U S Moves To Limit U2 Recon Flights
Washington reports the United States weighing new safeguards on military patrol flights near the Soviet Union after a U2 reconnaissance aircraft reportedly trespassed into Soviet air space in the Far East. Officials say the Kennedy administration conceded a U2 flight last Thursday may have been an unintentional navigation error due to severe winds. A policy banning U2 flights over Soviet territory remains in effect, with possible new precautions under review such as routing in bad weather and enhanced radar tracking to ensure position accuracy.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Far East
Japan
U.S
State Department
Moscow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Garden City promotes Friendliest Employee contest kickoff
The Telegram announces an upcoming Employee contest inviting readers to nominate local employers as the friendliest and most courteous. The paper notes Chamber of Commerce support, summer delays, and cites humorous double talk quotes while recounting Garden City mayor Jim Sloan boasting about a Labor Day trip and a winding motor anecdote.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Associated Press
Garden City
Jim Sloan
Pike’s Peak
Sharp Quake Hits Salt Lake City
A sharp earthquake struck Salt Lake City at 9 05 a m today six days after a damaging tremor in northern Utah no damage was reported from today s quake buildings in downtown Salt Lake and across the valley were jolted the prior tremor caused damage estimated at 500000 to 1 million with no injuries reported
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Valley
State Shivers In Cold Wave
Kansans faced a sharp cold snap with 40 at Hill City and 43 at Concordia a record low for the date. Temperatures were to rise to near 70 statewide with highs 63 to 75 in the north and south. Lows tonight near 50s. warmer by Thursday as skies cleared and only light rain expected Tuesday in northern and eastern areas.
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Topeka
Kansans
Hill City
Pittsburg
Concordia
Goodland
Washington
Havensville
Akron Mays Miles Pree
Lasanta
Trace
Dodge City
Emporia
Garden City
Goolland
TU City
Ruspell
Fia
Balvnn
Wichita
Britain Rejects Soblen Plea for Clemency and Deportation
Britain rejected Robert A. Soblen's final clemency plea and ordered deportation to the United States "as soon as practicable." The 61 year old former war time spy faced life in the U S and has been on the run since June, fleeing via Tel Aviv and landing in Britain after an Israeli airliner incident. Deportation timing was not announced though Thursday was considered likely.
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London
Britain
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
Soviet Union
Tel Aviv
Israel
New York
Czechoslovakia
Boy on Horse in US 83 Collision Near Emerson
An 11 year old boy Louie Albert Ford was treated at St. Catherine's emergency room for facial lacerations and body bruises after a car struck the horse he rode. Driver William C. McDuff, 49, Dallas Texas, said the horse and rider ran onto US 83 near Emerson north of Five Points. The collision occurred at 6 45 p.m. The horse was injured and the car hood bore the animal. Undersheriff Earl Robinson relayed details.
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St. Catherine’s Emergency Room
Louie Albert Ford
Rt. 1
William C. McDuff
Dallas
Texas
McDuff
US 83
Emerson
Five Points
Pierceville PTA Hosts Ice Cream Social for New Teachers
The Pierceville Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor an ice cream social in the grade school lunch room at 8 p.m. Friday for all new teachers in the Pierceville school system.
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Pierceville
Parent-Teachers Assn
Mariner 2 Aims For Venus After Course Change
In Pasadena AP reports Mariner 2 streaks toward Venus after a deliberate course adjustment. Scientists expect a 9000 mile flyby near the planet with instruments seeking signs of life. The probe launched August 25 from Cape Canaveral and reached a precise nose orientation and tail burn to correct an earlier off course path.
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Pasadena
Calif
United States’ Mariner 2
Venus
Earth
Mariner 2
Soviet Union
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mariner
U.S. Space
Fowl Hunt Ends On a Foul Note
A Sunday chicken chase ended in injury when a Mrs Brasher discharged a rifle while aiming at a loose fowl. Her daughter Beryl Brasher 14 year old suffered a fractured bone in the right foot and was taken to St Catherine Hospital. The chicken was captured and returned to its coop and the family later ate the bird.
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Beryl Brasher
Dwight Brasher
Star Rt
St. Catherine Hospital
Worst Industrial Aircraft Accident in U S
Thirteen men died when a two engine private airplane owned by Ashland Oil & Refining Co crashed on a farm southeast of Ravenna Ohio. The flight carried executives from Frontier Oil and Allied Oil subsidiaries to a sales meeting in Ashland Kentucky. The crash near Lake Milton at about 8 30 p m produced a crater several feet deep and a massive explosion. Survivors were none. Names include Clayton Maxwell Newton Bricka James Mahan James Whittaker Joseph Collins Jay Alexander Robert Wullf Wayne Wiggins W H Parr John Drennan James Goff Blaine Berkstresser Ronald Roberts and Richard McKenzie who reported hearing a scream before the crash.
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Ravenna, Ohio
Here
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Cleveland
Buffalo
Ashland
Tinentallil Co
Marion
Ohio
Lake Milton
Glenn Sickle
Frontier Oil Co
Clayton G. Maxwell
Frontier
Newton A. Bricka
James A. Mahan Jr
James Whittaker
Joseph A. Collins
Asiland Oil Co
Allied Oil of
Jay P. Alexander
Allied Oil
Robert Wulff
Wayne T. Wiggins
W. H. Parr
Allied
Ashtabula
John W. Drennan
James Goff
Blaine Berkstresser
Ronald Roberts
Richard McKenzie
Quake Shakes Red Armenia
A quake struck Soviet Armenia near the Iran Turkey frontier early today, shaking Yerevan and following a series of tremors after a giant Iran quake. In Turkey’s Igdir near the frontier, moderate tremors damaged about a quarter of buildings with no deaths reported.
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Moscow
Armenia
Iran
Turkey
Yerevan
Ankara
Igdir
Senate panel backs postal rate hike plan
A Senate committee tentatively agreed to back a House measure raising first class and airmail postage by one cent. The plan would substitute percentage increases for the penny per copy rise and set three annual hikes of 4 percent on editorial content and 10 percent on advertising content for second class periodicals.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Post Office
Olin D. Johnson
Ds.c
Barton to Vote On Juco Proposal
Residents of Barton County will vote on November six to establish a junior college district. County commissioners approved a resolution calling a county wide vote under a 1961 statute enabling junior college formation, pending voter approval.
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Great Bend, Run
Barton County
Kennedy Warns Cuba U S Ready to Stop Aggression
President Kennedy warned the United States will use whatever means necessary to prevent Cuba from using Soviet arms against the Western Hemisphere. He cited growing Soviet aid to Cuba including missiles torpedo boats and military technicians, while signaling no organized bloc combat force evidence.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Hemisphere
Soviet Union
White House
Nike
Iraq
Indonesia
U.S
Bloc
Hobby Club Winners Listed
Winners of Fifty-Pace Flippers in the Young Hobby Club contest for Wednesday August 22 were Fred McMillan Bruce McMillan Bruce Francis Roger Boman Jimmy Petersen and Daryl Dimitt all from listed addresses. Prizes will be mailed soon. Cappy Dick judges entries for local and national prizes in the Telegram series.
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Fred McMillan
Bruce McMillan
Rt. 1
Bruce Francis
Summit
Roger Boman
Nolth
Jimmy Petersen
Daryl Dimitt
Telegram
Cappy Dick
Four Lawrence Residents Killed In Airplane Crash
Four Lawrence, Kansas residents died when a single engine Cessna 182 crashed about four miles north of Topeka near the Elmont community. Victims: A. J. Bodle the pilot, his daughters Linda Kay Bodle 23 and Ann Bodle Hull 2, and his son‑in‑law Paul Hull 26. They were en route to the World’s Fair in Seattle. wreckage found 7:15 a.m. today after failing to refuel at Laramie and lose radio contact. Weather had rough ceilings from 3,000 feet to 700 feet.
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Topeka
Kan
Lawrence
Elmont
U.S. 75
A. J. Bodle
Linda Kay Bodle
Ann Bodle Hull
Paul Hull
Seattle
Laramie
Wye
Garden City seeks most courteous employees in reader poll
Garden City Telegram invites readers to vote for Garden Citys friendliest and most courteous woman and man employees. Five week campaign runs through Sept 29 with $25 savings bonds and framed certificates for top winners and 50 honorable mentions. Ballots published daily. vote boxes at Chamber of Commerce, Fidelity State Bank, Garden National Bank, and Telegram. mail ballots accepted.
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Garden City
Gates
Chamber of Commerce
Fidelity State Bank
Garden National Bank
Garden City Telegram
Kansas
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