Eisenhower calls for UN Security Council meeting over Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower challenged Khrushchev's push for big power dictation in the Middle East. He asked the UN Security Council to convene about Aug. 12 for talks among heads of government and foreign ministers. Eisenhower rejected Moscow's stance and urged a council analysis of indirect aggression against independent states.
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Funeral for Mrs Harrington Follows Illness
Mrs. H B Harrington traveled to Arlington due to her mother’s illness and attended her funeral service on Sunday. Joanna and Rickey Scott of Wichita visited grandparents Mr and Mrs R D Scott and Mr and Mrs Charles Parker. Mrs T A Cox's hip injury confines her to bed for several days. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Sylvester Chamberlin and Mrs Dan Fyfe from Kansas. Other relatives were seen in Fredonia on business Tuesday and Eldon Cox of Lincoln spent the weekend with his mother Mrs C L Cox.
Local Birthday Tribute Celebrates 90th for Mrs Rose Stevens
At the Chanute home of Imojean Colaw on Sunday a family gathering honored their aunt Mrs Rose Stevens who marked her 90th birthday. An accompanying advertisement notes Ethiopian Airlines offer flights between Central Europe and East Africa with planes that convert into a stateroom and executive suite for Emperor Haile Selassie.
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Republic Steel Co Boosts More Prices
Republic Steel Corp raised steel prices again, with about a 3 percent hike on bars, rod, pipe and wire announced in Cleveland. The move follows a Thursday industrywide selective rise and broadens increases beyond flat rolled products to cover most major steel items.
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Wall Street Gains in Moderate Metal Led Recovery
Aluminum and copper stocks led a modest late day rally on the New York market with about 3.3 million shares traded. Prices rose for nonferrous metals and select issues while most gains were fractional and some stocks fell.
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Cattle Meager and Hog Prices Rise in Market Report
USDA cattle offering was light with 200 head, calves 50 not enough for test. Hog offerings 1,500 with barrows and gilts up to 25 cents higher, sows steady. No 1-3 190-240 lb hogs 22.75-23.00. Sheep 200 and untested. Chicago butter eggs and grain prices noted with varied movements across grades and futures.
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Roosters Hides Under and Over Forty Pounds
A short classified item lists rooster hides categorized by weight, noting under 40 pounds and over 40 pounds. No further details or pricing are provided in the readable text.
Research Project At Parsons Hospital Language Study
A $165 025 three year grant to the University of Kansas funds a study on language and communication problems of mentally retarded children at Parsons State Hospital and Training Center. Dr Seymour Rosenberg of Lawrence serves as field director with Dr Richard Schiefelbusch and Dr Howard Blair as co directors.
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Community News Briefs and Local Incidents
Mrs Hazel Steeves spent Tuesday in Fredonia visiting with Mrs Pearl Dryden Mrs Alice Newland and son John Wesley Police investigated a minor traffic accident at 104 N Allen around 9 20 last night A 1954 Chevrolet driven by Joe Batesel 310 S Allen collided with a 1955 Buick owned by Gerald Gifford 819 N Forest parked at the curb Damage to Buick right rear fender and Chevy right front fender.
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Fredonia
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N. Forest
Athletics report 1958 attendance ahead of 1957 season
Kansas City Athletics officials said attendance for 1958 is ahead of 1957 despite heavy rains. Through 48 home games, 652,299 paying fans attended, compared with 633,833 through the same number of games last season.
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Deaths and Funerals Mrs Vanita Lutz
Mrs Vanita Nelson Lutz of Kansas City died Wednesday evening in St Joseph's Hospital at age 38. Funeral service set for 9 a m Saturday at St Michael's Catholic Church. Survived by husband James and two daughters Linda 16 and Janie 12.
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Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Report
Admittances Thursday list Leon Spence R medical Leslie Torrence 315 N Forest Mrs Maude Diverbiss Humboldt Thad Marshall 18 S Lincoln. Dismissals Thursday Charley Wimmer 1009 S Grant Mrs A E Land 807 N Forest. Dismissals today Mrs Johnnie Edmondston 207 N Franklin George R Lowe Eric Mrs Kenneth Wood Jr R J. Births today Mr and Mrs Phillip Jensen 309 W 6th a boy Mr and Mrs Richard Payne Benedict a boy. Traffic Citations Edith Powell Box 47 speeding 5 bond posted Mrs Mary Lou King Lawrence speeding 5 bond posted Kenneth E LaBeau Neodesha speeding. Police Court Action Warren Carter 2238 Lafayette driving while intoxicated Pleaded guilty fined 125 and driver’s license taken up 125 bond posted previously Merie D Toews Bariton speeding Found guilty fined 25. City Court Hearing Mervin Snowden W Bariton failing to yield right of way 10 fine and 5 court costs Cited by highway patrol. Fire Run Today 11:34 a.m. 205 E Main electrical short on car owner Dan Matlock 1017 N Steuben Little or so damage.
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Grating lemon rind in long even diagonal strokes
A brief kitchen tip describing how to zest a lemon by brushing the rind across the grater diagonally in steady, long strokes for even results.
Ladies Lunch Ham Salad Plated With Watercress
A luncheon note describes sliced baked ham served with a salad of apple and celery, mayonnaise, garnished with watercress and salted pecans. It adds a tip to wipe up spilled milk immediately to prevent lactic acid staining enamel and porcelain finishes.
Kansan Governor Candidate Opposes Tax Increase
A candidate asserts the state is debt free and the budget is balanced. They argue Kansans are overburdened by taxes and pledge to oppose any state tax increase if elected governor.
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