Symington Sees Soviet ICBM Lead Even With Planned U.S. Build
Sen. Stuart Symington argues in a Senate speech that Moscow will have four times as many ICBMs as the Eisenhower plan by 1961 and that the administration is widening the gap. He says the U.S. could outproduce the Soviet Union if funded, while McElroy counters no evidence Russia leads in deployable ICBMs and dismisses 300-ship projections. The defense secretary testifies the budget funds essential programs and the nation is prepared to meet today’s threat.
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Stuart Symington
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House
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Living Costs Dip In December
Prices fell two tenths of one percent in December marking the first decline since August. Lower costs for food, autos, and clothing offset higher rents and medical care as the Bureau of Labor Statistics places the index at 123.7 of the 1947-49 base, 1.7 percent above December 1957. About 700,000 workers on quarterly and semiannual pay scales will not see a pay change.
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Plane Crash Victim In Critical Condition In Kansas City
An Illinois businessman hurt in a southeast Kansas plane crash remained in critical condition. Shirley Zivney, 34, of Minoak, Illinois, was flown to the University of Kansas Medical Center after engine trouble forced a landing at Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base. The crash occurred near Weir, Kansas, Monday night and was witnessed by a nurse and a brother who accompanied Zivney to Kansas City.
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Law Enforcement Officers Attend Conference Here
About 50 law enforcement representatives from eastern and southeastern counties gathered in Chanute for a Kansas Bureau of Investigation conference at the Memorial building. KBI director Logan H. Sanford opened with a review of operations, stressing information sharing and interagency cooperation. Local attendees included County Attorney Richard Ashley, Sheriff Jerry Sloan, Undersheriff Lloyd Moulton, Police Chief Tom Morehead, and chamber officials welcomed participants from multiple towns.
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Erie
Neosho County
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Butler County
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Burlington
Ottawa
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Howard
Moline
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Parsons
Paola
Iola
Emporia
el Dorado
Oswego
Les Matthews
Chamber of Commerce
Ercel Reed
Hubert
Raney
Gerald Sloan
Tribune
Wichita Man Stolp Held on No-Fund Check Charges
A Wichita man identified as John H. Stolp is in Sedgwick County jail on four no-fund check counts. He allegedly passed 1850 and 46.65 dollar checks, forfeited bond, and faces Neosho County warrants, with return for prosecution if not convicted in Wichita.
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Sedgwick County
John H. Stolp
Stolp
Neosho County
Erie
Chanute
Woodruff Oil Co
Woodruff
Richard Ashley
Chanute Girl Scouts to join Meadowlark Council
Chanute Association votes 20 to 11 to merge with Meadowlark Council expanding jurisdiction over Neosho Allen Woodson Wilson Elk Chautauqua Labette counties excluding Parsons and Montgomer y. New council offices stay in Independence with leaders and camps to benefit 3,000 members including Chanute's 373. Officers reelected pending merger details.
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Wilson
Elk
Chautauqua
Labette
Parsons
Montgomery
Girls Scouts of America
Coffeyville
Chanute
Independence
Charles A. Roger
Neodesha
Bernice Chaddick
Winter Storm Kills 91 and Floods Sweep Northeast
Trapped miners in Salt Creek at Knox Coal Co. Port Griffith, Pa., 12 missing after the Susquehanna River breach floods the Salt slope mine. Thirty three miners escaped as ice and water flood tunnels. rescue efforts continue amid ice jams and widespread flood damage from Indiana to New York.
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Buskirk
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Rensselaer County
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Delaware River
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Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Woman Struck and Killed Walking Near Ellsworth
Mrs. Tressie Lynn was struck and killed by a car yesterday while walking along a highway south of Ellsworth, Kansas, authorities said.
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Ellsworth
Royster Junior High cancels annual carnival
Royster Junior High will not host its school carnival planned for February 6. A ten member committee representing all three grades voted yesterday to cancel after only about half the student body offered to help, sacrificing about 1000 dollars typically raised by the Student Council. Principal Paul Parsons praised the decision as courageous and in the students’ best interests. Karen Kreider, committee chair, said the choice was between begging for help or canceling the event.
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Tribune
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Karen Kreider
Highway Worker Vernon Land Found Near Grader
Vernon Land 54 of Blue Rapids was found dead near the road grader he operated Tuesday night. Coroner says death likely from causes other than freezing possibly a heart attack. Over two hundred people helped search after the grader was found Wednesday morning near a fence.
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Land
Plan to Resume Search For Missing Boy
In Lebanon Missouri sheriff officials said plans were made to resume a search tomorrow for 9 year old Willard Jones Jr who has been missing since last Saturday. The operation will include soldiers from Fort Leonard Wood and civilian workers who are normally off work on Saturdays.
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Ft. Leonard Wood
Tribune Delivery Help Line Reminder
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached call 700 after 6 pm.
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Hoyt Bank Cashier Jeff Williams Surrenders After Embezzlement Charge
Jeff Williams, cashier of the defunct Hoyt bank, surrendered in Holton after a nationwide six month search for details on a $157,000 shortage. His attorney cited a bad heart and demanded a complete medical exam before any statements. Bond set at $15,000, with Williams jailbound after weighing in at 157 pounds.
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Fred Carman
Carman
Jackson County
I. Winter
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Vic Obley
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Tom L. Moore
Northfield
Minn
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Faribault
Kansas
U. S. 75
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Topeka
Orion Williams
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Harry E. Crosswhite
Williams Brothers
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Jeff
Elwaine F. Pomeroy
I. Winters Funk
Colorado Fire Dal Ward as CU Football Coach
The University of Colorado regents voted 5 to 1 to fire Dal Ward from the head football coach post and demote him to full professor of physical education with a reduced salary of 7600 dollars annually. Ward, coach since 1948, faced alumni complaints over lack of Big Eight titles and conservative play style.
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University of Colorado Regents
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Ward
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Weather Outlook Kansas Fair With Warmer Temperatures
Clear skies and warmer today with increased clouds tonight. A massive low over Montana drives cloudiness while a high Pacific air mass keeps Kansas mild. Snow cover fades as warming continues. 4 to 7 inches remain in parts of the state from east to central. lows 15 to 20, highs 40s.
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