Mikoyan Urges Firmer Peace and Trade Drive
Soviet deputy premier Mikoyan tours the Midwest aiming for firmer peace and better U.S. Soviet trade. He meets wealthy industrialists in Cleveland and Detroit, faces protests from Hungarian refugees, and plans further stops in Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles before Washington.
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Mikoyan
Cleveland, Ohio
Anastasi
Midwest
Detroit
United States
Russia
Union Club
Soviet Union
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Eaton
U.S
Walter L. Cisler
Detroit Edison
Ford River Rouge
General Motors
Chrysler
Detroit Automotive
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Eisenhower
Eastern Kansas Quiet, Clearing with Warmer Temps Expected
Eastern Kansas remained overcast with drizzle and light snow flurries in the east as western areas were fair. Forecasters expect slow clearing in the east and moderating temperatures statewide tomorrow with temperatures yesterday ranging from 33 at Concordia to 47 at Garden City and overnight lows from 9 at Hill City to 8 at Pittsburg.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Garden City
Hill City
Pittsburg
Oil Worker's Death Ruled a Death by Own Action
Wichita Kansas AP report says Arthur Adelbert Kemp 78 a retired oil field worker died from slashing his throat with a straight edge razor. Coroner Dr Dean L Bratt ruled it a death by own action as family noted several weeks of despondency and found by his daughter Evelyn J Cole who lived with him.
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Wichita
Kas
Arthur Adelbert Kemp
Dean L. Bratt
Sedgwick
Kemp
Evelyn J. Cole
Nail polish remover labels to warn of flammability
The Kansas Board of Health will require nail polish remover labels to warn adequately about the liquid's extreme flammability, said Dr Geoffrey in state health officer today.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Health
Geoffrey In
Stop for emergency vehicles using siren or red light
Police Department advisory directs motorists to stop when emergency vehicles approach with siren or red lights. Official guidance emphasizes yielding the right of way quickly to ensure safety.
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Police Department
Adg
Whisker Styles at Juco Foreshadow Fiscal Fight
Chanute Junior College students spark curiosity with distinctive beards amid discussions of President Eisenhower's State of the Union focus on fiscal responsibility and world peace. Lloyd Wilson and Gillis Gibson among the bearded trio anticipate bets and holiday trimming. The White House outlined a balanced budget aim of about 77 billion dollars for the new fiscal year and planned economic reports to Congress.
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Chanute Junior College
John Mohn
Ellinwood
Washington
Eisenhow Club
Lloyd Wilson
S. Wilson
White House
Mary James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Hagerty
Congress
State of the Union
The
Capitol
Chanute Juco
Gillis Gibson
Earlton
Wilson
Tribune
Docking backs uniform state employee retirement plan
Gov. George Docking endorsed a uniform retirement plan for all state employees, excluding the highway patrol and potentially faculty under separate schemes. He warned against a two-tier system, favored portability concerns, and said he would urge the 1959 Legislature to adopt a public employee plan without raising taxes, while offering no firm proposal.
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Topeka
George Docking
Patrol
Judiciary
League of Kansas Municipalties
Legislative Council
Board of Regents
Docking
Highway Patrol
Kansas
Regents
Fire kills 56 animals at Ruhe farm zoo supplier
A one story building on the Ruhe animal farm in New York burned today. About 56 animals perished including at least 40 monkeys. The farm supplies animals to zoos worldwide and covers two acres.
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New York
Pire
Ruhe
Mechta rocket enters solar orbit and speeds toward peak
Soviet scientists report the Mechta rocket now orbits the sun and will reach a top speed of 72 000 mph next Wednesday. Tass notes the craft may have been manned, but reentry survival remains unsolved.
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Moscow
Earth
Anatoly A. Blagonravov
Soviet of Sciences
Tass
Solar System
Mechta
Prof
V. Dobronravov
Two Missourians Die In Northern Heights Fire
Two men died when a two room house burned in Riverside Missouri's Northern Heights area. Victims were Enlon Boydston 67 who lived alone and Joe Hughes 42 a neighbor. Fire Chief Martin Davis said a defective kerosene stove likely started the blaze.
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Riverside. Mo
Northern Heights
Enlon Boydston
Joe Hughes
Parkville
Martin Davis
Unlawful to follow fire trucks within 500 feet
Police department warns the public that it is unlawful to tail fire apparatus within 500 feet or enter breck near a fire, with enforcement details.
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Breck
Police Court Bonds and Fines in 1958 Totaled 11926 48
Police department report shows 1958 bonds and fines 11926.48 with 2623.75 from 25 cent and $1 meter fines April through December. Traffic timer issued 44 hours producing 275 speeding arrests and 1375 dollars. Records include 492 service calls, 16 felonies and 172 misdemeanors, 484 traffic citations, and 170 illegal parking summonses.
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Police Department
Fire Claims Sixteen In Sooner Home Tragedy
A four room wooden house in Boswell Oklahoma barriers could not hold back a deadly blaze. Fifteen children and one adult died with bodies piled around a bed in a rear room lacking an outside door. The victims include Sara Gardner thirty eight and her ten children plus three orphaned nieces and two visiting nephews from Oklahoma City. Booker Gardner the father was away hunting. He learned of the disaster after a long night hunt and was driven to the scene. The firefighting unit arrived with only a pumper due to hydrant distance.
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Boswell
Okla
Sara Gardner
Oklahoma City
Booker Gardner
Gardner
Vernon Love
Tony Price
Linda Fay Ward
Quick Showdown In Filibuster Fight Senate Moves On
Washington AP The Senate begins a quick showdown over filibuster rules with Johnson agreeing to take up a proposal to open rules for revision and plan to table a motion. The issue centers on whether to curb long debates and if the old rule requiring two-thirds to end debate should stay.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Richard M. Nixon
Anderson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Nixon
Steel Trade With Soviet Shipping 20000 Tons Steel for Chromium Ore
Ara Oxtemel of Greg Gary Corp says 20000 tons of American automotive steel will be shipped to the Soviet Union in exchange for 80000 tons of Soviet chromium ore. Steel from Republic Steel Corp in Cleveland is sent via Halifax. Ore to Newport News Virginia and Baltimore.
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New York
Soviet Union
Ara Oxtemel
Greg- Gary Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Newport News
Baltimore
Ark City Probes City Government
Mathews Cowley County attorney led a closed door inquiry into Ark City affairs for 1957 and 1958. Special investigator George Sybrant and witnesses City Clerk James Clough City Engineer Del Law and golf course caretaker Bill Dickerman testified. Expenditures at the golf course are under study. No charges have been filed.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Mathews
Cowley
George Sybrant
James ¥. Clough
del Lawhe
Bill Dickerman
Sloan Names Moulton to Be Undersheriff
Sheriff elect Gerald Sloan announces Lloyd Moulton of Chanute will be undersheriff in Erie starting Monday with electors redone later. Other new officials include Richard L. Ashley Chanute as county attorney and Charles Norris Erie as first district county commissioner. Officials to be sworn at noon in Erie courthouse.
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Lloyd Moulton
Chanute
Gerald Sloan Moulton
Chanute Wholesale Meat Co
Lee Montgomery
Sloan
Moulton
Erie
Elva Wood
Coun
Richard L. Ashley
Charles F. Forsyth
Charles Norris
C. H. Pruitt
Parsons
Hazel Meeker
Nelle H. Stevens
Lloyd Locke
Don Harding
Marion Showalter
Merle Estes
John Hemphill
H. F. Swain
Ava Jeffrey
Eric
Register of Deeds
Two Men Sentenced in Erie District Court
Two defendants pled guilty in Erie district court yesterday and received sentences of not less than one year nor more than five years in the Lansing state prison. George Gambill, 65, Chanute, pleaded guilty to child molestation and Kenneth Creager, 34, Chanute address Se dan, pleaded to an $80 no fund check at Olson Food Store on West Main December 18. Two other state cases were dismissed on motion of County Attorney Charles Forsyth. Klauman, Earlton, faced burglary and larceny charges later reduced to petty larceny and served a jail term.
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Erie
Lansing
George Gambill
Chanuty
Kenneth Creager
Sedan
Gambill
Creager
Olson
West Main
Chanute
Charles Forsyth
State
Leslie Klauman
Earlton
Forsyth
Mattox
Klauman
Justice of the Peace Court
Allen County Plans Dedication of New Courthouse
Allen County will dedicate its new courthouse costing over 750000 with State Sen. Howard M. Immel presiding. The three story building includes district and probate courts, law offices, and an east wing jail replacing the 1809 jail. the old 1905 courthouse will be removed next spring and kept as a county museum.
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Iola
Kas
Allen Countty
Howard M. Immel
Ozark Authority Here Being Studied by CAB
Ozark Air Lines may keep operating in Clinton Iowa Cape Girardeau Missouri Mattoon Charleston Danville Marion Herrin Cairo Illinois pending final CAB decision. CAB ordered the investigation yesterday with temporary rights through February 4. Ozark has paused service at Cairo Chanute Kansas Pittsburg Kansas where renewal is under CAB review.
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Washington
Ozark Air Lines
Clinton
Iowa
Cape Girardeau
Mattoon- Charleston
Danville
Marion
Herrin
Cairo
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Ozark
Chanute
Kan
Pittsburg
Woman's Body Found In Wichita Garage
The body of Mrs. Dorothy F. McAtee, 30, wife of Wichita dentist Dr. Daniel J. McAtee, was found in the family auto in the garage. Coroner Dr. Dean L. Bratt ruled carbon monoxide poisoning. A neighbor had called after the couple’s three children could not enter the house. a note to her husband hinted at despondency.
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Wichita
Kas
Dorothy F. McAtee
Dean L. Bratt
Sedgwick
Daniel J. Me Atee
Me Atee
Hugh Herring
Parking Meter Fine Appeal by Don Gorham
Don Gorham of N Highland files an appeal in district court challenging a police court conviction for non payment of a parking meter fine. Police say Gorham claims he paid the meter ticket for the day in question. He was convicted in police court, fined five dollars, and posted a ten dollar appeal bond.
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Don Gorham
N. Highland
Gorham
Series of Break-ins At Bains Bakery
Police investigated a string of break-ins at the Earl Bain bakery located at 33 W. Main. The latest entries occurred last night and the night before via a back west side window. a $5 cash register withdrawal was reported on Wednesday night. Additional December entries were noted by Bain.
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Earl Bain Bakery
W. Main
Bain
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