Plane Missing With 27 On Board Over Mindanao Island
A Philippine Airlines plane with 27 aboard vanished over Mindanao while en route from Cotabato to Davao. A search party headed to a Malalag area scene after six hours yielded no trace. The aircraft carried 24 passengers and three crew, with radio contact last before landing at Davao near Mount Apo.
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Manila
Philippine Air Lines
Mindanao
Malalag
Davao City
Cotabato
Davao
Apo
Philippines
Princeton Team Still Winning
The Herald’s weekly news tip contest rewards the best tip about a local story. A Princeton grade school team celebrated its perfect season after dunking the coach in the shower. A writer from Princeton won five dollars and directed the prize to the boys team.
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Princeton Garde
Herald
Princeton
Injured Woman At St. Luke's In Ottawa Crash
Mrs. Don Harbison, 528 S. Lyca, was seriously injured in a two car collision yesterday morning six miles east of Ottawa on K68. Both legs broken, wrist and rib fractures. Al Kramer of Kansas City also hurt, released from Ransom Memorial Hospital with chest bruises and leg and face cuts. condition reported satisfactory at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City.
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Don Harbison
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
al Kramer
Kansas' City
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Meat Board aims to preserve funding amid Rural Dept rule
The National Livestock and Meat Board warns its $1 million annual meat promotion budget faces change after an Agriculture Department ruling. The rule restricts the prior voluntary assessment on livestock sales to only those with written consent, effective July 1. Board officials say current payments were voluntary and automatic and seek definitions from the department, with potential legislative action if talks fail.
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Chicago
National Livestock and Meat Board
Agriculture Department
Meat Board
Carl ¥. Neumann
Neumann
James Nance
Orville Freeman
Congress
Berlin Wall barriers toppled in Atlanta race dispute
Atlanta ended a racial controversy as judge George Whitman ordered removal of white neighborhood barriers dubbed a Berlin Wall. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. said the city would not contest the ruling, while a white homeowner group and a Black realtor bought homes in the Peyton Road area amid tensions over housing moves.
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Atlanta
Peyton and
Harlan
Superior Court
George P. Whitman Sr
Ivan Allen Jr
Whitman
Peyton
Aldermanic Board
Peyton Road
la Negro Realtor
C. €. Thornton
Traffic Toll Topeka Log Shows No Change
Kansas traffic bath log reports 24 hours to 9 am Saturday for March 1963 and 1962 periods with zero prescriptions noted and figures 61 and 72. Raney CH 2-3092 adv.
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Topeka
Kansas
Raney
Confidence vote for Wright noted by Kansas teachers group
In Topeka AP report C C Wright executive secretary of the Kansas State Teachers Association won a vote of confidence from the board of directors. The same day the Kansas House approved a resolution for an investigation into the association administration and Wright’s remarks on education and the Legislature. The measure moved to the Senate.
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Topeka
C. C. Wright
Kansas State Teachers Association
Wright
Kansas
Kansas House
Teachers Association
Senate
Tany's Toot Promoting Prime Beef Ribs Costs Edge
A note explores the price of promoting a batch of prime beef ribs, asking how much one would need to spend to effectively advertise and push the batch into market visibility. The piece weighs cost versus imagined impact.
Weather forecast and local ad blurbs
County forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Highs Sunday expected in the 50s and tonight’s lows around 30. An ad suggests men with foot discomfort try the Real McCoys at Paines Bootery.
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Paines Bootery
Adv
Kansas Supreme Court rules seized books obscene
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld a 1961 law banning pornographic material after ruling 1,715 copies of 31 titles seized in Junction City were obscene. Harold and Robert Thompson challenged the action, but the court found no literary merit in the works and affirmed obscenity under the law.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Junction City
Kansas
William Ferguson
P-K
High Court
Schuyler Jackson
Supreme Court
Thompsons
Irvin
Cobb
Woman Survives After Pacemaker Fails in Santa Fe
Nancy Martinez 27 whose implanted pacemaker stopped working during a visit to a Santa Fe doctor narrowly survived. Doctors used cardiac massage and mouth to mouth resuscitation until an external pacemaker could be attached, then transported to Albuquerque for care. The battery-powered device had been inserted last October to close a heart hole.
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Pital
Denver
Colo
Mrs. Martinez
Santa Fe
N.M
Johnny
Denver Hospital
St. Vincent Hospital
Albuquerque
Nebraska widows win nearly 47000 in federal award
In Kansas City Kansas AP two Nebraska women were awarded about 47000 in federal court for the deaths of their husbands in a highway crash on U S 36 near Sabetha Kansas on October 21 1959. Phyllis Walz and Peggy Ann Klawatter of Norfolk receive damages from owners of a gravel truck Ralph Rotz and his wife of Hiawatha Kansas. Walz ku.
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Kansas City
Kan
Nebraska
Phyllis Walz
Peggy Ann Klawatter
Norfolk
Neb
Ralph Rotz
Hiawatha
U. S. 36
Sabetha
Mrs Robe Dead At 56 Ottawa Woman Dies at Home
Olive F. Robe 56 a longtime Ottawa resident died Friday at 6 p.m. at her home 102 8 Main. She moved to Ottawa in 1929 from Topeka and was active in the First Methodist Church Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club and Union Chapter No 15 O E S. Surviving are Gilbert C. Robe widower a daughter Mrs Joe Selby five granddaughters three brothers E W Cook L L Cook and Dorris Cook of Topeka and two sisters Mrs O W Vesper Neosho Mo and Mrs Robert Shaffer Topeka. Services 11 a m Monday at First Methodist Church. Rev Russell Fosmire and Rev Charles P. Knight officiating.
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Olive F. Robe
Main
Ottawa
Topeka
First Methodist Church
Russell Fosmire
Charles P. Knight
Robe
E. I
Bessie (Martin) Cook
Gilbert C. Robe
Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club
Union
Order of Eastern Star
Gilbert
Joe Selby
RFD
E. W. Cook
L. L. Cook
Dorris Cook
O. W. Vesper
Neosho
Robert Shaffer
Miss England crown goes to Susan Pratt in Newcastle
Honey blonde Susan Pratt 18 daughter of a Lloyds insurance underwriter won the Miss England finals Friday night in Newcastle. She nearly lost her voice from a cold caught while wearing swimsuits in winter. She will represent England in the 1963 Miss World contest.
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Newcastle
England
Susan Pratt
Lloyds Insurance
Susan
Winer
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