Sweetens Things Prize Prompted by Readers Tip
The Herald offers five dollars weekly for the best news or feature tip. Mrs. Don Randel wins for a report about her daughter Lee, age 12, and a sugar run in a utility room that startled Lee when a snake appeared. Other tipsters across town are listed, with contact encouraged for unusual neighborhood happenings.
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Herald
Lee Randel
Don Randel
Ditawa Red
Alvin Smith
Pomona Rfd
Peter Papps
Marshall Hamilton
Michigan Valley
James Gladstone
S. Elm
Norman Hildebrandt
Robert Gault
Richmond
Ellsworth Bennett
Roy Gould
The
Weather County Forecast Shows Mild Weekend Warmth
Few showers this evening give way to partly cloudy skies through Sunday. A little warmer Sunday with lows near 69 and highs in the lower 80s.
Bank Robbers Slain After $19,000 Haul
DETROIT AP Two bank robbers died after a gun battle with police Friday night following a $19,000 hold up at the National Bank of Wyandotte. They wrecked a car, commandeered another, fired at pursuing citizens, and fled on foot into a wooded area. Robert Chalmers, 30, of Wyandotte was killed at the scene. Orvie Wyatt, 37, of Hamilton Ohio, died of wounds in a hospital. All the money was recovered.
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Detroit
Robert Chalmers
Wyandotte
Orvie Wyatt
Hamilton
Ohio
National Bank of Wyandotte
Adams
Taylor Township
Southgate
Chalmers
Wyatt
Kennedy Wins Massachusetts Democratic Endorsement
Edward M. Kennedy secures the Massachusetts State Democratic Convention endorsement for the U.S. Senate with a large margin over Edward J. McCormack. McCormack concedes after Kennedy leads 691 to 340, while the winner will be decided in September primary elections.
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Springfield
Mass
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
Kenndy
Edward J. McCormack
National House
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Kennedy
Polio Clinic Schedule Dates and Venues
Oral polio vaccine administration set for June across Ottawa Wellsville Richmond Rantoul Pomona Lane Williamsburg Princeton and surrounding towns. Appointments run June 11 to 16 with times ranging noon to 9 a.m. at various county courthouses schools post offices and gymnasiums.
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Ottawa
Wellsville
Richmond
Rantoul
Pomona
Rain Over Kansas Drenches Regions Letting Four Inches Fall
A recent general rain swept across Kansas with heavy falls near Cottonwood Falls reaching about four inches. Other totals included Elk 2.60 inches Bellefont 1.82 Jetmore 1.07 Olathe 1.68 Uniontown 1.19 Lecompton .66 and Wamego 0.64. More showers and storms expected in the east with partly cloudy skies in the west as another round of storms possible by Sunday afternoon.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dodge City
Hays
Concordia
Cottonwood Falls
Elk
Bellefront
Jetmore
Olathe
Uniontown
le Compton
Wamega
Tony's Toot Bet There Are No Homes Shows in Spain
Tony's Toot bets no Homes shows are on in Spain today. The boast highlights a betting claim about the presence of Homes programs and suggests a wager on programming schedules.
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Bet
Spain
Supreme Court Rejects Lowell Andrews Appeal
Topeka AP The Kansas Supreme Court rejected Lowell Lee Andrews latest appeal in his death sentence for the murder of his parents and sister. The ruling upheld a prior Leavenworth County writ of habeas corpus denial and Wyandotte County conviction. Professors Richard Allen and James Ahrens said they will seek U S Supreme Court review of the Kansas decision.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Lowell Lee Andrews
Leavenworth
Andrews
Supreme Court
Wyandotte County
Walcott
Kan
Washburn University Law School
Richard Allen
James Ahrens
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas
U. S. Supreme Court
Traffic Toll Topeka AP Log Shows June 1962 Deaths
Kansas traffic death log records 74 hours to 9 a.m. Saturday for June 1962 with 211 deaths, compared to 229 in the same period in 1961. Prescriptions listed under Raney CH 2 2092 Adv.
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Topeka
Kansas
Raney
Miss Kansas Selection Tonight in Pratt
Miss Kansas of 1962 will be chosen tonight from 26 entrants in Pratt Kansas. Linda Faye Thiel 20 of Kingman is among finalists after winning Friday's preliminary swimsuit judging and tied for first in Thursday's talent preliminaries. Danielle Marie Goering 18 of Moundridge won the talent division Friday. Doris Ann Freshour of Ottawa University is among contestants and tied with Miss Thiel in Thursday's prelims. Goering is the sister of Mrs. Keith Gaeddert.
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Danielle Goering
Moundridge
Keith Gaeddert
Ottawa
Prait
Pratt, Kan
Linda Faye Thiel
Kingman
Miss Thiel
Danielle Marie Goering
Miss Ottawa
Doris Ann Freshour
Ottawa University
Doris Ann
Miss Theillin
Miss Goering
Tremont
Opening Ottawa Home Show Draws Big Crowd
A large crowd attended Ottawa's Home Show and Parade of Homes at the National Guard Armory. On opening day 952 people registered as Allen Loyd of the Ottawa Home Builders Association praised the turnout and exhibitors. The event runs 1 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow with prizes including a furnished patio and a Shetland pony awarded Sunday night.
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Ottawa
Maple
Harry Moody
Gambles
National Guard Armory
Jerry
Tommy
Edwin Horstick
Richmond
Allen Loyd
Ottawa Home Builders Association
National Guard
Armory
The
Home Builders Association
Methodist Ministers In Area Assigned In Eastern Kansas
In eastern Kansas 44 United Methodist churches announced new pastor assignments at a Friday night dinner closing a five day conference led by Bishop Eugene Salter. A new superintendent for the Independence district was named, Rev. Albert F. Bramble, whose appointment had been announced earlier.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Eugene Salter
Independence
Albert F. Bramble
Kansas Conference
Amer W. Stanton
Cottonwood Falls
Saffordville
Bazaar
William A. Hubbard
James Uhlig
Lebo
Olivet
Joe Linam
White City
Duff D. Wagner
Chanute
G.m.pierce
Galena
Neutral
Robert E. Jones
Girard
Farlington
Lloyd E. Dixon
Havana
Niotaze
Otis A. Beach
Neo
Franco Regime Suspends Right to Choose Residence in Spain
Generalissimo Franco’s cabinet far reaching decree suspends the constitutional right to relocate for two years. Government blames Soviet subversion and priests for strikes that idled over 60,000 workers in Asturias Leon Bilbao Barcelona and Madrid while bank bombings linked to Popular Liberation Front fuel fears over Spain’s credit and prestige.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
Banco Popular
Popular Liberation Front
Asturias
Leon
Bilbao
Barcelona
Celebrities Toast Porter At 70th Birthday Celebration
In New York celebrities gathered to toast composer Cole Porter on his 70th birthday with cake and champagne and attended a midnight off Broadway revival of Anything Goes. Notables present included Marie McDonald Zsa Zsa Gabor Margaret O'Brien Dolores Gray and Johnny Johnston among about 900 guests.
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New York
Broadway
Holywood
Cole Porter
Marie McDonald
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Margaret O'Brien
Dolores Gray
Johnny Johnston
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Jimmy Durante
Margie
Los Angeles
Ceci
Lane
Williamsburg
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Tony
Lowell Andrews
Loyd
James M. Starkey
Desoto
Bethel
David Kurell
Highland
Gerald W. Cooper
New Hope
John E. Krivo
Walter Jones
Jarbalo
Stacy Ollard Jr
McLouth
Winchester
Phillip Eugene Riley
Valley Falls
Arlington
Frederick R. Silber
U.S. Penitentiary
Jack W. Bremer
Blue Mound
Selma
Paul Reade
Bronson
Dale Bulkey
Centerville
Parker
D. Gene Damewood
Colony
Velda
Harvey E. Doud
Eudora
Clyde W. Brewster
Fort Scott
Jerry Howard
Fulton
Hamond
West Libert
Cecil M. Orr
Huntville
Pawnee
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Lawrence
William Clark
Moran
Mildred
Harold B. Brown
Osawatomie
Kenneth R. Fenley
Quenemo
John P. Glander
Vinald
J.A. Robertson
Axtell
Roy N. West
Junction City
Joseph F. Wilerson
Leonardville
Randolph
Joseph R. Keller
Oldsburg
Lawrence D. Willard
Robinson
Everest
L. George Buck
St. Marys
Emmett
Mt. Olive
John R. Fredericks
Scranton
Auburn
Charles Krahenbahl
Lowman Memorial
J. Richard Williams
Waterville
Barnes
Robert Alexander
Zion
William J. Brown
Lansing
Honor Porter
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