Anderson Nips Huck Boyd in Kansas GOP Governor Primary
Atty. Gen. John Anderson won the Kansas Republican nomination for governor, narrowly beating publisher Huck Boyd as results from 2,621 precincts showed Anderson with a rising unofficial margin. Democrat candidate Frank Theis led U S Senator hopefuls over Henkle, with Schoeppel and Cleaver leading in their race.
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Topeka
Kan
John Anderson
McDill
Huck Boyd
Boyd
Phillipsburg
Anderson
William Addington
Wichita
Johnson
Kansas
Joseph Henkle
Great Bend
U. S
Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Theis
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Henry P. Cleaver
Lawrence
Henkle
Schoeppel
Cleaver
Chanute golfer nets fourth hole in one in three weeks
Dr. Glen Ashley 627 Highland sank a 6 iron on par-3 No. 2 at Chanute Country Club for his hole in one this morning joining a rash of aces that included Richard Fisher 11 Fred Harris and Mrs Rex Truitt. Ashley teed off with his children Linda and Mike as witnesses.
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Glen Ashley
S. Highland
Chanute Country Club
Dr. Ashley
Linda
Mike
Richard Fisher
R. W. Fisher
Fred Harris
Rex Truitt
N. Steuben
Bus Clinic Here Aug 11 Highlights Safety Programs
A statewide series of school bus clinics includes Chanute on August 11 at the Highway Commission building. The 12th annual event targets bus operators board members and school administrators with safety talks by Highway Patrol officers maintenance experts and sessions on fire extinction first aid and mouth to mouth resuscitation.
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Chanute
Highway Commission
Safety Department of the
State Highway Commission
Board of Education
Salina
el Dorado
Lawrence
Garden City
Colby
Hays
Great Bend
Office
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kansas Motor Carriers Assn
Richard C. Smith
The
Highway Patrol
Weather forecast for Topeka and Kansas statewide heat
Partly cloudy Topeka skies ease hot spell with northwest Kansas cooler today. Most of the state reaches 95 to 100 degrees east and south, lower to mid 90s in the northwest. Temperatures ease toward normal by Monday with mostly fair skies and warming into Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Immel Unseated In Narrow Allen County Senate Race
In Kansas primary balloting across Woodson Wilson and Allen counties John Glades leads Immel for the Republican state senate nomination with 1910 to 1781 votes as one Allen County precinct remains. Woodson County shows Glades dominates the senate race while close commissioners contests arise in Woodson and Allen counties.
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Allen-Woodson
Woodson
Wilson
Allen
John Glades
Yates Center
Howard Immel
Iola
Allen County
Glades
Immel
Woodson County
Johnson Bros Building Sold For National Purchase
First National Bank announced the Johnson Furniture Store at 14 N Lincoln will be purchased effective August 1. Dale Painter said remodeling plans are underway for the bank’s new home with occupancy targeted October 1 and completion early in 1961.
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Johnson Furniture
N. Lincoln
First National Bank
Dale Painter
A. B
Bill Johnson
Chanute
Johnson
Nixon Bomb False Report
FBI agents in Reno arrested Leonard Dale Sage 34 on a charge of falsely reporting a bomb on Vice President Nixon’s United Airlines charter flight. The Reno stop caused a brief delay but the plane, carrying the Nixons to Los Angeles, departed after a thorough search found no bomb.
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Washington
FBI
Reno
Nev
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United Airlines
Hawaii
Los Angeles
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Leonard Dale Sage
Five RB47 Planes To Salute Major Palm Burial
Five RB47 aircraft will fly over Arlington National Cemetery to honor Maj Willard G Palm, buried with full military honors. Palm, pilot of the reconnaissance bomber shot down by the Soviet Union over the Barents Sea, died in an attack described by the U S as piracy. His body was returned from Moscow for burial.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Barents Sea
Arlington National Cemetery
Willard G. Palm
Palm
United States
Moscow
Carter Stewart wedding postponed for Orthodox service
New York AP reports TV comic Jack Carter and actress Paula Stewart postponed their wedding to accommodate his parents desire for an Orthodox Jewish service. An aide cited Wasser for Insurance as a contact.
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New York
Jack Carter
Paula Stewart
Carter
McVey Wins Landslide in Kansas Primary
Unofficial returns from Kansas primaries show Republican gains across districts with strong showings for McVey in the Third District and large Democratic tallies in statewide races including Mangan Graves and Mahoney Smith. Precinct results cover congressional districts and state offices such as Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer and Insurance.
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Topeka
Kansas
Turney
Avery
Gardiner
Powers
Ellsworth
Peck
George
McVey
Brownfield
Vermillion
Layden
Shaw
Hargis
Arvin
Shriver
Lee
Robinson
Moore
Republican
Grauerholz
Anderson
Bell
Chase
Sowers
Geo Democratic
Mangan
McPherson
Graves
Shanahan
Democratic
Mahoney
Smith
Perry
Hart
Commissioner of Insurance
Sullivan
Pierce
Marshall
Brush Timber Fire Rages Near Wrightwood In California
A brush and timber blaze burning on Circle Mountain near Wrightwood in San Bernardino County covers over 5,000 acres and threatens no homes. About 600 firefighters battle the flames at the 6,500 foot level, with containment hoped by tonight. The fire started Tuesday in the mountains northwest of the city.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Wrightwood
Circle Mountain
Boy Scout Swim Meet Saturday in Sedan Area Council
About 100 Boy Scouts from 15 troops in the Sedan Area Council Eastern District will swim Saturday at the Municipal pool. Registration runs 6 to 6 30 p m with events at 6 30 including crawl breast back and medley races plus a 100 yard relay and diving. Top two in each event qualify for Parsons meet. Senior and Explorer meet for over 13s set for Aug 15 in Parsons.
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Sedan Area
Bob White
Chanute
Yates Center
Humboldt
Iola
Toronto
Buffalo
Parsons
White
Trucks Stand Ready To Evacuate Hillsborough River Families
National Guard trucks stood by to aid evacuations along the Hillsborough River as water rose after flashboards broke at the city dam. The Red Cross estimated 50 to 100 families had already left the area while river levels fluctuated near the crest.
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Tampa
Fla
National Guard
Hillsborough
Red Cross
City
Couple Adopts Triplets After 25 Years of Quiet Life
In Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fornero, longtime residents of Northridge, adopted triplets Richard George Robert, after 15 months of parenting. The 45-year-old electronics executive and his wife welcomed the three blond, blue-eyed boys into their home and say they feel like they are walking on cloud nine now that the final adoption papers are in court.
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James E. Fornero
Fornero
Northridge
Tight Races Feature Balloting in County
Voters in Neo sho County produced several tight party contests as ballots counted yesterday. In the Republican race for third district commissioner the lead shifted by the end with a margin of three votes over Walter Chappell. Other GOP picks included Richard L. Ashley for county attorney and John Young for probate judge, with Car Burkman and Lapham also winning in district contests. Democratic results show John W. Lapham securing state representative and Sheldon Propst winning the third district commissioner race. margins and totals are provided in the unofficial tabulations.
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R. R. Rose
Guy A. McKinsey
George F. Smith
Rose
McKinsey
Smith
Yates Center
Blake Hibbard
Woodson County
L. R. Gustin
Burton Adamson
Toronto
Hibbard
Gustin
Adamson
Edwin Fuhlhage
Charles E. Davis
Fuhlhage
Ted West
Walter D. Merrill
Allen County
Myrle Mann
Kincaid
Raymond Kuykendall
LaHarpe
Louie Benbrook
Moran
Mann
C. H. Burrows
Albert Manning
Iola
Ray Emmons
R. M. Allman
Humboldt
Wilson County
Kenneth Monical
Orval Cox
Dwayne Clary
Fredonia
Monical
Clary
Cox
Harry L. Orendorff
Lynn F. Morse
Benedict
Chetopa Township
Everett Denney
Thayer
Max Travis
Earlton
Neosho County
The
Tribune
Walter Chappell
Richard L. Ashley
John
Whove
WiHalien Rulogue
Erie
Dallce Rush
Forsyth
Wilson
John W. Lap‘ham
Sheldon Propst
Hhan Sali'g
Diver
Chappell
Russell Rodgers
Marion Showalter
Showalter
Ashley
Pennington
Young
Hemphill
Corns
Moulton
Burkman
Swain
Burkeman
Rush
Dan Forbes
George Donaldson
Chanute
Leslie Cable
Cable
Forbes
GOP
John Anderson
Andrew Schoeppel
U.S
Walter McVey
Jean Neibarger
Walter Peery
Anderson
Recreational Plan School Bonds OK
Chanute voters approved two special issues, 145000 dollars for school facility expansion at Alcott and Lincoln, and a mill levy to fund a unified community recreation program. Bond victory 2038 to 865, recreation 1705 to 1132, with official canvass due Friday.
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Chanute
Alcott
Lincoln
Katanga mobilizes army to oppose UN entry
In Elisabethville Congo Premier Tshombe orders mobilization of all able bodied men in Katanga to resist the UN force slated to take over from Belgian troops. He cites tribal support and denounces UN entry as aggression while Belgian officials doubt real fighting capacity.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
Tshombe
Katanga
U. N
U.N
Dag Hammarskiold
U N
Lawrence Elks win Kansas Elks Pony tournament
Lawrence defeated Salina 13 to 6 to clinch the Kansas Elks Pony baseball tournament title. An Aerobee rocket test is planned today from Wallops Island Virginia according to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Great Bend
Lawrence
Kansas
Leavenworth Takes Third in 13 and 14 Year Olds Tourney
Leavenworth earned third place by defeating Russell 3 to 2 in a 13 and 14 year old tournament match.
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Leavenworth
Russell
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Wasser
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Washabaugh
John Anderson JR
Frank Thetis
U.S. Senate
Walter L. McVey
Charles F. Forsyth
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John F. Young
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Proer
John C. Corns
Boy Scout Swim
Zowie
Forneros
CiTee
Lawrence Elks
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