China accuses Soviet of selling out in nuclear row
Peking radio blasts Moscow for scrapping 1957 pledge to aid China’s nuclear program and leaking secrets to Washington. Broadcast claims Soviet leaders colluded with the United States to bar Red China from a nuclear capability, signaling sharp Sino Soviet tensions and criticism of the test ban pact.
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Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Washington
Peking
Peking Radio
Moscow
United States
Hitler
Germany
U.S
Local Artist A Winner In Topeka Event
Mrs. Ernest Pontius of Route 3 won third prize at the annual Topeka Art Guild Public Judged exhibition, tallying three prior firsts in four shows. The 105-exhibitor event at Holliday Square, Topeka, showcased Pontius’s outdoor animal works and portraits. Laurence H. Colfelt won first for Nature's Gold and Margaret Hudson took second for an oil of an old mill and water wheel.
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Ernest Pontius
Route 3
Topeka Art Guild
Topeka
Laurence H. Colfelt
Emporia
Margaret Hudson
Muscotah
Holliday Square
2Th
Third body found in septic tank at abandoned mountain resort
In Crossville Tennessee a third body was found in a drained septic tank at an abandoned Cumberland Mountain resort hotel. Authorities said two children ages about 2 and 4 were dead, with the younger possibly strangled by a diaper. Autopsies underway at Maryville.
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Crossville
Tenn
Cumberland Mountain
Edward M. Kleman
Maryville
Kelman
Lodge Notice for Chapter Meeting in September
First fall meeting announced for Chapter No. 4 in Tuss. on September 3 at 7 30 p m. Jon Schelbet H P and C 0 Anderson secretary listed as contacts.
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Jon Schelbet
H.P. C
Anderson
Sec
Farley Mary Baldwin Farley Dies at 68 in Douglas County
Mary Baldwin Farley 68 of Route 1 Lawrence died Saturday at home a lifelong Douglas County resident Private funeral services 2 p m Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Harold Hamilton officiating burial Memorial Park Cemetery contributions to Heart Fund Survivors three daughters Mrs Harold Herren Virginia Farley Mrs Helen Bowen Route 4 two sons Eben Farley Route 1 James T Farley Anchorage Alaska eight grandchildren one great grandchild
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Mary
Farley
Mary Baldwin Farley
Route 1
Lawrence
Douglas County
Rumsey Funeral
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Heart Fund
Harold Herren
Virginia Farley
Helen Bowen
Route 4
Eben Farley
James T. Farley
Anchorage
Alaska
Funeral services for Leo Palmer in Topeka
Funeral services for Leo Palmer of 1038 Pa St Topeka will be held at 3 30 p m Tuesday at Penwell Gabe Funeral Home Topeka with burial in Topeka. Palmer born March 28 1900 in Montrose Colorado is survived by wife Frances Palmer of the home a son Richard E Palmer two daughters Virginia Smith of San Antonio Texas Della May Walker of Jacksonville Arkansas one sister Veona Betty Brassfield Carder of Kansas City Missouri one brother Roy H Palmer of Wellington three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Leo Palmer
Pa. St
Htea Penwell-Gabe
Topeka
Mr. Palmer
Montrose
Colo
Frances Palmer
Richard E. Palmer
Virginia Smith
San Antonio
Tex
Della May Walker
Jacksonville
Funeral services for Henry Coffman held in Burlington
Henry Coffman of 1007 Tenn died Saturday in a Burlington hospital. Services were at 4 p.m. in the Christian Church with Dam Run Funeral Home in charge. Burial at Coley Hill cemetery. Coffman born May 28 1867. Survivors include daughter Pearl Sylvester and son Wayne Coffman, plus 15 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren.
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Henry Coffman
Tenn
Burlington
Kan
Christian Church
Damrun
Coley Hill Cemetery
Coffman
Pearl Sylvester
Tenn. St
Wayne Coffman
Prof J T Quinn Dies After Long Illness In Colorado
Prof J T Quinn 70 of Lamarr Colorado died Saturday after a long illness. Rev Edwin F Price will lead graveside rites at 10 a m Tuesday Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence. He formerly taught at Missouri University and lived in Lawrence. Surviving family includes sisters Catherine Frank and Margaret Anderson of Lamarr and Helen Jean Hicks of Pueblo. Mother Mary Carmelita in Clyde Missouri. brother John M Quinn of Dallas and H Pat Quinn of Wichita. six grandchildren and six great.
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J. T. Quinn
Lamar
Colo
Edwin F. Price
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lawrence
Quinn
Missouri University
Catherine Frank
Margaret Anderson
Helen Jean Hicks
Pueblo
Mary Carmel
Tear Gas and Water Used to Break Up Near Riot in Plaquemine
In Plaquemine Louisiana police aided by state troopers used tear gas and high pressure water to disperse a crowd of 500 to 600 Negro demonstrators marching from Plymout h Rock Baptist church. Leaders urged calm but clashes with whites escalated and arrests were made. Dr Berttrand Tyson and CORE field secretary Ronnie Moore among those detained as a federal restraining order paused further protests.
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Plaquemine
South Louisiana
Court House Square
Berttrand Tyson
Ronnie Moore
Congress of Racial Equality
U.S
West
Plymouth Rock Baptist Church
C. A. Griffon Jr
Rudy Lombard
Mississippi River
City sees rise in accidents and disturbances
Lawrence police investigated several weekend incidents but none serious. One death by own action and an attempted self harm occurred with no charges. Two Eudora boys, William Allen Brynds 4 and Jim Pichel 13, were lightly injured by buckshot while hunting with their father.
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Lawrence
Sheriff's Office
Eudora
William Allen Brynds
Jim Pichel
Pichel
Federal program saves likely school dropouts in St Louis
In St Louis public schools a federally financed program provided counselors to help about 1 738 students finish high school. Deputy superintendent William Kottmeyer said after conferences with counselors and administrators the students, who were near certain dropouts, planned to return to classes in the fall.
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ST. Louis
William Kottmeyer
Kottmeyer
Traffic Death Toll Upward in Labor Day Weekend
The Associated Press reports a rising Labor Day traffic toll with 396 deaths by Sunday and a potential final count between 625 and 630 if pace continues. Combined with 16 boating deaths and 31 drownings, total accidents rise.
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National Safety Council
Illinois
Rockville
Ind
Martinsville
Associated Press
Theft At Dr Pepper Plant Targets Cash And Checks
John Skie of the Dr Pepper Bottling Co reported that about 265 dollars in cash and 250 dollars in checks were stolen from the plant safe on Saturday afternoon. He said the safe was not forced and the theft likely occurred while the safe was unattended.
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John Skie
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
N.H. St
Skie
Cubs Buy First Sacker From Idaho for Cubs
John Boccalabella a 22 year old first baseman from Pocatello Idaho the Pioneer League was purchased by the Chicago Cubs. He will join the team in San Francisco Tuesday. Manager John Holland said.
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Chicago
John Boccabella
Chicago Cubs
Pocatello, Idaho
San Francisco
John Holland
U S Embassy Tightens Security After Buddhist Monks Seek Asylum
In Saigon the U S Embassy tightened security after granting asylum to three Buddhist monks led by Thich Tri Quang. The monks entered at sunset and were lodged in a conference room while Vietnamese authorities and aid workers report further releases of monks and students following the Aug. 21 crackdown.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Thich Tri Quang
General Buddhist Association
Trn Quang
Tri Quang
le Ma Chi
Tran van Nham
Thich Hue Thoi
Thich Kim Moon
Quang Pagoda
Xa Loi Pagoda
Leavenworth Inmates Sell Art in Second Annual Sale
About 4 000 visitors viewed 1 100 paintings at the Leavenworth federal penitentiary second annual art sale, with 547 works bought for roughly $6 000. Prices ranged from 2 to 100 dollars, set by 125 inmate exhibitors, reflecting a mix of skilled and novice artists. Proceeds support families or art supplies. counterfeiting is the only discouraged art form.
Theft From a Purse Reported by Mrs Curtiss
Mrs. F. J. Curtiss reports loss of about 100 dollars in cash and 230 dollars in travelers checks from her purse in her home over the weekend. Police investigated the domestic theft.
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F. J. Curtiss
Conn. St
Margaret's Cafe to Reopen on September 3
West 23rd street cafe Margarets announces reopening on September 3. Advertisement notes new hours and welcoming decor for diners returning after a break.
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Margaret's Cafe
West 23Rd
Fifth Avenue Parade Tops Ceremonies for Labor Day
Labor Day ceremonies on Fifth Avenue New York City drew crowds as millions visited resorts across the country. In Pennsauken New Jersey labor leaders honored Peter McGuire, founder of the day, at his grave. AFL-CIO leaders praised job creation and equal opportunity. George Meany served as grand marshal for the New York parade with over 100000 expected marchers.
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
Lakeside
Mountain
Pennsauken
N.J
Peter McGuire
McGuire
Camden
N. J
The
American Federation of Labor
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
George Meany
New York City Central Labor Council
Washington
Memorial Hospital Lists Area Residents
A memorial hospital notice lists numerous individuals and addresses across towns including DeSoto Baldwin Williamstown and Sunflower Village. Names include Effie Turner Dorothy Woodson Susan Pennington Joyce Johnson Dora Amerine Juanita Dyer Ella Beth Angella Parrish and many others with multiple baby mentions.
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William Medien
Miller Dr
Effie Turner
Ridge Ct
Terry Turner
Cadet
Dorothy Woodson
Tonganoxie
Susan Pennington
DeSoto
Fannie Smith
Baldwin
Joyce Johnson
Ark
Carl Brubaker
Ruth Rogers
Henry Stafford
Clarence Crumet
Laura
Rensselaer McClure
9Th
Dora Amerine
Williamstown
Mary McGee
Juanita Dyer
Sunflower Village
Ella Beth
Ohio
Angella Parrish
Stouffer Place
Joyce Rowley
Lawrence
Jean Lee
Marion Lewis
W. 4Th
Barbara Lemon
N. Y
Doris Brackett
Davis Rd
Joseph Willenburg
Lake
Nannie Sinks
N.Y
Joan Halicki
Murrow
New Minimum Pay In Effect Tuesday
The 1961 federal minimum wage rises to 1.25 per hour starting Tuesday, affecting about 2.6 million workers and boosting annual incomes by roughly 365 million dollars. The change covers 28 million employees in interstate commerce or goods production. most already earn above the minimum. Eligible workers must have been covered before 1961. later additions mainly in retail and services receive 1.00 per hour with premium pay after 44 hours weekly.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Boy Hit by Car Injures Minor Cuts In City Street Accident
Eight year old Tommy Jaimer of 745 Conn. St. was struck while running into traffic at 7th and N. H. Sts. He sustained minor cuts and bruises. Driver John McLean, 43, of Kansas City Mo. faced no charges.
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Tommy Jaimer
Conn. St
7Th
N. H. Sts
John McLean
Kansas City
Lawrence Woman Attempts Suicide With Sedative Overdose
A 27 year old Lawrence woman attempted death by own action with an overdose of sedatives during the weekend. the effort failed and she remains under medical care today.
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Lawrence
Khrushchev Leaves Yugoslav Plant Tour Amid Reporter Ban
Soviet Premier Khrushchev tours a Yugoslav chemical plant funded by a U.S. loan and Britain's aid. American engineers are barred while Western reporters are expelled by guards as Tito accompanies Khrushchev.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
U.S
Tito
Britain
Chemical Industries
Model Plane Operator Burned by Power Line
Kansas City AP report details George Raymond Casebeer a 28 year old McPherson Kansas man burned when a control line model plane struck a 161000 volt power line at a suburban Overland Park school ground. He suffered burns to 45 50 percent of his body and was listed in fair condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The accident occurred as Casebeer and a brother in law flew the plane after it took off normally the control wire burned through the line and a blast created an eight inch hole in the ground where he stood.
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Kansas City
George Raymond Casebeer
McPherson
Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Casebeer
Overland Park
Hope Fades for Entombed Miner Rescue in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania officials announce virtually all hope is abandoned for miner Louis Bova 54 after a TV sweep of a 300 foot shaft fails to locate him. Dr H B Charmbury says no rescue shaft descent will proceed and recovery could take many days. No life response is reported while alternative recovery methods are discussed.
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Hazleton, Pa
Louis Bova
Charmbury
Bova
David Fellin
Henry Throne
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