January thaw eases fears of higher rates and steel restocking
The easing money market in January calms fears of higher rates amid a steel restocking surge led by U S Steel and Chase Manhattan. Auto producers boost production as inventories rise while bankers eye loan demand and Fed timing.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
New York City
John J. McCloy
Chase Manhattan
Roger M. Boough
U.S. Steel
Stratton urges GOP crowd louder on achievements
Illinois Governor William G. Stratton told Kansas City diners that Republicans must tout their record. He cited tax cuts and budget balance, antiwar and anti-expenditure policies, civil rights and health gains, and praised labor progress since 1953 while denying GOP as anti labor.
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Kansas City
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Ike
GOP
Stratton
Big Business
Party of Special Interests
America
Gun Fatality In Downtown Hotel Tussle Involving Ex Convict
Kansas City AP reports a fatal gun struggle in a small downtown hotel. Charles Vernon Kulbeth, 40, released last Friday from Leavenworth federal prison after narcotic violation, wrestled for a gun with Mrs. Jerry Miller, 30, who fired the weapon. police questioned her as a key witness.
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Kansas City
Leavenworth
Kaw
Charles Vernon Kulbeth
Jerry Miller
Kulbeth
Health Is Factor Of Candidates
The six likely presidential hopefuls face health scrutiny amid a long campaign. Nixon, 47, notes a nervous stomach and hay fever with high blood pressure prompting careful diet. Kennedy, 42, recovering from a 1954 spinal injury. Humphrey, 48, has undergone two operations but shows stamina. Johnson, 51, had a heart attack in 1955 and kidney stone surgery earlier that year. Symington, 58, recovered fully from a 1947 sympathectomy. Stevenson, 60, endured kidney stone issues but is deemed in good health.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Watter II
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Middleburg
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Tto
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
St Patrick’s Honor Roll At St Patrick’s Junior High
Thirteen students were named to the third six weeks honor roll and 11 to the semester list at St Patrick’s Junior High. Principal Sister Flavia announced the names, noting most honorees are girls. Lists include students from ninth, eighth and seventh grades with several repeats across the two honors.
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St. Patrick's Junior High
Flavia
Lorcan Brazil
Jean Casey
Jim O’connell
Margaret Wortman
Christine Galt
Barbara Banta
Toni Prickett
Linda Ward
Nancy Watts
Evelyn Carroll
Mike Ashley
Donna Jerome
Janice Scott
Jim O'Connell
Lorean Brazil
Jane Brenner
Joplin Receives $41951 for Progress Project Work
Washington AP report says Urban Renewal Administration advances 41951 dollars to Joplin Missouri for Project Progress. The plan aims to redevelop 31 acres of slums east of downtown, with total project cost projected at 1.4497 million dollars.
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Washington
Urban Renewal Administration
Joplin
William Young Heads Bel fair-Kitsap United Good Neighbor
William Earl Young 61 of Bremerton Washington was elected president of the Bel fair-Kitsap county United Good Neighbor organization. A former Chanute resident and electrical worker, Young has long served Bremerton as a community leader and unionist. He and his wife Gladys live in Bremerton with daughter Lois Scott of Denver.
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Chanute
William Earl
Bill) Young
Belfair
Bremerton
UGN
Electrical Workers Union
Central Labor Council
Gladys
Ollie L
Lois) Scott
Denver
Young
First Christian Church
Nile Temple
Seattle
Masonic Lodge
Kansas
Eisenhower Boosts U S as Top Military Economic Power
In Washington and across 83 dinners, President Eisenhower and running mate Nixon rally Republicans to unity. Eisenhower argues the administration secured peace and prosperity, while Rockefeller avoids Nixon mentions amid fund raising and applause.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
GOP
Ike
Nixon
Rockefeller
Mount Zion Club Meets Jan 20 with Narrow Attendance
The Mount Zion group met January 20 with Nina Lydick presiding. Attendees included Jessie Hill Grace Gericke Edna Goff Bertha Wilson Geneva Erikson Cora Cook and Lucile Kelsey with guests Mrs Freda KepJay Susie and Kathy Franklin. Next meeting February 4 with Ferrol Kelsey and a planned Valentine box.
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MT Zion
Mount Zion! Club
Nina Lydick
Jessie Hill
Grace Gericke
Edna Goff
Bertha Wilson
Geneva Erikson
Cora Cook
Lucile Kellsey
Freda Kep Jey
Susie
Kathy Franklin
Ferrol Kelsey
Blaine Wilson
Clarence Cross
Raymond Reed
Dale
Kelsey
Roland Kelsey
Regina
Dale Kelsey
Russell Davidson
Kansas City
C. M. Hill
W W. Erikson
Robert Williamson
Judy Daniels
Paul Cook
Wilford Franklin
Freda Kepley
Iola
Charles Horn
Washington State
Albert Lydick
Lydick
Horn
Walter Gericke
Clyde Cook
Don Mears
Marvin
Ed Flemmings
Ronnie
Sam Waltermire
Betty
Billy
Jimmy
Worth Waltermire
Jay
Ben Collison
Bill Cook
Uncle Sam Makes Big Profit From College Aid Debate
HAL BOYLE argues that families bear heavy costs for college while the federal government profits from future tax revenue. He questions the fairness of a $600 deduction and suggests parents organize for federal funding to cover tuition, noting the government already subsidizes other sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Sam
Pile of blasting caps found in a Kansas City basement
In Kansas City a basement stash held 3,900 dynamite blasting caps stolen from a construction firm. Richard Smothers, 19, admitted sharing them as souvenirs. companion William Ridenour, 17, also pleaded guilty. Smothers got nine months, Ridenour six. both paroled.
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Kansas City
Richard Fred Smothers
Harold L. Miller
Smothers
William Logan Ridenour
Ridenour
Chanute Senior High Honors 1131 Students on Honor Roll
A total of 131 students about 25 percent of the student body made the semester honor roll at Chanute Senior High. Seniors lead with 56 on the semester list and 43 for the third six weeks. Girls outpaced boys 86 to 45 for the semester honor roll. eleven students achieved straight A grades.
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Chanute Senior High
Phyllis Dillon
Sandy Midcap
Donna Moon
Phyllis Ranabargar
Mary C. Wood
Susan Griffiths
Barry Gerken
Pam Gray
Jim Roberts
Sherrill Rush
Marcia Sandberg
Mary Truitt
Janet O'Connor
Larry Hummer
Betty Wilson
Marvin Cage
Phil Dryden
Judy Mitchell
Nancy Pistotnik
Carol Barnhart
Gloria Montgomery
Pat Blackston
Barbara Brookhart
Janet Donaldson
David Durham
Kay Freichine
Mary Lov Hole
Nancy Steeves
Linda Simon
David Swiler
Cecilie Torres
Janet Mintz
Mike Myers
Charlotte Olson
Teddy Ponce
Ellis Potter
Eileen Stover
Bill Triplett
Carolyn Umberger
Judy Ward
Linda Wilson
Swope and Sharon Waggoner Standouts In 1960 Wages List
The Chanute Tribune lists earnings and scholastic names for students and staff on page two. Entries include Swope Sharon Waggoner with 2.20 and Janet Ahif 2.10, plus many sophomores and pairs with scores ranging from 2.83 to 2.08 and beyond.
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Susan Griffiths
Bill Durkin
Charles Gottlelb
Jim le
Janet O'Connor
Jonie Ashley
Karen Dillion
Ruby Jackson
Judy Ranberger
Connie Schleicher
Nancy Sparks
Dale Ward
Carol Clemans
Don Madill
Roy Marks
Janet Ahif
Carol Durnam
Donna Shoemaker
Rolen Casebolt
Jackie Churchill
Linda Dalton
Mary Harris
Jennifer Jordan
Barbara Matlock
Judy Mack
Edwina Swope
Linda Campbell
Cathy Thompson
Steve Wells
John Carder
Georgia Gaudern
Madelon Reynolds
Terry Sutcliffe
Phyllis Watts
Kenny Winters
Jim York
Barry Gerken
Pam Gray
Jim Roberts
Sherrill Rush
Marcia Sandberg
Bill Taylor
Judy Chandler
Mike Mee
Mary Browning
Janette Cunningham
Larry Seefeldt
Jane Evans
Sharon Belt
Gary Garrison
Jack Brookhart
Marcia Blackston
Larry Hammer
Bob Ames
Terry Smith
Liewlyn Jenkins
Lloyd Locke
Jane Wallis
Juliana Carlos
Ricky Alexander
Charlene Day
Sydney Neughton
Roma Jean Turner
Sharon Cooper
Eddie McMillen
Tom Scott
Mark Steeves
Tom Stevenson
Kathy Anderson
Janis Brown
Judy Cheek
Pat Dugan
Ken
John Hunt
Myrna Rains
Larry Hummer
Mercia Blackston
Patti Dugan
Roma Turner
Jane Wallingford
Sydney Naughton
Roger Fickel
Jorry Seefelat
Merk Steeves
Jacque VanGotten
Kethy Anderson
Richy Alexander
Judy
Lloyd Locke Jr
George Wheat
Beverley Graham
Chris Coots
Larry Reynolds
Janis Alexander
National Guard to face 10 percent personnel cut
Dewey Short, assistant secretary of the Army, predicts a 10 percent reduction in National Guard and Army Reserve personnel in the next fiscal year. Speaking in San Antonio at a Republican rally, he noted the Guard and reserves total about 700,000 and stressed modernization of the Army’s ground forces as essential. He said no major cuts are planned for active Army, which is expanding.
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Pusey
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
San Antonio
Tex
Dewey Short
Army
Missouri
Short
Exposed to Radiation Four Return to Work at Lab
Four men exposed to nuclear radiation at Los Alamos January 15 have returned to work and are reported unharmed by an official spokesman. A large jug of 38 grams of plutonium in nitric acid broke, with the plutonium described as enough to contaminate the room. Names were withheld and the men were kept at a safe distance.
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Los Alamos
N. M
Hepatitis Outbreak Closes Alabama School Lunchrooms
An infectious hepatitis outbreak prompts the closure of all Elmore County school lunchrooms in ECLECTIC Alabama. 62 cases have been reported countywide, and the lunchrooms were ordered closed indefinitely Wednesday by School Superintendent Ross McQueen.
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Eclectic
Ala
Elmore County
Ross McQueen
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