Greenleaf Man Facing State Murder Charge
Wilbur Edward Allen of Greenleaf Kansas was arraigned and ordered held for district court on a first degree murder charge. He was arrested in Ocala Florida and accused of fatally shooting John Maxwell during a holdup at Maxwell's filling station between Webber Kansas and Superior Nebraska on August 7.
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Mankato
Kan
Wilbur Edward Allen
Greenleaf
Ocala
Fla
Allen
John Maxwell
Maxwell
Webber
Superior
Neb
Murder charge dropped in Range case at Beloit jail
Allen was held for safekeeping in Beloit jail. His statements cleared William Burt Range, a transient, and the murder charge against Range was dropped in the case.
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Allen
Beloit
William Burt Range
Range
State official resigns in Kansas due to ill health
TOPEKA AP Richard T. Fadely Kansas director of revenue resigned Monday because of ill health Gov Anderson said he accepted the resignation with regret The governor made no comment on a successor
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Topeka
Richard T. Fadely
Kansas
Anderson
Mathews Given Term For Double Slayings
Francis W. Mathews, 62, was sentenced to 12 years for second degree murder in the slayings of his wife Rosalee 55 and barber Clarence Robbins 55. The couple had been married two months and Mathews claimed Robbins was breaking up his home.
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Kansas C&tv
Francis W. Mathews
Mathews
Rosalee
Clarence Robbins
Robbins
Ambulance Collides With Truck in Joplin Fatal Crash
An ambulance rushing to a hospital collided with a tractor trailer at Highway 71 and 166 in Joplin. The ambulance driver was killed and two attendants injured. Five people were ejected. two trauma patients from a prior crash were listed in critical condition at St. John's Hospital.
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Joplin
St. John’s Hospital
Louis Swarnes
Don Williams
Virgil Phillips
Freeman Hospital
Williams
Phillips
St. John’s
Jess Hudson
Highway 166
Swarnes
Hudson
L .R. Shiflet
Students plan trip to Cuba despite State Dept ban
Anatol I. Schlosser, a 25 year old NYU drama student, says 30 to 100 American students will travel to Cuba late this month to evaluate the Castro government. He claims invitations from the Cuban federation of university students and says travel will be funded partially or wholly. Participants from several universities are named and plans include flying from Toronto around December 22nd to January 3rd. The State Department warns of a $5000 fine and up to five years in prison for travelers.
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New York
State Department
Cuba
Anatol I. Schlosser
New York University
Cuban Federation of University Students
Schlosser
Havana
California University
Wisconsin University
Buffalo University
North Carolina University
Columbia
Santa Fe Orders 24 High Level Chair Cars
The Santa Fe Railway placed an $8 million contract with the Budd Co. for 24 high level chair cars. The deal, announced Monday, aims to boost passenger traffic by expanding the fleet beyond the 50 cars already in service, with upper level seating and lower level lounges and luggage space.
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Santa Fe Railway
Budd Co
Philadelphia
The
Santa Fe
Kansas State Employment Service
Mass
Lawrence
Albert Wilson
Wilson Window Co
9Th & Conn
Ph. VI
Lawerence
Lawrence Journale World
Sunbeam
Ray Stoneback
St. VI
Eudora
UNC Runner Larry Henry Shuns Shoes in Cross Country
Larry Henry of the University of North Carolina runs cross country barefoot. He hails from Horse Shoe North Carolina and is known for competing without shoes in regional events.
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Larry Henry
University of North Carolina
Horse Shoe, N. C
Congressmen Protest Battleship Removal Keeps Missouri in Puget Sound
Washington representatives Thor C. Tollefson and Thomas M. Pelley protest plans to move the U S S Missouri from Puget Sound to California. The battleship, famed for hosting Japan's surrender, remains in the mothball fleet at Bremerton.
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U.S.S. Missouri
Bremerton
Wash
Puget Sound
Thor C. Tollefson
Thomas M. Pelley
Paul B. Fay Jr
Navy
California
Missouri
Japan
Actor Mitchell Dies at Age 70
Hollywood mourns Thomas Mitchell a famed actor and playwright who died of cancer at 70 after a 50 year career. The Elizabeth New Jersey native known for Gone With The Wind and Stagecoach leaves widow Susan and daughter Anne Lang with James Mitchell as a nephew.
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Thomas Mitchell
Charles Laughton
Notre Dame
Mitchell
Scarlett O’hara
Elizabeth
N.J
John Barrymore
Perry Como
Susan
Anne Lang
James Mitchell
Labor
Eisenhower
Two Kansas youths charged after Santa Fe train incident
Two 17 year old Derby residents, David Lindsey and Jerald Torpinghaus, face preliminary hearing December 26 on felony charges of wilfully obstructing a railroad after a Santa Fe streamline plowed into a barrel of kerosene. The San Francisco chief had 300 plus passengers but no fire. They signed statements claiming it was a lark. bonds were set at $2,000.
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Wichita, Kan
Santa Fe
David Lindsey
Jerald Torpinghaus
Derby
Kan
San Francisco
Kansas
Daniel Dwyer
Court of Common Pleas
New Jersey Man Confesses Slaying Family Members
Gabri el Richard Trifari, 26, confessed to bludgeoning his father Maxim Trifari, mother Maria Trifari, brother Maxim Jr. and sister Olga at the family farm in Freehold New Jersey. He was jailed after an examination was ordered and police described his eyes as bloody from self-inflicted gashes. He told officers God commanded the killings and later asked for a priest to bless eggs. The four bodies were found in and near the Trifari home following the confession.
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Freehold
N.J
Gabriel Richard Trifari
Trifari
Maxim
Maria Trifari
Maxim Jr
Olga
Lakewood
Frank Snyder
Snyder
Unique Accord Reached by Union and Kaiser Committee
In Fontana, Kaiser Steel Corp and the United Steelworkers unveiled a three year, nine member committee crafted labor pact to ease automation impacts. It includes a cost savings plan with retraining for displaced workers and rising pay as costs fall, plus a wage floor aligned to the steel industry. The deal awaits worker approval with votes likely in January and covers seven thousand Kaiser workers locally.
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David J. McDonald
Aflcio United Steelworkers of America
Kaiser
McDonald
Public Auction At Miller Ranch Olathe Kansas
Public sale of farm machinery feed and other items at the Miller Ranch 1 mile west of Provence Village Olathe Kansas on U S 56 Friday December 21 1962 starting 10 30 a m Machinery includes tractors plows mowers balers combines and hay equipment plus shop tools hay grain and ensilage quantities and livestock two saddle horses two young milk cows. Terms cash. Not responsible for accidents. Frank Houston manager. Auctioneer Bing Carter Tel TU 4 8271 Gardner. 1st National Bank Olathe clerk.
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Provence Village
Olathe
Kansas
U.S
New Holland
Woods
Williston
New Holland Field
John Deere
Davis
Miller Ranch, Inc
Frank Houston
Bing Carter
Gardner
Public notices and probate filings from Lawrence area
Official bids sought for a sanitation truck by the City of Lawrence. Probate notices involve Lydia E. Schutz estate and related hearings. final settlement for Michael Schutz estate. zoning appeal meeting on building permit. multiple rent and sale listings including Persian antiques and used cars from University Ford.
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H.R. Furn
Forrest
RK .Oberzan
Margeland
Ford
Settlement sought in Clara E Teter estate case in Kansas
The petition asks for final settlement of the estate of Clara Elizabeth Teter, approval of executor acts, accounting, executor and attorney fees, and court determination of heirs and shares under the will. Defenses must be filed by January 3, 1963 in Lawrence court. judgment will follow if not. The Lawrence National Bank files as petitioner with attorneys Fugene C. Riling. probate judge Charles C. Rankin signs.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State OF Kansas
Douglas County
Said
Lydia E. Schutz
Oliver Schutz
Ann Schutz
Kansas
Lawrence
Anna Schutz
Michael Schutz
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Robert B. Oyler
Lawrence Ee Journal-World
Clara Elizabeth Teter
Lawrence National Bank
W. D. Haught
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