U S Confident Of Right Results In Allied Talks
Paris AP report says U S Secretary of State Christian A Herter arrives to help finalize Western Germany proposals for Geneva talks with the Soviet Union He pledges unity and firmness of purpose and notes natural Western differences in views as they seek a common position The plan includes Western rights in Berlin limits on forces in Central Europe and an all German committee to foster East West contact with potential elections The key dispute centers on European security
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Paris
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Washington
Germany
Geneva
Soviet Union
Herter
London
Berlin
Europe
Witness to Parker kidnapping to be released on bond
C. J. Mondy the key witness in the Parker abduction will be released on bond this week. Mondy 25 aided officers with the first account of Parker's beating and kidnapping. Parker 23 faced trial for raping a white mother when authorities feared he was dead.
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Poplarville
Miss
Mack Charles Parker
C. J. Mondy
Sebe Dale
Mondy
J. P. Coleman
Parker
Pearl River County
Pope John XXIII Allows Catholics to Eat Friday May Day
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII signed an order permitting Roman Catholics to eat on Friday May Day holiday. The move follows a traditional period of abstinence and aims to ease observance for worshipers in Vatican and abroad.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Chanute Hosts Senior Bank Day Tour and Dinner
Chanute banks sponsor Senior Bank Day for 102 high school seniors and eight teachers. Students tour First National Bank and Bank of Commerce facilities, view films on banking, then attend a 5:30 dinner at the Tioga Hotel. The event, dating back eight years, aims to acquaint youths with banking.
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Chanute Bank
Wayne Umbarger
Bank of Commerce
Carolyn Thompson
Wilbur Thompson
C. A. Wood
First National Bank
Jeanie Brazil
W. A. Grant
S. Highland
Tribune
Chanute
Tioga Hotel
Kansas Bankers Association
Kansas
Seeping Sea Water Blamed for Tragedy
In Seattle a loose connection let sea water flood a 43 foot boat named Lois Ann, swamping the pleasure cruiser and causing seven deaths. Survivors said passengers moved to lighten the stern while water entered, with five drowning in the cabin and five others rescued.
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Seattle
S AP
Chapman Sells Feed Service to Dannen Mills of St. Joseph
Ralph F. Chapman announces the sale of the Chapman Feed Service at 702 E. Main to the Dannen Mills of St. Joseph Missouri. The business becomes the Dannen Elevator with LeRoy Sneed as manager. All current employees stay and Chapman plans semi retirement while remaining southeast Kansas representative for Pio-Lak Mineral Yeast Co.
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Chapman
E. Main
Dannen Mills
St. Joseph
Ralph F. Chapman
Dannen
LeRoy Sneed
Independence
Sneed
Chanute
Southeast
Kansas
Pio-Lak Mineral Yeast Co
Rock Island seeks to close 26 Kansas stations
The Rock Island Railroad asks the Kansas Corporation Commission for authority to shut 26 Kansas stations to cut operating expenses by about 100000 dollars annually.
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Rock Island
Topeka
The
Rock Island Railroad
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
Tiny Tulsa Man or Dynamite Holds Fate of Coon Hound
In Owasso Oklahoma the 2 year old coon hound Little Richard lies trapped almost five days in a rock crevice. Owner Larry Wilson appeals to a tiny Tulsa man or last resort dynamiting as a rescue is tried with drills and jackhammers failing to break the rock. An Owasso veterinarian stands by for treatment if breakthrough occurs.
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Owasso
Okla
Little Richard
Tulsa
Larry Wilson
Albert Leeds
Wilson
Stony Prison
Owasso v
Red Cross drive extended by county chapter
Continuation of the county Red Cross fund drive was approved by chapter directors at a meeting last night. The goal is 9894 to sustain current services while county contributions reach 6494.84 to date. Earlton exceeded its quota, raising 58.65. Plans include two instructors to aquatic school at Camp Goddard in June and five Junior Red Cross members’ attendance in August.
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Red Cross
Earlton
A. R. Brant
Leo Priddie
Marie Morehead
Camp Goddard
Wichita
Stark, Erie
Thayer
Royster Junior High
St. Patrick's of Chanute
Alvin Burton
Pat Schluck
Red Cross Field
Coffeyville
Memorial Building
Tribune Delivery Help Line Note
If you do not receive your Tribune, contact your carrier or call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance and redelivery options.
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Tribune
Woman Says Rifle Triggered Husband's Death
Bea trice Robbins told police she bumped the rifle on a kitchen table which she thought was harmless yet her husband Albert Robbins 33 died after a bullet hole was found later by the coroner. She said she heard only a click and returned to bed as detectives noted the gun end against him. No charges filed.
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Norristown, Pa
Beatrice Robbins
Albert
Robbins
John C. Simpson
Charles Moody
Moody
Swiler and Hines Earn State FFA Farmer Degrees
Glen Swiler and Carl Hines of the Chanute FFA chapter received the State Farmer degree at the 31st Kansas FFA convention at Kansas State University Manhattan. Each met criteria including two years of vocational agriculture, good grades, a farming program, and leadership. Swiler raises Holsteins and ewes with net farm value rising from 779 to 3045 dollars. Hines focuses on short horn and Holstein cattle with net worth rising from 1136 to 3457 dollars.
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Glen Swiler
Carl Hines
Chanute
Future Farmers of America
Kansas Ffa
Kansas State University
Manhattan
FFA
C. C. Eustace
Hines
Chanute Ffa
Swiler
Owen Swiler
Lloyd G. Hines
Farm Edition highlights and four-county farm life
The Tribune presents the annual Farm Edition in Sections A and B with stories and pictures of farm activities across four counties. It includes farm interest features and advertisements from merchants suppliers and service firms for equipment supplies and other farm needs.
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the Tribune Today
Safe Cracking Ring Involves Convicts
Three men plead guilty in Circuit Court to a feed store break in with about 600 dollars stolen. Clemit Barnes and brothers George and Samuel Altman admitted roles in a ring that used state convicts. Samuel Altman, a guard at Lowell Correctional Institution, allegedly freed prisoners for night safes jobs.
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Ocala, Fla
Clemit Barnes
George
Samuel Altman
Lowell Correctional Institution
Barnes
Mrs. Lee Sharp Named New Meter Maid
Mrs Lee Sharp 2278 Western has been hired as the police department meter maid. She began familiarizing herself with duties and will assume meter patrol before week’s end, succeeding Mrs Hugh Bower who resigned last Saturday to join Dr Reuben Burkman’s staff.
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Lee Sharp
Western
Tom Morehead
Sharp
Hugh Bower
W. Std
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bower
Reuben Burkman
Car Skid Fatal To LaCygne Man
Maurice G. Arnold a 30 year old from LaCygne Kansas died when his car skid on wet pavement and struck an oncoming truck on K68 about 10 miles east of Ottawa Ottawa police reported Frances F. Davis 45 from Kansas City was the truck driver and reported uninjured in the collision
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Ottawa
Kan
Maurice G. Arnold
LaCygne
Frances F. Davis
Kansas City
NBC Strike Halts TV Radio Service With Mediation Sought
Federal mediators sought to end a 51st day NBC engineers strike affecting television and radio networks. NBC and NABET agreed to talks while technicians refused to handle tape for the Today program, causing some programming glitches and ad agency complaints. Supervisors briefly filled in as unions push for full nonunion compliance.
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New York
Lee Wasser
National Broadcasting Co
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
NBC
National Assa of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
NABET
Dave Carroway
Nbc-Tv
Brigitte Bardot
Paris
Wuulu Ve Uruppen
Hazard
Hollywood
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Washington
Bequests Benefit Dozens From Hoshaw Trust Fund
Trustees of the $34,000 Hoshaw trust report more than 60 beneficiaries. They say about $3,500 is spent yearly on nursing training education and medical aid for Chanute and area residents. Since January 1956 about $11,500 has been distributed with the program ending January 12, 1966.
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Tees
Hoshaw
Chanute
Balch
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Florida
Drum Corps
Kiwanis
K. U
Labor regulation bill criticized by Kansan firms
A Wichita corporate counsel told House labor subcommittees that the Senate labor regulation bill fails to protect employers and risks abuse. He urged stronger prohibitions on union funds and picketing, noting his firms paid a union official $27,000 over three years. He represented Coleman Co and several Wichita and Kansas firms.
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Washington
Kansas
Senate
House
Banowetz
Wichita
Kan
Colesman Co. Inc
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Roman Pucinski
Ill
Pucinski
National Labor Relations Board
Coleman Company
Geren-Willard Inc
Valentine Manufacturing, Inc
The
Love Box Co. Inc
Service Transfer Inc
Fair Weather Area Forecast For Kansas Through Wednesday
Topeka reports fair mild weather expected across Kansas through Wednesday after yesterday’s wide temperature swings and storms. Temperatures ranged 54 to 84, with heavy thunderstorm and hail in the southeast and strong 48 to 80 mph gusts in western Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Chanute
Emporia
Wamego
Lawrence
Walnut
Fort Scott
Altamont
Pittsburg
Johnson County
Morse
Olathe
Webster Dam
Hill City
Liberal
Russell
Garden City
Goodland
Senate Overrides Eisenhower Veto on Rural Electrification Bill
The Senate voted today to override President Eisenhower's veto of a rural electrification bill. The action confirms congressional support for extending power to rural areas and signals a major policy shift.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Bus Crash Injures Sixteen on Lake Hamilton Causeway
A Continental Trailways bus carrying sixteen people skidded on a Lake Hamilton causeway four miles south of Hot Springs Arkansas when avoiding an oncoming truck. Thirteen passengers were injured, four seriously, and three were hospitalized after the vehicle plunged down a 20 foot embankment into three feet of water. The driver James Crowell 42 of Texarkana said he braked hard as the truck approached in the wrong lane. The seriously injured include Janie Crost 52 Terrell Texas Limb Mabry 55 Little Rock and his wife Bertha Mabry 54 Pearl Jones 62 Little Rock.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Continental Trailways
Lake Hamilton
Here
James D. Crowell
Texarkana
Crowell
Janie Crost
Terrell
Tex
Limb Mabry
Little Rock
Bertha Mabry
Pearl Jones
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Rise Through 1959
Topeka report shows 24 hour fatalities ending 9 am today at 1. Year to date 1959 totals 135. For the same period in 1958 the count was 13, indicating a rise in fatalities this year.
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Topeka
Kansas
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