Tiros 1 Weather Eye camera failure ends satellite life
NASA reports Tiros 1 has stopped sending earth cloud images due to a burned out wide angle camera. narrow camera still limited. The 270 pound satellite in a 450 mile orbit has delivered about 23,000 pictures since April 1 and is expected to remain aloft for years.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Tirus I
Earth
Montreal
Canada
Santa Cruz
Argentina
Mongolia
Manchuria
Russia
Vladivostok
Europe
Butler Swipe At Harry S Truman Plans Ouster Charge
Paul S. Butler accuses former President Truman of seeking his resignation as Democratic national chairman amid pre convention turmoil. Butler denies rigging the convention and rejects claims of a post retirement Kennedy linked business offer.
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Los Angeles
Harry S. Truman
Paul S. Butler
Butler
Truman
National Committee
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Enemo and Two Brothers Services in Quenemo Sunday
Funeral services for Enemo and two brothers will be held Sunday in Quenemo. The arrangements are being handled by local funeral home with burial to follow in the county cemetery.
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Enemo
Two Brothers
Quenemo
Work Shutdown Over Kansas City Construction Dispute
The Kansas City area building and construction industry shuts down after a 12 week strike ends and a new dispute. Bricklayers Local 18 refuse to work without a contract while Hoisting Engineers Local 101 pickets at jobs and plants. Over 200 construction sites affected.
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Kansas City
Builders Assn
W. W. Hutton
Association
Hutton
Bricklayers Local 18
Kan
Hoisting Engineers Local 101
Khrushchev Receives Rowdy Welcome in Vienna Fiat Plant
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev was greeted by about 3,000 workers at Vienna’s Fiat plant in the Communist district. He shook hands, praised plant conditions, and warned of aggressive forces as security police managed the crowd. Earlier he caused a traffic jam and a pedestrian subway mix up during departures.
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Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Fiat Automobile
I. S. Saharov
Khrushchev
Eisenhower Signs Tax Extension Debt Limit Bill
President Eisenhower signed the tax extension and debt limit measure several hours after the Thursday deadline. The act preserves four billion dollars in taxes and keeps the corporate tax, setting the debt ceiling at 293 billion for the new fiscal year, avoiding the previous 295 billion limit dropping to 285 billion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Burdick Claims Farm Support Despite Benson Policy Critique
Rep. Quentin Burdick of North Dakota says his Senate victory signals farmer discontent with Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson. He criticized Benson's retreat from farm controls and price supports, noting farmers dislike sliding scale supports and the soil bank concept.
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Washington
Quentin Burdick
D-Nd
Senate
North Dakota
Ezra Taft Benson
Burdick
Benson
John E. Davis
Retrial Denied In Doss Case
Topeka judge denies a motion for a new trial in Marion Doss's case. Attorneys plan to appeal to the state Supreme Court. The attorney general sought Doss's removal over alleged bondman payments and eligibility due to being an ex convict. The judge had dismissed the original suit.
Ginger Rogers' Stepfather John Rogers Dies in Quenemo
John Logan Rogers 73 former Quenemo News editor and stepfather of actress Ginger Rogers died at his Quenemo home Thursday night. Born in Topeka he served as Quenemo postmaster over 20 years and wrote several songs. He is survived by his widow and son Bruce Rogers of Quenemo.
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Quenemo
Kan
John Logan Rogers
Ginger Rogers
Topeka
Rogers
Bruce Rogers
Que
Mrs Lodge Dies Mother of U N and Spain Ambassadors
Mrs. George Cabot Lodge died today in her apartment at the Sheraton Park Hotel Washington. She was believed to be in her eighties. Her sons are Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. ambassador to the United Nations and John Davis Lodge ambassador to Spain.
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Washington
George Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Spain
Sheraton Park Hotel
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
John Davis Lodge
House
Connecticut
Wheat Harvest In Fast Pace In Kansas Across Counties
Wheat cutting nears peak across southern Kansas from Hutchinson to Johnson with full scale operations in many counties. Labor shortages and truck demand rise as rain and hail slow progress in some regions while others report 70 percent completion. Temporary KSES offices close at several towns due to harvest demand and travel.
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Great Bend
Kansas
Hutchinson
Johnson
Kansas State Employment Services Harvest Labor Control Office
Concordia
Tribune
North Central
Northwestern
Harper
Barber
Kingman
Comanche
Meade
Edwards
Kiowa
Gray
Haskell
South
Grant
Rush
Hodgeman
Ness
Lincoln
Ottawa
Trego
Ellis
Rooks
Gove
Logan
Wallace
Pratt County
Stanton County
Clark
Ford
Hamilton
Stafford
Pawnee
Kearny
Saline
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Graham
Phillips
Mitchell
Osborne
Smith
Sherman
Norton
Decatur
Rawlins
Cheyenne
KSES
Ashland
Anthony
Elkhart
Hugoton
Wellington
Flemming Orders Waste Treatment for Kansas City Area
Welfare Secretary Arthur S. Flemming directs that sewage and industrial waste in the Kansas City area be treated before entering the Missouri River under a 1956 anti pollution law. He cites threats to public water supplies for St. Louis and other Missouri communities and to river navigation and recreation. Notices go to Kansas City and North Kansas City Missouri Kansas City Kaw Fairfax Drainage District Kaw Drainage District and 11 industries.
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Washington
Arthur S. Flemming
Kansas City
Missouri River
St. Louis
Missouri
Lexington
Glasgow
Boonville
Jefferson City
St. Charles
Flemming
Kaw
Fairfax
Kansas
Caney Defeats Legion Nine In League Showdown
Caney defeated the Chanute American Legion nine 5 to 3 in a league game last night. Caney had eight hits off Glen Barnhart Ronnie White and Don Papst with Bryan earning the win and Cus catching for Chanute. Chanute hosts a non league doubleheader Sunday in Springfield Missouri at 1 30 p m against the Central American Legion and another Springfield team. The Chanute club may stay overnight for a Monday game.
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Caney
Chanute American Legion
Glen Barnhart
Ronnie White
Don Papst
Gary Steele
Chanute
Bryan
Custer
Springfield
Central American Legion
Springfield Legion
House OKs 994 Million Military Construction Bill
The House passed a bill authorizing about 994.9 million dollars for military construction at domestic and overseas bases for the current fiscal year. The action was by voice vote with minimal debate.
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Washington
House
Senate House conferees report June 30 figures
Conferees’ June 30 report shows a budget total $118.71 million above the House’s June 9 vote and $73.082 million below the Senate’s June 27 total. The discrepancy highlights inter chamber differences in anticipated expenditures and funding priorities.
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Senate House
House
Senate
Elliott Roosevelt Sued for Divorce in Meeker
AP report from Meeker Colorado states Bell Roosevelt filed for divorce from Elliott Roosevelt on Thursday. The couple wed in March 1951 and Elliott, son of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, has lived as a rancher in the Meeker area. The petition cites mental cruelty.
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Meeker
Colo
Minnewa Bell
Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dynamite arrest near British Foreign Office
Police nabbed two Birmingham men William Crowe and Martin Muldoon with 127 sticks of dynamite and 86 detonators in a car near Harold Macmillan’s London home. They were remanded for a week at Bow Street Magistrates' Court after authorities found the explosives in the vehicle trunk.
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London
Foreign Office
Harold Macmillan
Bow Street
William Joseph Crowe
Martin Muldoon
Birmingham
William Stone
Stone
Summer schedule and local notices from Chanute
Morning worship at First Methodist Church and Church School at 9:30 follow, with a Vilas Home Builders meeting postponed to July 12. Reports include family travels, library programs, scholarship awards at Kansas State University, a dog poisoning complaint, and an AWOL arrest tied to Fort Leavenworth.
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First Methodist Church
Ady
Smith Breaks Hunger Strike In Kansas Prison
Perry Edwid Smith, on death row for the Clutter murders, loosened his hunger strike after prison attendants fed him a milk and egg mixture. He now drinks four glasses daily under supervision as the warden notes improved health and constant communication with the Lord.
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Lansing
Kan
Perry Edwid Smith
Tracy A. Hand
Smith
Richard Eugene Hickock
Herbert W. Clutter
Clutter
Garden City
State Supreme Court
R. H. Moore
Hoodlum Charged With Hijacking Liquor Truck
Gerald Covel Li, a 37 year old Chicago hoodlum serving a car theft sentence at Leavenworth, was indicted on conspiring to bribe a federal juror and hijacking a $14,000 liquor truck. Covelli previously faced hijacking charges and a mistrial occurred January 19, 1959 after a six hour deadlock.
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Chicago
Gerald Covelli
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Covelli
Wage Bill Vote Divides Missouri and Kansas Members
All but two Missouri and Kansas congressmen voted for the minimum wage bill. Rep. Wint Smith of Kansas opposed it, while Rep. A. S. J. Carnahan of Missouri was not listed as voting.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
House
Wint Smith
R - Kan
A. S. J. Carnahan
D-Mo
Admits and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily hospital notices list yesterday and today admissions for Mrs Otto Meek and Mrs Paul Lowe, plus surgery and medical cases. Dismissals include multiple residents and out of town entries. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Barker a boy. District Court filing in Chanute seeks divorce and emergency hearing to reenlist by July 5. Highway Patrol cites two drivers for registration issues.
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Otto Meek
N. Forest
Paul Lowe
N. Lafayette
Jeffrey A. McCullough
W. Main
Minnie Haines
S. Grant
Arthur Cochran
S. Forest
Bryan Burk
Marvin K. Stanley
la Harpe
Lloyd Smith
Augusta
Theodore H. Cronemeyer
S. Katy
District Court
Chanute
Jerry L. Gibson
Elizabeth Ann Gibson
Wall Street Dull Preholiday Trading Mixed
Wall Street moved unevenly in dull preholiday trading with volume around 2.5 million shares. Most key stocks showed fractional changes, with a few moves of a point or so, and International Telephone slid over a point amid Cuba seizure news impacting U. S. owners.
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New York
Castro
Cuba
International Telephone
Railroad Worker Richard OConnor Dies Before Retirement
Pittsburg Kansas AP Richard Patrick OConnor a 53 year railroad man and mechanical engineer for the Kansas City Southern died at home Thursday hours before retirement and a planned honors ceremony after suffering a heart attack as he prepared to return to work following lunch
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Pittsburg
Kan
Richard
Patrick O'Connor
O'Connor
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Description Match On Bill Passer In Topeka
Topeka man Tilton twenty said a counterfeit twenty passed to him last Monday matched the description given by a Kansas City cashier. Secret Service agent Haas said Tilton’s information aids the probe as ten counterfeit bills have turned up in Topeka since last Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Dim Tilton
Secret Service
Howard Haas
Tilton
Local Traffic Fines Listed For Reckless Driving
A clipped notice shows motorists fined for traffic violations including reckless driving with $25 fine plus $5 costs for Lewis S. Clark of Burris Addition and De T. sign receiving $10 plus $5 costs. Other entries name Somer Miley on Main Street and Charlies F Moss of Independence with speeding or permitting a minor to drive fines of $10 plus $5 costs.
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Lewis S$. Clark
Burris Addition
Borla
Ana
Forest
T. Sign
T. Ball
Central
Somer Miley
W. Main
Charlies F. Moss
Independence
Unemployment Pay Reaches New High in Kansas
Kansas unemployment benefits for the fiscal year ended Thursday totaled about 19.4 million dollars, a record high. The rise stems from winter layoffs in aviation, steel strikes, construction slowdowns, and broader benefits. the April average weekly payment was 33.75 dollars, up 5.70 from 1959.
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Topeka
Kansas
M. W. Buffon
Labor Department
Buffon
Keller Ida Baker Keller funeral held at John son Mortuary
Ida Baker Keller funeral conducted yesterday at John son Mortuary with Dr. Fred Shaw officiating. Olive Mason from Humboldt and Edna Petterson sang Beautiful Isle and God Will Take Care of You. Floral designers were Mary Nelson P C Carson and Rosa Stauffer. Bearers included Clayton Alvis Ralph McMinimy Ivan Lock Chamute Grover Russell Ray Collins and Fred W Lassman. Burial followed at Mt Hope Cemetery Humboldt.
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Humboldt
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Titan prototype ICBM explodes after launch at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The first operational prototype of the Titan intercontinental missile exploded shortly after liftoff. The range safety officer destroyed the missile following a malfunction detected by instruments. No injuries reported among launch crew at this time.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Weekend Market Snapshot From Kansas City
Market brief shows cattle and calves scarce with cows steady, hogs up to 25 cents higher and sows steady, lambs steady on light trading. Produce and grains move little. eggs butter and poultry largely unchanged, with wheat corn oats and soybeans posting varied futures and cash values.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Humboldt Chamber Elects Barfoot President
Humboldt Benjamin Barfoot was elected president of the Humboldt Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds Gerald McCall with A. C. Lassman as vice president and Leonard Ford as secretary. Other news covers Mrs. W. L. Drake’s Colorado vacation with relatives, Mrs. Floyd D. Strong’s appointment as director of music in Topeka, three Humboldt youths joining the Order of the Arrow at Camp Wilderness, and a two week adult swimming course at the Humboldt pool taught by Mrs. William H. Cannon for $2. The column also notes travels of Mr. and Mrs. William Rensick and companions to Fergus Falls Minnesota and a Canada trip via six states.
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Benjamin Barfoot
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
Gerald McCall
A. C. Lassman
Leonard Ford
W. L. Drake
Colorado
C. A. Boyd
Hutchinson
Kansas
Floyd D. Strong
Topeka
First Congregational Church
Strong
First Presbyterian Church of
R. F. Hartzog
Will Manion
Humboldt
Order of the Arrow
Camp Wilderness
Richard Wulf
David Tinkler
Bert Wolcott
Humboldt Pool
William H. Cannon
William Rensick
Fergus Falls
Minn
Gordon Larson
Larsons
Minot
N. C
Canada
E. E. Starkey
Iola
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Harry S
Ike
Doss
Ginger
Legion Nine
Krone
Insurance Agency
Bobbies
Vilas Homebuilders
HDU
Clifford Ray
R. J. Benedict
Donald C. Haines
Bell
Calif
Haines
Jack Sparks
P. S. Needham
Bill Sparks
Kathy
Susan
Rocky Ford
Phyllis Samuels
Ralph Samuels
Beloit
Wis
Sparks
Pueblo
Seth Gray
John Estes Cook
Veronica Hutchinson
John Rubow
Charles Rubow
G. D. Blackwood
George Blackwood
Buffalo
Jim Keen
Terry Good
France
States
George C. Crockatt
Carlyle
The
Presbyterian Church
Richard E. Toomey
Bert Toomey
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Chanute High School
Toomey
Chanute Junior College
Kenneth Webb
S. Washington
Bennie Vance
Army
Fort Leavenworth
Hoodlum
Sunset Club
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Charlies Newton
N. Steuben
Wesley W. Dewey
N. Washington
Wall Street
Close Net
Chg
At&t
Anaconda Eeehea
Ls Phill Pet
Proct & G U
RCA
Thee
St Joe
Sears Rock Senenee
Sinclair
Sperry Rd
Seeessee
US Steel
Bill Passer
the Tribune
Titan
Dealers Body & Equipment CO
Wyoming
Kenses City
Ph. Victor
Butter Steady
Calvert
Chnvestors
Joseph M. Fitraimmens
M. J. Blackston
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