Western backed plan urged by U N General Assembly
The U N General Assembly emergency meeting received a Western backed plan urging Secretary General Hammarskjold to craft security arrangements in Lebanon and Jordan to enable the withdrawal of U S and British forces. The proposal echoes Eisenhower era ideas and seeks two thirds support though Arab and Asian opposition remained.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Eisenhower
Norway
Canada
Colombia
Denmark
United States
Britain
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Assembly
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
U.N
Dept
Hans Engen
Hammarskjold
Engen
Nice
81-Nation Assembly
Curl Will Teach In Randall School
H G Curl former Tribune reporter and Chanute high school teacher has taken a position as English teacher in the rural high school in Randall Kansas near Concordia Mr and Mrs Curl will move Tuesday of next week to Randall
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H. G. Curl
Tribune
Chanute
Randall
Kan
Concordia
VFW Feed Set For Tomorrow At Armory
The Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsors their annual merchants feed at 7 p m tomorrow in the National Guard armory south of town. Fried chicken will be served.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Post
National Guard
Cars Collide No Injuries Near South Mound
A collision today about 7 40 a m near South Mound involved J G Mayfield Parsons R 1 and Mrs James A Dyke St Paul R 1. Mayfield's 1946 Ford rolled over causing damage to the right rear and top while Dyke's 1956 Ford sustained front end damage. No injuries were reported by the Sheriff's office.
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Erie
J. G. Mayfield
Parsons R
James A. Dyke
St. Paul R
South Mound
Sheriff’s Office
Mayfield
Green Light For St. Paul Refuge Approved by Kansas Panel
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission, by a 4 1 vote with one absent, approved moving ahead on the St. Paul Wild Fowl Refuge between St. Paul and Parsons. Casey O Bryan spoke for local landowners demanding 250 per acre to sell land, threatening court action if not met. Alcock backed proceeding and introduced a three landowner committee plus a petition of a dozen signers in support.
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Wichita
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Dave Leahy
St. Paul
Parsons
Ford Harbaugh
Wellington
Commission
Ray T. Amer
Pleasanton
C. E. Kaup
Manhattan
A. H. Alcock
Chanute
Sherman Brollier
Hugoton
Ed F. Madden
Hays
Casey O'Bryan
Pratt
O'Bryan
Alcock
J. T. Strasser
Albert Balfay
James Snead
Kansas Traffic Is Fatal to Six
Six people died on Kansas highways over the weekend, raising the year’s toll to 323. Victims include Mrs. Lillie May Harris, 82, of near Caney in a car truck crash west of Caney, and two Fort Riley soldiers killed when a station wagon overturned near Marysville. Also, two riders on a motorcycle died near Tribune, and a Seminole man perished on Highway 183 north of Hays. Missouri reported six deaths in the same period.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Lillie May Harris
Caney
Chautauqua County
Harris
Gene Harris
William Ray Putnam
Tulsa
Putnams
Fort Riley
Marysville
Kane
Gerald H. Johnson
Salinas
Calif
Gordon Scott
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Highway 96
Tribune
Kan
Dean Hilburn
Studley
Dean E. Dixson
Great Bend
Lloyd L. Sullins
Seminole
Okla
Highway 183
Hays
Missouri
Patterson and Harris Weigh-in for Fight at Wrigley Field
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson weighed 1844 pounds and challenger Roy Harris 194 for their 15 round title bout at Wrigley Field. Harris weighed in first at Hollywood Legion Stadium wearing boxing trunks and cowboy boots while both men stood in stocking feet for the actual weigh-in. Patterson, from Mount Vernon New York, is listed as a 6 to 1 favorite.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
Roy Harris
Wrigley Field
Harris
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Cut and Shoot
Tex
Patterson
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Minor Injuries In Car Truck Collision Near Chanute
Two men escaped serious harm when a 1956 Chevrolet rammed under a pipe load on a semi-trailer at Barker's corner three miles west of Chanute. O. H. Jennings was treated for a glass cut. Jesse Ellis and Jennings were unhurt aside from that. The truck, hauling for Cities Service Gas Co., was undamaged.
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Chanute
Art Jensen
Highway Patrol
O. H. Jennings
N. Santa Fe
Jennings
Jesse Ellis
S.central
Jensen
Barker's Corner
Cities Service Gas Co
Dean L. Yates
Tuttle, Okla
Senate Votes Contempt Citations in Rackets Hearings
The Senate issued contempt citations against Maurice Hutcheson and 12 others tied to the Rackets Committee probe. The action sends the cases to the Justice Department for grand jury indictment consideration. Citations target refusals to answer about finances and union funds, with names including Accardo associates and Chicago figures.
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Washington
Senate
Maurice A. Hutcheson
The
Carpenters Union
Justice Department
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Rackets Committee
Hutcheson
Tony Accardo
Chicago
Pete Licavoli
Detroit
Tucson
Ariz
Licavoli
Ernest Mark High
AFL Spotlight
New York
Accardo
Joseph Aiuppa
Elmhurst
Joseph Divarco
Sam Battaglia
Youth Rescued From Bottom of Roeland Park Pool
A 13 year old St Joseph Missouri youth Paul Richard Carroll was rescued from the bottom of the Roeland Park swimming pool and taken to a hospital in good condition. Lifeguards responded after Ted Kennish, assistant manager, spotted him underwater.
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Kansas City
Kan
St. Joseph, Mo
Paul Richard Carroll
Roeland Park
Carroll
Clarence Carroll
Ted Kennish
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Report 1958 Update
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records section show 6 in the last 48 hours, bringing the year to date total to 323. The same period in 1957 recorded 324 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
First Moon Rocket Explodes 77 Seconds After Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The nations first moon rocket shattered into bits 77 seconds after launch forcing a second lunar probe attempt planned for a three day window starting Sept 14. Officials cited a possible random failure from a ruptured fuel line as debris was recovered from the Atlantic.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
U. S
Atlantic
Cape
Navy
Vanguard
Space Program
Johnson
Advanced Research Prrjects Agency
U.S
Army
Earth
Moon
Thor Rocketdyne
Aerojet-General
Washington
Roscoe Wilson
AFL-CIO Orders End to Mutual Aid With Teamsters
The AFL-CIO Executive Council voted to end all mutual aid pacts with the ousted Teamsters Union as soon as possible. President George Meany led the move with only Joseph Curran dissenting, though Curran agreed to abide by the policy. Hoffa’s connected groups and several alliances would be scrapped under the order.
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Unity House, Pa
Afl—Cio
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Federation
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Meany
Curran
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Transportation Unity
Senate
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Eisenhower Library Fund Reaches $259 Here
Contributions to the Eisenhower Presidential Library fund total $259 amid a Kansas drive aiming for a $100,000 pledge. Gifts range from $5 to $50, with checks made to Eisenhower Library Commission and donations routed through local outlets like The Chanute Tribune.
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Eisenhower Presidential Library Fund
Kansas
Abilene
Ike
Eisenhower Library Commission
the Tribune
Commission
Dwight C. Diver
Gordon J. Willis
The
Chanute Tribune
American Legion Post
Chanute Discount Co
Joe F. Balch
Injuries Fatal To McConnell
Cheslie McConnell of 511 West 7th died at Mount Carmel Hospital Pittsburg after injuries from a Aug 10 car wreck near Pittsburg. He was 67 and a Santa Fe conductor born in Alma Illinois March 16 1891. Survivors include Mrs McConnell two sisters nephews a niece and stepfather with funeral arrangements pending Johnson Mortuary.
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Cheslie McConnell
W. 7Th
Pittsburg
Mount Carmel Hospital
Mount Carmel
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Santa Fe Railroad
McConnell
Alma
Ill
Chanute
Letta Dugan
Lola
Ernest J. King
R. J
E. C. Eller
S. Santa Fe
John Volpe
S. Evergreen
Johnson Mortuary
McConnells
US 69
Masonic Lodge
the Elks and
Order of the Arrow Scouts to Attend National Conference
Five to seven Chanute Boy Scouts will join 25 Southeast Kansas delegates at the University of Kansas in Lawrence August 25 to 28 for the national Order of the Arrow conference. They, along with other regional attendees, will participate in workshops camping fairs and a large fellowship program. The event brings together 49 state delegations and foreign guests, with Richard Nixon invited as a speaker and Richard Lee Chappell as keynote.
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Chanute
Order of the Arrow
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas
Jim Bedenbender
Ricky Hummer
Ellis Potter
Bill
Danny Slane
Brian Haller
Terry Sutcliffe
Iola
Roger Gossard
Wiley
Tracy
Neodesha
Merle Leech
Oswego
Ronnie Beougher
David Peterson
Parsons
Bedenbender
Bill Slane
United States
Richard Nixon
Richard Lee Chappell
Brotherhood of Scout
Order
SeKan
Jerry Ulrich
Lola
School Office Opens for Students as Prep Begins
High school office reopened today per Superintendent Buford Fisher as students prepare to start. Lockers may be checked out by high school students beginning Aug. 25, while schedule changes can be made on Aug. 21 and 22.
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Buford Fisher
Joplin Boy Drowns Near Bartlesville
A five year old boy from Joplin Missouri named John Patrick drowned in a private lake west of Bartlesville Oklahoma. He was visiting relatives with his parents Mr and Mrs George Patrick. The family had gone to the lake to swim when the tragedy occurred.
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Bartlesville, Okla
Joplin, Mo
John Patrick
Bartlesville
George Patrick
Gov Docking to Start Iola Harness Races
Gov George Docking will start one harness race at the Allen County Fair in Iola Kansas and present a trophy to the feature event winner. The fair runs three days with entries from eight states. Docking and Mrs Docking will attend a picnic hosted by the Allen County Young Democratic Club.
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Iola, Kas
George Docking
Allen County
Docking
Young Democratic Club
Two Pacifists Arrested At Wyoming Missile Base
Kenneth R. Calkins and Ellanor Calkins both of Chicago were arrested after attempting to persuade a Cheyenne welder to halt work at the union’s first operational missile base near here. Air Police revoked their entry and handed them to FBI agents for investigation. The man and woman face no immediate charges.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
Here
Kenneth R. Calkins
Ellanor
Smokey Kaiser
Col
H. F. Muenter
Warren Air Force Base
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Calkins
Charles L. Calkins
Board of Pensions of
the Methodist Church
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
University of Chicago
Heat wave ends in Kansas with warm trend ahead
TOPEKA AP A heat wave was broken in Kansas over the weekend as skies cleared and fair weather returned Saturday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 81 at Hutchinson to 88 at Garden City with overnight lows from 59 at Emporia, Dodge City and Manhattan to 60 at Concordia. The weather bureau forecasts a gradual warming trend today and tonight with some scattered thundershowers likely in the west and north Tuesday morning.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hutchinson
Garden City
Emporia
Dodge City
Manhattan
Concordia
Weather Bureau
Man Slightly Injured Rescuing Pet Horse From Fire
Liberty Kansas AP reports Virgil Patchett received arm burns while freeing a horse tied to a porch post from a burning vacant house. The 25 year old mare Susie owned by Henry and Mrs Bolejack and children Allen Linn and Dean. The house was a total loss.
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Liberty, Kas
Virgil Patchett
Susie
Henry Bolejack
Allen Linn
Dean
Floods Displace 600 Families in Eastern Venezuela
Flooding in eastern Venezuela drove 600 families from their homes. Dis patch reports put damage at about $600,000 and note the area affected near Caracas with lingering impacts from the disaster.
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Caracas
Venezuela
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Don Cooper
U.N. Assembly
West
Curl
Randall School
VFW
St. Paul Refuge
Patterson and Harris
Bernard Schriever
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Schriever
Roy W. Johnson
Defense Department
Glenn Welker
City
Ihe
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Joplin
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