Loeb to report on Peru crisis after coup
U S Ambassador James Loeb returns to Washington for consultations with President Kennedy and State Department officials on Peru's military seizure. The Peruvian junta welcomed his departure, while protests erupt in Lima. Caribbean nations seek a hemispheric foreign ministers meeting to condemn the coup, with Brazil opposing intervention.
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Peru
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Ecuador
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Thor Fails In Test Shot Third Fizzle
Washington AP reports the destruction of a Thor rocket with a nuclear device on Johnston Island caused no injuries and no radioactive hazard. The booster was deliberately destroyed after a malfunction, with all fires extinguished and no detonation.
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Five Mile Swim Aids Stranded Fishing Party
Monroe Michigan AP reports 14 year old Dennis Churchill swam more than five miles through rough Lake Erie waters to reach shore and assist a fishing party after their 14 foot boat capsized in a squall. James Bomin Sr James Jr William Monday and Denis Churchill were aboard. Laney disappeared. Coast Guard Toledo unit responded to the distress. Dennis Churchill swam to shore after reaching the Raisin River mouth as the others clung to the overturned boat.
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Monroe, Mich
Lake Erie
James Bomin Sr
James Jr
William Monday
James R. Laney
Denenis Churchill
Monroe
Swent
Churchill
Sheriff's
Dennis
Raisin ‘River
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Bomias
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Laney
Man From McPherson Injured in 15-Foot Fall
A 19 year old McPherson man, John Brockway, fell 15 feet from a silo under construction on the Gene Plummer farm near Perry. He suffered a fractured hip and a concussion and was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital before being moved to the Kansas University Medical Center in Fair conditions.
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Gene Plummer
Perry
John Brockway
Concrete Products Co
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Zanuck Named President of 20th Century Fox in Studio Shakeup
Darryl F. Zanuck began his first full day as president of 20th Century Fox with a call for sweeping reforms to return the studio to profitability. The veteran producer, 59, succeeds Spyros Skouras effective immediately after being elected on Wednesday night as the largest Fox stockholder.
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20Th Century-Fox Film Corp
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Hollywood
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Spyros Skouras
Kansas University Names New Lutheran Campus Minister
Rev. David G. Johnson chosen as campus minister for KU Lutherans. He will move to Lawrence with his family Aug 1, reside at 1506 Crescent Dr parsonage purchased by the Lutheran Student Foundation of Kansas. Johnson, a Augustana College and Luther Seminary graduate, previously pastored Trinity Lutheran Church in Fowler Colorado for two years.
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Colby Man Charged in Embezzlement Case
Robert L Armstrong, 29, of Colby Kansas, faces embezzlement charges after allegedly obtaining 17 580 dollars from Northwest Kansas Production Credit Association by fraudulently claiming two thirds interest in 250 acres of wheat two thirds interest in 50 acres of sorghum to be planted 3 000 bushels of stored wheat and farm equipment. The arrest occurred in Derby and he is held for Thomas County authorities.
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Thornless Locust and Sugar Maple Trees For All Areas
The Lawrence Jayhawk Kiwanis Club describes Locust and Sugar Maple as adaptable trees. Locust grows 40 to 60 feet with bright green foliage and rapid growth, while Sugar Maple reaches 40 to 60 feet, dense summer shade, brilliant fall color, and hardy wind or snow resistance. Plant in mixed stands for establishment.
Strikers Meet With Goldberg In Labor Peace Talks
Eastern Air Lines representatives flight engineers and pilots meet Labor Department officials in Washington to seek labor peace. Secretary Goldberg expected to propose settlement terms rejected by Eastern president Malcolm MacIntyre while Pan Am crews approved a prior deal.
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Estes Case Cover-Up Described at Hearings
Senator McClellan alleged today that Billie Sol Estes and several farmers falsified checks and receipts in an elaborate cover-up to disguise fake land sales and lease-back deals. He asserted the manipulation aimed to prove the Estes farm aid empire's transactions were legitimate.
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Pecos
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Ousdahl Re appoint ed Vice Chairman for State Retirement Unit
Douglas County commissioner Elmer Ousdahl was re appointed vice chairman of the Kansas Public Retirement System board. Fred E. Gulick was re elected chairman to serve until July 1963. The board includes Dr. James R. Surface and several Lawrence area employers. The group approved retirement applications for 1 048 members who left public employment July 1. first checks will be issued August 1.
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Kansas Public Retirement System
Fred E. Gulick
Statutes
Topeka
James R. Surface
Kansas University
Lawrence
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4-H Members Cited by Kiwanis Club for Broiler Work
Lawrence Kiwanis Club recognizes three 4-H members for 1962 broiler project work at a noon luncheon. Richard Hoover Lone Star exhibits second place, Phyllis Hoover third. Carl Maichel Marion Boosters tops feeding and management. Two other counties join in the 4-H County Broiler Show. Douglas County 4-H raised 1,250 broilers in 1962, up from 200 in 1961.
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Richard Hoover
Lone Star
Phyllis Hoover
Leavenworth
Wyandotte and
Johnson
Carl Maichel
Marion Boosters
4-H Club
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Douglas County
KU Camp Hosts Bartlesville Music Donor and Camp Highlights
Heard in Lawrence G. Howard Lockwood of Bartlesville Oklahoma who donated his 550 title music library to Kansas University spends a week at the KU Midwest ern Music and Art Camp. Professor Russell Wiley estimates the collection value near 9000 dollars and says KU received it in February. Eight Midwestern Camp students performed at the Kiwanis Club luncheon with soloists Carol Wilcox Dave Bloom Larry Salmon Sharon Popp accompanied by KU staff led by Wiley. The KU summer theater season ends Saturday with the film Lady Chatterly's Lover shown at 8 p.m. in University Theatre Murphy Hall.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Kansas University
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University Theatre of
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Eldridge Hotel
Carol Wilcox
Kansas City
Dave Bloom
Chicago
Larry Salmon
Winfield
Sharon Popp
Russell
Dave Hollway
Iola
Francille James
Fort Scott
Jo Archer
Ottawa
Janice Gray
Russell Wiley
KU Camp
Pearson to Visit This Area Aug 2
Sen James Pearson will tour Douglas County on August 2 as part of his bid for the unexpired U S Senate term. The schedule includes coffee gatherings in Eudora and Lawrence, meetings with Kiwanis and local groups, and a rally in Wyandotte County. Pearson is appointed to Schoeppel’s seat with Edward Arn as Republican challenger.
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Douglas County
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Pearson
Lawrence
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William Paddock
Virgil Reeves
Baldwin
Eudora City Hall
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Ill. St
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Eldridge
Ralph Reed
Ind. St
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Wyandotte County
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John Anderson
Edward Arn
Prairie Village teen-ager pleads innocent in Turnpike wreck
Patrick Desmond Curran 18 of Prairie Village pleaded innocent in Leavenworth City Court to negligent homicide and open bottle charges related to a July Turnpike crash that killed four teens from Kansas City area. A hearing is set for Aug 24. Curran is free on a $1,000 bond.
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Prairie Village
Kansas City Area
Leavenworth City
Leavenworth
Curran
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Mary Ann Byers
Joanne Pack
Henry Tomlin Wornall
Kansas City
Lee Affholder
Lawrence National Bank to showcase Post-Tronic machine
The Lawrence National Bank will host an open house from 7 to 9 p m today at 7th and Mass Sts to display a Post-Tronic automatic machine. The device, operated by punched tape, posts checks and deposits to accounts and automates bookkeeping functions.
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7Th and
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George Ryan
John Peters
Ryan
Riley Burcham
Lawrence National
House Okays 48 Billion Defense Bill in House Vote
The House passed a $48,136,247,000 defense appropriation to fund national defense. The measure totals about $229 million more than Kennedy requested, a surplus defense budget McNamara says he does not want to spend. The bill passed by voice vote, awaiting Senate action.
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Senate
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Vacation Pak service plan advertised with no extra charge
Journal World outlines a Vacation Pak plan offered with no additional charge. The notice highlights included features and advertising language aimed at attracting customers to the package.
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Jealous Spaniard Attacks Jayne Mansfield in Italy
Jayne Mansfield receives an Italian movie award at Fiaggi resort near Rome. A 43 year old Italian cabaret performer Alma del Rio jumped a stage and slapped Mansfield after she demanded a prize. No charges were filed.
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Jayne Mansfield
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Jayne
Alma del Rio
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Addy to Retire as Santa Fe Rail Agent at Lawrence
Ellis P. Addy, Santa Fe agent at Lawrence, will retire August 1 after 49 years with the company. James Roland Whitney will replace him as Santa Fe agent at Olathe. Addy began as a Nortonville station clerk in 1913 and rose to agent in Lawrence in 1939. Co workers plan a 6 p.m. farewell dinner in the Little Banquet.
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Santa Fe Railway
Lawrence
James Roland Whitney
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Olathe
Addy
Nortonville
Topeka
le Loup
Wellsville
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Whitney
Scranton
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Holliday
Deepest Ohio Oil Well Drilled Ends Up Dry
Ohio records 1113 oil and gas wells drilled last year with 73 percent productive. The deepest test in Guernsey County reached 8602 feet but yielded no oil.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Buckeye
Guernsey County
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