Eisenhower Calls Debt Payment a Prerequisite for Tax Cut
President Eisenhower at a news conference said any tax reduction must wait until the United States begins paying down the national debt. He noted interest on the debt will total about 8.7 billion dollars next year and argued debt reduction is needed before a tax cut can be justified. He also referred to a dimming outlook for a Russians summit but hoped for progress at Geneva talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
McGaffin
McGuffin
Six year old killed in home electric dryer incident
Six year old Park S. Fisher Jr. was found battered and burned to death inside an electric dryer in the family laundry room in Denver Pennsylvania. His father remembered the boy liked to turn things on, and the coroner said the child apparently crawled into the dryer after turning it on. The report comes from Ephrata and Denver authorities with details provided from the coroner and local police.
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Ephrata, Pa
Park S. Fisher Jr
Fisher
Denver
Builder charged with attempting to kill wife and mother in law
John Briggs 37 faces two counts of attempted murder after allegedly pushing his wife Norma 34 and her mother Mary Nilson 65 over a 450 foot canyon from an automobile Then Briggs allegedly struck them with a tire iron and rock before fleeing in the vehicle.
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Pacific Palisades
John Briggs
Norma
Mary Nilson
Minor Heart Attack For A's Manager Craft
Kansas City Athletics manager Harry Craft suffered a minor heart attack on Tuesday and was taken to Downtown Hospital after chest pains. Doctors initially diagnosed exhaustion but later confirmed a heart ailment, with condition responding to medication. Craft had been off work recently due to illness and cold symptoms.
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Kansas City
Harry Craft
Kansas City Athletics
Craft
Giants Lead Falters as Dodgers Sweep Key Series
In three straight losses the Giants fall in the NL race to a fraction of a game behind the Dodgers. Mays Cepeda and the rest struggle for hits while Los Angeles sprints to one run victories behind sharp pitching by Jones Antonelli. Giants had sought pitching depth since 1954.
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SAN Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Los Angeles
Johnny Antonelli
Sam Jones
Bill White
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
St. Loui’ Jones
Jack
Two Kids Linked to City Check Forging Operation
A 13-year-old girl and her 10-year-old brother admitted forging and cashing about $100 in checks over a month. They used a lawn mower service scam to obtain gas and payments for babysitting and lawn work. Authorities said the parents were unaware and juvenile authorities will decide further action. Deputy Eddie Moore intercepted them after spotting a boy with a red power mower.
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Hutchinson
Earlton Visitors Tour Local Businesses and Family Ties
Mrs Clifford Holmes and children Gussie and Evelyn of Dover Delaware visited Earlton on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leonard Scribner of Chanute. They toured shops, saw a telephone switchboard, and asked for the Chanute Tribune to mail to R J Clark formerly of Earlton now state commander of the Spanish American War Veterans. Bertha Niemeir returned home to Hutchinson by Cessna 140.
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Fearlton
Clifford Holmes
Gussie
Evelyn
Dover
Del
Leonard Scribner
Chanute
Earlton
Giants slump hits batting as pitching holds up
Sanford from Philadelphia and teammates Antonelli, Jones and Sanford have contributed to 34 of the Giants 52 victories. Manager Bill Rigney laments a team-wide hitting slump after Los Angeles collected two of its three ninth inning hits against Jones in a 10 win. He orders hitting drills to break out of the slump.
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Sanford
Philadelphia
Antonelli
Jones
Giants
Bill Rigney
Los Angeles
Carlson Opposes Peacetime Benefits in Senate Vote
In Washington, Sen Friedman and Sen Symington supported a bill extending educational and loan benefits to peacetime veterans. The measure, opposed by the Eisenhower administration, saw Sen Frank Carlson of Kansas vote against it while Sen Schoeppel was not recorded. Both Kansan senators are Republicans.
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Washington
Missouri
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
Stuart Symington
Senate
Eisenhower
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Man-Powered Truck Used by Firemen
In Kenedy Texas the volunteer fire department fought a blaze with a truck pushed by firemen after its radiator was removed for repairs. The fire damaged a cleaning shop and threatened two nearby structures for a time.
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Kenedy, Tex
Kenedy Volunteer Fire Dept
Worst Year For Polio Since 1955
The United States faces what may be its worst polio year since the Salk vaccine began in 1955 with weekly case rises. Through July 11 infantile paralysis totals reach 940 cases and 604 paralytic, exceeding 1958 figures. the Des Moines area reports the sharpest surge while outbreaks appear in many states.
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Washington
United States
Public Health Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Local Chanute Notices Capture Visits Births and Travel
Chanute social scene includes plane trip notes for a resident visiting on her first flight and a newborn Herbert Leon McLaren in St. Louis. Numerous calls and visits ripple through families such as the Digheros, Wolkens, Cohorts, and Metcalfs across Missouri and Iowa as relatives gather and plan trips.
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Beryl Kimzey
Richard Longton
Berneice Converse
George
Lena
George Dighero
Macon
John J. Metcalf
Iantha
Mabel Dighero
Liberal
St. Louis
Herbert Leon
Julius Lefstein
Julie
Sharon
Burlington
Iowa
Lefstein
George J. Hogan
Wesley
Raymond Fickel
Paul Fickel
Jess Nichols
Colony
Missouri
Harold Reeser
Navy
San Francisco
Baseball Accident Fatal to Youth Player in Massachusetts
Paul Gordon a 15 year old American Legion junior baseball player died Tuesday night from injuries suffered Monday when struck behind the left ear by a thrown ball. He was from Mansfield, Massachusetts and was the son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Gordon.
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Attleboro, Mass
Paul Gordon
American Legion
Gordon
Wallace Gordon
Mansfield
Mass
Red Label Urged for East Germany Imports
Rep. Samuel S Stratton of New York calls for all imports from East Germany to bear Communist origin labels and has asked the Treasury Department to implement the rule.
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Washington
R AP
Samuel
Stratton
D-Ny
East Germany
Treasury Department
Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Births Across Chanute Area
The column notes visitors and travels among Chanute residents and nearby towns. George Johns of Philadelphia, a former Tribune employee, and Mrs. Johns are visiting Harold Moore in Chanute. Birth announced: Eric Randal to S O Rase of Echo Oregon on July 6. Pomona Grange set for Friday at Rural School. Boy Scouts elect Ralph Willcott to National Council.
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George Johns
Philadelphia
Chanute
Harold Moore
S. Allen
Johns
Tribune
Eric Randal
S. O. Rase
Echo, Ore
Sarah DeMent
Ralph Willcott
S. Central
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
San Francisco
Auction to Sell Dairy Cattle and Equipment
I have lost my lease from the Ash Grove cement plant on the Roxton Dairy and am forced to sell my dairy cattle and equipment at public auction located at the premises.
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Ash Grove
Roxton
District Tax Summary 1958 1959 Unencumbered Balances
District treasurer and county treasurers report unencumbered balances as of January 1 1959 plus ad valorem tax requirements and deductions. Totals show district valuation 1 250 000 and various delinquent tax withholdings and available car rem balances.
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Ana
Tee County
Tone
New Shelter House
New Rock
A.m
Bilmore Township
Tex Funds
State of Kansas
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Chicago Daily News
Santa Monica, Calif
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Earl K. Long
Brown Palace
White Sands Proving Ground
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Maxwell D .Taylor
Army
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Taylor
Mexican Light and Power
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Ralph Feagles
Fort Wayne
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Charles Bird
Emporia
T. G. Suddock
Ira Dove
Willow Springs, Mo
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Parsons
J. T. Cullison
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Floyd Arnold
Mike
Bob
Anaheim
Calif
Mose Shirley
W. Main
George Kraps
Albert Murphy
Bob and
Stephen
Albuquerque
N.M
Kraps
Neosho County
Pomona Grange
Texaco Service
E. Elm
Ladies’ & Children's
E. Main
Roxton Dairy
Chanute, Rs
Beach Street
New
Guernsey
Holstein
John Deere
International
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ora M. McGinty
McCoy Brothers
Bank of Commerce
Chanute Tribune
Zion
Zon
Joe MecMillen
Britton C. Thompson
Austap Fadelgren
Wilbur R. Thompson
Jock C. McMillen
Bol Ou
Morian
Neosho
Allen Counties
Art Moriah
Neosho & Allen Counties
City Hall
Stark
Karras
Actua
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JL. K. Cotton
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