Dulles Plan Sparks Cautious Soviet Response
Secretary of State Dulles outlines a two part Western plan for air and ground inspections across the Soviet Union North America and Europe with variants to widen or narrow zones. Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin says the proposal will be studied but favors the West and criticizes gaps including bases in Japan North Africa the Middle East and elsewhere.
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London
Dulles
Soviet Union
North America
Europe
Washington
Eisenhower
Valerian Zorin
U.N. Disarmament
Russia
West
Rio Grande
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Albania
Greece
Turkey
Arctic
North Pole
Urals
Alaska
Kamchatka Peninsula
Zorin
Japan
North Africa
Middle East
Baby Boy Killed in Two Car Crash Near Big Springs
A two car collision on a U S 40 east of Big Springs Kansas killed a six month old boy and injured six others. The Womack car caught fire after high speed impact with a parked car. Those injured include Aston Albert Womack his son Jimmy and daughter Judy Ann along with two Fort Riley soldiers.
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Big Springs
Kas
Here
State Highway Patrol
John D. Cochrane
Co. D
69Th Armored
Fort Riley
Aston Albert Womack
Topeka
Womack
Darrell Wayne Womack
Jimmy
Judy Ann
Cochrane
William Dalton
Daniel Grove
Dalton
Grove
Utah prison hostage drama ends with all women released
Fourteen women part of the Kitchen Rhythmettes were held for about an hour by 18 inmates at the Utah State Prison auditorium. Guards secured the area after a scuffle. 15 inmates inside, three knives and several bats found during a shakedown.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Utah State Prison
Kitchen Rhythmettes
Price
Salt Lake City
John W. Turner
Turner
Board Sustains Firing at Osawatomie State Hospital
The Kansas Civil Service Board upheld the dismissal of Emil Brooks and Charles F. Kennedy both 61 and 63 respectively for mistreating a patient during restraint. LeRoy Platz and Bill McMiens were suspended 30 days for failing to intervene. The ruling stressed patient care and rejected abuse insinuations.
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Topeka
Kansas Civil Service Board
Osawatomie State Hospital
Emil Brooks
Charles F. Kennedy
LeRoy Platz
Bill McMiens
James Lowry
Civil Service Board
Lowry
Brooks
Platz
Meckiens
Kennedy
Coffeyville Native Wins Three-Meter Springboard Title
Ron Smith, 21, native of Coffeyville and SMU student, captured the three-meter spring board diving title at the National Men's Senior AAU Swimming and Diving championships in Philadelphia. The Houston resident upset the field for his first national crown in seven years. The event was left undefended by Bob Clotworthy who turned professional.
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Philadelphia
Ron Smith
Coffeyville
Smith
Houston
Tex
Southern Methodist University
Bob Clotworthy
New York
A.C
Topeka Barber Named to State Board
Topeka barber Richard J. Armstrong has replaced T. R. Maher on the State Board of Barber Examiners for a three year term. Governor George Docking announced the appointment after earlier selection Mike Yacich of Kansas City was deemed ineligible due to experience requirements.
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Topeka
Richard J. Armstrong
T. R. Maher
Great Bend
State Board of Barber Examiners
Armstrong
George Docking
Governor's Office
Mike Yacich
Kansas City
Flood and storm relief allocations across Missouri Illinois North Dakota
President Eisenhower authorized 1.37 million dollars for flood and tornado relief in Missouri Illinois and North Dakota. Missouri receives 850000 for tornado and flood damage from May and June storms, adding to a 2 million allotment on June 6. Southwestern Illinois gets 500000 after a June 22 disaster declaration. North Dakota tornado areas receive 20000 after another June 22 declaration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Missouri
Illinois
North Dakota
Moscow Meeting Bargain Joyride For Americans
About 30,000 students from 90 nations gathered for the Moscow youth festival as Americans sought discounted travel and lodging. One third joined for the bargain and several used the trip to pursue personal aims including filmmaking and meeting officials, while others attended seminars or talked with locals about world events. The package cost $140 and covered train transport from London, two weeks of meals lodging and entertainment plus Moscow subway rides.
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Anne Hobson
Richmond
University of London
George Abrams
Newton
Mass
Rick Medalie
Minneapolis
U.N
Moscow
London
Youth Held In Erie Jail In Assault Case
Walden Frye 24 of Fredonia was arraigned in city court on assault with intent to rape after two Wichita hitchhikers, ages 21 and 20, said he tried to force himself on them and flashed a gun. Preliminary hearing set for Aug 16. bond set at 1000 dollars. Frye held in Erie county jail. Proceeding details from County Attorney Charles Forsyth. The women reported the incident after Frye allegedly attempted to run them down on highway K47 northeast of Thayer. Frye was later arrested in Neodesho and brought to Erie by county authorities.
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Walden Frye
Fredonia
Frye
Erie
Charles Forsyth
Wichita
Parsons
Fall River
K47
Thayer
Forsyth
Neodesho
Neosho County
Traffic Fatalities in State Report for 1957
Traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 1 in the last 24 hours and 289 to date in 1957, compared with 364 for the same period in 1956.
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Topeka
Kanssas
Emporian to Attend Meeting in Dublin
Dr. Minnie Miller head of the foreign language department at Emporia State Teachers College and secretary of the American Association of University Women will be American representative at a council meeting of the International Federation of University Women in Dublin Ireland from August 6 to 16.
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Emporia
Minnie Miller
Emporia State Teachers College
American Assn. of
University ‘Women
International Federation of [University Women
Dublin
Ireland
Neosho County 1958 budget raises levy 2.86 mills
The 1958 Neosho County budget total expenditures are 1,683,367 with a per 1,000 valuation levy of 33.51. Levy increases span General 0.49, road and bridge 0.60, welfare 0.17, noxious weed 0.04, high school 1.89 combined, courthouse 0.05, while agriculture extension drops 0.04 and hospital 0.38. The plan includes 248,000 in bonded debt and 48,000 principal to be paid in 1958, plus 5,000 in no fund warrants.
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Neosho County
The
Tribune
General County High School
General County Elementary School
Bond
State Tax Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Shaw Bridge
Emergency Landing Saves NATO Chief No Injuries
London report says an American Gen Lauris Norstad led a NATO air squadron aboard a U S Air Force Constellation that developed engine trouble. The plane diverted to London Airport and landed safely with one engine out. Norstad and all aboard unhurt.
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London
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Norstad
Goose Bay
Labrador
Paris
Squirrel steals golf balls at Maine club
Boathbay Harbor greenskeepers Mark Leeman and Ken Rice spotted a grey squirrel snatch a ball onto the eighth green. Leeman tracked the thief to a thicket where 174 golf balls were found. The club pro paid the finders $10 and suggested peanuts for the rodent.
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Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Mark Leeman
Ken Rice
Country Club
Leeman
Gas Light Era Ends in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials announce a $228,435 contract to install 2,200 electric lights over eight months, replacing gas street lamps. Since 1952 the gas lampposts have fallen from 22,500 to 13,500, with a target completion by end of 1958.
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Philadelphia
Broadway Maintenance Corp
Long Island
N.Y
New Health Nurse Emporia Appointment
Ione Noyes of Emporia has been named Lyon County health nurse succeeding Mildred Unruh who resigned. The change places Noyes in charge of county public health duties and services.
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Emporia
Ione Noyes
Lyon County
Mildred Unruh
Rural Grange Meeting At School Presided By Nathan Hole
Rural Grange met Thursday evening at the school with Nathan Hole presiding and 11 officers present. One petition was received and chairmen reported on projects. Cookies iced tea potato chips and watermelon were served. Mr and Mrs Hole and Mr and Mrs Leon Spence addressed 20 members and juvenile members.
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Rural Grange
Nathan Hole
Hole
Leon Spence
Vilas Home Builders HD Meeting Tuesday at 2:30
The Vilas Home Builders Home Demonstration unit will meet at 2 30 p.m. Tuesday in the church fellowship room. Mrs Bill Carlson will give the clothing lesson.
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Vilas Home Builders HD Unit
Church Fellowship
Bill Carlson
Southern Senators to Decide Added Rights Bill Resistance
In Washington a meeting of nine Southern senators decides how much more resistance to offer to the administration's civil rights bill. Russell says he will vote against it, while Johnson hopes for a strong final passage vote and Knowland backs a stronger Senate House conference outcome. The Senate’s changes remove broad federal injunction power, and vote on jury trials for contempt in rights cases surfaces amid White House opposition.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
House
Georgia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Knowland
California
House Conference Committee
Johnson
Congress
Partly Cloudy Forecast For Kansas With Scattered Showers
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with little temperature change. Highs in the 90s, tonight’s lows in the 70s, and scattered showers expected mainly in the north. A cool front edged through Kansas bringing modest cooling and cloud cover.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Oakley
Cedar Buff Dam
Smith Center
Garden City
McCracken
Jewels
Collyer
Quinter
Hill City
Webster Dam
Goodland
Salina
Kansas City
Veterinarians Gather in Santa Fe Park Meeting
About 30 area veterinarians attended a Southeast Kansas Veterinarians Association meeting at Santa Fe Park. R A Cook chairman said the session focused on general discussions about animal treatment and care.
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Santa Fe Park
Kansas
Test Postponed at Atomic Site Shasta Blast
Unfavorable winds forced a 24 hour delay in the Atomic Energy Commission detonation at the Nevada test site for the Shasta test blast.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Shasta
Escapee Terrorizes Family in Enid Oklahoma
A convicted rapist, Milton J. Martin, 27, escaped from Bergstrom Air Force Base Texas stole a blue and white airplane, and fled to Enid Oklahoma. He terrorized his former in laws and abducted a woman before disappearing with a stolen craft amid a regional manhunt.
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Enid
Okla
Texas Air Force Base
Milton J. Martin
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Bergstrom
Martin
Austin
Tex
Twelve Arrested For Liquor Without Kansas Tax Stamps
In a two day roundup by Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board agents twelve people were arrested crossing the Missouri border for liquor without Kansas tax stamps. Eight paid 25 dollars plus costs, four received stays of execution. A new Kansas law effective July 1 bans possession of many alcoholic beverages without proper stamps.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Missouri
Rebel flareups and antigovernment strikes in Cuba
In eastern Cuba resistance to Batista's regime grows with insurgent activity led by Fidel Castro after troops clashed with rebels near Abreos in Oriente. A civilian bus driver was killed by a bomb in Santiago de Cuba amid broader strikes and censorship as unrest threatens to spread through Manzanillo Bayamo Palma Soriano and Camaguey provinces.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Batista
Aberos
Oriente
Santiago de Cuba
Santiago
Manzanillo
Bayamo
Palma Soriano de Holguin
Camaguey
U.S
Earl E. T. Smith
Smith
Congress
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Friday
Memorial Hospital lists Friday admittances including Mrs Harry More Eric medical Steve Satchell Eric medical George N Halsey Humboldt medical and Ted Mas ters R 2 medical. Dismissals Friday include Betty L Thurman R 2 Mrs Mildred Mee Carty 1154 N Grant Mrs Leta Moore 705 N Lafayette Mrs Ray Morris 624 S Malcolm and others. Births Friday record a boy born to Mr and Mrs Earlton and a girl as noted.
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Rose
Kenneth D. Ward
Thayer
Bobby Uden
N. Steuben
Norbert G. Mollnow
S. Steuben
John Thielen
Jer
Earlton
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Gary Parker
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State
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Emporian
New Health Nurse
Cssoser
Priday
Oreens
Evven Eines Sane
Mason Hart
Ercle B. Fest
Gary
Hart
Fests
Barbara Janssen
Garber
Sherif Hart
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