Kansas Legislature Opens In Quiet First Day
On opening day in Topeka the Kansas Legislature marked time awaiting Gov. George Docking's message. The House met briefly with no major business while the Senate planned only routine steps. Docking hinted a general message including a retirement program for public employees. Labor leaders push higher unemployment and workmen’s compensation benefits and stronger health and safety laws with no exact figures yet.
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Topeka
Kansas
George Docking
House
Senate
Docking
Jess Taylor
Rtribune
Robert Cram
St. Francis
Ben Weaver
PR Mullinville
Taylor
Edward Beaman
R-Hoyt
H. J. Yount
State Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Yount
Pay as We Go Policy Urged by Eisenhower at Lunch
President Eisenhower urged a pay as we go policy for federal finances at a National Press Club luncheon. He said balancing income and spending could yield surpluses and possibly tax cuts, while reform of the tax structure is studied by Secretary Anderson. He emphasized limits on federal spending and urged people to spend wisely to curb inflation.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
National Press Club
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
NBC
CBS
ABC
Mutual
White House
James C. Hagerty
John Horner
Congress
Much Colder Area Forecast for Kansas
The Topeka forecast shows much colder weather spreading across Kansas with tonight near 30 and highs in the 30s by Thursday. Winds shift to the north as temperatures drop from yesterday's 55 to 65 highs and overnight lows between 27 and 60. Fog and drizzle have ended across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Salina
Wamego
Manhattan
Chanute
Pittsburg
Goodland
Traffic Fatalities Reported In Kansas
In the past 24 hours 0 fatalities. year to date 1959 total 12. For the same period in 1958 total 15. Data from the state accident records section in Topeka AP report.
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Topeka
Kansas
C of C Honors For 4-H Leaders
The Chamber of Commerce will host a 6 30 p m recognition dinner for county 4 H leaders at the Tioga Hotel ballroom. Buford Fisher of Chanute will speak. Mrs Glenn Hanson will respond. Gale Mullen will present awards. About 100 leaders and spouses are expected. Turkey will be served. The event is sponsored by the agricultural committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tioga
Buford Fisher
Chanute
Glenn Hanson
R. 2
Neosho Valley
Chamber
Mahlon Morley
Gale Mullen
Morley
Agricultural Committee
Kansas Seed Dealers Assn
Southeast Kansas Poultry
B E Day Opens Doors For Chanute Teachers
B E Day on March 18 invites all Chanute teachers to tour local businesses and industries. The event, organized by the chamber of commerce education committee led by Wendell Bowyer, aims to link classroom learning with real world business operations and community needs.
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Chanute
Les Matthews
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Committee On Education
Wendell Bowyer
Chanute Teachers Assn
Matthews
Telephone numbers guide readers to report missing Tribune
A brief public notice instructs readers to call their carrier if the Tribune is not delivered and to contact emergency services after 6 PM via listed numbers. It also mentions insurance information and warns about emergency vehicles using sirens.
Teens With Big Rolls Tied to Enid Burglary Case
Wichita police arrested Harold La. Sarge 17 and other youths after a large cash haul. Officers traced a $30 000 Enid burglary to the group with Oklahoma ties. Detectives said warrants were issued for two Oklahoma youths and a teenage girl as the investigation unfolds.
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Wichita, Kan
Enid
Oklo
Floyd Hannon
Wichita
Harold
Sarge
Hannon
James Beaman
Dennis Cox
David R. Riggle
Jerome P. Cater
Derby
Kan
Oklahoma
Moxley
H. C. Greendyke
Strike at Kanopolis Idles 30 Workers
A strike at the Acme Brick and Tile Co. plant in Kanopolis idles about 30 workers on its third day. Negotiations broke down Thursday between Acme and United Mine Workers organizers, with spokesmen offering no comment on demands or current conditions.
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Great Bend
Kas
Acme Brick and Tile Co
Kanopolis
Acme
United Mine Workers
Higher Auto Insurance Rates Take Effect in Kansas
Insurance Commissioner Frank Sullivan announced new rates for National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and National Automobile Underwriters Ass members in Kansas. The increases apply to new policies and renewals and reflect an adverse trend in losses, with Kansas remaining among the lower cost states overall.
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Topeka
Kansas
Frank Sullivan
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Ass
Sullivan
Kansas City
Wichita
Crash Is Fatal in Kansas City
Edward P. Hughes aged 25 of Kansas City died when his car struck a concrete abutment at a railroad crossing. Authorities reported the fatal crash occurred today and the investigation continues.
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Kansas City
Edward P. Hughes
Four thefts reported with one recovery. purses and items stolen
Police were told of four thefts yesterday and today. A black patent purse with $60 was taken from Montgomery Ward's where Mrs. Worley works, later recovered. A dies set worth $40 vanished from a job site. wristwatch valued at $75 was stolen from a washroom at Senior Trade School but returned after police questioned a student. A mailbox and its milk can were stolen from Ed Glover’s West 14th home.
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R. D. Worley
Montgomery Ward
Bob Barker
Durham and Jordan Plumbing & Heating Co
C. H. Pankratz
Ed Glover
West 14Th
Judge Dunham Hospitalized in Pittsburg For Observation
Friends reported no condition update for District Judge B M Dunham who was admitted to Mount Carmel Hospital in Pittsburg for observation of an ankle swelling. Mrs Dunham remains in Pittsburg with him as acquaintances said the exact illness had not been determined.
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B. M. Dunham
Mount Carmel Hospital
Pittsburg
Bond Issue Defeated for Colby Airport Improvements
An $87,509 bond proposal for Colby municipal airport improvements was defeated in a special election with 458 votes against and 315 for the measure.
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Colby
Kas
Nose tricks and racial nose myths headline seminar
Dr. Ralph Riggs of LSU led a nose surgery seminar at the College of Medical Evangelists. He claimed the nose acts as an air cooler or heater by race and noted observations about sleep side bias and nightly turning based on nasal airflow.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Ralph Riggs
Riggs
Louisiana State University
College of Medical Evangelists
Dr. Riggs
Dulles Urges Sacrifice to Counter Communist Rise
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that austerity and sacrifices may be required for generations to counter rapid Communist growth in Red China and the Soviet bloc. He said U.S. aims include blocking aggression, promoting freedom, and fostering economic growth, with long timelines and cautious diplomacy through the United Nations and Atlantic Pact.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Red China
Soviet Bloc
United States
Senate
State Department
Russia
West Berlin
U.S
United Nations
Republicans name Schoeppel chair of powerful Senate committee
Washington AP The Republican senators named Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas as chairman of the Committee on Committees. They postponed a decision on naming Sen. Barry Goldwater campaign chairman for 1960. Sen. Leverett Saltonstall announced Policy and Patronage committee picks and discussed rule-change proposals for campaign chair selection.
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Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas
Committee On Committees
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
William Langer
North Dakota
Saltonstall
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Young Couple Killed In Colorado Bus Crash
In Gunnison Colorado an Army Pvt Heinz H Wiesmann 20 and his wife Helga 20 were killed when their car rammed a Continental Trailways bus 40 miles west of town. Their 14 month old daughter Carmen was injured with a fractured elbow and head cuts while 14 bus passengers were hurt.
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Gunnison
Colo
Continental Trailways
Colorado
Army
Heinz H. Wiesmann
Helga
Carmen
Fire safety rule on following fire trucks in city
Police department enforces a rule prohibiting motorists from following fire apparatus within 500 feet or entering the block where a fire is located. The advisory notes enforcement will be active.
Who's Who of American Women Adds One Man to List
Washington Post sports columnist Shirley Povich is the sole male included in the first edition of the Who's Who of American Women. He notes the mistake in good humor and says he’s used to such mixups, joking he tries to be one of the boys.
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Washington
Shirley Povich
Washington Post
Povich
League of American Penwomen
Hypnosis Demonstration Delights Talk of the Month Club
Hypnotist Howard Klein staged a 12 volunteer demonstration with Mrs. C A Campbell and Al Eaton at a Talk of the Month meeting. He showed concentration tests, post hypnotic suggestions, word recall with Chanute, and an imagined flying saucer episode while revealing hypnotism as an exact science with practical uses.
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Howard Klein
Talk of the Month Club
Klein
C A. Campbell
al Eaton
Mrs. Campbell
Eaton
Harold Williams
Williams
Eisenhower
First National Elects Officers for 1958 Bank Board
The Board of Directors elected officers after the annual shareholders meeting. Dale Painter becomes president, L. S. Wilson and Mahlon C. Morley rise to vice presidents, C. A. Wood to cashier, and Mrs. Lou Lucas named assistant cashier. R. D. Painter remains chairman. John E. Painter and Wilfrid Cavaness are inactive vice presidents. Directors Briley Cavaness Cooper Dunham Greene Leverenz Lofgren Morley Wilson Painter Painter are reappointed.
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First National Bank
R. D. Painter
Dale Painter
L. S. Wilson
Mahlon C. Morley
C. A. Wood
Lou Lucas
John E. Painter
Wilfrid Cavaness
Robert L. Briley
James F. Cooper
B. M. Dunham
C. W. Greene
A. F. Leverenz
E. E
Mao Plans Moscow Visit to Khrushchev Triggering Assembly Delay
Tokyo AP report says Mao Zedong will visit Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow soon. The trip would push back the Chinese National People's Assembly as Mao relinquishes the head of state post to focus on high policy and leading the Communist Party.
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Tokyo
Mao Tze-tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Mao
Communist Party
Wood Beam Collapse Fatally Injures Worker at Cudahy Plant
A heavy wood beam fell 35 feet at the Cudahy Packing Co. plant in Wichita injuring Paul E. Dukes 50 of Cheney. Dukes died at a local hospital from crushing injuries sustained when the timber toppled onto him.
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Wichita
Cudahy Packing Co
Paul E. Dukes
Cheney
Dukes
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