Talks on Banning A-Tests With Russia Pleases
President Eisenhower welcomed Khrushchev and Moscow agreeing to begin talks with the United States and Britain on banning nuclear weapons tests. Hagerty said the discussions would start October 31 with a likely initial technical delegation, and a possible later summit remains uncertain.
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Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Britain
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
James C. Hagerty Hagerty
Geneva
Khrushchev
U. S
Ingersoll
Hagerty
Henry Wilkinson
Ft. Adams
Narragansett Bay
U.S
Harold Macmillan
Khrush
Chev
Soviet Union
Nevada Proving Grounds
Washington
U S braces for Red China drive on offshore islands
U S officials warned of a possible Chinese invasion of Quemoy and Matsu during Labor Day weekend. The State Department kept Far East experts on call as tensions rose in the Formosa area. Senators urged congressional authorization before any US forces are used.
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Eisenhower
Newport Country Club
Washinto
Far East
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U. S. Naval Base
Newport
Ingersoll
Navy
Washington
State Department
Christian R. Herter
Red China
R.1
Dulles
Lake Ontario
Walter S. Robertson
Peiping
China
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Father and three sons perish in fire at Round Lake home
A Round Lake Illinois father James Olsen 56 and his sons James Jr 16 Michael 6 and Joseph 4 died when a fire trapped them in a five room house. The mother and one other son escaped through the flames. Cause of the blaze was not immediately determined.
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Round Lake
Ill
Illinois
James Olsen
James Jr
Michael
Joseph
Two Injured in Falls at Homes in Chanute
Police called ambulances for two Chanute residents with head injuries from falls at or near their homes yesterday and last night. Injured were Anna Glover of 211 West 7th and Bill Orth of 223 South Lafayette, treated at Memorial Hospital and dismissed.
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Chanute
Anna Glover
W. 7Th
Bill Orth
S. Lafayette
Neosho
Tribune
Memorial Hospital
Lee Wasser
Higher Waistline Chemise Demise And Sacks Sack
Hollywood reports the sack look is fading this fall as Paris introduces the empire line with higher waistlines and knee length skirts except Dior. Mitzi Gaynor endorses it, while Ann Sothern and Katy Jurado offer varied reactions as actresses weigh new silhouettes against past styles.
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Movie Lovelies
Paris
Ammnivealanl
Empire
Dior
Mitzi Gaynor
Mitzi
Europe
Ann Sothern
Katy Jurado
Vera Miles
Jan Clayton
Warm Outlook For Holidays
Eastern Kansas saw its highest temperatures of the year with Topeka recording 103 downtown and 100 at the airport as heat lingered. Cooler air was moving in today with highs 10 to 20 degrees lower than yesterday and scattered showers possible in the northeast later.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Fort Scott
Abilene
Salina
Chanute
Lecompton
Hutchinson
Wichitta
Olath
Goodland
International Fair draws Chanute residents to KU
Chanute residents plan to attend an International Fair organized by Fulbright students at the University of Kansas orientation center in Lawrence tonight. Dr. J A Buzzle invites hosts from August weekend events and all interested locals to view country booths exhibits and costumes and enjoy a student program in the dining room of Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall 500 West 11th Street. Attendees are advised to approach via 11th Street and turn sharply at the brow of the hill to reach the parking area.
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Chanute
Lawrence
Fullbright
K. U
J. A. Buzzle
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
11Th
Buzzle
11Th Street
New US 59 Stretch Is Dedicated In Kansas
The ceremony planned this afternoon marks the dedication of a nine mile segment of U S 59 from Cummings to Nortonville with Gov. George Docking and highway officials attending. This builds toward a direct Atchison Topeka route. an 18 mile section from Atchison to Cummings was completed two years earlier.
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Atchison, Kan
U. S. 59
George Docking
Highway Department
Cummings
Nortonville
Atchison
Topeka
Peace Program to Promote World Peace Through Law
The American Bar Association will hold lawyer conferences in selected U.S. cities to advance a program titled world peace through world law. The initiative seeks to foster international harmony by legal dialogue and cooperation.
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Los Angeles
American Bar Assa
U.S
Rioting in Mexico City Ends After Five Hours
Students and Pemex workers clashed in five hours of rioting in Mexico City. A bank employee was killed by a stray bullet, 33 hospitalised, with many wounded by gunfire or stones and tear gas. Police used gunfire to quell the unrest amid threats of further demonstrations and a postponed bus drivers strike.
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Mexico City
Fap
Pemex
Communist Party
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Holiday Labor Day Observed by Chanute Businesses
Holiday Monday closures affect Chanute businesses and public offices. Virtually all firms and offices will be closed. Saturday-closing firms gain a three day weekend. Erie courthouse and city clerk close at noon and reopen Tuesday morning. No mail deliveries and The Tribune not published Monday.
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Chanute
Erie
The
Tribune
Five Chanute Tribune carriers win trip to see Athletics game
A three month contest among 31 local newsboys paid off for five Chanute Tribune carriers who earned an expense paid trip to Kansas City to see the Athletics and Yankees doubleheader on Sept. 14. Winners are Lynn Defebaugh, John Tiegreen, Tom Tiegreen, Roy Marks, and Larry Dobson with top customer averages.
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Chanute Tribune
Kansas City
Athletics
the Tribune
Kansas Lily Athletics
New York Yankees
Lynn Defebaugh
John Tiegreen
Tom Tiegreen
Roy Marks
Larry Dobson
Fay Clopine
The
Tribune
Full Trooper Force For Holiday Traffic
Kansas troopers will be out in full force over Labor Day weekend to curb traffic accidents, announced Col. Harvey Schmedemann, the highway patrol superintendent. The crackdown aims to reduce crashes and improve holiday safety.
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Topeka (Ap
Harvey Schmedemann
Kansas Highway Patrol
Dr Campbell Hurt In Hospital Accident
Mrs. Charles Campbell of 123 N Forest learns her husband Dr Campbell sustained a broken leg working at Osawatomie State Hospital last night. He tripped fracturing two bones in the right lower leg. Surgery is planned. He has been at the hospital since June 9. His parents, the Rev and Mrs L C Campbell of Meade, will visit him today with Mrs Campbell in Osawatomie.
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Charles Campbell
N. Forest
Dr. Campbell
Osawatomie State Hospital
Campbell
Airman Dies as Propeller Breaks Off C47 Plane
A Kansas airman, 3C Leroy Grim of Wichita, was killed when a propeller broke off a C47 transport, slashing the cabin. Seven others were injured but survived as the plane crash landed near Big Spring Texas. Grim had boarded the flight at Hamilton AFB in California.
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Big Spring
Tex
Leroy Grim
Wichita
Kan
Air Force
Here
Grim
Hamilton Afb
California
Dogs Okay Space Man Step Closer
Moscow reports two dogs Belyanka and Peostraya were launched Wednesday in European Russia and landed at the planned site after a 25 minute suborbital flight. They weighed 18 pounds each, stayed in a hermetically sealed cabinet, and were said to be in good health on return.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Belyanka
Peostraya
Russia
Anatoly A. Blagonjravoy
Mir
Earth
Kansas City man receives new esophagus in 10 hour operation
William G. Bradley, 28, underwent a lengthy esophago jejunogastrostomy at General Hospital. Surgeons removed stomach wall, formed a tube, moved his stomach to the chest, and connected it to his throat. A 10 day wait will show if he can eat and swallow normally.
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Kansas City
William G. Bradley
Kansas
General Hospital
Bradley
Toll Mounts On Labor Day Weekend Traffic
Americans hit the roads for the Labor Day weekend as traffic volumes rose. Fatalities appeared modest yet lethal crashes occurred in Lynchburg Virginia and a crash near Detroit. The National Safety Council projected up to 420 highway deaths and about 45 million cars on the move during the 78 hour period.
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Associated Press
Lynchburg
Detroit
National Safety Council
NSC
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Reach 338 for 1958
Topeka reports Kansas traffic fatalities from the state accident records section. In the last 24 hours there is one new death bringing the year to 338 for 1958, compared with 348 in the same period of 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
11 Year Old Boy's Death Linked to Circus Incident
Walter J. Hammill an elephant handler admitted strangling Lester Gordon Brown II after promising a ride on an elephant at the Ringling Brothers circus in Denver. Police dug up the boy’s body in a sand pile near the Denver Coliseum as Hammill, 28, confessed and led officers to the grave. The victims’ parents reported him missing hours before Hammill’s arrest. Hammill, once an orphan, said he joined the circus as a handler and was not on payroll information disputed by Ringling officials.
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Denver
Walter J. Hammill
Camden
N. J
Clifford Stanley
Lester Goordon Brown II
Hammill
Stanley
Denver Coliseum
Ringling Bros.Barnum Bailey Circus
Lester
Ringling Bros.Barnum & Bailey
Omaha
Neb
Lester G. Brown
Carthage, Mo
Acrobat's Condition Fair After 80-Ft Fall At State Fair
Darrell Hornbeck, 23, of San Antonio, Texas, was in fair condition after an 80 foot fall when a sway pole snapped during an act at the Minnesota State Fair. He landed upright on the infield, still holding the pole, and suffered multiple serious injuries including broken heels, leg fractures, cracked vertebrae, and a broken wrist.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Darrell Hornbeck
San Antonio
Tex
Hornbeck
Grandstand
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
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