Fisch Pleads Guilty In Erie Illegal Fishing Case
In Erie Justice of the Peace court Fisch of Winfield admitted illegal fishing after a Lake Neosho incident with a state game warden. He was fined five dollars plus costs. Separate notes cite city power plant tests and a mower accident injuring Edmund Carpenter on his birthday.
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Fisch Vs. Fish
Justice of the Peace Court At
Erie
Fisch
James Fisch
Winfield
Lake Neosho
Eisenhower approves extra tornado relief funds for Kansas
President Eisenhower signed a letter authorizing $200000 in additional federal disaster aid for Kansas tornado relief. He had previously authorized $125000. The White House said he released the funds at Geneva and directed Sherman Adams to notify Governor Fred Hall.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kansas
White House
Val Peterson
Sherman Adams
Fred Hall
Water Main Break Causes Tank to Float Through Driveway
In Corpus Christi, Texas, a submerged gasoline tank split in a service station area after a water main rupture. Firemen determined there was no explosion, the tank rose due to flooding of subsoil around the tank. Cleo Milstead fled his station in alarm as the event unfolded.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Cleo Milstead
Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill In Major Victory
The Senate passed a 3.206 billion foreign aid bill by a 62 to 22 vote after restoring most House cuts. Republicans Carlson Kansas and several Democrats supported. McClellan Arkansas and Kerr Oklahoma opposed. The measure heads to conference with the House next week to reconcile differences.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
U. S
Sen
Hayden
D-Ariz
Carlson
Kansas
Symington
Fulbright
Ark
Hennings
Monroney
Okla
McClellan
Kerr
Ela
Schoeppel
R-Kas
Partly Cloudy Forecast Across Kansas Today and Monday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with scattered afternoon and night thunderstorms. Temperatures to reach the upper nineties in the south and around 90 in the north with lows 65 to 75. Heavy rainfall reported near Pratt and several other towns, including Topeka, Salina, and Dodge City, while many stations logged over a half inch in 24 hours.
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Porecast
Topekap
Kansas
Pratt
Topeka
Salina
Hill City
Wamego
Hutchinson
Ottawa
Garden City
Russell
Goodland
Dodge City
Pittsburg
Harveyville
Kingman
Plevna
Lyons
Inman
Minneapolis
Miltonvale
Concordia
Cawker City
Covert
Stockton
Burdett
Great Bend
Ellinwood
Larned
St. John
Stafford
Hit Run Driver Makes Excuses Then Flees Officers
In St. Petersburg Florida police search for a driver who struck a car and then fled after issuing excuses. Patrolman Al Sevier notes Martin Dickinson reported the incident saying the other driver claimed to lack money and insurance and to be a sick woman.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
al Sevier
Martin Dickinson
Dickinson
Miss Sweden Crowned Miss Universe In California
Miss Sweden Hillech Rombin, a 21-year-old blonde from Sweden, wins Miss Universe in Long Beach. Maribel Arrieta of El Salvador finishes as runner-up, with Ceylon Germany and Japan following. Rombin earns a $250 weekly Universal-International Studios contract and starts work soon on The Benny Goodman Story. Miss Hansen, a former Miss U S A judge, had limited movie success.
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Hillech Rombin
Salvador
Maribel Arrieta
Ceylon
Germany
Japan
Sweden
Universal-International Studios
U l
Myrna Hansen
U.S.A
U-T
Miss Hansen
Benny Goodman
Liberal Tax Cuts For 6 Straight Years
Liberal residents may face a tax increase after six consecutive years of cuts as the city prepares next year’s budget. City officials propose reducing the levy from 15.40 to 14.50 mills to fund expanded facilities and cover $700,000 in city operations plus $150,000 in bonded debt.
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LIBERAL \P
Willis Pittser
Test nears for Harris bill on natural gas price control
Next week Congress weighs the Harris bill to exempt natural gas producers from federal price controls. The proposal sparks debate over energy regulation and market impact as lawmakers consider its merits and risks.
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Washington P
Denver Man Faces Murder in Golden
Denver taxi driver Alvin Wesley Brooks, 25, was charged in Golden District Court with murder in the July 13 slaying of Zelma Broadfoot of Eminence Missouri. Brooks reportedly confessed to driving Broadfoot to a canyon picnic spot and crushing her head with a rock during a dispute over money. The victim's body was found by picnickers last weekend and is to be buried in Eminence. Brooks is jailed in Jefferson County.
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Golden. Colo.p
George Priest
Golden District Court
Alvin Wesley Brooks
Denver
Zelma Broadfoot
Here
Miss Broadfoot
Brooks
Carl Enlow
Enlow
Eminence
Jefferson County
Udall Firm Receives Rural Loan for Tornado Damage
The Udall, Telephone Co., Inc. has been granted a $153,000 Rural Electrification Administration loan to repair damage from the May 25 tornado that practically demolished the community.
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Washington
Udall, Telephone Co., Inc
Rural Electrification Administration
Ike's Proposal Might Get Reds Food Shipments
Senators Russell and Young urged that if the Iron Curtain barrier lowers the U S could ship nonstrategic goods to the Soviet Union including cotton, butter and food to improve relations. They noted Eisenhower and Eden support for freer exchange but warned opposition from Capehart Wiley and Humphrey offered varying views on timing and conditions.
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Ike
Reds
Washington
Russell
D-Ga
Young
Russia
Eisenhower
United States
Eden
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Humphrey
D-Minn
Ozark Air Lines to End Chanute Flights
Ozark officials said passenger demand at Chanute is too weak to justify keeping the station open. Flights were halted last Saturday after runway breaks, now repaired, and the company plans to seek a Civil Aeronautics Board order to discontinue service. A Chanute delegation met Ozark leaders in St Louis to hear plans and discuss runway and airport improvements.
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Ozark Air Lines
Chanute
Ozark
St. Louis
Francis M. Higgins
Civil Aeronautics Board
Higgins
Ross Cooper
Fred W. Montague Jr
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
E. W. Johnson
the Tribune
Bill Brennan
Cooper
45 Day Dove Season For Kansas In Fall
The State Forestry Fish and Game Commission recommends a 45 day dove season this fall in Kansas for mourning doves with a 60 day season for rails and gallinules if the Interior Department approves. Proposed dates are September 1 to October 15 for doves and September 1 to October 30 for rails and gallinules. Daily bag limits stay at 10 doves and 15 birds total for rails and gallinules per day. The longer dove season aims to reflect a reported rise in bird numbers.
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Prattp
Kansas
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Department of the Interior
Big Four Leaders End Meet With Harmony Hinted
Geneva four leaders say all points have been agreed and will close the six day summit at a 6 30 pm plenary session. Hagerty announced no details and noted late discussions with Zhukov about German unification and European security remain unresolved.
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Big Four
Harmony
Geneva
James C. Hagerty
U.S
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Georgi K. Zhukov
Russia
U.N
Germany
James J. Hagerty
World Leaders Clash Over German and European Security
Geneva talks expose a clash between Western leaders and Bulganin Molotov over unifying Germany versus creating a new European security system. Eisenhower Eden and Faure push for German unification with safeguards while preserving NATO. Bulganin and Molotov seek a broad nonaggression pact to curb Western power.
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Eden
Faure
Bulganin
Germany
Bulgaria
London
Tokyo
Molotov
Western Europe
Russia
East Germany
NATO
Cordell Hull Dies at 83 Father of U.N.
Cordell Hull former secretary of state died at 9 a.m. at the U S Naval Hospital in Bethesda Maryland He was 83 last Oct 2 and had suffered a stroke in his Hotel Sheraton Park apartment Hull had been in poor health with high blood pressure and other ailments He survived a cerebral thrombosis in 1951 but faced renewed illness before death with Mrs Hull having died in March 1954.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
United Nations
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Sheraton Park
Hull
Geneva notes as Big Four near end of talks
The Metropole Hotel in Geneva hosts the Russian delegation with a Swiss flag raised. Eisenhower shows interest in Swiss chickens during a farm visit near Geneva. Kremlin leaders switch from open to closed cars, citing weather, while Bulganin reportedly worked in Switzerland as a laborer for a year.
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Metropole
Indochina
V. M. Molotov
Kremlin
Bulganin
Switzerland
Marshal Bulganin
36 Foot Bus Ticket For Tour of States
OKLAHOMA CITY AP Harry Townsend a 77 year old retired businessman from East Orange New Jersey has toured all 48 states by bus since 1948 He arrived in Oklahoma City carrying a 36 foot long bus ticket The ticket cost 25405 Townsend expects to spend about 750 on the journey He is a widower and has also visited all Canadian provinces
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Oklahoma City
East Orange
N.J
Harry Townsend
U.S.A
Townsend
Ground broken for K State animal industries building
Ground is broken for Kansas State College's new animal industries building funded by a $1,300,000 appropriation from the State Legislature. The project advances as part of the campus expansion in Manhattan Kansas.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Animal Industries
Senate probes Talbott ties with Mulligan Co sparks clash
Senators clash behind closed doors over Talbott outside business interests with Paul Mulligan and Co. Talbott offers to quit as a special partner if needed while denying conflicts with Air Force duties. Critics call for more questioning and a possible recall.
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Washington
Air Force
Talbott
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
New York
Negligent Homicide Charged in Humboldt Crash
Gerald Hiser of Tola faces negligent homicide charges after Lloyd Wrestler of Humboldt died from injuries in a July 4 three car crash north of town. Investigating officers say Hiser rear end collided with Wrestler pushing his car into oncoming traffic where a third vehicle struck it. Seven were injured and Wrestler died a week later at Allen County Hospital. Convicted drivers face up to one year in jail and a $500 fine. license suspension follows conviction.
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Humboldt
Gerald Hiser
Tola
Lloyd Wrestler
Here
Hiser
Wrestler
Allen County
Hull's Funeral Set at National Cathedral
Former secretary of state Cordell Hull, longtime sponsor of the reciprocal trade program, will be buried at National Cathedral after a funeral there. Hull served under Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1933 to 1944, the longest tenure in the post, and his later years reflected continued interest in U.S. trade policy.
Production Speedup Ordered for Jets
Washington reports the Air Force orders accelerated production of two faster than sound jet fighters, the F101 twin jet interceptor and the F104 lightweight fighter, with Congress funding already approved. Both types have flown faster than sound.
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Washington
Air Force
Congress
Grain Probe Continues On Grain Storage Bin Losses
Senator McClellan announced his investigations subcommittee will persist in examining charges that the government incurred heavy losses on the purchase of grain storage bins that were defective.
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Washington
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
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