Khrushchev Warns Hydrogen Rocket Threat Ties to U.S.
Khrushchev told East German legislators that a German war would drag the United States into atomic and hydrogen rocket attacks. He urged Western leaders to avoid aggression and push for disarmament. He spoke as East Germany backs a Soviet plan to withdraw troops and as German voters face a Sept. 16 election on Adenauer's pro Western government.
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Berlin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
United States
Khrushchev
West Germany
Taney
Red Chieftain
Konrad Adenauer
Otto Grotewohl
England
France
Kremlin
Long-Range Foreign Aid Plan Faces House Resistance
Senate conferees push for a three year foreign aid program with a 500 million dollar annual appropriation and a 12 billion Treasury borrowing authority over two years to fund long term development loans. House members approved 500 million but oppose the full three year package. talks continue with House conferees.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Treasury
S.n. Sparkman
D-Ala
Community Notes Reflect Visits and recognitions in Buffalo
Local families welcomed relatives from nearby towns and service members on furlough. Camp Chaffee and Camp Carson training moves were noted for Pvt David Clark and Pvt Donald Clark. Caryl T. Harvey named outstanding Buffalo High School citizen and Rotary scholar to Independence Community College for 1956 57.
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Buffalo
T. L. Bushfield
Veruis Ambrose
J. L. Bushfield
Bushfield
Logan Shoop
Elizabeth Schurbert
W. T. Swinney
Chanute Memorial Hospital
David Clark
Donald Clark
Lawrence Callarman
Esther Callarman
Don Kimmell
Susie
Lincoln
Nebraska
Howard Lamb
Maggie McLean
Emma van Camp
Ezra
Dave Dalghety
Jeanie
Walter Howerton
Wichita
Caryl T. Harvey
Rotary Club
Independence Community College
Rotary
Alex Haas
Miss Harvey
Carl M. Harvey
Five Homeless Morrison Children Offered Haven After Arrest
A Dallas housewife offered to care for five Morrison children, ages 17 months to seven years, after Mr. and Mrs. Morrison were charged with printing counterfeit twenty dollar bills. Judge Gardner discussed placing the youngsters and the Odd Fellows Home in Corsicana refused. Mrs. Green urged state financial assistance for temporary or permanent care.
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Dallas
James P. Green
James Morrison
Austin
Tex
J. Harris Gardner
Odd Fellows
Corsicana
Weather Observations Florence Nightingale Origin
A note explains Nightingale was born to English parents in Florence Italy clarifying her first name origin. The brief highlights how place names influence given names in historical contexts.
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Florence Nightingale
Florence
Italy
Steel executive calls steel price rise a myth in testimony
Roger M. Blough, United States Steel Corp. board chairman, told the Senate Antitrust Subcommittee that the recent $6 a ton price rise is sheer economic superstition. He argued steel remains one of the cheapest metals, countering claims the hike would spark broader inflation.
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Washington
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Blough
Senate Antitrust
U. S. Steel
Psuit
Chiang Kai-shek names elder son acting secretary general
Chiang Kai-shek's elder son Chiang Ching-Kuo becomes acting secretary general of the national defense council in Taipei succeeding Chou Chih-Jou who moves to govern Formosa. Appointment depends on the father’s final decision and power of appointment.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang ching-Kuo
National Defense Council
Chou chih-Jou
Chiang
Dodge City’s Fabled Piano Through 93 Years and Wars
The Dodge City piano began with a 1863 constructed walnut instrument carried along the Santa Fe Trail. It fueled saloon dances, endured gunplay rumors, and passed through Hobble and Beeson family hands. In 1917 it was rebuilt as a library table by Halpien, then traded and moved among owners before ending with Merritt Beeson’s museum project joining the city’s western heritage.
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Dodge City
Daily Globe
Dodger City
Santa Fe Trail West
Chalk Beeson
Long Branch
Pierce R. Hobble
Hobble
Hobbles
Joe Hulpien
Halpien
Hulpieu
Beeson
Merritt Beeson
Chanute Tribune Page Two Highlights
Local notices and brief items feature community updates from Chanute on August 8, 1957. Inland events, city happenings, and small notices provide a snapshot of daily life in the town.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Piano Locked in Time at Historic House Exhibit
Cark Beeson notes the piano became the next home of the instrument and has remained an exhibit since. The once-polished ivory keys are worn but the old timer shows little else after 93 years of wear and tear.
Italian hat designers forecast rightward fashion tilt
In Florence seven Italian designers predict next season will favor hats worn over the right ear or high crowned toques with inverted shapes. Daywear will feature duchesse velours with double-face lining. cocktails use right side decorations. Browns and greens dominate streetwear while brighter greens and blues suit all black outfits. If followed, men will walk on the left next autumn and winter.
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Italy
Florence
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Ter
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Leon Reich
Dio
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Liechtenstein
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Bennett
By Lynn Miller
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Taylor & Laughlin
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Skyland
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Doz
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