Congress warns Havana and Moscow over Cuba risk
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a Senate drafted resolution asserting the United States will not tolerate a military force in Cuba threatening U.S. security. It outlines U S armed action under threat, surveillance of the Caribbean, and a rapid response to any attack on Guantanamo Bay, with broad support from lawmakers.
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Rusk signals U S to intercept Cuban Soviet arms moves
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Senate committee that the United States would use armed forces to intercept arms traffic if Cuba or the Soviet Union tried to move weapons to other Latin American nations. He noted the Caribbean surveillance could provoke incidents. The testimony supports a Senate resolution on Cuba.
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Monarch butterflies invade Chanute area in unusual migration
Left Hand Pitch Chanute reports a swarm of Monarch butterflies, the only native North American butterfly that migrates to Florida and southern states for winter. Residents phoned The Tribune to describe the sighting as peaches and cherries fruiting anomalies appear in local trees. Hutchinson State Fair results show Joe Blaine of Erie winning the state team pulling contest with Blaine’s team weighing 3,550 pounds and a final pull of 14,550 pounds three feet one half inch, earning $100.
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Florida
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Delmer Woolery
Thayer
Small Trucks Block Plants In Midwest Demonstrations
About 100 light trucks blocked the John Morrell packing plant in Ottumwa Iowa as NFO members protest to press for higher producer prices. Police opened a path for feed and meat trucks. Two demonstrators were arrested. Nearby actions included pig loads at East St. Louis yards and a 500-strong farmer protest outside the Swift fertilizer plant in Madison Wisconsin.
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East St. Louis
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Swift and Co
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Victims Identified in Flaming Service Station Crash
Two youths killed when their car crashed into a Berthoud service station were identified as George T. McDaniels 19 of Tahokoma Texahoma and Joy Glover 17 of Fort Collins Colorado. McDaniels a Colorado State University student, died Tuesday night.
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Rise In 24 Hour Log
Kansas traffic fatalities show one death in the Topeka area over 24 hours ending at 9 a.m. Thursday. Data covers September and lists figures for 1962 compared with 1961, with multiple period comparisons and an ongoing log.
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Kansas
State Hospital Patient Bound Over for Trial
A Larned State Hospital patient named Harry Meyers, 18, was bound over to District Court on a car theft charge after a county hearing. Dr. Steve Pratt, acting superintendent, requested the action amid rising thefts by escaping patients, marking a first for the facility.
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Larned State Hospital
Roland Reece
Pawnee
Steve Pratt
Harry Meyers
Great Bend
Prisoner escapes Garnett jail in Anderson County
A 45 year old prisoner named William Mitchell disappeared from the Anderson County jail in Garnett. Undersheriff Bill Gadelman said there was no indication how he escaped from the jail bullpen. Mitchell faced armed robbery and assault charges and had earlier escaped Missouri Penitentiary where he served 40 years. Delbert Hall, detained with Mitchell for beating and robbing Ruth Mowat at her Garnett home on July 18, remained in the bullpen.
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Anderson County
Bill Gadelman
William Mitchell
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Missouri Penitentiary
Delbert Hall
Ruth Mowat
Unity on Legislative Issues Is Urged for Oil, Gas Men
About 300 association members and guests attended the Eastern Kansas Oil and Gas Assn annual meeting at the American Legion building. President-elect McKnab of Winfield urged a united front on oil industry legislation, while Tom Schwinn called for strong independent oil organizations to counter tax and depletion proposals. Multiple officers were announced for the coming year including Wendell Weatherbie and Albion Bailey as district reps.
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Winfield
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Chanute
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Osawatomie
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Mack C. Colt
Iola
George Lauder
Emporia
R. C. Mendenhall Jr
Sedan
Noland
Carl Pate
Max Loy
Neosho County
R. D. Churchill
Wendell Weatherbie
Allen County
Albion Bailey
Neodesha
Wilson Coun
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Yates Center
Woodson County
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Wellington
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas
Schwinn
Carl Weiner II
Robert A. Finney
Humboldt
Clyde Hill
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Break-ins Reported Across Parsons City
Parsons police said five break ins occurred in Parsons last night with about 200 cartons of cigarettes stolen from a supermarket according to the morning report.
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Ponder Is Deported To Native Austria
Curt Leo Pold Ponder, 39, an interpreter at the Nuernberg war crimes trials, was deported from the United States to Austria after serving more than nine years in a federal prison for conspiring to turn over defense information to the Soviet Union.
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Curt Leopold Ponder
Nuernberg
Austria
Ponder
Atlanta
Soviet Union
Compromise Farm Bill Passes House in Cliffhanger Vote
The House approved a Senate House conference compromise farm bill by 202-197. It includes direct payments to farmers and a two price plan for wheat, with export and consumption support at 2 per bushel and feed wheat at 1.40. A 165-104 attempt to send it back to conference failed.
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Clown Tells Blind of Circus Opening in Los Angeles
AP reports on the Barnum & Bailey Circus opening in a Los Angeles arena. A clown, Bobby Kay, guided blind Braille Institute youngsters through sights like trapezes, ponies with dogs, camels and a zebra, explaining each act as the audience clapped at show’s end.
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Barnum & Bailey Circus
Braille Institute
Bobby Kay
Kansas Receives $91 416 From Mineral Lease Funds
Washington reports Kansas will get 91 416 dollars from the Interior Department as its share of government revenue from mineral leases on public lands in the state.
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Kansas
Interior Department
Menninger Brother Replaced on Penal Advisory Panel
Gov. John Anderson appoints Dr Karl Menninger to the Citizens Advisory Committee on Penal and Correctional Institutions replacing his brother Dr William Menninger who resigns. Fred S Corbett of Lakin named Kearny County sheriff to succeed George Hamm who also resigns.
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John Anderson
Karl Menninger
Citizens Advisory Committee On Penal and Correctional Institutions
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Will Menninger
Fred S. Corbett
Lakin
Kearny County
Corbett
George Hamm
House Panel Backs Kansas Watershed Projects Bee Creek Middle Caney
A House Agriculture Committee subcommittee recommends approving Kansas watershed projects Bee Creek and Middle Caney next week. Bee Creek spans 45,360 acres in Chautauqua and Montgomery counties costing about 951,800 with 672,100 federal share. Middle Caney covers 100,210 acres in Chautauqua and Elk counties at about 2,691,000 with 2,159,000 federal share.
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House Agriculture Committee
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Middle Caney
Kansas
Senate Agriculture Committee
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Chautauqua
Montgomery
Elk Counties
Pregnant Guppie Flies 142 Hours Over Southern California
Aero Spacelines Inc chief says the modified Boeing 377 Stratocruiser nicknamed the Pregnant Guppie completed a flawless first flight of 142 hours centered over Van Nuys California. The aircraft, with a widened midsection, aims to haul space vehicles and equipment too large for highways or rail. Further flight testing is planned before operation begins.
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Calif
California
Guppie
Jack Conroy
Aero Spacelines Inc
Independence Chamber Chief Resigns After Brief Tenure
Ralph Cox, secretary manager of the Independence Chamber of Commerce since Sept 1 1960, has resigned with no announced plans. The move comes from Independence Kansas.
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Kan
Ralph Cox
Independence Chamber of Commerce
State
Weather clear but cool across Kansas with warming Friday
Cooler weather moved into Kansas with morning lows from 41 in Russell and Topeka to 52 in Dodge City. Today’s highs expected in the lower 70s and tonight’s low 45 to 55 as a warming trend begins Friday across most sections.
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Wamego
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Garden City
Pittsburg
Meredith Faces Legal Bar to Mississippi Admission
In Oxford Mississippi officials fought to block James Meredith from enrolling at the all white University of Mississippi. A Jackson justice of the peace convicted Meredith for false voter registration and ordered arrest, while another warrant alleged perjury. The cases connect to a new law banning admission of persons with criminal records.
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James Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Meredith
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Attala County
Justice of the Peace
Homer Edgeworth
Ross Barnett
Mary Kay Born Convicted In Manslaughter Case
Mrs Mary Kay Born was found guilty on a reduced first degree manslaughter charge in the fatal shooting of her dentist husband Dr Harold Born. A 17 year sentence was set by the district court jury after nearly six hours of deliberation.
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Okla
Mary Kay Born
Laton L. Doty
Second Largest Soviet A-Test In Arctic Sky
The United States Atomic Energy Commission reports the Soviet Union conducted its second largest nuclear explosion in its current series over the Arctic region. The AEC did not provide an estimate of the blast force.
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Arctic
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