Reed and Docking Clash Over Right to Work in Kansas
Democratic Gov. George Docking reiterated opposition to the right to work amendment before the Kansas Federation of Labor. Republican Clyde Reed Jr. defended taking no fixed stance while noting his editorials oppose the measure. Reed said he would follow voters’ will in November and stressed cross party labor ties and fiscal caution.
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Docking
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Nautilus heads for Portland after Arctic voyage honors
The U S Navy's nuclear submarine Nautilus and 116 crew members voyage from Iceland toward Portland England for Aug 12 to 17 honors. Cmdr Anderson will join from a pilot boat for port entry as Ambassador Whitney reads the presidential citation. Hammarskjold proposes a broad Middle East plan while U S and Soviet delegates clash over troops and peace measures.
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Canteloupe Shatters Bus Window En Route to Oxford
A cantaloupe tossed from a bridge over the Kansas Turnpike shattered the right front windshield of a bus carrying 40 members of the International Luther Walther League from Kansas to an international meeting in Oxford Ohio. Several youths were scratched by flying glass. driver Jean Juaire, 36, Wichita, redirected the party to a second bus in Kansas City.
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Youth Admits Cashing Bum Checks in Kansas
Joe Earl Hale, 22, Riverside California, admitted cashing $864 in bum checks while visiting relatives in Kansas. Authorities in Wellington say Hale is wanted in California on 10 felony check charges. He surrendered with only a dime left after an interview at the police station.
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Boy Drowns in Kansas River Near Seventh Street Bridge
Kansas City authorities report 14 year old Israel Ervin drowned while swimming with a companion in the Kansas River near the Seventh Street bridge. Police say the incident occurred yesterday and involved Wasser for Insurance reference.
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Two Appeals Approved For Occupancy and Expansion
The zoning board of appeals approved Mrs. Florence Hale for a certificate of occupancy at 1107 South Steuben to run a cafe, supported by a resident petition. It also approved James H. Taylor’s building permit to enlarge his home at 1416 South Central, deeming denial an undue hardship and noting need for family space. Previously Tom Morehead had denied both actions due to time limits and lot size provisions.
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Family’s Car Burns but Vacation Plans Go On
Shawnee County Sheriff Jerome Brown and his family, en route to Colorado for vacation, escaped a car fire seven miles east of Junction City on U S highway 40. The car burned completely, but no injuries occurred and vacation plans remained on track as transportation arrangements were sought.
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Jerome Brown
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Talks End in Athens After Cyprus Talks
Prime Minister Macmillan of Britain ended talks in Athens on Cyprus. A final communique acknowledged remaining points of dispute. The text mentions results listings with Henley Real Estate Agency and a phone number 2195.
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Ottawa South Interstate Highway Group Formed in Parsons
An Ottawa South Interstate Highway Association is organized to back a plan to swing an interstate highway south from Ottawa to connect with the Will Rogers Turnpike in northern Oklahoma. W C Smith of Parsons named chairman. resolution to back proposal to be considered by the Kansas Highway Commission August 27 in Topeka. Representatives from 19 cities attended the Parsons meeting to discuss the Ottawa to Oklahoma link and future southward extensions.
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Smith
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Topeka
Jack L. Goodrich Parsons
Kansas City
Emporia
Goodrich
Texas
Chanute
Dale A. Dahlgren
R. J. Hayes
Bill Young
Ira Barber
Richard Willis
Charles Ballou
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George Corkle
Petroleum Company
Partly Cloudy Forecast With Little Temperature Change
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with little change in temperature through Sunday. Tonight’s low near 70 and Sunday’s high in the lower 90s, with a high today near 90 and a low tonight near 70.
Quick Deal Car Sale Probed By Senate Rackets Team
Senate investigators sought details of a hurried Cadillac sale used in the Michigan fatal arson case. Herman Kierdorf, uncle of the torched man and former Hoffa aide, bought the Union car with no money down, while his missing son faced a gun warrant. The probe ties Hoffa’s union to alleged underworld links as hearings pause until Tuesday.
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Chanute Voters Adjust Bond Totals Amid Canvass Changes
City canvass shows 1,597 for water bonds and 974 against 850000, and 791 for and 1695 against museum bonds. Unofficial tallies and precinct adjustments noted. Chanute hosts welcomed 45 Fulbright students with picnics parties and tours, and locals entertained with dinners and outings during their weekend visit.
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Two Drivers Arrested on DWI Charges
Everett Earl Grady of 213 E Walnut was arrested by highway patrol on driving while intoxicated and license suspended charges. Bond set at $200 with a city court hearing at 4 p.m. Monday. Cyle J Neighbors of Topeka was arrested at Earlton for driving while intoxicated with a $125 bond and a hearing at the same time as Grady.
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E. Walnut
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Topeka
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Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Reach 301 for 1958
AP report from Topeka shows traffic fatalities in Kansas over the year to date reaching 301, with the last 24 hours totaling five. Comparison notes: 1957 year-to-date fatalities at 306, last period. Officials track ongoing accident records.
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Topeka
Kansas
Soviet theorist urges vigilance at officer graduation
Mikhail Suslov, chief theoretician of the Communist party, urged the graduating class of political officers of the Soviet armed forces to stay vigilant against what he called the armed aggression of Britain and the United States in the Middle East.
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Mikhail Suslov
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Britain
United States
Middle East
Little Change In Official Canvass Of Neosho County Votes
Erie Kan voters hear slight shifts in Tuesday primary tallies as Harold Latimer and Cleora Grady hover near nomination thresholds. Latimer gains four but remains short of 180, absentee ballots pending. Grady holds 425, needing 220. Other results show small moves for Richard Ashley, Charles Forsyth, Lee Knapp, Jack Reynolds, and Oliver Craig, with minor changes in district commissioner races and precinct committee counts.
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Neosho County
Marion Showalter
Showalter
Harold Latimer
Latimer
Cleora Grady
Nelle H. Stevens
Chanute
James A. Butin
Walter Poor
Paul Parsons
Myrtle Moeller
Harold Anderson
Grady
Richard L. Ashley
Charles Forsyth
Lee Knapp
Jack Reynolds
Knapp
Reynolds
Oliver Craig
E. P. Patterson
Charles Norris
E. C. Bolt
Perry T. Wilkerson
Thayer
Charles Payne
Rayborn Powers
Crash at county road intersection west of Chanute injures none
No one was hurt in a collision two miles west of Chanute at about 6 45 a m today the highway patrol reported. Drivers were Leo Junior Kaemmerling 31 of 1030 S Evergreen and R E Swank 34 Independence R 1. Damages cited: left front fender of Kaemmerling 1946 Dodge pickup and right front door fender of Swank 1957 Chevrolet.
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R. E. Swank
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Damae
Kaemmerling
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