Wonder Trip Underway for Skeltons in Europe Tour
Richard Skelton nine leukemia patient and his sister Valentina ten travel with Red Skelton and Bo Roos Sr. from Los Angeles to Copenhagen then Stockholm to begin a six week tour to see world sights while under remission. The family plans stops in Denmark Sweden Germany Switzerland England France Italy Spain Majorca the Azores and Mexico City en route home.
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Copenhagen
Richard Skelton
Red Skelton
Europe
Valentina
Bo Roos Sr
Stockholm
Los Angeles
Richard
Skelton
Denmark
Sweden
Skeltons
Germany
Switzerland
England
France
Italy
Spain
Majorca
Azores
Mexico City
United States
Future of Farming Ties Wealth to Farm Ownership
Cincinnati based Farm Quarterly editor Charles R. Koch told priests at a rural life conference that farming trends point to farms becoming affordable only for very wealthy families. He cited $15,000 per worker investment and yearly costs around $5,100 or more. He urged broad individual ownership and initiative as keys to a healthy agriculture.
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Cincinnati
Farm Magazine
Charles R. Koch
The
Farm Quarterly
Koch
Rural Life Conference
Bribery Conspiracy Trial Delayed for Heart Attack
A temporary recess was called in the bribery conspiracy trial of union leader James Hoffa after defense attorney Daniel P. Maher suffered a heart attack. Fischbach informed the judge of Maher’s condition. the court ordered a recess to decide next steps as the trial entered its fourth week.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Daniel P. Maher
Hyman I. Fischbach
Hoffa
Fischbach
U.S. Dist
Burnita Matthews
Maher
Hoffa Linked to Secret File Scandal on Senate Panel
A staff investigator on the Senate Rackets Committee was paid to transmit secret file data to James R Hoffa a vice president of the Teamsters Union. The allegation ties Hoffa to covert information transfers within the union ranks.
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Senate Rackets Committee
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Candle in Window Triggers Fire Engines in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey a ten ant reading by candlelight near the window was awakened by three fire engines and a hook and ladder truck arriving at his apartment. A passerby reported a blaze prompting the response to Cepeda Cristino's residence.
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Paterson
N. J
Cristno Cepeda
Fire Department
Cepeda
Pilotless Skyhawk Crashes in Glendale District
A pilotless Navy A4D Skyhawk crashed in a crowded Glendale suburb after engine trouble during a test flight from the Douglas Aircraft El Segundo plant. Cmdr. P C Durup, 36, Northridge, ejected at 20 000 feet and survived with injuries. he was taken to Glendale Memorial Hospital in fair condition. The jet struck a vacant 50 foot square lot amid multiunit dwellings.
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Glendale
Calif
Los Angeles
Navy
Cmdr
P. C. Durup
Northridge
Glendale Memorial Hospital
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Durup
Douglas Aircraft Co
el Segundo
Grazing Conditions Best in Ten Years Across West
The USDA reports Western grazing conditions at 87 percent on July 1, the strongest in a decade. Improvements over last year and month reflect good to very good range and pasture feeds across 17 states, except in parts of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. Cattle condition at 88 percent shows gains, with marketing of cattle and calves down from last year. Prospects for summer grazing remain favorable with adequate fall feed expected.
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Denver
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Kishi Dismisses Cabinet Forming New Japanese Government
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi宣布今日解散继任于田中角荣的内阁并重组政府 这次行动被描述为几乎完全的全新政府 旨在加强政治安定并重新调整对外政策
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Tanzan Ishibashi
Timber Fire Saga: No Plane Crash Found at Clark Mountain
Barstow California dispatch notes confusion over a possible crashed aircraft near Clark Mountain. A routine radio update from Officer A M Smith says there was no airplane crash. it was only a timber fire. Earlier reports spoke of charred wreckage and a rescue party in a storm with survivor messages. Two helicopters from Nellis Air Force Base assisted the search.
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Barstow
Calif
Clark Mountain
A. M. Smith
California Highway Patrol
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Nev
Fourth Wettest June In Kansas Records
TOPEKA The month just ended was the fourth wettest June in Kansas weather records with state precipitation averaging 6.80 inches. Only the Junes of 1951, 1928 and 1908 were higher, as Wellington reported 15.8 inches—the most of any station in a month. Measurable rain fell on 10 to 15 days of the month across nearly all sections.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wellington
Weather Bureau
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A consumer guidance note highlights how advertising helps shoppers compare prices, verify product claims, and avoid scams. It outlines tips for reading labels, checking warranties, and researching sellers before making purchases.
Copter Rescues Climber From 14000 Foot Kings Canyon Fall
A 23 year old Stockton student, John Findley Scott, fell 40 feet in Knapsack Pass while hiking with five companions. He sustained ankle and back injuries with possible internal injuries. An Edwards AFB helicopter hovered above while Scott was hoisted to a base camp at 11,000 feet and later treated by a doctor.
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Bishop
Calif
Kings Canyon
John Findley Scott
Stockton
Scott
Knapsack Pass
Air Force
Edwards Air Force Base
Maj
Jones P. Siegler
Moes S. Jacobsen
Chanute Tribune July 10 1857 Chronicle
The Chanute Tribune issue dated Wednesday July 10 1857 covers local news and notices of the era with brief reports on community affairs, arrivals and events, and modest notices typical of mid nineteenth century Kansas towns.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Brunce Plumbing Heating and Electric Co Awarded Contract
Lawrence project unveils Brunce Plumbing Heating and Electric Co receiving a contract valued at $259,361 for plumbing and heating work.
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Plumbing and Heating
Brunce Plumbing, Heating and Electric Co
Lawrence
Bids Opened For Joseph R Pearson Men’s Residence Hall
University of Kansas officials report bids for a six story men’s dormitory to house 400 students. Apparent low base bid totals 1 259 328 with General Construction of Lawrence at 884 470 for brick work and 115 497 for electrical, awarded to A Tucker Electric of Topeka.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Joseph R. Pearson
B. A. Green Construction Co
Lawrence
A. Tucker Electric Co
Retired Health Official Dr Kinnaman, 88, Dies
Dr Clarence H. Kinnaman 88 who established Geary County Health Department and opened Junction City health service died in Topeka. He served as epidemiologist for the State Board of Health from 1921 until his 1953 retirement.
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Topeka
Clarence H. Kinnaman
Geary County
Junction City
State Board of Health
Daily Prayer Campaign Launched By Oklahoma Drys
Oklahoma United Drys ask residents to pledge daily prayers for adoption of county option on 3.2 beer sales. Dr. Stanley Niles says prayers are the most powerful action. Gov. Gary plans a fall election, likely November, following a year after Billy Graham's Oklahoma City crusade.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma United Drys
Stanley B. Niles
United Drys
Raymond Gary
Niles
Evangelist Billy Graham
Graham
Oklahoma
Governor to Review Kansas Air National Guard in Casper
Gov. George Docking will depart for Casper Wyoming then proceed to a three week West Coast vacation. He will review the Kansas Air National Guard stationed in Casper during the trip.
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Kansas Air Guard
Topeka
George Docking
Casper
Wyo
West
Docking
Kansas Air National Guard
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