Four Ejected At House Cuba Travel Hearing Clash
Washington AP Backers of students who traveled to Cuba defying a travel ban staged a demonstration at a House hearing. Four were forcibly ejected. police carried two out bodily amid chants and signs outside. Witness Philip A. Luce and leader Levi Laub were questioned as authorities tried to control the disruption during the committee probe into the Cuba journey.
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Washington
Cuba
Philip A. Luce
New York
Louisiana
Virginia
Edwin E. Willis D-La
William
Massey
Edwin E. Willis
Committee
Fidel Castro
State Department
Phillip A. Luce
New York City
Barry Hoffman
Boston
Alfred Nittle
Luce
Levi Laub
Airlines
Mirza temple Shriners parade and Mexican Fiesta this weekend
Shriners from 11 Kansas counties prepare for their annual Mirza temple fall ceremonial in Chanute with a 1 30 p m Main Street parade featuring foot horse and motor units. The day includes a Memorial building concert at 2 pm novice rituals at 2 30 pm and a closing dance and midnight luncheon at the National Guard armory. Chanute hosts a Mexican Fiesta tonight with a coronation ceremony for fiesta queen Adela Ornelas and a sidewalk bazaar tomorrow. If rain, events move to Memorial building or alternate venues.
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Shrine
Mirza
Kansas
Main
Temple
City Park
Steuben
3Rd
Santa Fe
Memorial Building
Masonic Temple
Country Club
National Guard Armory
Abdallah Temple
Kansas City
Lawrence Lefholz
Don Williams
Rabban
Don Schulz
Howard Jobes
Max Sierk
E. E. Mueller
Oliver Curby
E. E. Lorey
Wayne Gill
Chanute
Santa Fe Park South Shelterhouse
Mexico
Spain
Adela Ornelas
W. J. Althaber
Chanute Merchants
Santa Fe Park
Los Alacrones
Juarez
Counties Get Stamp List
Atty. Gen. Ferguson sent county attorneys a list of federal gambling stamp holders in their counties and urged investigations. Federal offices provided the stamps. 313 were reported statewide. He asked counties to report results promptly.
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Topeka
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Kansas
Pease
Weather forecast for Kansas cool unsettled weekend
Topeka AP reports cool unsettled weather across Kansas with a brief warming trend Saturday. Lows tonight mid 50s, highs Thursday ranged 71 to 89 across locations, with overnight lows 53 to 60. Most of the state cloudy early with light drizzle in northeast and southwest. some clearing later.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Pittsburg
Garden City
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka for 24 Hours Log 63
An AP report lists Kansas traffic fatalities up to 9 a.m. Friday in September 1963. The log shows 388 deaths for the year to date, with a comparable 406 for 1962. One previously unreported fatality from August is noted.
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Topeka
Kansas
Unidentified Body Found Near Lebo Kansas
An unidentified man in his early 20s was found Friday beside Santa Fe Railroad tracks near Lebo. Sheriff Delbert Helmers reported no identification on the body and is investigating the death.
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Lebo, Kan
Delbert Helmers
One Day Sale: 1951 Ford Sold Quickly
Mr and Mrs Cleo Harris placed this Tribune classified. The 1951 Ford in excellent condition sold after one day. See the car across from the Drive In or call HE 10524 for more listings.
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Ford
Cleo Harris
The
Tribune
Escort to Hospital Doubles as Birth in Progress
Assistant chief of police Justin Time Les Spencer while on patrol on highway K39 was flagged down by a husband driving to Neosho Memorial Hospital with his wife in labor. Spencer provided escort to the hospital where the baby girl was born and both mother and daughter were reported in excellent condition. The parents are Mr and Mrs Joe Vincent of Porterville. The father and Spencer were in less favorable condition.
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Les Spencer
K39
Spencer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joe Vincent
Porterville
Two Kansas Citians Die in Plane Crash in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri AP Two Kansas City men died when their light plane crashed while attempting to land at Jefferson City Municipal Airport. Robert L Meherway Jr 51 a member of the Kansas City Election Board died at the scene John J Jack Hasburgh 47 died later at a hospital. Witnesses said the aircraft approached a grass runway from the south and rolled after impact.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Robert L. Meherway Jr
John J
Jack) Hasburgh
Two Nuclear Tests Fired Underground
The Atomic Energy Commission announced two underground nuclear tests at the Nevada test site, one small and one medium power. These were the 95th and 96th shots since testing began in September 1961.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Moon trip prize winner demands space voyage
Tulsa bookkeeper David Foust won Texize Chemicals sweepstakes grand prize a moon voyage, but was offered a European 21 day trip. He pressed for the moon trip while company officials said it could occur by 1970 or 1984. Foust now leans toward Europe, noting his wife might prefer him at home.
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New York
David Foust
Texize Chemicals Inc
Greenville, S.C
T. D. Greer
Texize
Foust
Europe
Greer
Ed Lee
W. J. Greer
Moon
Tulsa
Faust
Inside Job: Man Loses Boots Wallet and Cash in Hutchinson
Robert Alexander of Santa Ana woke in a Hutchinson hotel with no boots wallet or $420 after a smooth talking man on a Liberal to Hutchinson train offered to help him buy glasses. The stranger vanished with Alexander’s money and belongings at about 1 30 a m.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Robert Alexander
Santa Ana
Calif
Alexander
Liberal
Pratt
California
Kennedy says progress on racial integration keeps pace
President Kennedy, in a Washington news conference, backs the current tempo of desegregation while opposing racially divided politics. He commends Southern adherence to law in school integration across several states, cites mixed public opinion, and says broader housing-order steps are not now planned.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alabama
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
School Walkouts Urged by Birmingham Teen Rebels
In Birmingham a second day of protests saw more than 400 teens gather at Phillips High to join a sympathy walkout as students continued to boycott integrated schools. Police controlled crowds near Ramsay and Shades Valley while many West End absentees remained home. Nearby actions in Mobile and Huntsville showed mixed reception as desegregation efforts continued.
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Phillips
West End High
West End
Ramsay High
Shades Valley High
Shades Valley
Graymont Elementary
Tuskegee
Huntsville
Mobile
Murphy High
Murphy
Gasoline Tax Hike Urged by Kansas Officials
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Officials Joint Committee on Highways Roads and Streets urged raising the gasoline tax by 1.5 cents to fund highway improvements. The plan would split the revenue 4 million for cities 2.5 million for counties and townships with about 13 million annual yield. The panel rejected vehicle property taxes and vehicle sales taxes as sources.
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Topeka
Kansas Officials Joint Committee On
Hal Gerlach
State Highway Department
Kansas
John A. Erickson
Clay Center
Launch Sinks, One Missing, 20 Rescued
A Navy launch with 21 men aboard capsized 1000 yards from shore in Long Island Sound while ferrying sailors between shore leave and the destroyer Hazlewood for antisubmarine tests. Twenty were rescued, one is missing, and one man was taken to Mather Memorial Hospital. Fifteen reached shore. others were picked up by the Hazlewood.
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Port Jefferson
N.Y
Cap
Long Island Sound
Coast Guard
Hazlewood
Matthew Faessel
Northfield
Ohio
Mather Memorial Hospital
Setauket
Donald J. Hanson
Middletown
Cmdr
Faessel
Sinatra Lays Low Amid Nevada Gaming Probe
New York AP reports Frank Sinatra declined to confirm knowledge of meetings with underworld figure Sam Giancana at Cal Neva Lodge Lake Tahoe. He refused to identify his attorney, said he would return to Los Angeles to confer with lawyers, and noted the Nevada Gaming Control Board seeks to revoke his gaming license.
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New York
Frank Sinatra
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Cal-Neva
Lake Tahoe
Frank Jr
Americana
Los Angeles
Sinatra
Nemo Salvatore
Sam) Giancana
Justice Department
Cosa Nostra
Our Thing
Nevada Board
Sit-in at Kansas City mayor's office resumes protest
Civil rights demonstrators, six overnight volunteers, return to Mayor Kias Davis's office to oppose removing the personal services clause from a proposed public accommodations ordinance. CORE sponsors say demonstrators will attend the city council meeting as the measure is discussed.
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Kansas City
Kias Davis
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Town Ahead of Sunday
An intercepted note signals a quiet town scene with a hint of activity onSunday as movement remains minimal and cautious. The closing signs off in a personal tone.
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Cha
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