Better Guidance Plans For Youths Discussed In Chanute
A group of law enforcement officials city administrators and educators discussed curfew needs for Chanute youths. They favored stricter supervision and explored enforcement, licensing controls, and public notices while weighing practical hours ages and methods for better youth guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
John Hemphill
Richard L. Ashley
Jerry Sloan
R. J. Hayes
Lige Matlock
Kenneth Wilson
Dell Reed
Robert H. Geiger
W. H. McMurray
Robert Pennington
Chanute Police
Donaldson
Matlock
City Commission
Sen Carlson Visits, Discusses Cuba Trip in Tioga Hotel
U S Senator Frank Carlson spoke at a Tioga Hotel coffee about his two week West Indies tour with focus on Cuban sugar quotas. He warned of anti American sentiment under Castro and warned Congress to monitor Cuba while noting possible changes before June.
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U. S
Frank Carlson
Tioga
Neosho County
Republican Central Committee
Cuba
Chanute
Parsons
Kansas
Leavenworth
Olathe
Fort Scott
Iola
Carlson
West Indies
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fidel Castro
Castro
Sen. Carlson
Chanute Lumber Co Granted State Charter
Kansas firms completed incorporation today with Chanute Lumber Co of Chanute authorized capital of 50 000 with Hugh T Jones as resident agent Liberal Electrical and Floor Covering Inc of Liberal 10000 capital Bill Wood listed as contact Ruddicks Inc of Fort Scott general merchandise and Alvin E Rud dick named as representative with 150 000 capital.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute Lumber Co
Chanute
Hugh T. Jones
Liberal Electrical and Floor Covering Inc
Liberal
Bill Wood
Ruddicks Inc
Fort Scott
Alvin E. Ruddick
Two Bodies Found on National Pride Off Galveston
In Gulf of Mexico the motor ship National Pride overturned last week. Two bodies were recovered aboard the hulk towed to Galveston. Nine crewmen remain missing at sea.
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Galveston
Tex
National Pride
Gulf of Mexico
Menninger condemns Docking stance on Kansas mental health plan
Dr William C Menninger of Topeka attacks Gov Dockings position on the Kansas mental health program saying after 11 years of effort the state risks sliding back. He argues the new Kansas Neurological Institute should focus on active treatment rather than custodial care and questions funding and training plans.
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Topeka
William C Menninger
George Docking
Kansas
Menninger
Docking
Kansas Neurological Institute
State Division For
Mid-America Backs 165000 KIDC Fund Increase
The Mid-America Inc. board of trustees passed a resolution urging a $165,000 budget increase for the Kansas Industrial Development Commission for the next fiscal year. The panel currently operates on $135,000, which they deem insufficient for effective industrial development efforts in Kansas.
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Mid-America
Pittsburg
Mid- America, Inc. Board of Trustees
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Kansas Industries
Kansas
Blast Wrecks Home Injures Humboldt Resident Mrs McKinley
Mrs. John McKinley 79 escaped injury when two blasts wrecked her Humboldt home at 218 S 7th around 5 20 pm The force lifted the house and shattered furniture while gas fumes and a floor furnace are suspected The fire department fought a grass fire and the house will be razed after salvage efforts and insurance adjustments continue
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Humboldt
John McKinley
S. 7Th
McKinley
Anna Stout
Earl Loveau
Chanute
Earl Loveall
N. Franklin
Eribane
Monkey Tests Space Capsule Flight From Wallops Island
A seven pound 30 month old monkey named Sam flew 55 miles above Earth in a test capsule launched from Wallops Island Virginia. The capsule deployed parachutes and was recovered in the Atlantic by a Navy destroyer after radar guidance and telemetry functioned, marking a step toward manned spaceflight.
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Washington
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Sam
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Borie
Wallops Island
NASA
Millstone
Boston
School of Aviation Medicine
Seaway Reports Busy First Full Operation Season
In Massena New York the St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp announces 6959 vessels used the American locks in the first full operation season. The waterway closed Thursday.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Massena
N. Y
St. Lawrence
Eisenhower Greets Rome in Rain Warm Welcome
In Rome the President received a warm greeting despite overcast skies and rain delaying his landing. Eisenhower spoke of friendship and freedom across 11 nations, noting ties between the United States and Italy through shared ancestral roots. He prepared to meet Italian leaders to pursue peace with justice, while officials described initial landing glitches as minor.
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Rome
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Dwight Eisenhower
Ciampino
Italy
Giovanni,Gronchi
Antonio Segni
Urbano Cioccetti
William Draper
Atlantic
Draper
Kansas Temperatures Drop After Cold Front Passes
In Topeka Kansas a cold front cut temperatures to the 40s with clouds and a brisk northerly wind. Lows ranged 31 to 48 across cities, with tonight in the upper 20s to mid 30s and Saturday highs in the 40s. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday, with cooler conditions and light winds.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute
Goodland
Dodge City
Pittsburg
Bond Election Marches For Rural High School Project
Stark voters in Joint Rural High School District No. 3 will decide on a 400000 bond to buy site build and furnish a new high school. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm at Grant Hepler and Walnut school buildings as merger of four counties forms a 250 square mile district.
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Stark
Joint
Grant High
Hepler High School
Joint Common School
Walnut
Grant
Hepler
Nnts
Schoeppel Assured of B-52G Aircraft Program
Senator An drew F. Schoeppel of Kansas received Air Force assurances that the B-52G plane construction will proceed at Boeing’s Wichita plant. The Defense Department’s B-70 cut had raised questions, but Congress authorized 70 B-52G airplanes at a cost of 700 million dollars for Wichita production.
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Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas
Air Force
Boeing
Wichita
Schoeppel
Defense Department
Congress
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Topeka Area
Kansas traffic fatalities for the 24 hours ending at a.m. are 0. To date in 1959 fatalities total 530, compared with 518 in the comparable period of 1958.
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Topeka
Kansas
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