East All-Stars Fall 2–0 to West in Legion opener
Western Kansas American Legion All-Stars edged the East in a pitching duel 2–0 as Lindblad took the loss. Nine strikeouts were recorded by both batteries. Richards and Rose supplied Western hits, while Neeley and Kelley had the Eastern two hits. The two teams meet for two more games today at 2:30 and 8:00 p.m.
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Clathe
Western Kansas American Legion All-Stars
Eastern Kansas All-Stars
Junior Lindblad
May
Parsons
Lindblad
Battery
Gary Neeley
Kelley
Richards
Rose
Salina
Shellenberger
Wichita
Wilbur
Church Softball Tourney Produces Tight Elimination Games
EUB fell to the Methodists 7 6 in the loser's bracket as both teams committed five errors. High Prairie shut out Christians 11 0 as St Patrick's beat High Prairie 7 5 to reach quarter finals. Stark then blanked Christians 3 0 with one hit.
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EUB
Methodist
Methodists
Don Howell
Larry Erickson
L. Watts
Gene Evans
High Prairie
Christians
Gary McKinzie
Junior Keith
Royce Wells
Tom Smith
Bill Matlock
St. Patrick's
Stark
First Baptist
Andy Godinez
L. Pence
St. Pat's
Tony Godinez
Gary
Milton McKinzie
Bill Haddon
Buddy Butts
Jim McCoy
Final Pee Wee Game Scheduled Tonight
The Pee Wee A league makeup game between the Pirates and Red Sox is at 5:30 p.m. at Cross School. The Pirates sit third and can reach 6-6 with a win, while a loss could tie them with the Indians. the Red Sox are fifth.
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Pee Wee
Pirates
Red Sox
Cross School
Indians
Spaceflight risks from cosmic rays debated at Stanford
Col. David G. Simons warned at a moon symposium that human survival of cosmic rays outside Earth’s atmosphere is unknown. He noted a 102,000 foot balloon flight caused grey hairs from primary ray exposure, comparing heavy primary rays to rifle bullets and noting atmospheric shielding ceases beyond 150,000 feet.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Earth
David G. Simons
Air Force
Stanford University
Simons
David Wins Again Over Goliath
London AP reports David defeats Goliath a second time as a 1,200 pound bull charges and causes a scene in the arena. The confrontation echoes the biblical tale with a modern twist as spectators react to the event.
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David
Goliath
London
Humboldt Announces 1958 59 Faculty Roster
Humboldt schools reveal the 1958 59 faculty led by Superintendent William S. Scott. The list covers Lincoln and Washington elementary staff, junior and senior high principals, teachers in English, music, science, physical education, vocational subjects, and coaches. Also notes enrollments and upcoming class start dates plus Rotary and local social visits.
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Humboldt
William S. Scott
Scott
Carl Killion
Jesse Wilson
Lincoln
Bob Rush
Washington
Joseph Brucel
Donald Calloway
John Childs
Owen Danley
Irene Decker
D. W. Divine
Pauline Flynn
Edward R. Hawkins
Frank Hemphill
Fred Johnson
Harry Merriman
Kate Moore
Claudine Neer
Marie Reynolds
Betty Schrey
Frances Skinner
Mae Stange
Bernard Tinkler
Fern Perkins
Mildred Lytle
Lois Ann Meath
Leon Works
Doris Johnson
Marlene Quathamer
Lincoln School
Fred White
Claudia Glover
Elizabeth Crawford
Mary Elizabeth Kirby
Helen Grother
Shelia Rains
Washington School
Ritabess Ling
Elemetary School Studets
Tribune Carrier Ad Notes Low Weekly Rate
The Tribune lists a carrier offer at 30 cents weekly. Readers urged to sign up for home delivery with affordable pricing and service details.
Promotion For Rickover Faces Final Hurdle To Vice Admiral
Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, the Navy’s leading atomic expert, is set for promotion to vice admiral as Secretary of the Navy Thomas S. Gates works out procedures. Critics cite past protocol tensions and congressional doubt, while Gates admits gaps and accepts responsibility for previous oversights.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas S. Gates
Rickover
Robert Anderson
Congress
White House
North Pole
Gates
Cape Hatteras Site of Blackbeard Death and Wrights Flight
The Outer Banks of Cape Hat teras North Carolina is noted as the place where pirate Blackbeard met a violent death and where the Wright Brothers achieved the first airplane flight on December 17 1903.
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Cape Hatteras, N. C
Blackbeard
Wright Brothers
Kansas advances survival plans for nuclear attack
Kansas moves toward finalizing state survival plans with an additional 80 000 in federal funds as part of a 252 000 program to map evacuation, government operation and shelter needs for Wichita Topeka and Kansas City metro areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Don Hewitt
Kansas City
Wichita
Nemaha
Salina
Hewitt
FCDA
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Philip J. Connealy
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Nat'l Bank
First National Bank
Chanute, Ks
F.d.lc
Humboldt Rotary Club
John L. Parkhurst
Cardinal Little League
Jim Crowl
Vernon Hawver
Crown
Cardinal
Virgil Hume
Salem, Ore
A. J. Trueblood
Chanute
Iola
Lavergne Wing
Cap Lowry
Yellowstone National Park
Flagg Ranch
Moran
Wyo
Gene Miller
FE. A. Pickarts
Fred Bartholomew
Gladewater
Tex
Jennie Dooley Mather
the Tribune
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Marcie
Octopus
Wired Tentacles
Bobby Sox
Parkas
Jockey JR. U'Wear
Edmiston Way
The
Chanute Tribune
Mainstreet Theater
Plymouth
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