Nixon Sees Rockefeller 1960 Battle Likely for GOP Nomination
Vice President Richard M. Nixon expects Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller to seek the 1960 Republican presidential nomination and may announce by November. Nixon plans limited campaigning until then, with a New England trip in September and appearances at the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars events. In a separate incident a pickup truck struck two boys in Bedford Village New York, killing Richard Sullivan and injuring Michael Dill who survived with a brain concussion.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
New England
New Hampshire
American Legion
Minneapolis
Minn
Veterans of Forcign Wars
Los Angele
Richard Sullivan
Michael Dill
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Dill
Young Sullivan
Bedford Village
New York City
Young Driver Indicted In First Degree Murder Charge
Jonathan Mclain Young 20 of Bedford Village New York indicted on first degree murder for killing a boy while attempting to scare him. Police say he drove a small truck and claimed he was acting in self defense. Conviction could carry the death penalty.
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White Plains
Cap
Wall Street
Jonathan Mclain Young
Bedford Village
John Young
Young
Humboldt Church Names Rev Robert Osborne New Minister
The Humboldt United Presbyterian Church voted to call Rev. Robert E. Osborne of Highland as pastor. The call proceeds through Highland and Topeka presbyteries with an expected start by late September. Osborne preached as candidate and was unanimously approved, succeeding Rev. Paul Carpenter who resigned January. The community also notes Little League Braves pennant winners and various Rotary and Lions activities in Humboldt.
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Humboldt United Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Osborne
Highland
Topeka
Osborne
G. W. Horn
Robert A. Finney
Paul L. Carpenter
Halstead United, Presbyterian Church
Braves
Little League Baseball Organization
Rotary Club
Tik Tok
Cardinals
Tigers
Tik Tok Giants
Edward E. Long
Marle Booe
Western Sec ing Mem Pac stock exchange notice
Western section announces a memorandum regarding a stock exchange item at 4 West Main, Chanute, Kansas. The terse entry lists a location and reference to Western Stock Exchange activity in Chanute.
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Western Sec
ING Mem. Pac
West Main Chanute, Kana
Rotary club hears travel tale and visits by many
A Humboldt Rotary meeting at the Tik Tok restaurant featured Eva O Connor recounting an extensive Canada and northeast tour, with Paul Dressier as program chairman and David Woods presiding. Attendees included visitors from Ida and Chanute, and relatives from Pratt Pittsburg and Indianapolis visited Hutchinson for church and family events.
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Eva O'Conner
Humboldt
Canada
Northeast
Rotary Club
David Woods
P. A. Aardman
W. G. Bodley
Chanute
Dave Conderman
G. W. Buss
William Achter
Don Sifers
Ldla
John Googins
Indianapolis
George Garvie
Arthur Hofer
Richard Mankle
Malcolm Higgins
Robert A. Finney
C. V. Black
Ellen
Cities Service Projects Okayed by Commission
Washington AP Cities Service Gas Co of Oklahoma City won Power Commission approval for an 817000 pipeline expansion in Missouri and Kansas. The Missouri segment covers Cass and Johnson counties south and east of Kansas City. Kansas work lies in Franklin County near Ottawa.
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Washington
Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
The
Power Commission
Missouri
Kansas
Cass
Johnson Counties
Kansas City
Franklin County
Ottawa
Expansion Aims to Meet 1961 62 Heating Demand
Plans call for expansion to handle higher demand expected during the 1961 62 heating season. The project targets improved capacity and service reliability for winter heating needs.
Women Find Use For Wooden Nickels
In Sedalia Missouri the centennial committee turned wooden nickels into jewelry. Women make earrings and necklaces from the coins. Each nickel is worth five cents and the committee issued twenty five thousand of them with funds backing the issue.
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Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia
Sweden's 1845 Safety Match Breakthrough
After failed experiments abroad, Sweden created the first safe safety match in 1845, marking a milestone in fire safety with a safer ignition method and controlled flame potential.
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Sweden
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Humboldt Lions Club
Lions Club
Ruth Campbell
Humboldt Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hutchinson
M.A. York
Miss Campbell
Emil E. Lofgren
Pia
Ban Seidlitz
Helton
Seidlitz Paint Co
TRAGK
Helton’s
Chanute and Trade
Seidlitz
Saoupee
Straallan
Mason
Mee
Wena
Onal Pane
Selurz
Seipuitz
Roy A Ta Oh Creene
Saou
Lare
W. Main
Lelton
Mnikowanz
Wichita
Maude Pinkiey
Maude Romine
Mona Davidson
Lyn
Norfolk
Elgins
Bulova
Phillips
Rae
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