June Rain Totals Top 1951 Yearly Precipitation
The Tribune records June precipitation at 10.75 inches with 1957 year to date at 31.09 inches, exceeding 1951's flood year total and averaging 20.07 inches for six months to July 1. Chanute fire chief reports six month loss around $11,534, with last year’s six month loss at $7,103. Police report MRT freight stop near Humboldt after conductor leaves engine. crew details not released.
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C. W. Brennan
Breakins Reported in Here and at Thayer
Police investigated two breakins here early today and Sheriff Lee Montgomery and Undersheriff Jack Reynolds investigated three at Thayer. At Conoco Service Station thieves broke a window to enter and stole eight quarts of motor oil and two bottles of pop. At Malson Reinhardt Equipment thieves pried a door and took under $20 from a cash register. Montgomery cited three burglaries at Thayer Tinks Service Station P and G Service Station and Carl Stude baker Service, totaling about $92.
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Thayer — Tink
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Studebaker
Milton to Lodge Wisconsin Fishing Lodge
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower Johns Hopkins University president recently hospitalized with a kidney infection left for a month's vacation at a Wisconsin fishing lodge. He is the youngest brother of the President.
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Milton S. Eisenhower
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Toll of Cameron hurricane death toll climbs near 450
Lake Charles reports 246 bodies on hand with many more coming in as crews probe debris from Cameron. Officials forecast final toll between 400 and 500 amid mass burials and disaster response. Governor Long, Red Cross, and civil defense leaders warn of health risks from decayed bodies and floodwaters.
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Saline Floods Saline Town in Kansas
In Tescott Kansas near Salina, the Saline River rose after 22 inches of rain flooding streets with two to three feet of water. Rescue boats and National Guard trucks stood by as residents stayed home, wading to work and avoiding evacuation. The river crested near 30 feet with more rain forecast.
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Effects Studied Explosion of Sun Timed for Science
Scientists from 62 nations study the sun explosion linked to the International Geophysical Year opening. About 10 000 scientists participate in 18 month studies aiming to improve weather forecasting and communications as solar flares trigger magnetic storms and radio blackouts worldwide. Auroras appear at high altitudes in both hemispheres.
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Staggs in Custody On Driving Charges
Thomas Raymond Staggs age 21 of R 1 was taken into custody early Sunday on charges of reckless driving and operating a motor car while under the influence. He remained jailed pending posting a $150 bond authorities said.
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North Santa Fe
City Manager Hayes Begins Duties in Chanute
R. J. Red Hayes started as Chanute city manager today with City Clerk Howard Parsons administering the oath. Present were City Commissioners Dale Dahlgren and Randall Diver. Hayes plans to meet department heads and review equipment and personnel this week, succeeding Ross Cooper who resigned in May. Mayor Harold Williams was away on vacation.
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Red) Hayes
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Docking Names Board Members Topeka
Gov. George Docking announced 20 appointments or reappointments to state boards. New boards include basic science examiners and healing arts with several doctors and osteopaths, plus architects, embalmers, nurses, engineers and hotel and restaurant board members. Some appointments replaced prior members and terms expire July 31.
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Merle E. Brooks
Emporia State Teachers College
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Kansas State College
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Pittsburg State
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Kansas University
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Ft. Hays
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Lyons
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Salina
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Garden City
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Arthur Harris
Wichita
J. Glen Hilyard
Douglas
State Board of Embalming
Eugene S. Parker
M. Miriam
Great Bend
Ilse Stag
Fireworks Rule In Chanute Sets July Fourth Hours
The Chanute police warn that shooting fireworks is illegal except from 6:00 a.m. to midnight on July 4. Violations carry a $5.00 to $100.00 fine as stated by the Chief of Police.
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Chanute
Rains Threaten Kansas Wheat Crops Statewide
Heavy rains pound ripened wheat across Kansas raising crop concerns. Officials warn most farmers still hope to harvest bulk of the wheat, but each new shower worsens conditions. July forecasts call for continued thunderstorms with 0.20 to 0.40 inch daily rainfall amid soggy fields delaying harvest and lowering yields.
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Eisenhower marks 4th wedding anniversary at Gettysburg home
President and Mrs Eisenhower celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary at their country home on the edge of Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The event marks another year of public service and residence in the quiet town.
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Eisenhower
Missing Woman Found From Air At Alpine Texas
Mrs. Clifford E. White, believed dead after six days in Big Bend area, was found by Border Patrol and Civil Air Patrol planes near a cave high on a mountain. Her husband died earlier after abandoning a stalled station wagon in sand. A food and water drop aided her rescue as ground parties moved in and a doctor was flown to the scene.
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Fort Worth
Seven Dead in Missouri Floods Sweep
A flash flood and strong winds in Ironton and surrounding areas killed seven people, damaged 80 homes and 32 other buildings, and cut roads and rail lines. Fishermen and residents faced peril as waters rose, with several rescued after hours in trees and boats.
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House Approves Emergency Funding to Start 1958 Fiscal Year
The House quickly passed a stopgap emergency bill to furnish temporary funds for agencies lacking 1958 appropriations. The measure, to be sent to the Senate, would allow continued spending at current levels until full bills are enacted. Senate action expected this week.
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Adenauer backs disarmament as West Germany open to inspections
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer defended his government against hindering a big power disarmament accord. He voiced full support for U S Russian inspections of West Germany and agreed to measures on atomic and conventional weapons. He denied obstruction and cited his May Washington trip where Dulles proposals were approved. NATO discussions in Paris addressed a unified inspection zone to avoid permanent German division.
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Washburns Injured In Chanute Family Crash
Six members of the Washburn family were injured when their car left K-96 southeast of El Dorado and rolled into a ditch. All six were listed in fair condition at Allen Memorial Hospital. They include Mrs Cheadle Washburn about 60, Vera Washburn 27, and children Michael 2 Jolene 3 Janice Beck 9 and Sharon 11.
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Chanute
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Work Order Issued For Turnpike Link In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City W Highway Director C A Stoldt issued a work order for a July 15 start on a four mile link between the Kansas Turnpike and Oklahoma City. The project costs 967 729 dollars for grading drainage and four lane paving from the state line to Kay County. Brock Construction Co of Woodward will complete the work in 150 days.
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