Census campaign urges reporting missed residents in area
An area Were You Counted campaign seeks residents missed in the 1960 Census. Neosho County and Independence district officials urge notifying the district office or Finney if missed. Final figures will be released by Washington later. counts affect federal and state funding.
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Earl C. Todd
Independence
Neosho County
Spencer Finney
Finney
Washington
Todd
De Gaulle Arrives in Quebec for Two-Hour Visit
French President Charles de Gaulle makes a two hour stop in Quebec City. His Royal Canadian Air Force jet lands from Ottawa at 11 15 a m as crowds greet the visitors in the historic provincial capital.
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Quebec
Charles de Gaulle
Canada
France
North America
Royal Canadian Air Force
Ottawa
Foreign Aid Debate Hits Snag Over Military Funds
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected a bid to cut 200 million dollars from Eisenhower's foreign aid program totaling about 4.175 billion. Senator Frank Church sought a ceiling of 1.8 billion for military assistance abroad, but the effort failed, with President Eisenhower seeking 2 billion. House debate on its aid measure continued with a 4.0385 billion ceiling.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Frank Church
Idaho
House
Labor chiefs aim big powwow to choose campaign path
AFL-CIO union heads plan a major Chicago meeting on August 17 to plot the labor movement's course in the presidential race. Most leaders expect the 13.4 million member federation to endorse the Democratic candidate after the party and GOP nominating conventions.
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New York
America
Afl-Cio
Chicago
Inspections Planned for Lawrence and Douglas County
AP reports Rea Cress director of the Hotel and Restaurant Board says a crew of inspectors will start a routine check in Lawrence and Douglas County next Monday. The effort aims to ensure compliance with standards across lodging and dining establishments.
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Topeka (Ap
Rea Cress
State Hotel and Restaurant Board
Lawrence
Douglas County
Farmer Daniel Bohnenblust Killed in Rural Route Crash
Riley County farmer Daniel Kertz Bohnenblust, 60, died Tuesday afternoon when his pickup struck a bridge four miles east of Clay Center on a rural road.
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Clay Center
Daniel Kertz Bohnenblust
Riley County
Here
Larger Active Membership Urged for Stronger Chamber
A directors meeting urged a larger and more active Chamber of Commerce membership to strengthen the organization. Dues would stay at 36 and 18 dollars for A and B memberships, with drives in May and November and a three-step immediate drive. A permanent membership committee was proposed to acquaint new members with the program. Other ideas included eliminating quarterly dues and holding at least one night meeting monthly. The chamber has 249 individual members representing 208 firms and faces a budget shortfall, needing about 15000 dollars yearly.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ebar Schultz
Joe Melnyk
E. E. Zastrow
Bob Pennington
Dale Fairchild
John Gorton
Tom Durkin
Dwight McCreight
Paul Parsons
Ralph Ellis
Dale Painter
Durkin
Zastrow
Melnyk
Schultz
Chanute
Atomic Ban Report Due to Senate Committee Meeting
Ambassador James J. Wadsworth will report on Geneva nuclear test ban negotiations in a secret session before the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee. Representative Chet Holifield announced the closed session due to the talks' delicate stage. Senator Albert Gore supported the invitation yet preferred public testimony. Gore accused Wadsworth of a joint statement with the Soviet delegation that misled Americans. Wadsworth arrived Tuesday from Geneva for consultations.
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Washington
James J. Wadsworth
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Geneva
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Wadsworth
Holifield
Albert M Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
U. S
Mother Is Released For Lack of Evidence
In Kansas City AP report, a 26 year old mother of two, Dorothy St Dennis, was freed by police after a night in jail on lack of incriminating evidence. The two children William and Jolene died mysteriously with burns noted and possible steam suffocation blamed on a radiator.
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Kansas City
Sterling Ford
Homicide Bureau
Dorothy St. Dennis
William
Jolene
Dress-up plan for Miss Liberty at 1964 World's Fair
New York AP reports a schedule for rehabilitating landmarks for the 1964-65 World Fair. The plan covers the Statue of Liberty Grant's Tomb Federal Hall and Castle Clinton in Battery Park as part of the city’s preparations.
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New York
Miss Liberty
Grant
Federal Hall
George Washington
Castile Clinton
Battery Park
Anderson files for Governor’s race in Kansas
Topeka AP Atty. Gen. John Anderson Jr. formally filed for the Republican nomination for governor. An announced candidate since January he plans a Topeka headquarters and a statewide campaign. He competes with McDill Huck Boyd of Phillipsburg and Rep. William Addington of Elkhart in a three way GOP race to oppose Democrat Gov. George Docking in November.
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Topeka
John Anderson Jr
Anderson
George Docking
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
William Addington
Elkhart
Castro Deports Two American CBS Reporters
In Havana the Castro regime detained CBS correspondents Richard Bate and Mario Biasetti overnight and deported them on a Miami bound plane. Officials gave no immediate explanation for the expulsion, conducted by military investigators.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Columbia Broadcasting System
Richard Bate
Mario Biasetti
Bate
Castro
Military Investigation Department
Biasetti
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
United States
Atchison Votes 4 to 1 for $800000 Urban Renewal Bond
Atchison voters approve an $800000 urban renewal bond by a 3753 to 916 margin. The bond funds the city share in a $2700000 plan to revitalize downtown, following heavy storm damage on July 11 and 30, 1958.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison
Traffic Fatalities Logged in Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours ending Wednesday morning with 3 fatalities. The count compares to 137 deaths in the comparable 1959 period and 107 in 1960.
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Topeka
Kansas
Milbank man killed in Minneola two car crash
A two car collision near Minneola Kansas killed 71 year old Charles V. McCoy of Milbank South Carolina today. He died at the scene and the other driver's condition was not reported.
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Minneola
Kan
Charles V. McCoy
Milbank
S. C
Here
Carpenters Prepare For Meeting Here
Members of the executive board of the Kansas State Council of Carpenters arrived today to prepare for the three day annual convention opening tomorrow at the Tioga Hotel. One hundred or more delegates, wives and guests are expected. W. H. Payton of Chanute, business agent for the carpenters union, and the Chamber of Commerce cooperated in making local arrangements.
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Kansas State Council of Carpenters
Tioga Hotel
W. H. Payton
Chanute
Carpenters’ Union
Chamber of Commerce
Doctor Barbara Moore Aims 109 Mile Cross-Country Walk
Two British sergeants accuse Dr Barbara Moore of catching a ride to cover 109 miles in one day as she walks across Nevada. Moore says she ran the final 40 miles into Lovelock after starting from near Reno and continues her solo trek toward Mill City, Oregon.
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Lovelock
Nev
Barbara Moore
Patrick Moloney
Mervyn Evans
Associated Press
Mill City
Moore
San Francisco
Roy Rogers
Dr. Moore
Reno
Maizie Jesse
Jesse
Gideons to Meet New Vaccine Tested
Scientists test a new potent Salk vaccine reducing the immunization dosage by two thirds. The National Foundation says Kansas Gideons will hold their 53rd annual convention in Wichita from Friday through Sunday, with two shots of 1% cubic centimeter each expected to be as effective as three shots of one cubic centimeter.
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New York
National Foundation
Wichita
Kansas
C.c
Rhee Soldiers Break Riotous Korea Demonstrations
Seoul reports say President Syngman Rhee pledged redress while troops under martial law crushed the last riot groups. 92 dead and 500 wounded in two days of protests. new demonstrations reported in Taegu Kwangju and Inchon with curfew enforced and three killed in Seoul at dawn.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
United States
Song Yo-Chan
Rhee
Taegu
Kwangju
Conju
Suwon
Iri
Inchon
Li Kiang-poo
John M. Chang
Liberal Party
Senators Urge Restudy of Ike Korea Visit
Two members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged President Eisenhower to reconsider his planned June 22 trip to Korea as a protest against the Korean government's repression. Senator Humphrey supported speaking out on Korean political rights, while Senators Aiken and Mansfield joined him in backing Herter’s calls for action.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Soviet Union
Japan
George D. Aiken
You Chan Yang
Herter
Rhee
Far East
South Korea
Mansfield
Augusta
Christian A. Herter
State Department
Bogota Crash Kills 32 at New International Airport
Twenty people survived after the Lloyd Aereo Colombiano C46 from Miami crashed while landing in fog near Bogota's new international airport. The aircraft struck a 15 foot dirt mound on approach, split in two, and burned, plunging into a lake adjacent to the field.
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Bogota
Colombia
New
Lloyd Aereo Colombiano
Miami
Michigan Students Escape Prosecution
Ann Arbor police did arrest ree teens at a demonstration against racial discrimination in the South but the city decided not to prosecute. Officials said no violation of the street literature ordinance was established after students picketed stores.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Western Powers Agree On Berlin Issue
In Bonn authoritative sources say the Western powers will leave the Berlin issue to the Soviet summit, with full unity among the United States Britain France and West Germany. They stress no final settlement without a companion accord on German reunification.
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Bonn
Germany
Berlin
Washington
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Telephone guide for Tribune contact options
The notice instructs readers to reach the Tribune by phone or contact the carrier if unavailable. If the subject cannot be reached, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Seniors Plan One Day Work Drive For Fundraiser
Chanute schools and local groups organize Senior Work Day on April 29 to raise funds for end of year activities and a senior trip. About 140 seniors seek full or part time jobs with earnings donated to the class, with an expected average of five dollars per student and a goal of seven hundred dollars.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chanute Employment Service
Seth Gray
Ice
Dell Reed
Hunt for Trio On Mountain Longs Peak Missing Students From Colorado
Searchers hiked snow covered Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park to find three University of Colorado students Prince Willman Jane Bendixon and Dave Jones all 18 to 23 years old. They were reported missing after leaving a Longs Peak camp Sunday with James Gregg 21 Illinois member of the party ill and returning to camp. Rangers said the group was climbing in a closed area clearly posted as restricted.
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Estes Park
Colo
Longs Peak
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Prince Willman
Fort Smith
Ark
Jane Bendixon
Davenport
Iowa
Dave Jones
University of Colorado
James A.gregg
Glenview
Ill
Gregg
Alexander's
Joseph Rumberg
Beech Aircraft Proposes 3 for 1 Stock Split
Beech Aircraft Corp directors propose a 3 for 1 stock split with new shares to be issued November 23 to holders of record October 31. Split awaits stockholder approval at a special meeting September 8 to authorize increasing common shares from 142 million to 5 million.
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Wichita
Eas
Beech Aircraft Corp
Partly Cloudy Cooler With Front Passages Across Kansas
A series of weather fronts moved through Kansas bringing partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. Showers occurred around the fronts with moderate to light precipitation expected ahead of and behind the fronts. Temperatures dropped 10 to 15 degrees behind the front with a warming trend anticipated, especially in the west. Maximum Tuesday ranged from 72 at Olathe to 89 at Garden City. lows ranged from 45 at Goodland to 64 at Wichita.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Olathe
Garden City
Goodland
Wichita
Wheels Stolen From Cars In Weekend Incidents
Police reported thefts of two spare wheels and tires and four hub caps. A spare wheel and tire were taken from Frank Cornelson's car at 1208 S Highland, and another from Kenneth Swaney's car at 901 S Forest, both cars left with keys in ignition. Thieves unlocked trunks with the keys then discarded them. Hubcaps were stolen from Dick Coulter's 1954 Buick parked on Highland over the weekend.
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Frank Cornelson
S. Highland
Kenneth Swaney
S. Forest
Dick Coulter
Topeka TV Station Plans 1612-Foot Tower
WIBW TV announced plans to build a 1612 foot transmitting tower about 18 miles west of Topeka. Officials say it would be the tallest structure in Kansas and among the nation’s tallest.
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Topeka
Wibw-Tv Today
Kansas
Tulips in Bloom at Abilene Eisenhower Center
The Eisenhower Center in Abilene expects thousands of imported Holland tulips to reach peak bloom this weekend, said Director J. Earl Endacott.
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Abilene
Eisenhower Center
J. Earl Endacott
Tractor Accident Fatal Near Yates Center
AP reports 72 year old August W. Bente was injured fatally when his tractor overturned on U S 54 a mile east of Yates Center near his home. Lee Wasser for Insurance handles the advance notice.
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IOLA
W. Benteman
Lee Wasser
Insurance
U. S. 54
Yates
Adv
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