interests Services Committee
United
Mixed Price Reactions To NFO Holding Move Across Midwest
Corning Iowa reports show mixed price results as NFO holding action affects livestock markets. Cattle, hog, and sheep receipts shift at Chicago and Kansas City with higher prices and larger runs in some terminals while Omaha totals lag year ago. Staley notes tight direct delivery points and potential farmer restraint if packers cut slaughter.
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Corning
Iowa
Midwest
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
McNamara
NFO
Congress
Kennedy
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Indianapolis
Omaha
Staley
Baltimore Union
Fred W. Gilmore
Union Stock Yard Co
National Stock Yards
East St. Louis
Ill
St. Louis
National Farmers Organization
Mystery girl identified in Indianapolis case with no happy ending
Police matched the four year old known as Smiley to Jeannie Lee Odom, daughter of Lois Jean Littler by a prior marriage. Littler and Ruby St Clair were charged with child neglect. Jeannie was found at the Marion County Guardian Home after three weeks in uncertainty.
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Topeka
Donald McDaniel
Owen Duling
Dusty
Nubbin
McDaniels
Daling
Mrs. Littler
Jeannie
Shrine Will Honor Top Kansas Mason
Parson s Kan AP Armans H Bishop of Parsons grand master of the Masonic grand lodge of Kansas will be honored at a ceremonial in Parsons by Mirza Temple for the Shrine. Bishop has been a member of Mirza Temple the past 26 years. A class of 20 novices is anticipated for the ceremonial.
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Parsons, Kan
Armans H. Bishop
Parsons
Masonic Grand Lodge of Kansas
Mirza Temple
Bishop
California driver killed in Infinity jet car blast at Bonneville
San Mateo California driver Glenn Leasure died when the jet car Infinity exploded during a test run on the Bonneville Salt Flats measured mile in western Utah.
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Bonneville
Eisenhower and Kennedy Hold White House Meeting
Former President Eisenhower, just back from Europe, reported his observations to President Kennedy in a White House meeting that lasted over an hour before a 1 PM EDT luncheon. Kennedy had returned that morning from Newport, Rhode Island.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
Newport
R.I. Kennedy
Graf
Frost Reveals Secret Message From Khrushchev to Kennedy
New York AP Frost returns from a 10 day Soviet trip and hints at a secret Khrushchev message to President Kennedy. He notes Khrushchev doubts U S will fight and worries liberals, while Frost says he leans cautious on socialism yet believes it may be necessary for growing billions. He plans to wait for the President rather than arrange a meeting.
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New York
Robert Frost
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Frost
United States
Berlin Wall
Kansas Votes In Congress on Tax Revision Roll Calls
AP reports how Kansas members voted on recent roll calls in Washington. Senate amendments by Young Ohio and Proxmire Wisconsin were rejected. Mansfield Montana motion to table Dirkson Illinois was adopted. Douglas Illinois amendment to cut oil and gas depletion was rejected. House roll calls omitted.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Young
Ohio
Carlson and Pearson
Proxmire
D-Wis
Carlson, Pearson
Mansfield
D-Mont
Dirksen
R-Ill
Carlson
Pearson
Douglas
D-Ill
Four Runaway Boys Steal and Wreck Cars
Four boys aged 15 and 16, runaways from a church operated Boys Ranch near Dodge City, stole three cars and wrecked two east of Emporia near Lebo. Kenny Frampton of Topeka and Tom Gilbert of Emporia were captured south of Lebo. Charles Cowen of Kansas City was seized near Burlington. the fourth surrendered at a Newton youth home. The spree started with a car theft at Kinsley and ended with police custody.
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Emporia
Kan
Dodge ‘City
Lebo
Kenny Frampton
Topeka
Tom Gilbert
Charles Cowen
Kansas City
Burlington
Methodist
Newton
Kinsley
Watershed Tour Heads Through Jefferson and Osage Counties
A caravan of 32 farmers from the Big Creek watershed near Chanute tours watershed improvements in Jefferson and Osage counties. The six-car group tours as part of planning for a Big Creek Watershed District, with a free luncheon in Topeka by Martin Tractor Co. Participants include John Gorton Randall Diver Bert Campbell plus travelers from Humboldt and Iola. they left Iola at 8 30 a.m.
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Big Creek
Chanute
Jefferson
Osage
Topeka
Martin Tractor Co
John Gorton
Randall Diver
Bert Campbell
Humboldt
Iola
Five Kansas traffic deaths reported over weekend
The Associated Press counts five fatalities across Kansas. Mrs. Haberman 22 of Great Bend died when her car overturned near Great Bend injuring an unborn child. Kathleen Asher 10 died in Overland Park in a two car crash. her mother and another woman injured. Carl Doehring 71 and John Knouse 24 perished in a head on crash near Lebo. Mrs. I S Barg er 57 died of injuries near Wichita and Floyd Barger 72 remained hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Alvin Haberman
Near Great Bend
Carl F. Doehring
Newton
John Knouse
Burlington
Kathleen Asher
Mission
I. S. Barger
McGehee
Ark
Asher
Overland Park
Haberman
U.S. 281
Great Bend
Doehring
Knouse
Lebo
U.S. 50
Barger
Keating Disturbed by Cuba Berlin Diplomatic Talks
Senator Kenneth Keating of New York says he is disturbed by indications that top U.S. and Soviet officials may be considering a diplomatic deal involving Cuba and Berlin. He suggests Khrushchev told Kennedy to back off Berlin while Moscow would back off in Cuba.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
U.S
Cuba
Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Keating
Red China Downed U2 Spy Plane in Cross-Strait Clash
Taipei reports one of two U2 aircraft bought from the United States by the Nationalists was shot down during a routine reconnaissance over the mainland. Washington says U2 purchases were approved but operation was Nationalist, with possible sharing of intelligence with the United States.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red China
United States
U.S
Red Mainland
Lockheed Corporation
State Department
Washington
Peiping
Soviet Union
Sovijet
Sakhalin Island
Defense Department
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Kenndy
Newport
R.L
Kansas Weather Daily Report Highs Reach 70s
Topeka drivers woke to clear skies and near normal temperatures after a chilly spell. Record lows were tied or set at several locations with readings from 39 at Hill City to 48 at Pittsburg. Forecast calls for lingering fair weather through Tuesday with highs in the 70s and possibly low 80s, and nights in the mid 50s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hill City
Pittsburg
Manhattan
Salina
Concordia
Dodge City
Wichita
Fishing Rescue Fails to Deter Labor Day Trip
Newark residents John McClary and Keith Oveson faced a perilous venture on the San Joaquin River as they struggled to escape 1000 foot cliffs and raging waters. Rescue crews used helicopters ropes and rafts to reach the men who eventually were airlifted to safety with only minor injuries.
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Newark
Calif
John McClary
Keith Oveson
Hayward
San Francisco Bay
Middle Fork
San Joaquin River
Madera
Oveson
Air Force
Phone referral for Tribune contact details
The notice directs readers to dial a Tribune contact after 6 pm via HE 1-3400 if the primary number is unreachable. It implies a carrier or alternative contact method for the Tribune.
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Tribune
Mrs. Peacock Wins Tribune News Tip Award
Mrs. Norman Peacock of Walnut is the week’s top tipster, receiving the $3 prize after reporting a dispute over a cooperative plan for operating Kimball Stark and Lavenburg elementary schools. The tip spurred three Tribune stories and readers are urged to submit unusual happenings to The Tribune.
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Norman Peacock
Walnut
Peacock
Kimball
Stark and Lavenburg
Peacocks
Tribune
Chanute
The
the Tribune
Wirtz Seeks Breakthrough in Rail Strike Talks
In Washington representatives of the Chicago and North Western Railroad and its striking telegraphers meet Acting Labor Secretary Wirtz to settle a 12 day walkout. Federal mediator O Neill attends as talks continue amid tentative progress. The strike, affecting nine Midwestern states, involves about 16500 workers with 1000 telegraphers out. The dispute centers on job security and union demands, with an emergency board urging training for displaced workers.
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Wirtz
Ben Heineman
Order of Railroadgra
G. E. Leighty
Order of Railroad Telegraphers Afl-Cio
Francis A.o'neill Jr
Heineman
Leighty
O'Neill
Chicago
Goldberg
C&nw
Clyde J. Fitzpatrick
Unon
Kennedy
Gallon Marks For Donors At Red Cross Drive
A two day Red Cross blood collection saw donors reach one two and three gallon levels. Richard Webb of Chanute and Eugene Fox of Thayer hit the three gallon mark. Two gallon donors included Jack VanWickle Mrs Fred Robertson and Mrs Erma Brandon all of Chanute. Eleven people reached one gallon including Mrs Virgil Taylor Thayer G J McGee Raymond Borjas Joe Giacomo Isidro Savedra Jack Hovorka Bill Dever James Laurie Mrs Dorothy Phillips Harold Burghart and Sterling Martin of Chanute.
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Red Cross
Richard Webb
Chanute
Eugene Fox
Thayer
Jack VanWickle
Fred Robertson
Erma Brandon
Virgil Taylor
G. J. McGee
Raymond Borjas
Joe Giacomo
Isidro Saved
Soviet guards allow US troop convoys to West Germany
Berlin reports say Soviet guards let 391 US officers and men in 62 vehicles move from West Berlin to West Germany for training without incident. London confirms Britain maintains a ban on arms shipments to Cuba. Lisbon reports the Nina replica of Columbus' ship making slow progress toward America after being intercepted off Nazare. A time-bomb was found Sunday in a teenager’s luggage at the Red China Lappa Island border customs house.
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London
Foreign Office
Britain
Cuba
Lisbon
Portugal
America
Nazare
Vigo
Spain
Huelva
Macro
Red China
Lappa
Traffic Fatalities Log For September 1962 In Topeka
Kansas traffic death log shows 399 deaths for September 1962, up from 377 in the comparable 1961 period. Data covers 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday.
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Topeka
Kansas
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