Second Prince Born To Queen Elizabeth II
London AP report confirms Queen Elizabeth II delivered a son at 3:30 p.m. Both mother and infant are well. Crowds gathered as bells rang and a palace bulletin announced the birth, with the name to be kept secret until christening.
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London
Elizabeth II
Palace
Buckingham Palace
James
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Philip
John Peel
John Weir
Lord Evans
Queen Victoria
Beatrice
Peel
Evans
Weir
Vernon Hall
Helen Rowe
Annette Wilson
Rowe
George VI
Anne
Sir John Weir
Prince Philip
Two Americans Die In Cuban Raid On Sugar Mill
Washington admitted a U S based plane flew a raid on Cuba and apologized to Fidel Castro. Castro said the Espana Sugar Mill near Havana was struck killing two Americans and blamed U S raid planes. He displayed a passport identifying pilot Robert Ellis Frost and a CAP member Robert Kelly. The U S offered investigators to aid in the probe.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
State Department
U. S
Havana
Daniel Braddock
Castro
Espana
Florida
U.S
Robert Ellis Frost
Robert Kelly
Civil Air Patrol
Miami
Robert Frost
Portland
Ore
CAP
Houston
Tex
Robert Kellys
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Homestead
Key West
Settlement By Packers Ends Strike With Wilson Co
AP reports the United Packinghouse Workers Union accepted a settlement with Wilson & Co to end a strike. Ralph Helstein was en route from Omaha to Chicago to announce ratification details, with sources noting most locals approved while a few rejected the pact.
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Chicago
Wilson & Co
United Packinghouse Workers Union
UPWA
Ralph Helstein
Omaha
Wilson Department
Ete
Government Settles Case With Whitaker
The government settled a 168 805 dollar back tax suit against Harold W. Whitaker of Humboldt Kansas out of court. The case covered 1948 through 1956 and a Tax Court hearing had been under way since Tuesday. Whitaker reported eight year gross income of 6 263 927 dollars and said any difference with taxes paid was inadvertent.
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Kansas City
Humboldt
Kan
Harold W. Whitaker
Whitaker
U. S
Searchers Find Boy Drowned in Pond near Stanley Farm
Robert Van Millett, who would have turned four today, drowned in a pond about a quarter mile from his Stanley, Kansas farm home Thursday. Searchers recovered his body face down and artificial respiration was attempted. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Millett.
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Stanley
Kan
Robert van Millett
Ai Pond
Jack M. Millett
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, contact your carrier. If unavailable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Driver Arrested After Highway Patrol Stop Near Humboldt
Willis Chaney of 1714 West Main was arrested by the highway patrol about 2:50 a.m. on four charges including driving while intoxicated and transporting an open bottle. His car was left parked on US 169 three miles south of Humboldt. He was held overnight and released to the Allen County sheriff for county court hearing in Iola.
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Willis Chaney
W. Main
Highway Patrol
Chaney
Humboldt
Allen County
Iola
Misfortune On Birthday Blotches Widow’s Wallet Loss
On her 84th birthday Cha nute widow Mrs Meartie Pent zer of 116 N Central reported two $20 bills missing in downtown near 215 E Main. She had ridden to town to buy groceries and realized the loss while paying for items after searching for pennies for a parking meter.
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Meartie Pentzer
N. Central
Radiological Training for State Agencies This Week
A two day radiological instrument training session will be held at the highway division headquarters for the State Highway Commission Highway Patrol and National Guard. About 14 students and two instructors plus several Guardsmen will attend as they prepare to maintain radiological survey equipment for area use and civil defense duties. The program could aid wreckage checks of atomic material to assess fallout dangers following a Lyndon train derailment.
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State Highway Commission
Highway Patrol
National Guard
Highway Division
Thayne Smith
Highway Commission
Topeka
Smith
Lyndon
Four Indian sanitation engineers to tour city facilities
Four sanitation engineers from India visiting the United States are due tomorrow for a tour of city water and sewage disposal facilities. City Manager R. J. Hayes announced. They will travel from Wichita to Chanute with Leonard Imhof of the State Board of Health district office. Host officials include City Engineer Paschal Grimes Carl Wortman water plant superintendent and Wilbur Moffatt sewage disposal plant superintendent.
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India
United States
R. J. Hayes
Chanute
Wichita
Leonard Imhof
State Board of Health
Imhof
Hayes
Paschal Grimes
Carl Wortman
Wilbur Moffatt
Symington says U S misled on Soviet missiles
Sen. Stu Symington accuses the Eisenhower administration of misleading the public about Soviet missiles and military strength. He urges the nation to demand facts and not be misled by false statements amid President Eisenhower’s sharp defense against such charges.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D - MO
Eisenhower
Missouri
Senate
Belives
Traffic Fatalities Logged In Kansas For Week
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic deaths over 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Friday show 1 fatality. The 1960-41 comparable 1959 period tallies 65 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bids Exceed Engineer's Estimate For Buffalo Water System
Buffalo city officials seek to cut bids to fit the engineer's estimate for the new water system. Bids opened Wednesday night were rejected as too high, with the lowest bid at 72 781.34 dollars. The 87 000 dollar bond approved last November will cover bonding fees engineering and architect costs plus other incidentals.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Water System
E. E. Bowman
Bowman
Reprieve Halts California Executions for Chessman
Daryl Chessman, awaiting execution at San Quentin, was granted a 60 day reprieve by Governor Edmund G. Brown. The stay followed a State Department telegram citing potential anti US demonstrations during President Eisenhower’s visit to Uruguay and Brazil. Chessman’s lawyers doubt he will be executed. Brown seeks legislative input on capital punishment.
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San Francisco
Daryl Chessman
Brown
San Quentin
Fred Dickson
Edmund G. Brown
Chessman
Los Angeles
Uruguay
Brazil
Eisenhower
A. L. Wirin
George T. Davis
Davis
California
State Department
Cecil Poole
Fred R. Dickson
Goodby
George
Gov. Brown
Roy R. Rubottom Jr
Inter - American Affairs
Montevideo
National Council
Government of
Washington
Rubottom
State Supreme Court
Washington's Birthday Holiday Closures in Chanute and Nearby
Monday Closing Monday will be a partial holiday in Chanute and area towns for Washington's birthday. County offices in Chanute and Erie will be closed while most other offices and businesses stay open. Banks and the building and loan association in Chanute will close.
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Chanute
Washington
Erie
Banks
Building and Loan Association
Erie Board Plans School Addition
Erie school board plans a special election to approve a $160,000 bond for a grade school addition. Bond rates are estimated at 4.0 percent for 10 years or 15 years with total indebtedness reaching $360,000 or 10.26 percent of assessed valuation. Clark M. Fleming serves as director with Dr. William C. Weir as clerk and John Hazen as treasurer.
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Erie
Erie School Board
Small & Co
Wichita
Clark M. Fleming
William C. Weir
John Hazen
Cessna Receives 2 Million Dollar Defense Contract
Wichita AP report notes Cessna Aircraft Co. won a two million dollar contract from Republic Aviation Corp. for components used in the F105 Thunderchief. The agreement underscores ongoing defense program activity and supplier relationship between Cessna and Republic Aviation.
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Wichita
Cessna Aircraft Co
Republic Aviation Corp
Snow in Kansas: light accumulations with possible west heavy spots
Light snow began in the west around midnight and spread across most of Kansas with light accumulation expected in most areas. A storm center near the Rockies may bring heavier snowfall to the extreme west and parts of southwest and south central Kansas while remaining south of the state overall. Overnight lows dropped sharply with readings from 13 to 24 degrees and highs Thursday ranged from 41 to 32. No hazardous road conditions were reported by 9:30 a.m.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Concordia
Abilene
Lawrence
Dodge City
Goodland
Highway Patrol
Bond Posted For Reckless Driving Arrest In Oklahoma
Kenneth Hebensperger of Hobart Oklahoma was arrested by police early Wednesday and released after posting a $75 bond on reckless driving. A driving while intoxicated charge was dismissed after a blood alcohol test. he indicated he would forfeit the bond.
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Kenneth Hebensperger
Hobart
Okla
Hebensperger
Colors Cause Tag Mixup
Police cited Hillard Blume of 520 North Highland for illegal license use after a 1956 tag was found on a car showing a 1960 plate deadline approaching. Blume testified it was an honest mistake and the charge was dismissed by officers' recommendation.
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Hillard Blume
N. Highland
Blume
Thayer Fertilizer Conference Set Next Thursday
The ninth annual Fertilizer Conference will be held next Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Thayer school gymnasium. Harry Rash of First National Bank of Thayer announced the event open to the public. Verlin Peterson will discuss 1959 fertility test results. Dean McHard will speak on liquid fertilizer. Dr. Floyd W. Smith of Kansas State University will discuss crop response to fertilizer. a film titled Cash In on Corn will be shown by Arland Woltemath.
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Thayer
Thayer School
Harry Rash
First National Bank of Thayer
Verlin Peterson
Thayer and
Columbus
Dean McHard
Lawrence
Floyd W. Smith
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Arland Woltemath
National Plant Food Institute
Craft Piles Up On Rocky Shore
A fishing dragger piled up on Ram Island rocks at Portland Harbor entrance in a gale driven snowstorm. Coast Guard reported five men aboard the uninhabited island as seas and winds hampered rescue efforts.
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South Portland, Maine
Ram Island
Portland Harbor
Coast Guard
Baxter to honeymoon on Randoph Galt's Australian ranch
Actress Anne Baxter becomes Mrs Randolph Galt and plans a honeymoon at his cattle ranch near Sidney Australia. The couple wed recently and will spend their honeymoon at the Australian ranch owned by Galt.
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Honolulu
Anne Baxter
Randolph Galt
Sidney
Australia
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Symington
Alcott School
Johnson Museum Fund
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Warren
Babcock
N. Steuben
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E. Pierce
Gene
Erie Board
Cessna
Chanute Junior College
Carolyn Thompson
Janis Richwine
Charlotte Rhodes
Wasser
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