Nixon's Hawaii Campaign Tour Pleases Nixon in Hawaii
Vice President Richard M. Nixon returns from an 11 384 mile campaign trek described as very pleasing. He campaigned in Hawaii as the first presidential hopeful to actively seek votes there and stressed civil rights initiatives during a Seattle stop. Nixon said he plans to visit every state and praised Hawaii Republicans for unifying their ranks.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
U. S
Seattle
Nixon
Nevada
California
Washington State
National Airport
Congress
William P. Rogers
South
Seattle-Tacoma
Donnybrook
Associated Press
Wash
Weather highs reach near 100 with heat across Kansas
Temperatures climbed to 106 at Goodland Hill City and Russell as western Kansas swelters. Forecasts call for hot days and warm nights through Sunday with highs 95 to 100 and low 70s. scattered showers may ease some heat in the north while the south and southwest return to 100s. Pittsburg tallies 97 as the coolest reading.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Hill City
Russell
Pittsburg
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions included Raymond H. Wyatt at 401 S. Santa Fe for surgery, Mrs. Robert Hartell at 1220 W. 4th for surgery, Mrs. Paul L. Moore at 40312 W. 3rd for medical care. Dismissal today noted for Mrs. Ray Bussell at 1220 N. Steuben.
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Raymond H. Wyatt
S. Santa Fe
Robert Hartell
Paul L. Moore
Ray Bossell
N. Steuben
Frank Corbett to Visit Sons in Kansas City and Leavenworth
Frank Corbett of 211 E Main plans a weeklong trip visiting his sons Joe and Marion and their families in Kansas City, then traveling to Leavenworth to see son George and family.
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Frank Corbett
E. Main
Kansas City
Joe
Marion
Leavenworth
George
U N Showdown Over Katanga in Congo Crisis
Congo ministers travel to New York for Security Council showdown as U N troops delay spark fear of bloodshed. Katanga leader Tshombe defies, while Belgium risks Cold War repercussions and TAC forces shape the crisis under Hammarskjold.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Katanga
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
U.N
Security Council
Justin Bomboko
Rene Mwambe
Thomas Kanza
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Lumumba
Belgium
Brussels
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Ralph J. Buncheang
Cars Damaged In Collision At Oak and Kansas
A collision at Oak and Kansas about 8:15 a.m. damaged a 1955 Pontiac driven by H F Lindsay and a 1952 Buick driven by Emilio Serrato. Lindsay and two grandchildren were shaken but unharmed after brief medical checks. Police estimate $400 front damage to the Pontiac and $200 right side damage to the Buick.
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H. F. Lindsay
S. Highland
Emilios Serrato
Oak
Kansas
Lindsay
Cynthians Lindsay
James Lindsay
James E. Lindsay
Serrato
N. Lincoln
Arthur R. Petty
Forest Dugan
S. Plummer
Newt Cherem
Wilson County aged home leased to Mrs Temple
The Wilson County home for the aged at Neodesha will be leased to Mrs Wayne Temple of Parsons. The 64 bed facility named The Golden Key will open under county administration with Mrs Temple serving as occupational therapist after four years at the Parsons State Hospital.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Neodesha
Wayne Temple
Parsons
Board of
County Commissioners
Temple
Parsons State Hospital
Golden Key
J. B. Keys
Baseball Special Leaves Here Tomorrow
About one hundred Chanute area baseball fans will board a train tomorrow morning for the Chanute JayCee baseball special to Kansas City to see a double header between the Athletics and the New York Yankees. The train leaves at 9 50 a m and returns after the second game. Charter buses will shuttle fans from the Kansas City station to the park and back with sandwiches and cold drinks on the train. Stops are planned at Humboldt and Iola to pick up additional riders.
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Chanute
Chanute JayCee
Kansas City
Athletics
New York Yankees
Ballpark
JayCees
Humboldt
Iola
R. J. Hayes
Concrete in Car on Display After Wet Cement Prank
Joe Nelson trades in a damaged 1946 car for a 1948 model after Bob Porter dumped six tons of cement in the back seat as a joke following a bet. The cement company will display the old car with a sign reading We pour cement anywhere, while Ronnie Stewart finances a peace plan and notes the incident as a mishap rather than malice.
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Denver
Colo
Joe Nelson
Bob Porter
Joe
Bob
Nelson
Porter
Castro welcomes Soviet aid and military backing in Cuba
Raul Castro declares Cuba fully in the Soviet economic orbit and praises Khrushchev’s aid pledges. He notes top priority for Cuban orders, warns enemies of the revolution, and says Fidel will address Latin American youth tonight amid recovery from a lung infection.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Cuba
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
OAS
Castro
Prague
United States
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Raul
Grave Problem For Soldier
Aylesbury England AP David Hillier a town council clerk's assistant was drafted into the army and went AWOL returning home to dig graves for 10 days before being sentenced to 28 days detention. His father chairman of the cemetery staff appeals for his release noting the council's graveyard duties and Hillier's pride in the work.
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Aylesbury
England
David Hillier
Pvt. Hillier
A.W.O.L
Hillier
Arthur Hillier
David
Political Plowing in Congress Stirs 1960 Campaign
Washington session opens as Nixon Kennedy and Johnson navigate a brief return to business with talks of civil rights and wage measures. Leaders urge focus on people’s interests though politics likely to intrude. Kennedy heads from Hyannis Port as Eisenhower returns from Newport. Lodge stays quiet on UN duty.
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Johnson
Nixon
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Congress
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Eisenhower
Newport
White House
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Eisenhower to urge Congress on public interest program
President Eisenhower will send a special message to Congress Monday urging action on a public interest program. Press Secretary Hagerty suggested a nationwide TV and radio push next week may accompany the message. The speech, to the Senate Monday, will stress urgent work for the people as Congress returns after conventions.
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Newport
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
Senate
House
Groundwork By Kennedy In Vote Drive
Sen. John F. Kennedy returns from a New York trip to rally nationality groups. Gov. G. Mennen Williams joins Kennedy for a DNC nationalities division meeting at Kennedy’s summer home as Symington heads in to discuss Congress action to bolster military posture. Kennedy aims to finish three weeks of work and rest, then return to Washington. He meets DeSapio and Prendergast, talks with Lehman, and pushes for votes in New York’s crucial electoral bloc.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
New York City
America
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Congress
Washington
Senate
New York
Park Avenue
Tammany
Carmine G. DeSapio
Michael H. Prendergast
Manhattan
Herbert H. Lehman
DeSapio
Prendergast
Lehman
United States Charges Russia Over Powers Spy Trial Hostility
The United States charged Russia with hysterical efforts to inflame opinion before the Powers spy trial. The State Department released notes showing Moscow refused U.S. attorney access. Powers’ wife and parents plan to travel to Moscow. trial begins August 17.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U.S
Francis Gary Powers
State Department
Powers
Wasser
Mos'adv
Edwin Morrell
Moscow University
Morrell
Salt Lake City
Kansas Traffic Fatality Log Summary
Topeka reports a 24 hour period ending 9 am with zero fatalities. The record cites comparison data for 1960 and 1959 periods, noting totals provided in the Kansas traffic fatality log.
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Topeka
Kansas
Double cucumber garden oddity in Moulton yard
Curtis and Dinah Moulton of 915 S. Lafayette displayed a large double cucumber and a potato bearing several marble sized potatoes at The Tribune. The youngsters, children of Mr and Mrs Fred Moulton, showcased the unusual garden finds during the morning edition.
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Curtis
Dinah Moulton
Fred Moulton
S. Lafayette
the Tribune
Eisenhowers' Vacation Ends in Newport
President Eisenhower wraps up a seaside stay in Newport Rhode Island with plans to return to Washington for Congress reconvening. He will propose a post conventions legislative program and may address the nation by television or send a message to the Senate. The trip included golf at Newport Country Club and work with aide Bryce N. Harlow.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Chicago
Denver
Senate
White House
Bryce N. Harlow
John Eisenhower
Newport Country Club
Chanute School District approves bond and recreation levy
Official canvass last night of Tuesday’s vote on two Chanute school district special issues shows no change to unofficial totals. A $145,000 school bond was approved 2038 to 865 and a one mill tax levy for a supervised recreation program passed 1705 to 1132. City commission conducted the canvass.
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Chanute
Wellington Burglars Drive Off With Safe In Pickup
Wellington burglars invaded the Equipment Co salesrooms and stole a 1,000 pound safe containing 500 to 750 dollars in cash and checks. They loaded it into a company pickup using the repair shop hoist and carried away a welding torch and sledge hammers to break it open.
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Wellington
Wellington Equipment Co
Scales Condemned in Neosho County Tests
Twenty one of twenty five vehicle and livestock scales in Neosho County were condemned for errors over two pounds per thousand. J Fred True announced condemned scales, testing directed by Bryan Sprang. All state scales are tested annually with 2600 scales under supervision.
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Neosho County
Weights and Measures
State Board of Agriculture
J. Fred True
Bryan Sprang
True
Weights and
Widespread Thunderstorms Hit Plains and Midwest
Thunderstorms and heavy rain swept much of the country with severe pockets in Nebraska Iowa and Missouri. Omaha saw a six hour downpour totaling nearly 3 inches and winds near 67 mph. Des Moines reported 154 inch rain and Missouri endured crackling thundershowers while rainfall was light elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Wyatt Injured by Swinging Limb in Tree Trimming Accident
Raymond Wyatt of the Wyatt Tree Trimming Service was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital with a broken leg after a suspended limb swung and struck him during a yester noon cut. The limb broke two bones below the right knee and a cast was applied at the hospital.
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Raymond Wyatt
Wyatt
S. Santa Fe
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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