Bond Vote Set for New Joint School District Building
Voters in joint school district 110 east of Chanute will decide on a 120000 bond for a new school at Cremona. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm with construction planned to begin this fall and the building ready for next year.
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Joint School District
Chanute
Cremona School
Joint District Board
District 110
Union
Harmony
Big Creek
Cremona
Leanna
Prairie Queen
North Valley
Piatt
Library forgives fines during cleanup week in Chanute
Chanute Public Library ends overdue book fines for a week starting July 15 to clear records. Librarian Harvey Mowrey thanked participants as books returned include some overdue by over a year and even ones patrons didn’t know they had. More than 20 titles were reunited with shelves.
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Chanute Public Library
Harvey Mowrey
Mowery
Tribune Delivery Help Line
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier. If the carrier cannot be reached call 700 after 6 pm for assistance.
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Tribune
Per vukhin named Soviet foreign trade czar in Kremlin shakeup
Mikhail G. Per vukhin 52 a former first deputy premier is appointed head of a new state committee for foreign economic relations. Fresh Boise foothill fire crews battle 5000 acre blaze amid governor ordered state of emergency and National Guard deployment. Strikers in London ignite vehicles attack police chief and damage trucks during labor unrest.
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Moscow
Mikhail G. Pervukhin
Kremlin
Soviet Union
State Committee For
Pervukhin
Boise
Idaho
National Guard
London
Britain
British jets target Nizwa fortress in Oman uprising
Rebel fort at Nizwa described as the royal capital’s stronghold, with Royal Air Force jets in 12 sorties destroying Ft Izki in Wadi Halfin as Britain escalates efforts to quell the Muscat and Oman uprising.
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Manama
Bahrain
Nizwa
Oman
Royal Air Force
Britain
Muscat
Ft. Izki
Wadi Halfin
House votes on 1 billion school bill amid kill predictions
In Washington the House will vote today on a 1 billion dollar school construction bill despite fears of its defeat. Representative McConnell of Pennsylvania remains hopeful, claiming a better than even chance. The Washington Evening Star cites jurors in Hoffa bribery conspiracy case saying they acquitted the Teamsters Union official, doubting the prosecution's key witness John Dye Cheasty.
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Washington
House
Rep
McConnell
R-Pa
Washington Evening Star Today
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
John Dye Cheasty
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Stassen Urges Global System for Peaceful Missile Use
Harold E. Stassen called for an international framework to ensure all guided missiles are used solely for peaceful and scientific aims, according to a British official source.
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London
Harold E. Stassen
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Kansas
Topeka records show state accident data for the past 24 hours with 2 fatalities and year to date total 280 in 1957, compared with 346 in the same period of 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Farmers Build Unlawful Colorado River Bridge in Arizona
The Army Corps of Engineers ordered immediate changes to a 410 foot bridge built by nine farmers 20 miles south of Blythe and 40 miles north of Yuma. They charged $1 toll for cars and $2 for trucks, with 5,000 to 6,000 monthly traffic while ore, cotton, and grain moved to market. Federal agencies learned of the bridge only after private boat owners complained.
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Colorado River
Army Corps of Engineers
Blythe
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
Kansas Sees 32 New Industries Locate This Year
The Kansas Industrial Development Commission reports 36 new industries located in Kansas during the first half of 1957, with 24 new plant announcements and 12 already in production. The largest project is a multi million dollar Du Pont cellophane plant eight miles east of Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
du Pont
Driver in Teetering Car on Embankment Edge
Kansan Harold Lavin, 50, waited calmly in an upside-down car teetering on a 15 foot embankment after it slipped from a driveway. Police hesitated to help fearing a tumble. A tow truck secured the vehicle with two cables and Lavin was taken by ambulance with an injured ankle.
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Kansas City
Kan
Harold Lavin
Lavin
Truck overturns blocking Highway 54 near Augusta
A truck carrying 40,000 pounds of freight overturned on Highway 54 west of Augusta causing more than two hours of traffic delay. Driver William L. Hume, 39, Kansas City, was hospitalized in Wichita for injuries.
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Highway 54
Augusta
William L. Hume
Kansas City
Wichita
Kansas Weather Update Forecast Then Local Storm Totals
Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Low tonight in the upper 60s, high Friday near 80. Kansas reports show Dodge City with up to 4.25 inches of rain from a local storm, Garden City and Liberal also affected. temperatures yesterday stayed below 90. Dyann Shaw of Cherryvale visits relatives in Benedict.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dodge City
Garden City
Liberal
Meade
Plains
Salina
Goodland
Senate Fight Over Jury Trial Defines Civil Rights Bill Main Issue
Senate debate centers on whether voting rights protections can survive a jury trial amendment. Knowland warns of extensive talks before passage, while Johnson expects adoption of a jury trial provision. Yesterday the Senate stripped enforcement powers except for voting rights, with party splits on the Anderson Aiken amendment.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
House
Supreme Court
Anderson
D-Nm
Aiken
RVI
Collision of Two Ocean Liners A Year Ago
New York reports mark the one year anniversary of the Andrea Doria and Stockholm collision off Nantucket Island Massachusetts. The Andrea Doria sank while the Stockholm returned to service after bow damage. Legal actions and settlements over millions in damage claims are underway with initial payments expected soon.
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New York
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
Nantucket Island
Mass
Strong earthquake recorded near Aleutian Islands
A strong quake was recorded at 3:53 a m by the Weston seismic station of Boston College, 4 600 miles from Boston, south of the Andreanos group in the Aleutian Islands.
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Weston
Mass
Boston
Weston Seismographic
Boston College
Andreanos
Aleutian Islands
Hole in Plane Kills Passenger Blows Out Fuselage
A passenger, S F Binstock, 62, of North Hollywood, is missing after a bullet blown hole caused a Convair 240 to lose its right rear fuselage at 10,000 feet over the Mojave Desert. The Western Airlines flight Route No. 39 from Minneapolis to Los Angeles landed safely. 12 passengers and 3 crew unharmed. FBI investigated at George AFB Victorville. body search began. insurance policies cited.
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Los Angeles
California
Mojave Desert
San Fernando Valley
Las Vegas
Western Airlines
S. F. Binstock
North Hollywood
Western
Binistock
FBI
George Air Force Base
Victorville
Binstock
Minneapolis
Eva
Canoga Park
New York
Milton Shirk
Western Headquarters
International Airport
Shirk
Calif
Coyville Man Shot to Death in Kansas
Levi Morgan a Coyville blacksmith was fatally shot in his shop. Mrs Morgan his wife 34 is held as a suspect by officers. Morgan 60 died minutes after being shot in the back with a shotgun. He leaves two daughters Sarah 13 Joyce 4. Mrs Morgan reportedly mentally distressed by diabetic condition.
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Fredonia
Kas
Levi Morgan
Coyville
Bob Hazlett
Kansas
Kenneth Laverty
Morgan
Wilson County
Sarah
Joyce
Atomic Test No 10 Shatters Nevada Desert Dawn
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated its tenth test of the series at 6 30 a m at the atomic test site in Nevada. The device released from a balloon 500 feet high produced about 20000 tons of TNT in the pre-dawn sky and disrupted the quiet of the desert.
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Nev
Nevada Desert
Atomic Energy Commission
Salvation Army Drive Planned by Erie Rebekah Lodge
The Rebekah Lodge in Erie will begin a fund drive for the Salvation Army in residential areas this week, announced Envoy Carl Amick of the Salvation Army.
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Erie
Rebekah Lodge
Salvation Army
Carl Amick
Youth Admits Firing At Two Women
Kansas City police say 17 year old James Young confessed to shooting at two women during a weekend holdup attempt. Mina Compton, 66, wounded just below the heart, is in critical condition at Bethany Hospital. Jessie Gonzales escaped harm. Young, a Black youth, was arrested at his home near Compton’s. Both victims described the robber as wearing a window shade mask.
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Kansas City
Kan.e
John Theoff
James Young
Mina Compton
Bethany Hospital
Jessie Gonzales
Young
Trapped Trucker 0 Spectators Burned by Blast
In New Haven Connecticut, a gas tank explosion at a trailer truck wreck burned about 50 bystanders who fled as rescuers released the trapped trucker Wilfred Godfrey 35 of Hartford. Driver Underwood Moreford 59 of Hartford had minor injuries and was freed minutes after the crash.
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Wilfred Godfrey
Hartford
Godfrey
Underwood Woodford
Crash in Colorado Fatal to Pogo's Girl
A three car crash south of Steamboat Springs Colorado claimed the life of Joan Kay Harrison 12 of Paola Kansas Ten other people were injured including Cathryn Harrison 47 Duane C Harrison 18 and Richard Klinefelter 18 months all Paola residents All victims were treated at Routt County Memorial Hospital The crash occurred Tuesday and involved eight injured persons in total with head facial and limb injuries reported for several occupants
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
Here
Joan Kay Harrison
Paola
Kas
Cathryn Harrison
Duane C. Harrison
Richard Klinefelter
Harrison
Young Harrison
Klinefelter
Routt County Memorial Hospital
Tragic Highway Crash Claims Kneisel Child Near Norton
A car carrying Lawrence Kneisel and his family veered off U S 36 ten miles west of Norton, killing 6 year old Ivan Eugene Kneisel who was moving with his family from Portland to Topeka. Mrs Kneisel was seriously injured. two other children unharmed.
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Norton
Kas i
Ivan Eugene Kneisel
Portland
Ore
Topeka
Lawrence Kneisel
Ruth Kneisel
U. S. 36
Here
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Claude Camp
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Mary Tramer
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Tramel
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First and
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Guy Edgerle Sr
S. Santa Fe
Edgerle
Roy Wiggans
N. Western
State Highway Commission
Holyoke
Clarence Hubbard
Chicopee
Q. W. Schroer
Louisville
Don Sturgill
Sturgill
Cibola, Ariz
Arizona
Osesseene
Dyann Shaw
Cherryvale
Mrs
Harry L. Orendorff
Benedict
Aleutians
Chuck Rodgers
Carol
N. Central
Rodgers
Drive For SA Funds
FE. M. Bedell
Leon Eastburn
Fred A. Johnston
Wendell Bowyer
Avon
New Haven
Conn
Cebl
Colorado
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