Iraq mobilizes forces under Syrian command after clashes
Iraq puts army and air force on standby and places armed forces under Syrian National Revolutionary Council after Syria Israel clashes. Baghdad radio says the council will support Syria with military and moral aid. Iraqi defense minister orders airports, planes, and west Euphrates units on alert.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Syrian National Revolutionary Council
Israel
Baghdad
Israal
National Revolutionary Council
Tire
Saleh Mahdi Ammash
Euphrates River
Euphrates
U.N. Security Council
New York
U.N
Local residents share visits and events in Tonganoxie
A long notice lists visitors and relatives in Tonganoxie and nearby towns. It includes trips to Leavenworth Topeka Kansas City and Chicago with family ties detailed. birth announcements twin births and travel updates to Estes Park Minnesota and Canada are noted along with club meetings and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Somers
Leavenworth
Will Somers
Don Robertson
Barbera
Dianna
Topeka
Clara Robertson
Don Klinkenberg
Kansas City
Kenneth Campbell
Will Klinkenberg
Judy
Billy Korb
Chicago
Fred Korb Sr
Lucile Lenihan
Ed Rathbone
St. Mary's Hospital
Emporia
Agnes Wilson
C. C. Wilson
Bob Jones
Glen Wager
Nora Skaggs
St. Margarets Hospital
W. L. Somers
Lee Ann
Donnita
Billy Reed
Melinda Klinkenberg
Bill Garner
Turner
Wendy Lee
Mabel Garner
Henry Wickey
Jim Quinley
Quinley
Nell Peters
Tonganoxie
Richard Verhage
Jack Vance
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
C. M. Bates
Don Earls
Lawrence
Charles. Carlson
Jack Schultz
James Throop
Doyle van Dyke
Gene Myracle
Homer Carpenter
Don Budenosky
Hazel Ridge Club
State Lake
Helen Bundy
Irene Miller
Harold Denholm
Omaha
Neb
David Thistlewaite
Kenneth Thisthwaite
Stony Point
Sheri
Robert Scott
Lake Forest
John Sparks
Carl Seward
Tom Johnson
Clifford Betterton
Jean
W. J. Stephenson Sr
Estes Park
Colo
Helen Newsome
Truman Shipp
Raytown
Roy Salmon
Tom Laming
Minnesota
Canada
Walter Denholm
Colorado Springs
Denver
Bruce Carpenter
Haviand
Violence Flare at Gould Batteries Plants in Illinois and Kansas
Violence erupted Tuesday as the IBW strike against Gould National Batteries spread to plants in Chicago Heights Illinois and Leavenworth Kansas. Police escorted a truck into the Chicago Heights site after brick throwing by pickets. one officer injured and 13 pickets arrested. In Leavenworth two non union workers were wounded by gunfire and a powder burn while others reported paint on trucks and “scab” marked vehicles.
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Chicago Heights
Gould National Batteries Inc
Leavenworthh
Kan
Leavenworth
Robert Taylor Jr
James Nichols
Jack Neilson
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Guard Strength Low After Budget Cuts
The Army National Guard strength has sunk to a low point due to tight federal budgets as Southern governors gathered for their annual conference. Maj. Gen. William H. Harrison Jr. warned that wholesale unit eliminations and cuts harm national security and cited a proposed $4 million cut from a $12 million budget for Guard officer and training programs.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Army National Guard
United States
William H. Harrison Jr
The
National Guard Association
Harrison
Army Guard
Southern Governors Conference
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Wallace
Cyrus R. Vance
Soviet Union
JFK Opinions On Big Topics At News Event
President Kennedy outlines views on Cuba, nuclear tests, civil rights, foreign aid, and the economy at a Washington news conference. He cautions on Soviet troops in Cuba, denies side deals on testing, backs overseas aid, urges civil rights/tax bills, and comments on Goldwater and party dynamics.
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JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Moscow
Teller
Edward Teller
United States
Congress
TFX
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
37 Cuban Refugees Rescued Near Bahamas by Coast Guard
A 26-foot motor sailboat carrying 37 Cuban refugees was towed aboard a Coast Guard cutter southeast of Anguilla Cay in the Bahamas. Navy aircraft spotted the vessel and Nemesis picked up 10 men 13 women and 14 children and will take them to Key West Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Anguilla Cay
Bahamas
Key West
Imports Cut Prices for Stainless Steel Sheets
U S steelmakers trimmed prices on polished stainless steel sheets amid imports from Japan and Europe. The move highlights a global steel upheaval as the United States shifts from exporter to net importer, with dumping cited by leaders at U S Steel and the United Steelworkers.
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New York
U.S
Japan
Europe
United States
Kennedy says defense chiefs in good position on TFX probe
President Kennedy rejects conflict concerns about the TFX warplane bid. Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert faces 10th day of Senate questioning as the panel probes possible favoritism in General Dynamics winning the contract worth billions. The president defends Secretary of Navy Fred Korth and other defense officials as Sterling, Gilpatric, and McNamara are also scrutinized.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Defense Department
Senate
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Subcommittee
Zuckert
Pentagon
General Dynamics Corp
Boeing Co
Secretary of Navy
Fred Korth
Korth
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Roswell L. Gilpatric
South Carolina Parks To Close Over Segregation Policy
South Carolina will close 26 state parks on September 8 to avoid enforced integration. A federal court order in July required integration within 60 days, but state law maintains segregated facilities. The impact will hit next season as closures take effect.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Milk Use Exceeds Forty Six Percent Fluid Demand
Use of milk supply over 46 percent of the nation is used as fluid milk and cream. The rest is mainly processed into butter cheese ice cream and other dairy products including evaporated condensed and non-fat dry milk.
Bergerac seeks contempt finding over estranged wife
Actor Jacques Bergerac asks the court to cite his estranged wife Dorothy Malone for contempt claiming she makes faces at him during visits with their two daughters Mimi age three and Diane eighteen months. Both 35, they await trial of divorce suits against each other.
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Los Angeles
Jacques Bergerac
Dorothy Malone
Bergerac
Miss Malone
Mimi
Diane
Power Lone Field Chief Stands Against Nuclear Test Ban
Gen. Thomas S. Power, head of the Strategic Air Command, is the lone military holdout against the limited nuclear test ban treaty. He aligns with Edward Teller in opposing ratification, telling a Senate subcommittee the treaty is not in the United States best interests and signaling concerns about preserving U S nuclear superiority. Observers predict no immediate punitive action from civilian leaders, with Power due to reach mandatory retirement in a little over a year.
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Washington
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Edward Teller
Teller
Senate
Power
United States
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
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Tonganokxie
Guard
Lawrence Paper CO
Oh & Nil
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
White House
Blough
McDonald
Power Lone
Els
Maine Street
Banda
PRIA
Tbs
Pach Ge
Dillon
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