Egyptian Leader Expected to Meet Suez Talks Committee
Cairo reports Egypt will reply tomorrow to the five nation committee led by Australian Prime Minister Menzies on Suez crisis talks. President Nasser likely agrees to meet in Cairo but will require discussion of the broader Suez issue, not only the proposed international control plan.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
Robert G. Menzies
London Suez
Menzies
London
United States
Suez
India
Weather outlook holds steady with slight cooling in west
The Topeka weather forecast notes little temperature change through Tuesday with highs near 70 to 75 and a high Tuesday in the upper 70s. Western Kansas may see scattered thundershowers and a cooler NW, while windy conditions were reported in eastern areas yesterday. Temperatures reached 101 in Salina and Wamego, 100 in Russell, with lows ranging 56 to 75 across towns.
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Topeka
Kansas
Salina
Wamego
Russell
Dodge City
Goodland
August 26 Birthdays Feature Names, Births, Feinfeld Family
Joseph Bossom, Brandeis graduate student and research assistant, and his wife Naomi, 23, welcomed a son yesterday. Naomi shares her birth date with her father I. J. Feinfeld, a New York textile merchant.
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Boston
Joseph Bossom
Brandeis University
Naomi
I. J. Feinfeld
New York
Death Takes Mrs. Young in Chanute
Mrs. Mabel Lewis Young known as Mabs Young, 60, of 126 S Steuben Chanute, died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital from a heart ailment. She was active in Grace Episcopal church and hospital auxiliary. Born March 16, 1896 in Michigan City Mississippi, she married Willis J. Young in Memphis in 1922. Surviving: husband, sister Mrs. Fred Thomas Memphis, brother Dr. Warren W. Lewis Marvell Ark, nephew Kenneth Thomas. Funeral tomorrow at Grace Episcopal 2 p.m. burial Elmwood Memphis. Body at Wilson Johnson Chapel.
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Bill Young
S. Steuben
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Young
Chanute
Youngs
Kansas City
Chevrolet
Grace Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Mabel Lewis Young
Mabs Young
Michigan City
Miss
Willis J. Young
Memphis
Fred Thomas
Warren W. Lewis
Marvell
Ark
Kenneth Thomas
Boyd Latimore
Elmwood Cemetery
Wilson-Johnson
Turnpike Awards Contracts for Gas Lines and Bookkeeping Gear
TOPEKA contracts for gas line installations and bookkeeping machinery were awarded today by the Kansas Turnpike Authority. Cities Service Gas Co. of Oklahoma City received a contract not to exceed 60000 for gas lines to toll plazas and maintenance areas, while another for bookkeeping machinery is also capped at 60000. Bids for 14 patrol cars will be opened Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Traffic Fatalities Report For Topeka In 1956 Records
State Accident Records Section lists 4 fatalities in the last 48 hours and a total of 398 for 1956 to date, compared with 52 in the same period of 1950. The report notes Topeka as a location in the Kansas traffic fatality tally.
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Topeka
Kansas
Neosho County 4-H Style Revue Winners At Erie Fair
ERIE Jeanene Meyer daughter of Lyle and Mrs Meyer R 3 Chanute wins the 4-H Style Revue at Erie High School. Ronnie Poor Chanute wins Best Groomed Boy. Shirley Simmons Galesburg reserve champion in Style Revue. Richard McGowen Hillcrest 4-H reserve in Best Groomed Boy. Public revue closes fair tonight with 4-H fat stock sale at 8 p.m. 16 baby beeves one fat lamb and 14 hogs listed for sale. County 4-H agents praise the fat stock sale as possibly the best yet.
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Erie
Billy George
Ronnie Poor
Chanute
Jeannene Meyer
Rural Chanute
Shirley Simmons
Galesburg
Ai McGowen
Paul Nelson
Jeanene Meyer
Lyle Meyer
R. 3
Neosho County
Erie High School
Walter Poor
Hutchinson
Tom Simmons
Richard McGowen
Hillcrest 4-H Club
Talmage Eagles
Hillcrest
Eric
Hollis George
Dale George
William E. George
Tom Thurman
C. KR. Thurman
Family Found Not Kidnapped in West Springfield Case
Mrs Edwina G Simpson and her three children were reported missing after a car stealing hitchhiker incident. Police later said Mrs Simpson drove to Lowell with her children to visit her mother, clarifying there was no kidnapping. Wendell Simpson returned home after helping search.
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West Springfield
Mass
Edwina G. Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Simpson
Lowell
Carlson Sees Strong GOP Chance to Regain Congress
Kansas Senator Frank Carlson told reporters at a breakfast that Republicans have a very good chance to win back control of Congress in the November election. He cited gains in Oregon Nevada Washington and New York and noted the improving farm outlook and the federal highway program as key factors. Carlson spoke during a Kansas GOP gathering after celebrating his and Mrs. Carlson’s 37th anniversary in Concordia.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Congress
Carlson
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Oregon
Nevada
Washington
New York
GOP
Soil Bank
Kansas
Kansas Party Council
Concordia
Father Robs Store For Funds to Pay Debts
Lewis Shuckahosee, 28, of Topeka, was arrested moments after a grocery store robbery. He admitted the $528 theft, saying he needed money to pay debts. He recently found work on the Turtle Creek Dam north of Manhattan after being unemployed.
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Topeka
Lewis Shuckahosee
Turtle Creek
Manhattan
Colorado Man Killed on Kansas Highway
A Colorado man died after a car driven by his 13 year old nephew overturned six miles west of Norton on U S 383. Walter Weldon Drydale 40 of Colorado Springs died in Norton hospital seven hours after the crash. The nephew Jay Johnson escaped with minor injuries. Sheriff Ed Smith said the boy had taken over the wheel after the uncle became ill. Drydale is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs George Drydale of Colorado Springs and two brothers.
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Norton
Kas
Colorado
U. S
Walter Weldon Drydale
Colorado Springs
Jay Johnson
Ed Smith
Drydale
George Drydale
Red Gunners Damage Nationalist Plane Off Fukien Coast
Peiping radio reported Chinese antiaircraft gunners damaged a Nationalist F84 fighter today on the mainland opposite Formosa. The plane was among four Chiang Kai Shek fighters sighted over Pinghai district in Fukien province, a coastal area about 100 miles west of Formosa.
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Hong Kong
Peiping
Formosa
Pinghai
Fukien
Typhoid Outbreak Ties to Church Camp Meeting in Missouri
Public Health Service official links typhoid fever cases to 170 families at a Church of God camp meeting near Monark Springs Mo. Water from a campus well tested unsafe and later prohibited for use. Rev John W Wilson noted about 400 attendees with several stomach complaints and visitors from multiple states including California Oklahoma New Mexico Kansas Louisiana Minnesota Pennsylvania and Missouri.
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Neosho
Here
C. Dauer
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
Church of God
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Church
Missouri
Springfield
John W. Wilson
California
New Mexico
Kansas
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Farm Economists Seek Cause Beyond Stockpiles
Theodore W. Schultz of the University of Chicago says the farm problem stems from a shrinking net income and a growing number of workers on farms. He disputes high price supports as the main cause and urges focus on the clogged labor market in agriculture during a three day conference.
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Theodore W. Schultz
Economics Department
The
University of Chicago
Schultz
Benedict names Gallon new school superintendent
Lester Gallon a former Oklahoma teacher and administrator farming near Benedict has been chosen as Benedict schools superintendent succeeding Sigvald Rase. He will also teach high school science and mathematics. School opens Friday with a staff including Waymire Neher Riley Erbe Neher Falletti Crawford and Neher among others.
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Benedict
Lester Gallon
Oklahoma
Sigvald 0
Rase
Gallon
Alva
Okla
Oklahoma A & M
Richard Waymire
Chanute
S. J. Neher
Jasper
Frances Riley
Lois M. Erbe
Fredonia
Gerald N. Falletti
Frontenac
Inez Crawford
Neodesha
Neher
Landslide In Santa Monica Injures Four Picnicers
A Pacific Palisades landslide near the coast highway dumped 15 000 to 20 000 tons of earth, burying four picnickers aged 48 to 72. Two women suffered broken backs, while two others were bruised and scratched. Los Angeles youths aided the victims. Continuous retraction of debris was reported by Santa Monica officials.
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Santa Monica
Calif.p
Marcel Gentillon
Los Angeles
Lucille Glenn
Maude Hankerson
Jane Baughman
Norah Hayward
Tribune Delivery Help Line Instructions
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier. If the carrier cannot be reached call 700 after 6 pm for assistance.
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Tribune
Eisenhower Ends Convalescence Plan Return from California
President Eisenhower to fly from Monterey to Washington to resume campaign work after recovering from major abdominal surgery. Hagerty announced convalescence is over and that he will meet GOP leaders and Secretary Dulles for London talks on the Suez crisis. He played 18 holes daily at Cypress Point before leaving.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Naval Air Station
Monterey
Columbine LI
Cypress Point Club
San Francisco
Hagerty
West Coast
Leonard W. Hall
Dulles
London
Cypress Point
Party Leaders Attend Meets in Topeka
Chanute will be presented at organizational meetings of both the Republican and Democratic State Central Committees tomorrow in Topeka. Robert N. Allen will attend the GOP meeting, and a dinner tonight for Republican legislative nominees. Mrs. Floyd Kelley and John Moriarty are scheduled to attend their party's state meeting. Their Republican counterparts Mrs. Ed F. Peterson and Hugh T. Jones Jr. are out of state. Elections of state chairmen will be conducted.
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Chanute
Republican
Democratic State Central Committees
Topeka
Robert N. Allen
Floyd Kelley
Neosho County
Democratic Central Committee
John Moriarty
St. Paul
Ed F. Peterson
Hugh T. Jones Jr
Eighteen Polio Cases Reported in Kansas
Eighteen new polio cases were reported in Kansas last week the highest weekly total this year. The peak season runs from late August through September and total cases for the year reached 83, compared with 146 last year.
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Kansas
Topeka
Zahari in serious condition with cancer in hospital
Galveston reports Mrs Mildred Babe Didrikson Zahari remains in serious condition due to cancer with no significant change. Topeka Governor Landon says more funds are needed to operate Kansas state government and calls on Republicans and Democrats to outline how to raise money. Parties plan councils to adopt platforms for the general election.
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Galveston
Tex
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson Zaharias
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
AFL CIO Hint Demo Backing For Election
AFL CIO leaders consider an outright endorsement of the Stevenson Kefauver ticket or a cautious no endorsement as the 29 member Executive Council reviews party states at Unity House in the Poconos. A formal board meeting scheduling could signal an endorsement, while opposition favors restraint and no early decision.
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Forest Park
Aflcio
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Council
Grilling Continues For Kidnapper La Marca
Police press continued questioning Angelo John La Marca in the Peter Weinberger case. The 31 year old cab driver allegedly abducted the 32 day old infant from Westbury New York on July 4 and discarded him in a roadside honeysuckle patch. He reportedly took the baby to Brooklyn and left him overnight with a friend. He has refused to identify any accomplices.
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Mineola
N.Y
Angelo John LaMarca
Peter Weinberger
LaMarca
Westbury
Brooklyn
Storm kills six in Paz de Aripopo Colombia
A freak windstorm struck Paz de Aripopo in the western jungle lowlands yesterday, crushing a public school where six schoolgirls were killed. The tragedy raised questions about safety and building standards in the area.
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Bogota
Colombia
Paz de Aripopo
Contract Awarded for Sandzen Memorial Gallery Work
A contract for the Brieger Sandzen memorial art gallery construction on the Bethany College campus has been let to Johnson Brothers Construction Co. of Salina.
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Lindsborg, Kas
Brieger Sandzen Memorial Art
Bethany College
Johnson Brothers Construction Co
Salina
American Bar Assn Delegates Meet at Dallas Convention
Delegates to the 79th annual convention of the American Bar Association convene in Dallas to elect new officers and review reports on issues facing the legal profession.
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Dallas
Tex
The
American Bar Assn
Weekend Guests At Ingle Home In Central
Mr and Mrs F W Smith of Newton were weekend visitors staying with Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs Louie Ingle at 212 South Central street.
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F. W. Smith
Newton
Mrs. Smith
Louie Ingle
S$, Central
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