One Suspect Too Many In Murder Case
ST. LOUIS AP The murder mystery of two B girls at Bonnie's Towntown Tavern seemed solved when Salva tore Ciluffo was released after repud iating his confession. Prosecutor Fredericks said Ciluffo’s two first degree murder indictments could not stand as Robert W Sauer confessed to the June 9 double killing, with ballistics matching one of his pistols. Yandell later identified Sauer, though Navin initially failed to pick him from a lineup before confirming Ciluffo as the shooter. Ciluffo remains charged while both men are held as police continue the case.
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ST. Louis
Salvatore
Sam) Ciluffo
Henry J. Fredericks
Fredericks
Robert W. Sauer
Sauer
Ciluffo
Navin
Asst
Atty
Henry J Fredericks
Air Service Hearings Open In Kansas Oklahoma City Case
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner opened hearings in Topeka on local air service routes across Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri and Colorado. Testimony will continue through July 21 then move to Oklahoma City July 23 with CAB hearings in Washington around September 3.
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Topeka
Kan
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kansas-Oklahoma Airlines
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Colorado
Oklahoma City
Washington
Tennessee
Central
Frontier
Ozark
Chanute
Dodge City
Emporia
Parsons
Pittsburg
Salina
Garden City
Goodland
Great Bend
Hays
Cutchinson
Manhattan
Coffeyville
Independence
Colby
Junction City
Liberal
Wichita
Burglar Steals Frankfurters Pennies at Neodha Drive-In
Undersheriff Jack Reynolds said a break-in at the Neodha Drive-in theater early today removed Frankfurters and $3 in pennies. Ruth Horsley reported the burglary at 6:45 a.m. The thief forced the northeast concession stand door. candy and cigarette machines were tampered with.
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Neodha
Jack Reynolds
Ruth Horsley
Reynolds
Skywatchers Alert For Danger In Chanute
A quiet Chanute evening is broken by tornado warnings signaled by a steam whistle. The Ground Observer Corps, with 42 volunteers, monitors from Santa Fe Park with tools like binoculars and a sound detector, coordinating with police and patrols to pursue unidentified aircraft and protect residents.
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Chanute
Joplin
Santa Fe Park
Corps
City Police
Highway Patrol
CAA
Ground Observers Corps
Bates
England
Skywatch
United States
Air Force
Les Matthews
Virgil Powell
C. H. Bates
Chanute Ground Observer Corps
Robert Martin
Tribune
Visit to Bagnell Dam by Missouri couples
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orendorff and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Elder of Benedict visited Bagnell Dam in Missouri on Sunday.
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Harry Orendorff
Owen Elder
Benedict
Bagnell Dam
Missouri
Tornados Rip Through Lenox Iowa Farm District
A tornado whipped a 20 mile path through Lenox and nearby Prescott area causing extensive farm damage. Buildings and equipment were destroyed, livestock killed, and at least one injury reported as residents sheltered in a cave. Several farms suffered structural losses and glass was blown from homes. Scattered storms also drenched the region with heavy rain.
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Lenox
Iowa
George Trost
Frescott
Lennox
Ray Victor
Bill Chapman
Prescott
Henry Kessler
Kessler
Kenneth Barket
Lowa
Lowa City
Bee Stingin' Swat Accident Causes Storefront Crash
In Overland Park a car lurched over the curb and crashed through a market storefront injuring no one. The store manager assessed $1,000 in damage. Driver Mrs Louise Linde 39 said she stepped on the accelerator while swatting a bee that stung her.
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Kansas City
Kan
Overland Park
Bob Mahaney
Louise Linde
Two Neosho Men Headed for Army Induction
Freddie Joe Brandon of 210 West Third and Dale L. Romine of Route 3 Neosho will leave tomorrow for Army induction in Kansas City according to the selective service office. Both are 22. A third youth, Lewis M. Dorris age 23, will depart from McPherson. Nine youths are slated for examination July 30 in Kansas City.
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Freddie Joe Brandon
Dale L. Romine
Army
Selective Service Office
Kansas City
Lewis M. Dorris
McPherson
Traffic Fatalities Reported In State 1958 Rise Over Last Year
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic fatalities from the State Accident Records Section show 251 deaths in the current period this year, compared with 264 in the same period of 1957, reflecting a dip year over year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fire Destroys Topeka Drug Co Basement
A flash fire in the basement of the Topeka Wholesale Drug Co caused an estimated 150000 dollars in damage yesterday. No injuries were reported and investigators began reviewing the scene for the cause.
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Topeka
Topeka Wholesale Drug Co
Stamp Supplies Receive Here For Postal Hike
Postmaster Leif Nelson of Cha nute says stamps and postal cards will be on hand August 1 to meet new postage rates. New and commemorative stamps appear at the local office, including a 4-cent Lincoln stamp and a July 25 release for the Champion of Liberty series. Old supplies may still be used with a penny stamp after August 1.
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Leif Nelson
Chanute
Post Office Department
Abraham Lincoln
Simon Bolivar
Picture Post
Cars Damaged In Two Public Collisions
Police reported two separate collisions causing damage but no injuries. At 7 40 a m a westbound Elm Street car driven by Silas Edgar Riddle 67 Erie collided with a northbound Central Street car driven by Floyd R Shively 70 Buffalo damaging Riddle s left front fender and Shively s right front fender. At 3 15 p m yesterday Etha M VanVickle 57 of 216 E 6th struck a parked car owned by Lewis Wible 502 W Main damaging VanVickle s left front fender grille and bumper and Wible s left front fender bumper and grille after VanVickle lost control turning from Santa Fe onto Sixth.
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Elm
Silas Edgar Riddle
Erie
Central
Floyd R. Shively
Buffalo
Etha M. VanVickle
Lewis Wible
W. Main
VanVickle
Wible
Santa Fe
Board Denies Zoning Bid On Beauty Parlor Plan
A 2-2 vote by the board of zoning appeals rejected Mrs. W. J. Schleicher’s request to operate a beauty parlor at 915 Sanam. About 25 attended the two hour hearing in the Memorial Building. Voting yes were Mrs. Harris and R. D. Churchill. Dean Skinner and Paul Brennecke voted no. Leslie Cable was absent. Zoning Administrator Tom Morehead had denied the application for violating city rules. In a pre hearing meeting Brennecke was elected chairman, Cable vice chairman, and Mrs. Harris secretary.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
W. J. Schleicher
Brennecke
Cable
Harris
Wellington Editor C G Ill at Home in Kansas City
C G Wellington executive editor of the Kansas City Star fell ill at his home yesterday and was taken to St Luke s hospital for observation. His condition was reported good.
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Kansas City
C. G., Wellington
The
Kansas City Star
St. Luke's Hospital
Missouri flood swells Grand River and floods roads
Eight inch rainstorms across Chillicothe area push Grand River over banks and flood creeks. Water covers highways and bottom lands in north central Missouri as flooding worsens with rising river levels.
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Chillicothe
Grand River
Missouri
Marines land in Lebanon to guard Americans
The first platoon of 5 000 Marines landed at Khalde Beach near Beirut following a revolt in Iraq. President Eisenhower authorized aid at Lebanese President Chamoun's request to protect American lives as UN Security Council meets. Ambassador urges 2500 Americans to depart as British and American naval forces assemble in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Eisenhower
Camille Chamoun
Lebanon
Khalde
U S Seeks U N Action Over Middle East Move
The United States pressed the U N for urgent action as American Marines landed in Lebanon to back pro Western governments amid regional upheaval. The Soviet Union condemned the move as a step toward a new world war and demanded withdrawal.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N
Middle East
Lebanon
Soviet Union
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Showers In Forecast Across Kansas With Cooler Front
A cool front swept Kansas with showers statewide and gusty winds. Temperatures dropped about 15 degrees from yesterday, with some locations reporting heavy rain and tree damage in Hesston and Florence. Highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the 50s to 70s are noted, while rainfall amounts ranged from 0.25 to 2.20 inches in various towns.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hesston
Florence
Concordia
Axtell
Clifton
Luray
Holton
Esbow
Great Bend
McCracken
Russell
Phillipsburg
Healy
Cedar Bluffs Dam
Goodland
Garden City
Chanute
Train Hits Car in Copeland Killing Local Elevator Manager
A train struck a car in Copeland Kansas yesterday killing Mrs Clyde R McDougal about 60 manager of the Security Grain Elevator in Copeland. The note mentions Wasser for insurance and provides phone contact 119 Cady.
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Garden City
Kan
Copeland
Clyde R. McDougal
Flying Saucers For Space At Moffett Field
The NACA outlines near future flying saucer like satellites 12 foot spheres to 30 foot disks for interplanetary use. Tests shown at Ames Aeronautical Laboratory depict featherweight devices of plastic and aluminum foil weighing nine pounds for 12 feet and one ounce for 2.5 feet. These craft pack small then inflate in orbit and carry instruments to study earth gravity weather and magnetic fields while possibly reflecting radar and power solar energy collectors.
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Moffett Field
Calif
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics, A Gov
Ernment Agency
Ames Aeronautical Laboratory
NACA
Earth
Marines land to secure Beirut as U N action sought
The first of 5000 U S Marines arrive in Beirut to guard Americans and Beirut Airport amid rising tensions in Lebanon. President Eisenhower and Chamoun request support and U N action, Britain backs the move while Iraq is hit by a curfew after reports that ex Premier Nuri Said was killed. The U S ambassador urges Security Council action and warns against wider war. State Department reports two American businessmen killed in Baghdad. Senate committee orders inquiry into U S foreign policy after the Iraqi revolt.
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U.A.R
Lodge
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
Council
Middle East
U.N
Dag Hammarskold
Iraq
Abdul Majid Abbas
Sobolev
Hussein
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lebanon
Abbas
Amman
Jordan
Associated Press
Beirut
Eisenhower
Washington
Chamoun
London
Britain
Baghdad
Nuri
United Nations
Security Council
U. S
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations
No Action On Refuge In Neosho County
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission delayed final action on a proposed waterfowl refuge and fish area in Neosho County. Landowners and group representatives voiced opinions at the meeting, with next monthly session in mid August possible for action. The plan covers 3 1 200 acres, with 1 380 acres flooded. Opponents argued the project would remove farm lands from tax rolls and reduce production.
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PRATT
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Neosho County
Body of Mail Truck Driver Found in Missouri River
Ernest Elder, 57, of St. Joseph Missouri, was swept away by a flash flood last Friday as he arrived in Atchison with a load of mail. His body was recovered yesterday three miles downstream by two Kansas City boatmen in the Missouri River.
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Atchison, Kan
St. Joseph, Mo
Missouri River
Ernest Elder
Kansas City
Farm Accident Fatal Near Emporia Claims Young Life
Ten year old Ronald Merry son of Mr and Mrs Loren Merry died after a tractor hay baler accident on his father's farm southwest of Emporia. Mrs Iva A Call and Ray Miller of Moline are visiting Benedict with sister Mrs J T Cullison and family this week.
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Emporia
Ronald Merry
Loren Merry
Iva A. Call
Ray Miller
Fof Moline
Benedict
J .T. Cullison
U S Marines Deploy to Lebanon in Middle East Move
The United States lands about five thousand Marines near Beirut to protect American lives and back Lebanon's Camille Chamoun government. President Eisenhower says action is not war and will be withdrawn as UN security measures take effect.
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Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Eisenhower
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Nasser
Chamoun
White House
Beirut
United Nations
U. N
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Middle East
Johnson
John W. McCormick
Massachusetts
House
Pentagon
Mediterranean
James L. Holloway
United Nations Security Council
U.N
U.S
United Nations Charter
Mrs. Katie Schultz Dies From Highway Crash Injuries
In Garden City Kansas Mrs. Katie Schultz 82 died from injuries suffered in a highway accident east of the city last Thursday.
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Garden City
Kan
Katie Schultz
Here
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Abdullah
Palace of Justice
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