Kansas Project Funds Approved In Senate House
Senate Appropriations Committee agrees with House on most Kansas Missouri water power and flood control projects. Both advance funding for Table Rock Reservoir Missouri 14.75 million and Turtle Creek Dam Kansas nine million with several increases over House totals.
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Nebraska
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Milton Eisenhower resigns as Penn State president
Dr Milton Eisenhower submits for personal reasons his resignation as president of Pennsylvania State University. He says the move is not due to his ill brother, the President, and asks for an effective date of December 31. Officials will try to persuade him to stay.
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Washington
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Walter Reed Hospital
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Kansas State College
Manhattan
Helen
Fred Seaton Becomes Secretary of Interior
Fred A. Seaton formally assumed the interior secretary post as President Eisenhower missed the swearing in due to illness. Bernard M. Shanley administered the oath after Chief Justice Warren was delayed. Seaton, a former Nebraska senator, had been deputy presidential assistant.
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Washington
Fred A. Seaton
Eisenhower
Warren
Bernard M. Shanley
Seaton
Nebraska
Illinois Woman in 110th Year Believed Oldest in Illinois
MOUNDS Ill Mrs Vina Gates of Mounds claims to be in her 110th year and the oldest woman in Illinois Her exact birthdate is unknown she was born into slavery in South Carolina and was freed at Chestnut Bluff Tennessee She recalls seeing Abraham Lincoln and Gen Ulysses S Grant.
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Mounds, Ill
Vina Gates of Mounds
Illinois
South Carolina
Chestnut Bluff
Tenn
Gates
Abraham Lincoln
Gen
U.S. Grant
Polite Rejection Predicted For Soviet Disarmament Plan
Washington officials forecast a polite rejection of Nikolai Bulganin s disarmament proposal including cuts to Soviet and Western forces in Germany. The plan lacks safeguards, and a U S withdrawal from West Germany would weaken Western Europe security, prompting talks with Britain and France.
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Konrad Adenauer
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France
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Europe
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Fire Destroys Garage at Ralph Puckett Home
Flames consumed a garage and its contents at 1302 S. Highland early this morning. A 1954 car, tires, cooling system, bicycles, garden tools and toys were lost. Mrs. Puckett said horn blare may have awakened the family. Alarm rang at 1 47 a.m. firefighters stayed until 3 a.m.
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Ralph Puckett
S. Highland
Puckett
Farm Issue Takes Center Stage in Midwest Conference
In Des Moines Iowa Democratic leaders from 13 Midwest states met to discuss farm policy and campaign strategy with presidential possibilities seen as a side issue. The gathering focused on farm loans, grain prices, and agricultural relief measures amid a broader political push.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Democratc
Midwest
Merged District Plans Underway For New Building
The Buffalo Vilas rural consolidated school district hires Stagler and Carnes for architecture and engineering for a new building. Zahner and Co. is approached for bonding. Bond preparations and a bond election are targeted for 45 to 60 days. The site and bond vote are to be decided by a committee. board members reelected June 1 are Walter Steele Don Marple and Delmar Miley. Steeler defeated Ralph Winterrowd 98 54. no name chosen for the district yet.
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New Buffalo-Vilas-rural Consolidated School District
Stagler & Carnes
Hutchinson
Zahner & Co
Wichita
Kansas City
Buffalo
Walter Steele
Don Marple
Delmar Miley
Steeler
Ralph Winterrowd
Unoppos
Get Tough Police Policy Targets Juvenile Traffic Offenses
Chief Tom Morehead announced a get tough policy holding parents responsible for traffic violations by anyone under 16 who operates a motor vehicle. County Attorney Charles Forsyth advised the measure to curb rising juvenile offenses, covering reckless driving speeding driving without lights or a permit and failing to stop. Motorbikes as well as cars fall under the policy.
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Tom Morehead
Morehead
Charles Forsyth
Tragedy Ties Widow to Old Friend in Quiet Nuptials
Schuessler 38 wed Valentine Kujawa 37, a widower with two children, in a closed ceremony at St. Tarcissus Church. The bride’s two sons, John 13 and Anton Jr. 11, and Robert Peterson 14, were found beaten and strangled October 18 in a Northwest Side forest ditch. Her husband Anton Sr. 42 died of a heart attack while aiding the search. case remains unsolved.
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Schuessler
Valentine Kujawa
St. Tarcissus
Robert Peterson
Anton Sr
Billy Graham Prays For Ike's Recovery
In Oklahoma City more than 14 000 people bowed as Billy Graham opened his evangelistic meeting with a prayer for President Eisenhower s recovery. He said the nation is deeply concerned about Mr Eisenhower and called him the greatest American.
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Oklahoma City
Billy Graham
Eisenhower
Graham
Oklahoma Unveils Four State Park Lodges This Spring
Senator Monroney praised Oklahoma as having the finest state park system during the dedication of the new 1.6 million dollar Western Hills Lodge at Sequoyah State Park. The lodge is among four new park facilities completed in Oklahoma this spring.
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Wagoner
Okla
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Oklahoma
United States
Western Hills
Sequoyah State Park
Phone Your Tribune Carrier After Hours
If you do not receive your Tribune, contact your carrier. If the carrier is unreachable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Surgery for Eisenhower Shapes Republican Nomination Outlook
President Eisenhower faces uncertain plans as an exploratory operation for an intestinal issue raises questions about his fitness and timing for a second term. Doctors report heart unaffected, recovery pace key to 1960 GOP race outcomes and potential successors including Nixon and Knowland among others.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Denver
White House
James C. Hagerty
Coffeyville Firm Sued for 239062 Breach of Contract
Richard W. Ninde of South Coffeyville Oklahoma sues Rok A Chair Manufacturing Co Inc Coffeyville Kansas in U S District Court for 239062 claiming wrongful termination of an exclusive agency contract on December 19.
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Wichita
Richard W. Ninde
South Coffeyville
Okla
U. S
Rok-A-Chair Manufacturing Co. Inc
Coffeyville
Kas
Ninde
Roosevelt? No. Eisenhower Bulletin Details Operation
Washington a bulletin reports President Eisenhower underwent intestinal obstruction relief after an operation for ileitis. The president returned to his Ward 8 suite at 5 11 a.m. heart action normal. condition very satisfactory. Family and Dr Snyder relayed progress while in living room area. Lawrence notes Dr Brian Brewer Blades, GW Medical School professor of surgery, served as physician. Blades born Scottsville Kansas and trained at Kansas. previously worked at Barnes and Children’s hospitals in St Louis 1941 to 1946. associate editor Journal of Thoracic Surgery.
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President Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Brian Brewer Blades
George Washington Medical School
Blades
Scottsville
Kas
University of Kansas
Barnes, Children's and Maternity Hospitals
St. Louis
Journal of
Thoracic Surgery
Leonard D. Heaton
Isidor Ravdin
Pennsylvania University Medical School
Maj. Cohen
Hagerty
Heaton
Rawdin
Panama
White House
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Red Cross Training Saves Child's Life Near Kimball
Mrs. Paul Cook credits Red Cross training for reviving Kathy Greenwood after she slipped into a Kimball pond last Tuesday. Her timely artificial respiration, learned in Stark classes, saved the 3-year-old before a doctor arrived as Kathy was sleepy but breathing.
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Red Cross
Paul Cook
Kathy
Galesburg
Greenwood
Red Cross Swimming Starts Monday at Chanute
Red Cross swimming school moves into high speed Monday as the main portion of instruction begins. Director Mrs Kenneth Tebow announced swimmers who have not picked up record cards may do so this weekend at her home, 501 North Forest. Cards show instruction time and day and requirements for each swimming level.
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Red Cross
Kenneth Tebow
Chanute
North Forest
Train to Continue on Concordia-A Missouri Line
The Kansas Corporation Commission ruled yesterday that the Pacific passenger train shall continue its daily round trip between Atchison and Downs, preserving the service and preserving its regular schedule for local passengers.
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Concordia
Missouri ‘Pacific
Atchison and Downs
Kansas Corporation Commission
House Sets Vote on Foreign Aid Bill After Budget Cut
In Washington the House prepared a final Monday roll call on a foreign aid bill worth about 3.8 billion dollars, down from President Eisenhower's 4.9 billion request. The measure includes a ceiling with actual funding to follow in a separate bill and debated preserving aid to Yugoslavia under条件 President's security findings.
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House
Eisenhower
U.S
Yugoslavia
Edna F. Kelly
D-Ny
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Forsyth Wins Tribune Peoples Forum Top Prize
Charles F. Forsyth chair of Neosho County Red Cross wins first prize in The Tribune's Peoples Forum. His letter Then the Facts argues Red Cross swimming programs need support and funds. Herman Janzen takes second with Safety Is First about the same topic. Howard Jenkins earns third for Unhonored. Unsung on soldiers' graves. Contest runs through June.
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Charles F. Forsyth
Eric
Neosho County
American Red Cross
Tribune
Peoples Forum
Forsyth
Paul Brennecke
Forssyth
Red Cross
Herman Janzen
Janzen
Howard Jenkins
S. Allen
Fair Weather Forecast for Kansas Weekend
Topeka reports mostly fair weather with little temperature change. Tonight near 60, Sunday 85 to 90. scattered western thunderstorms possible, highs 85 to 93 regionally. Yesterday's highs 81 to 93 and overnight lows 55 to 66 with light western showers noted.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hutchinson
Garden City
Salina
Pittsburg
Mrs Land Appointed Deputy Court Clerk
Mrs. Bernice A Land of Chanute is named deputy clerk for the District Court office. She succeeds A F Redmond of Erie who resigned to return to pharmacy work. Land has lived in Chanute 31 years and previously taught in Crawford County schools after attending Pittsburg State College.
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Bernice A. Land
Chanute
A. F. Redmond
Erie
Land
Pittsburg State College
Crawford County
Redmond
Governor Hall Urges Kansas Industrial Promotion Policy
Governor Fred Hall advocates using legislative and administrative powers to boost industry and business growth in Kansas. He urges state action to foster development and economic activity across the state.
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Hutchinson
Fred’ Hall
Kansas
President Eisenhower Improves After Emergency Operation
President Eisenhower is recovering satisfactorily after a predawn emergency operation to relieve a nonmalignant intestinal obstruction. Attending physicians report good spirits and high morale, with no heart involvement. A midmorning bulletin noted the operation lasted 1 hour 53 minutes and the President has awakened several times, speaking with Maj. Arthur Cohen.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Maj
Arthur Cohen
Cohen
Walter Reed General Army Hospital
Sun Beats Asphalt. Truck Stuck in Gonzales
In 102 degree heat in Gonzales Texas yesterday a truck loaded with chicken feed became stuck in the middle of town as the hot sun melted the asphalt. The fuel and feed were unloaded to free the vehicle.
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