Queen honors wide array of recipients at official birthday
The London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II awarded honors to nearly 2,400 people including Michael Redgrave and Stanley Spencer. Others include composer Michael Tippett, soprano Geraint Evans, and Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell. Brackenridge of New Jersey and J. A. J. Gough also received honors.
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London
Elizabeth II
Michael Redgrave
Stanley Spencer
Michael Tippett
Geraint Evans
Order of the British Empire
John Morrison
Royal Scottish Academy of Music
Leslie Woodgate
British Broadcasting Company
House of Lords
Hugh Charles Stockwell
Order of the Bath
Stockwell
Secretary of State For War
United States
Alexander Bracken
Air Defense Master Plans Stir Senate Critics
The administration unveils a new air defense master plan shifting from bomber defenses to missile threats. Nike Hercules and Bomarc budgets would be cut while Nike Zeus funding grows. critics call the plan wasteful and a compromised approach. Russell signals general approval despite concerns from Jackson Symington Case and Stennis. Details on budget cuts to be released to the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Russell
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Stuart Symington
D- Mp
McElroy
Symington
Francis Case
R-Sd
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Circus in Town for Two Shows in Chanute
The Al G. Kelly and Miller Bros. Circus stops in Chanute near the Country Club for matinee and evening shows, marking the city’s first big circus in five years. The Wild Animal Show heads a 200 plus animal lineup with 46 wild cages, 21 elephants, 16 camels, 11 zebras, 107 ring horses and tropical reptiles.
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Chanute
America
al G. Kelly and
Miller Bros
Chanute Country Club
United States
Canada
Mexico
Night Club Raids in Wichita Result in Arrests
Sedgwick County officers raided the Blue Note Club and the Key Club arresting seven people on open saloon and gambling charges. Four charged with operating a saloon and three on gambling charges. Gambling devices were confiscated. exact equipment not specified.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
George Wells
Blue Note Club
Key Club
Wells
Doris Diver Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Doris Ann Diver 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Randall Diver is reported recovering satisfactorily after an emergency appendectomy Tuesday at a Wa dena Minnesota hospital. She fell ill while returning from a vacation at Nestor Falls Ontario. The family plans to depart for Chanute Sunday.
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Doris Ann Diver
Randall Diver
Wadena, Minn
Nestor Falls
Ont
Chanute
Doris Ann
Dwight C. Diver
Lee Judy
Dwight
Borgnine Wife Alleges Abuse and Affairs Admission
Rhoda Borgnine claims Ernest Borgnine abused her and that Mexican actress Katy Jurado was a home wrecker. She asks Superior Court to set aside their interlocutory divorce decree. Borgnine denies the accusations and says he may remarry Jurado. They wed in 1949 and have a 6 year old daughter.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ernest Borgnine
Katy Jurado
Rhoda K. Borgnine
Borgnine
Jurado
Borgnines
Schultz Named To Commission In Kansas Real Estate Board
Ebur S. Schultz longtime Chanute real estate broker is named by Gov. George Docking to join the Kansas Real Estate Commission effective July 1. He succeeds Carl Guilkey of Independence. Wendell H. Sanders of Wichita fills Roberts’ seat. The non paid post involves policy setting and grievance handling for Kansas brokers. Schultz began in Chanute in 1940 after roles with Warren Mortgage Co. in Emporia.
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Ebur S. Schultz
Chanute
George Docking
Kansas Real Estate Commission
Associated Press
Topeka
Schultz
Carl Guilkey
Independence
L. W. Roberts
Wichita
Wendell H. Sanders
Kansas
Warren Mortgage Co
Emporia
Three Men From Neosho County Inducted For Army
Three 22 year olds from Neosho county will leave Monday for final induction into the Army. Inductees are David Gene David of 319 N. Steuben Victor A. Erbe Jr. of rural Thayer and Paul A. Kennedy formerly of St. Paul now living in California. Kennedy reports for induction in Los Angeles. David and Erbe go to Kansas City.
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Neosho County
Army
Gene Wall
Selective Service
David Gene David
N. Steuben
Victor A. Erbe Jr
Thayer
Paul A. Kennedy
St. Paul
California
Kennedy
Los Angeles
David
Erbe
Kansas City
Men Charged In Mine Deal
Two men surrendered in San Antonio facing indictments for an uranium ore mine investment scheme reportedly involving as much as a million dollars. John Milton Addison and Dan Nance posted 40000 bonds each after being sought since Wednesday. Investigators say documents show they drew money from investors in 18 states with promises of a profitable mine operation and loans. One investor, former Texas A&M football star John Crow, criticized the indictments and vowed to recover his investment.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Milton Addison
Dan Nance
Addison
Nance
Homer Garrison Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
Asst. Dist. Atty
Harold Hall
Hall
John Crow
Texas A&m
Chicago Cardinals
Crow
Laws Is Law at Southern Police Institute Graduation
Louisville AP reports John Laws, North Carolina Highway Patrol sergeant, served as president of the graduating class at the Southern Police Institute on Friday.
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Louisville
The
Southern Police Institute
John Laws
Laws
North Carolina
Mischa Aver Hospitalized After On-Set Collapse
Comedy actor Mischa Aver, 53, is under hospital observation after collapsing during filming at Hal Roach Studios in Culver City. Friends describe the incident as a possible stroke.
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Hollywood
Mischa Aver
Hal Roach
Culver City
Boston Bomb Blast Injures Dozens in Transit Station
Police hunted John G. Feller, a 23 year old escapee from Wingdale mental hospital, linked to the North Station explosion in Boston that injured 38. The 11 inch device filled with sulphur and zinc shattered a coin locker in the elevated waiting area and six people were hurt on the platform. Investigators say a large amount of black powder may have caused the blast amid a wave of bomb threats.
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Boston
John G. Feller
Roslindale
Wingdale
N.Y
Feller
New York
Warmer Trend In Kansas Forecast With Mild Week Ahead
A slow warming trend began across Kansas as mild temperatures continued with no rain. The Weather Bureau noted possible western thunderstorms this afternoon or evening. Yesterday’s highs ranged from 86 at Olathe and Hill City to 93 at Garden City with overnight lows between 57 and 65.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Olathe
Hill City
Garden City
Pittsburg
Defense Pounds Volition Claim In Rape Trial
Defense lawyers for four white youths in a Florida rape case argued today that a Negro coed volunteered, claiming no proof of rape. Witnesses testified none used force, recounting May 2 relations in a secluded area and noting the courtroom remained crowded as the trial neared a verdict.
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Tallahassee
W. May Walker
Maudine Reeves
Willian T. Collinsworth
Florida
Collinsworth
Walker
David Ervin Beagles
Beagles
Ollie Stoutamire
Patrick
Gene) Scarborough
Houston
Tex
Air Force
Scarborough
Harry Smith
Williams D. Hopkins
Jimmy Cooper
Cooper
State Finance Council to Meet in Topeka for Grain Aid Vote
Governor Docking, chairing the six member Republican council, calls an official meeting to approve a $68 119 emergency grain department allocation after an attorney general ruling voided a prior signed resolution. The dispute centers on council legality and the revolving fund use. Docking delays further meetings despite pending civil service changes.
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Topeka
State Finance Council
George Docking
State Grain Inspection Department
Docking
Grain Department
Finance Council
Anderson
Compton College TV protest clashes with teaching aims
In Compton California students protest video instruction labeling it impersonal and a substitute for instructors. About 1 500 signatures seek to oust TV from classrooms while President Paul Martin touts cost savings and teacher shortages relief. The dispute pits California Taxpayers Assn. against California Teachers Assn.
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Southern California
Paul Martin
Compton
Martin
California Taxpayers Assn
California Teachers Assn
Demo Leaders Here for Rally in Chanute June 26
Governor George Docking will headline the sixth annual Pot Boiling Day in Chanute with Lt. Gov. Joseph Henkle and other Democratic leaders speaking. The day includes registration at 9:30 a.m. at Tioga Hotel, a 12:15 luncheon, a 3 p.m. district meeting, a Hawaiian Tea for women leaders, a 4 p.m. men's smoker, and a 7 p.m. banquet at the Masonic Temple with arrangements led by Henry Smith. Reservations via Mrs. Floyd Kelley and Mrs. Ruth F. Davis.
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George Docking
Ard
Chanute
Joseph Henkle
Wilma Charlesworth
Tioga Hotel
Tioga
Henkle
Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Santa Fe
D. J. Saia
Pittsburg
Kansas ‘Federation of Women's Democratic Clubs
Emerald
Kay Hotel
Henry Smith
St. Paul
Neosho County
Docking
Masonic Temple
Floyd Kelley
Ruth F. Davis
Bartlett
Dever Elected Commander of Boerstler Post American Legion
Bill Dever was chosen as commander at the Boerstler May post meeting. Raymond Kern becomes senior vice commander, with Bill Robers junior vice commander and Warren Alford sergeant at arms. Other officers include Marvin Seefeldt chaplain Dean Skinner service officer Bob Harmon historian Jack Durham treasurer and Fred L Johnson adjutant. Installation is set for June 25. Bob Kern retires as commander.
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Bill Dever
Boerstler May
American Legion
Raymond Kern
Dever
Bill Robers
Warren Alford
Marvin Seefeldt
Dean Skinner
Bob Harmon
Jack Durham
Fred L. Johnson
Bob Kern
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Rise in Latest Records
AP report notes 24 hour period ending 9 am today shows 2 deaths with year to date 1959 reaching 215 and 1958 comparable period tally at 201.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pittsburg Man Killed When Truck Fell From Jack
Lynn E. Jones, 57, of Pittsburg, was killed Friday when a truck he was working under fell off a jack. The notice appears as an advertisement related to insurance.
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Pittsburg, Kas
Lynn E. Jones
Pittsburg
Wasser
Prospects Dim For Agreement In Big 4 Talks
Geneva AP reports that American officials say prospects are dim for a Soviet Western powers deal on Berlin and Germany at the current Big Four foreign ministers conference. Advisers expect a Soviet propaganda push and world pressure for a summit, with a possible recess to regroup.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Harold Macmillan
West
Lloyd
Andrei A. Gromyko
Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Minor Accidents Reported on City Streets
Two minor crashes were logged by city police yesterday first a 1956 Ford driven by Gerald Olson and a 17 Studebaker driven by J F Richardson collided at Sth and Garfield about 2 15 p m Olson’s right front door and Richardson’s left rear were damaged. A backing collision involving Dana Galtry and Maxine Kammerzelt on Main near 906 S Highland caused only minor damage.
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Ford
Gerald Olson
W. 4Th
Studebaker
J. F. Richardson
S. Steuben
Sth
Garfield
Olson
Richardson
Dana Galtry
Maxine Kammerzelt
S. Highland On
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Doris
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