Clark Survey Is Interpreted In Two Ways
Washington AP report covers House payola hearings on Dick Clark and the Computech study. Georgetown University economist Joseph Tryon says the data imply Clark favored records with his financial stake, while deeming the Computech survey value lacking. Hearing centers on Clark’s American Bandstand program and allegations of payola practices by Clark.
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Washington
Dick Clark
Clark
Joseph L. Tryon
Georgetown University
House Payola
Tryon
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Computech
New York
American Broadcasting Co
Robert W. Lishman
Indiana University Placed on Probation by NCAA
The NCAA Council placed Indiana University on four years of probation with penalties that limit eligibility for championship events and other athletic affairs. The action was the sole disciplinary measure announced at the council's closing session, ending a four day meeting. No official mention was made of North Carolina or Kansas despite prior speculation.
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Atlanta
Indiana University
National Collegiate Athletic Assn. Council
Indiana
North Carolina
Kansas
Phone Sale Reconsidered In Earlton Township
Earlton Telephone Co. calls a May 9 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Earlton schoolhouse to reconsider selling its franchise to Northern Kansas Telephone Co. of Ottawa. Petition with 51 signatures prompts reballot between Northern and Craw-Kan Telephone Cooperative Assn. of Girard as both firms plan dial center constructions.
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Earlton
Earlton Telephone Co
Northern Kansas Telephone Co
Ottawa
Northern
Craw-Kan Telephone Cooperative Assn
Girard
Craw-Kan
Galesburg
Urbana
Annual Banquet Plans For Grant Rural High School
Plans are set for the Grant Rural High School alumni banquet to be held at 6 30 p m May 28 in the gym now known as Joint Rural High School The alumni met Thursday evening with Paul Cook Stark president in charge Other officers are Bob Defenbaugh Walnut vice president and Mrs Ronnie Richwine Chanute secretary treasurer
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Grant Rural High School
Joint Rural High School
Paul Cook
Stark
Bob Defenbaugh
Walnut
Ronnie Richwine
Chanute
Visit by Royalty Opens Nepal King Queen State Trip
King Mahendra of Nepal and Queen Ratna arrived in Washington for a three day state visit greeted by President Eisenhower at National Airport.
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Washington
Mahendra
Nepal
Ratna
Eisenhower
National
A Tribute in Color by Senior Drum Corps
Thirteen seniors and instructor Helen Anderson will close the Senior High drum and bugle corps era with a four part show On Parade at 8 pm Friday in the high school gym. The two groups total 62 performers plus a junior high act and a silent drill.
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Helen Anderson
Kay Freidline
Majorette
Billie Solomon
Sandra Midcap
Nancy Steeves
Jeanette Whitworth
Sharon Pillot
Mary Truitt
Betty
Jean Treloggen
Miss Anderson
Tribune
Trade Promotions Discussed by Chamber of Commerce
A luncheon meeting of the Chamber of Commerce retail committee discussed promotions with revival of the Silver Dollar Day idea and sidewalk bazaars planned for June and September. No decisions were made as further study continues. Nine retailers attended at the Tioga. Charles Pillot chairs the retail committee.
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Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
the Tioga
Charles Pillot
Erie School Bond Vote for 160000 Bond Proposal
Voters in the Erie school district lined up at city hall at 8 a.m. to cast ballots on a 160000 bond issue for new elementary classrooms and improvements. The plan includes a grade school addition with five classrooms and a multi purpose room, a high school band room, and a shop building addition. Election board members listed are Buford Jacobs and four others.
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Erie
Buford Jacobs
Bert Shackelton
Vance Ermey
Oliver Craig
Frederick Swan
Around the World Dinner Is Friday in Neosho County
The Neosho County chapter of Kansas UNESCO will host its annual Around the World dinner at Hutton school on Friday at 6:30 p.m. C. H. Watkins of Erie, state UNESCO chairman, announced. Forty foreign students from Parsons Junior College Coffeyville Junior College Emporia State College Independence Junior College Kansas State College of Pittsburg and Kansas University will attend as guests. Countries include Japan Yugoslavia Iran Hawaii Thailand Hungary India Cuba Sweden and Iraq. Attendees are asked to bring a foreign origin covered dish. The event is open to the public. Neosho County UNESCO has 88 memberships with a goal of 100 for 1960.
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Neosho County
Kansas
Unesco
Hutton School
C. H. Watkins
Erie
Parsons Junior College
Coffeyville Junior College
Emporia State College
Independence Junior College
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Kansas University
Japan
Yugoslavia
Iran
Hawaii
Thailand
Hungary
India
Cuba
Sweden
Iraq
Clyde Russell
Price Boost Expected On Men's Suits
New York AP reports men will pay about five dollars more for a suit next fall. Max Adell Sons & Co. Inc. says the rise reflects higher labor costs and increased prices for piece goods and trimming.
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New York
Max Adell Sons & Co., Inc
Oil firm donates 5300 to Kansas private colleges
AP reports Socony Mobil Oil Co. gave 5300 to the Kansas Foundation for Private Colleges Inc. A company executive, Richard Lowe, announced the gift. The donation supports private higher education in Topeka.
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Topeka
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Kansas Foundation For Private Colleges Inc
Richard Lowe
Petitions Reach 934 For City Recreation Plan
The Community Council tabulated 934 signatures urging that a city recreation program be put on the August primary ballot. Clerk validation is underway and totals may exceed 1,000 as outstanding petitions return. A new recreation‑plan chair is to replace Kenneth Wilson, and a brochure with Q and A will be mimeographed for distribution through schools PTA groups banks and the Chamber of Commerce.
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PTA
Chamber of Commerce
Wichita Woman Bound Over For First Degree Murder
Wichita, AP. Mrs. Freddie Lee Scott, 22, was bound over to district court for trial on first degree murder in the fatal shooting of her husband Sam, 28. Common Pleas Judge Tom Baum set bond at 10,000. Lt. Floyd Hannon said Scott claimed she shot him during an April 8 argument after he struck her.
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Wichita
Freddie Lee Scott
Sam
Common Pleas
Tom Baum
Floyd Hannon
Scott
New South Korea leader pledges rapid political reforms
Huh Chung, named foreign minister by the late Rhee regime, takes over as caretaker president with a two member cabinet. He vows swift political reforms within three days, targets waste in the U.S. Korea aid program, and seeks improved U.S. relations. Vice President Chang resigns. Lee Kipong faces protest over a rigged election. Rhee resigns and the Assembly prepares to accept it.
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Seoul
Korea
South Ko
Quires
Rhee
U.S
Anto
Huh
United States
John M. Chang
Lee Kipoong
U.S. Army
Lee
Inchon
South Korea
You Chan Yang
Japan
Yin Tai-Ha
National Assembly
Eisenhower cautions Khrushchev on Berlin ultimatum at Paris summit
President Eisenhower warned Soviet Premier Khrushchev not to press Berlin with an ultimatum as Paris summit talks loom. He said Berlin threats do not amount to an ultimatum and expected Khrushchev to avoid a Berlin crisis during the summit. The president noted Nixon could stand in if domestic duties require his return to Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Khrushchev
Paris
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Carter to Attend Kansas University Seminar
Charles O Carter Jr vocational agriculture instructor will attend a two week seminar at Kansas University in Lawrence this summer sponsored by the Chanute Building and Loan Association The course covers financial institutions with field trips to area lenders Directed by Dr Pritchard the program runs June 7 to 18 and will inform a general agriculture class to be offered next year in Chanute
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Charles O. Carter Jr
Kansas University
Lawrence
Chanute Building and Loan Assn
Pritchard
Department of Economics
K. U. Business School
Carter
Dell Reed
K. U
U. S. Savings and Loan League
Chanute Association
Chanute
Robert Allen
Association
William Warren
Petitions Protest Change In Route Of Highway US59
Businessmen began circulating petitions protesting a highway US59 route change announced by the highway commission. The new path omits the old US59 US169 combined stretch between Chanute and Garnett, shortening the Garnett Parsons segment by 7.7 miles. Petitions argue better service and maintenance along the old route.
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Highway Commission
Chanute
Garnett
Erie
Stark
Moran
Kincaid
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Welda
Colony
Iola
Humboldt
Elsmore
Parsons
Fall Fatal in Wichita At Boeing Plant
A 54 year old Mulvane man Lawrence C Rennaker died in a Wichita hospital after a fall at Boeing Airplane Co Wichita police reported.
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Wichita (Ap
Mulvane, Kas
Lawrence C. Rennaker
Wichita
Boeing Airplane Co
Final Planning for Spring Farm and Home Show
The JayCees reported near full occupancy for the Spring Farm and Home Show at the National Guard Armory May 6 and 7 with 22 indoor booths 26 requests and 6 dealers in the center floor and several outdoor spaces. Co chairmen Gorton Nortt noted limited indoor and outdoor capacity while highlighting prize drawings a Teenage Rodeo May 9 driving test and Miss Chanute contest linked to a pageant. Local entries for Teen Canteen talent show May 27 aimed at statewide Miss Kansas and Royal queen contests.
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National Guard Armory
Gorton
Montgomery Ward
Chanute Farmers Co-op Assn
MFA Insurance
Sherwood - Williams Paint
KCRB
Woodruff Oil Co
Lassman Electric
Automatic Lindsay Soft Water
Dannen Elevator
Naff and Bolze Hardware
Burlington Manufacturing Co
First National Bank
the Chanute Tribune
Long-Bell Lumber
Bank of Commerce
Singer Sewing
Billie Solomon
Judy Greathouse
Pratt
Skyline Towers Planned for Wichita Core District
Plans for a 17 story four million dollar Skyline Towers apartment building were announced for the southwest corner of First and Main in Wichita's main business district. Construction is set to begin next fall with shops on the ground floor a 300 car parking garage and 150 apartment units. Sponsors include Urban Holding Co. Inc. associates in Wichita and John Le Bosquet Don Ross and Max Houston.
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Wichita
First
Main Streets
Skyline Towers
Urban Holding Co., Inc
John le Bosquet
Don Ross
Max Houston
Forecast Hints Showers and Cloudy Thursday
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight through Thursday. Low tonight around 50s, high Thursday in the 70s, signaling unsettled weather through the period.
Rain Wet Western Kansasidrops Across State
Light rain spread from northwest Kansas into the southwest and was expected to persist for about 36 more hours as moist air fed from the south. Precipitation was forecast to reach central sections tonight and the east by Thursday with warmer readings in the east despite clouds.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Green Light For Dyna-Soar Development OK
The Air Force ordered design go ahead for the Dyna-Soar manned space vehicle and released 29.7 million dollars from prior and current year appropriations. The 1961 budget projects 58 million more, with about 32 million spent so far on preliminary studies. Boeing leads as principal contractor, Martin to supply the Titan rocket for boosting the vehicle toward space. first piloted flight eyed for September 1964.
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Washington
Air Force Today
Earth
Boeing Airplane Co
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