Chanute Little League trip to Kansas City announced
July 24 designated Greater Kansas City Day as Chanute Little League players travel to see the Athletics and Red Sox in an afternoon game. About 200 tickets go on sale first come first served with three dollar reservations at local businesses. 160 boys traveled last year and 360 are signed up this year.
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Kansas Industry and Education Shape Future Growth
Clyde Reed Jr addressed 64 Junior Chamber of Commerce members at the Tioga Hotel outlining Kansas as either a forward looking state with new factories and payrolls or a peak-era Kansas That Was. He stressed education and industrial development to attract jobs as population centers shift, with 25 percent of future business in new goods.
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Pittsburg Youth Killed In Wyoming Car Crash
David J. Balliet, 23, of Pittsburg Kansas was killed in a one car accident on U S 20 26 87 about 15 miles east of Casper Wyoming. The Highway Patrol said his car veered from the highway and overturned.
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Traffic Fatalities Reported in Topeka
Kansas State Accident Records show 1958 249 total traffic fatalities to date, with 264 at the same point in 1957. The last 48 hours added new fatalities in Topeka.
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Youth Killed During Fight With Gunman in Carter Lake
Joseph David Dixon an 18 year old Omaha resident was shot to death during a struggle with a masked gunman during an apparent robbery near Carter Lake Iowa. Dixon and his 15 year old companion Rita Ficke reported the car was entered and a fight ensued before the gunman fled on foot. Dixon collapsed after the exchange and died at a hospital.
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Omaha
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Driver Arrested After Two Car Collision Near Chanute
Ray W. Stout of Denman released on 150 dollar bond after a Highway Patrol arrest for driving while intoxicated and failure to yield. The two car crash four miles south of Chanute at Shaw road intersection left about 300 dollars damage to each vehicle. Passenger Orland West sustained minor arm injuries. Trial set for 4 p.m. July 17.
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Orland West
S. Kansas
R. L. White
Turmoil Across Middle East Tangles Cold War Alignments
Pro West regime in Iraq ousted as Nasserist followers gain influence and the Baghdad Pact faces strain. Turkey hosts pact leaders without Iraq. Lebanon brackets compromise leader Gen Shehab but stalls on turnover. Cyprus imposes sharp curfew after five weeks of rioting. International oil stocks slide on New York and London markets.
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Neosho River Crest Drops Rapidly as Flood Recedes
The Neosho River fell from a 22.10 foot crest at 5 p.m. Saturday to 9.70 feet above normal by 8 a.m. today, with only .09 inches of rain in Chanute. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies with scattered storms tonight, cooling Tuesday. highs near 90 to 95 today and lower 80s Tuesday.
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Coup ousts pro Western Iraqi regime and mob violence
Iraqi military coup collapses the pro Western government in Baghdad, declares martial law, and kills Crown Prince Abdul Ilah and Premier Nuri Said. Eisenhower calls emergency White House meeting with lawmakers to review U S policy as Baghdad announces a new pro Nasser regime.
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Body of 16 year old recovered from Missouri River
Atchison Kansas police recovered the body of William Downing Jr. sixteen who drowned while swimming with friends in the Missouri River near Atchison. The body was found by two Atchison policemen after the boy disappeared in St Joseph Missouri Thursday.
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El Dorado Store Damaged by Fire
A two story Logan department store in El Dorado Kansas was damaged by a fire late Saturday. Two adjoining buildings also suffered smoke damage. Authorities have not determined the cause or total damage.
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Weekend Traffic Toll Reaches Six in Kansas
A weekend of crashes on Kansas roads claimed six lives, raising the state’s traffic death toll to 249 for the year. Victims included Salina residents Kenneth Hayden and Winston Barker in a head-on on U S 81, and Wayne Eckhart of Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis, Minn
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Cornerstone Laid for New Grace Church Building
A cornerstone ceremony was held at Grace Episcopal Church at Third and Lincoln with Rev. Boyd C. Latimer officiating. Parish members deposited foundation symbols including a cross, Prayer Book, and parish records, in a copper box for the new structure planned to cost about $90,000 and ready by November. About 75 people attended.
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Tribune
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Candy And Radio Stolen From Municipal Pool Snack Shop
Police report a break-in at the municipal swimming pool snack shop after 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Two and a half boxes of candy bars and a small ivory table model radio were taken. Mrs. Keith Maring reported the theft. a later check confirmed the radio missing while most candy remained undisturbed.
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Keith Maring
Zoning Board Studies Appeal on Home Beauty Shop
Mrs. W. J. Schleicher appeals a denial of permission to operate a beauty shop next to her home at 915 W. 9th. Zoning administrator Tom Morehead ruled it a violation. Tonight’s Memorial Building hearing includes commissioners Leslie Cable Fred Harris Paul Brennecke Dean Skinner and R. D. Churchill. A 4-1 vote against Morehead is needed to overturn.
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W. J. Schleicher
Board of Zoning Appeals
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If he is unavailable, call 700 after 6 p.m.
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Grain Bin Collapse Spills Wheat in Hope Kansas
Thousands of bushels of wheat spilled onto the ground at HOPE Kansas after a 100000 bushel storage bin collapsed on Saturday. The bin, built shortly before the wheat harvest, caused the loss of the stored grain. Insurance contact Wasser listed in ad.
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Hope, Kan
Col See Wasser
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