Tito Nikita Join In Blast at China
Khrushchev and Tito, once rivals, reveal renewed friendship during their Yugoslav visit. They praise independence from Moscow and back limited economic cooperation while maintaining ties with both East and West. Tito defends workers self management against Chinese critics as Khrushchev signals agreement.
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Poisoning suspected as two children die in Webb City area
Webb City Mo AP two children died and another in the Allenbaugh family remained in critical condition as doctors investigated possible food poisoning or bacterial infection. Five children from the nearby Carl Junction area were hospitalized in Carthage with vomiting and diarrhea, two admitted, others released. Authorities warned residents to seek medical care or contact poison control as cases may be linked but were not confirmed.
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Wendell Fuhr
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China Hospital
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Asbury's
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Tax Evader Landis Given 30-Day Tax Sentence Amid Psychiatric Treatment
James M. Landis former Harvard Law School dean and ex SEC chair received a 30 day sentence for late income tax filings from 1956 to 1960. He is under psychiatric care for a habit described as difficult to control while continuing public service and awaiting further tax payments. He advised Presidents Roosevelt Truman and Kennedy during his career.
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Neurological Institute of Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Sylvester J. Ryan
U.S. Attorney's Office
U.S. Public Health Service Hospital
Staten Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Kennedy
Joe Louis Turns Singer Dancer in Las Vegas Club Date
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis, 49, debuts as a song and dance man on the Las Vegas night club circuit. He walked a luminous rope in shining boxing shoes as show girls danced nearby. Ringside observer Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom quipped about his singing while Louis said the act pays well and is a job as he works to pay off a back tax debt.
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Joe Louis
Louis
Ringsider
Maxie Rosenbloom
Joe
Gas May Have Caused Moab Mine Explosion
A federal official indicated methane gas could have sparked the Moab potash mine blast that killed 18 men near Moab Utah. Seven survived, with two rescued earlier. bodies located near shaft base. FBI helped identify remains as officials planned probe and mine closure for days.
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Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
James Westfield
U.S. Bureau of Mines
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FBI
Casper Nelson
Westfield
Traffic safety vigilance as Labor Day weekend starts
The chief warns officers will focus on school zones to curb speeding and enforce stop signs as students resume routines. Lone Star Lake, Tonganoxie, and Shawnee Lakes brace for near capacity crowds, with Friday light but weekend traffic expected to rise, radar used to keep traffic moving safely.
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Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Shawnee Lakes
Fred Brooker
Farland Resigns as Panama Ambassador Amid AID Dispute
Retiring U S Ambassador Joseph S Farland sails home after a Panamanian outpouring of affection not seen for any other foreign diplomat He resigned from the Foreign Service citing differences with the U S Agency for International Development and disagreements over a housing project in Panama.
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U.S
Joseph S. Farland
Cuba trip students face likely light punishment
The columnist argues that 50 students who toured Cuba with Castro’s regime should face federal penalties for breaking the law, but predicts they will likely receive only a verbal admonishment. He critiques U.S. officials for leniency and questions the impact on respect for laws and national image.
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Castro
U.S
New York
State Department
America
Latin America
Building pressure on Congress for Kennedy tax cut
In Washington the Democratic National Committee urged officials nationwide to pressure Congress to move Kennedy's tax reduction plan. Senator Smathers doubted passage this year, while party leaders push to stress the legislation's importance to constituents.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Kennedy
John M. Bailey
Democratic
Bailey
George A. Smathers
D - Fila
Ambiguous OCR fragment on Korea POW exchange date
Readable portion notes applications received on August 12 falling outside the zero year statute of limitations. It cites a covering date of August 4 1953 the day before the Korea prisoner exchange began.
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Korea
Former Wire Chief Named UT Austin Journalism Professor
Frank J. Starzel retired this year as AP general manager and has been named a professor of journalism at the University of Texas at Austin. The 59 year old Le Mars native announced the move during a Le Mars visit with his brother Rome, publisher of the Le Mars Globe Post.
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Texas Journalism Post
J. Starzel
The
Associated Press
University of Texas At Austin
Starzel
le Mars
Rome
le Mars Globepost
Lawrence Post Office Labor Day Schedule and Local Events
The Lawrence Post Office will observe a Labor Day holiday with no city or rural deliveries. lobby open for box holders. Lawrence High School earned five top ratings from 1962 Kansas football officials in the Kansas High School Activities Journal for field and facilities, crowd attitude, and player and staff conduct. A pavement section on 6th Street east of Iowa Street was raised by five tons of cement and site work, with further repairs planned if needed. Prof Palmerlee of KU and his military family are featured as sons Tom, Albert, and David proceed with Marine Corps, Navy ROTC, and ship duties, while Tom marries Christina Robinson and heads to Quantico.
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Lawrence High School
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Kansas High School Activities Journal
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Iowa Street
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Hodges
Albert Palmerlee
Kansas University
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Marine Corps
Albert
Dealey
Rhode Island
David
Far East
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Palmerlee
Navy
Christina Robinson
St. Mary’s
Quantico
Axel Stordahl Dies At 50 Longtime Sinatra Arranger
Axel Stor dahl 50 longtime musical arranger for Frank Sinatra died Friday at home. He composed music and was musical director of McHale's Navy. He is survived by widow June Hutton and two children.
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Hollywood
Axel Stordahl
Frank Sinatra
Stordahl
June Hutton
Open Washington Kremlin Hot Line Signals Crisis Avoidance
The historic Washington Moscow hot line is now operational under a U.S. Soviet treaty to forestall war. It links Teletype circuits and radio for urgent direct talks between leaders during emergencies, not routine diplomacy. Attendants monitor messages day and night, with bilingual staff on duty.
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The
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Moscow
White House
Pentagon
Kennedy
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Prohibitionists Select Hillsdale Professor for 1964 Bid
E Harold Munn Sr a 59 year old Hillsdale College education head and former Prohibition vice presidential nominee won the party’s presidential nomination on the first ballot at its 24th convention in St Louis He promises a nationwide message and a goal to appear on 25 state ballots.
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United States
E. Harold Munn Sr
Department of Education
Hillsdale
Mich
National Prohibition Party
Munn
Prohibition Party
Greenville College
Illinois
University of Michigan
Northwestern
Central College of
McPherson
Kan
Prohibition
Loving Cup Presented in Victoria by London Mayor
Sir Ralph Perring lord mayor of London and his wife toured Canada and gave Victoria mayor R B Wilson a loving cup at a hotel luncheon in Victoria. The cup is a silver gilded replica of the Guildhall cup used before the 1666 fire in London.
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B.C
Ralph Perring
London
R.B. Wilson
Guildhall
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