Bank Closes amid Embezzlement Probe in Hoyt
The only bank in Hoyt Kansas was ordered closed by state regulators as investigators review its books after the disappearance of cashier Williams. About 136000 dollars were on deposit. Mayor Beaman and residents fear hardship for older citizens while local merchants seek outside credit. Deputy sheriff Rawlings reports no trace of Williams and notes missing clothes and a suitcase.
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Topeka
Hoyt
Kas
State Banking Department
Bruce
Lindley
Williams
Federal Deposit Insurance
Here
Edward Beaman
Lyle Rawlings
Jackson County
Mark Joy
Beaman
Rudy Spencer
Bank
Spencer
Pioneer Appliance wins 1958 Chrysler Imperial prize
Left Hand Pitch Pioneer Appliance received a 1958 Chrysler Imperial car worth 5900 for achieving 400 percent of its Philco spring 1958 laundry appliance sales quota. Carl Haight reported the award, given in Philadelphia by Philco official Morgan Greenwood.
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Pioneer
Carl Haight
Philco Corporation
Haight
Philco
Philadelphia
Morgan Greenwood
Continental Trailways bus strike ends in seven states
Continental Trailways announces settlement ending an all day strike by Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Central divisions across Illinois Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Nebraska and Colorado scheduled to resume service today after the manager D E Moore disclosed the agreement without details.
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Wichita, Kan
Continental Trailways
Central Lines Division
D. E. Moore
Brotherhood of Railway
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Sedan Youth Killed In Alaskan Mishap
Floyd Jim my Peterson 24 was killed in an Army truck collision in the Alaskan Yukon. His parents Mr and Mrs Pete Peterson of Sedan were notified Saturday. He had been stationed in Alaska since September 1957.
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Sedan
Kan
Floyd Jimmy Peterson
Alaskan
Yukon
Pete Peterson
Alaska
Turley and Spahn Named All Star Starting Pitchers
In Baltimore AP report, Bob Turley of the Yankees and Warren Spahn of the Braves were chosen as the starting pitchers for Tuesday's 25th All Star game.
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Baltimore
Bob Turley
New York Yankees
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Scouts Head to Philmont on Fourth Trip
Explorer Scouts from Chanute join 41 others and four advisors for a two week Philmont visit in New Mexico. Led by Jack Van Wickle, the group departs at 6 45 AM and travels by chartered bus and station wagon, with activities including horseback riding burro packing wilderness survival hiking and camping. They plan to return July 20 after attending a campfire and Philmont lore night.
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Chanute
Sedan
Philmont
Old West
Navy outlines Perceptron robot to mimic brain
The Navy announced partial development of an electronic robot named the Perceptron that may eventually perceive, recognize, and identify surroundings without human input. A full pilot is expected to require at least one more year, with potential uses in automatic landing, pilots, word reading, language translation, and rapid information retrieval. Dr. Frank Rosenblatt of Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory leads the concept under Office of Naval Research.
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Washington
Navy
Frank Rosenblatt
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc
Office of Naval Research
Lopez Mateos Elected Mexico President In Quiet Vote
Adolfo Lopez Mateos, 48, labor minister in the prior government, won the Mexican presidency in a calm election amid PRI dominance. The PRI claimed a landslide margin of 70 to 85 percent over rival Luis Hector Alvarez and reported a strong majority in the new Congress of 60 senators and 162 deputies.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Party
of Revolutionary Institution
PRI
Lopez Mateos
Luis Hector Alvarez
Court of Honor For Scouts Tonight
An Eagle Scout award will be presented to Leland Raney at a Boy Scout court of honor at 7 30 tonight in Central Park. Several other scouting awards will be announced. Clark Fleming Eric will speak during the Eagle presentation.
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Leland Raney
Central Park
Raney
Merle Raney
Grant
Ebur
Schultz
Clark Fleming
Eric
Eagles
Heavy rains hit southeast Kansas with up to five inches
Southeast Kansas saw heavy rainfall with unofficial amounts over five inches in places like Independence. Official stations recorded 4.82 inches, bringing the weekend total to eight in some areas. Harvesting wheat slowed as lighter rains spread elsewhere. highs ranged 68 to 84 and lows 52 to 67 as the area slowly clears.
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Topeka
Kansas
Independence
Liberty
Coffeyville
Elk City
Oswego
Columbus
Pittsburg
Walnut
Longton
Goodland
Olathe
Weather Bureau
Two Are Killed In Kansas Crash
A head on collision shortly after midnight on U S 81 a mile southeast of Moundridge killed two motorists and critically injured two others. Dead are Andy Wolf 24 of Salina a passenger and Susie Schuber Stark 54 of Benton a passenger. Injured are Mrs Wolf and Dorman Schuber Stark son of Susie first marriage and a Lyons Ban Johnson League baseball player. The fatalities bring McPherson County year to date death toll to nine.
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Moundridge
Kan
U. S. 81
Andy Wolf
Salina
Susie Schuber Stark
Benton, Kan
Air Service Hearing Set in Topeka for CAB Case
Chanute seeks air service allocation with hearings set in Topeka on July 15 before Joseph L. Fitzmaurice CAB examiner. City officials Harold Williams R J Hayes Fred Montague and George Donaldson will present petitions. additional cities include Topeka Colby Dodge City and others across six days of hearings.
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Chanute
Topeka
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Harold Williams
R. J. Hayes
Fred Montague
George Donaldson
Hayes
Joseph L. Fitzmaurice
CAB
Colby
Dodge City Emporia
Garden City
Goodland
Great Bend
Hays
Hutchinson
Junction City
Manhattan
Coffeyville
Salina
Day in Court for Slot Machines
Six slot machines face a 10 a.m. show cause hearing to determine if they should be destroyed. The devices were seized May 27 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post at 27 1/2 W Main. Notices were sent to Jeff Lee Wasser and trustees J. M. McGuire and Russ Browning.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
W. Main
Jeff Lee Wasser
Bilyeu
J. M. McGuire
Russ
Room Bugged and Papers Stolen in Goldfine Probe
A microphone was found in the hotel adjoining Bernard Goldfine aides as confidential papers vanished from Mildred Paperman’s room. The House subcommittee met in emergency session amid a widening investigation involving Goldfine, Sherman Adams, and staff. Jack Lotto reported thefts and officials weighed possible action against Shacklette as authorities seek the facts.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Boston
White House
Sherman Adams
FBI
Committee
Baron I. Shacklette
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Shacklette
Jack Lotto
Adams
Mildred Paperman
House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
Lotto
Driver Clears Viaduct but Trailer Shears Roof
Marcel Guilbeault, 20, of Belle River Ontario, drove a tractor trailer through Detroit Sunday and hit a 12 foot clearance viaduct. His trailer measured 12 feet 6 inches and stuck under the bridge before he slid forward peeling off the top six inches. He returned to Windsor for a replacement trailer.
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Detroit
Marcel Guilbeault
Belle River
Ont
Guilbeault
Windsor
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Fall Compared to 1957
Traffic death toll reported by the state accident records section for the last 48 hours lists 231 fatalities to date in 1958, versus 261 in the same period of 1957, reflecting a year-to-year decline.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court Orders Full Right to Work Ballot
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the proposed right to work constitutional amendment must be printed in full on the November ballot. It rejected Attorney General John Anderson’s claim that the ballot title was defective and emphasized the ballot must reflect the constitutional requirement for full text. The decision notes the issue is about submission procedure, not approval.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court Today
Atty
John Anderson
Labor Organization
Anderson
Su‘preme Court
Fred Hall
Senate
Death Toll Drops Yet Holdup Remains In July Fourth Weekend
The Associated Press reports Kansas saw eight highway deaths over the three day Fourth of July weekend, doubling Memorial Day fatalities while Missouri tallied 20. A Junction City fatal head on collision killed six, including three soldiers from Fort Riley, and an 83 year old man was struck near Wellington. Drownings and miscellaneous accidents pushed total toll near pre holiday projections despite enforcement measures. A Portland fireworks blast injured many and killed a child.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Robert Lee Hopkins
Wellington
Junction City
Ft. Riley
Thomas Edward Larson
Chapman
Kan
Bill
J.C. Ruperton Vasquez
Brownsville
Tex
Vernon E. Graham
Fort Worth
Richard Charles Hoffman
Batithe Creek
Mich
Connie Sue Artemus
Salina
Meade
Missouri
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Portland
Ore
Water Line Relocation On Cherry Nears 75 Percent
City Manager R. J. Hayes reports Cherry street water line relocation is about three quarters complete with no unusual delays. The 5 000 foot line will stay in place but deeper for Highway K-39 relocation while 6 000 feet of gas line is moved to improve northwest pressure. Northwest of Cherry. Airport resurfacing should finish in three weeks followed by tennis court surfacing at Highland Park and asphalt concrete work at 3rd and Santa Fe.
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Cherry
R. J. Hayes
Highland Park
3Rd
Santa Fe
Third Quad Dies in Mankato Twins Tragedy
The third of the Hansen quadruplets born in Mankato on Saturday died early today. The report notes the loss among the newborns, with authorities continuing to monitor the remaining siblings and family.
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Mankato
Minn
Hansen
Reed Speaker For Rally Here
Clyde M. Reed Jr. a Parsons editor and gubernatorial candidate will speak at a Republican rally in Neosho County. The 7 p.m. meeting and dinner at the Troga ballroom seats 125 and reservations close by Wednesday. Reed arrives in Chanute at 3 p.m. after a regional campaign stop, with attendees urged to RSVP through local party organizers.
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Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons
Troga Ballroom
Edna Peterson
Neosho County
Republican Central Committee
Chaenute
Peterson
Hugh T. Jones Jr
Joby N. Sherman Jr
Bert Long
Erie
Move Squelched Washington Senators Transfer In Limbo
The American League club owners blocked an immediate move of the Washington Senators to another city. A league spokesman said the club did not seek permission to transfer its franchise.
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Baltimore
Washington Senators
Tribune Phone Notice for Contact Details
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Santa Fe Park
Frank
Bull Shoals
R. F. Cornelson
S. Highland
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Paul Redfern
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Earl Morgan
V.F.W
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Rally Here
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