Eisenhower Heads to Philippines and Tokyo Visit
President Eisenhower departed Anchorage for a three day Philippine tour then plans to proceed to Tokyo amid security concerns from left wing and Communist groups. He will refuel at Wake Island and arrive in Manila at 3 45 p m Philippine Time.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Eisenhower
Philippines
Japan
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Wake Island
Clark Field
Manila
Hagerty
United States
Tokyo
St. Paul
Manila Bay
Formosa
Okinawa
Korea
America
Hawaii
Japanese Leftists Ease the Threat
In Tokyo today some leftist groups backed away from large airport demonstrations timed with President Eisenhower's Tokyo visit. The hard core Communist leadership still threatened violence, with Sohyo declaring most members would avoid the airport next Sunday and a Tuesday decision anticipated.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Redtinged
Sohyo Labor Federation
Armed Pair Sought After Jail Escape Near Garnett
Kansas authorities pursue two armed fugitives Carl Ray Chase 19 Parsons and Jay Lea King 20 Zarah after they overpowered a guard and fled in the car. A statewide search includes planes and farm houses as investigators review transfer of prisoners and security lapses.
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Garnett
Kan
Kansas
Carl Roy Chase
Parsons
Jay Lea King
Zarah
Olt
Anderson County
Don Hermreck
Chase
Harris
King
Clinton
Sunflower Village
Erie
Kansas City
Kansas Reformatory
Hutchinson
Lansing
H. C. Marrs
Marrs
Topeka (Ap
John Anderson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
State Penitentiary
Anderson
Carl Ray Chase
Reformatory
Neosho Refuge Bids Friday in Kansas
In Topeka the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission will open bids Friday for the Neosho County Waterfowl project. The 3,000 acre site includes 1,390 acres under water and land was purchased over a year ago for more than $500,000 with construction costs estimated at about $500,000.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Topeka
Neosho County
Run by Pig Is Successful Run
City officials report a pig run through the river intake to the new water treatment plant was successful after two earlier attempts failed. The test clears the line of silt blockages and will be repeated periodically. The transfer of a meter from the old to the new plant enables readings on Highland Park tank water level as trial operation nears.
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R. J. Hayes
Hayes
Highland Park
Bodies of Two Men Recovered at Colby
Searchers recovered the bodies of two men drowned when a flash flood swept their car off U S 24 near Colby Kansas early Saturday. Lester H Forbes 64 a Denver tax consultant was found Sunday six miles from the highway. L L Slaven about 60 an insurance man from Aurora Colorado was found Saturday in backwater near the road. The Prairie Dog Creek flood was caused by five inches of rain.
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Colby, Kas
U. S. 24
Colby
Lester H. Forbes
Denver
L. L. Slaven
Aurora
Colo
Prairie Dog Creek
Electrician Killed At Baseball Park Near Hays
Anthony Lauer a 32 year old father of three and employee of a Hays electrical firm died after coming in contact with a live wire and falling 25 feet while working on a power pole at a baseball field in the Loretto community near Hays.
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Hays, Kas
Anthony Lauer
Loretto
Hays
Injured In 3 Car Crash Near City Limits
Two people suffered minor injuries in a three car crash on US 169 a half mile north of the city. Verna L. Wiles 18 Humboldt and Ray B. Rusche 55 Cherryvale were hurt. both had a skinned nose and bruised knee respectively.
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Verna L. Wiles
Humboldt
Ray B. Rusche
Cherryvale
Rusche
Refinery
Jerry Sloan
Chanute Police
Joe Earl Ingram
Kansas City
Ingram
Adrian K. Wiles
Articles Stolen From Farm Building
Theft of articles from a farm building 82 miles southwest of Chanute was reported by owner J. P. Arthur of 505 S. Kansas. Items missing include canned goods an aluminum dish pan an ice chest and a pair of overalls from a box car part used as living quarters. House door fitted to car appeared opened with a skeleton key.
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Chanute
J. P. Arthur
S. Kansas
Arthur
Substantial Job Gain Reported in May Employment Rise
Washington AP says May added about 0.95 million jobs, lifting civilian employment to 67,208,000 a record for the month. Unemployment fell to 4.9 percent as factory cuts offset gains in farming and construction boosting nonfarm payrolls to 53.1 million.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Three More Enter Neosho County Dairy Princess Contest
Three additional entries join the Neosho County Dairy Princess contest bringing total to seven. Nancy Heilman from Thayer, Sharon Bussman from Chanute, and Janis Richwine from Erie are among the new candidates. The deadline is next Monday with the crowning dinner set for June 24 at the Tioga Hotel.
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Neosho County
Mahlon Morley
Nancy Heilman
Thayer
Chanute R
First National Bank of Chanute
Sharon Young
Erie R
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Sharon Johnson
Rural Erie
Chanute Lions Club
Morley
Tioga Hotel
Suit Filed in Chanute Over Father’s Death
Bertha Fairbanks filed a $25 000 judgment suit in district court against the city of Chanute over the death of her father Milton J. Fairbanks 81 who died June 30 1958 from burns after a broken city power line was blown down in a wind storm. The petition claims the city negligently turned current back on after a shutdown before repairs.
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Bertha Fairbanks
S. Ashby
Chanute
Milton J. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Burns
Need for Juco Scholarships in Chanute Area Clarified
Dell Reed, Jun ior College dean, reports 1960 61 scholarships exhausted with 34 awarded this year for deserving students from Humboldt Chanute Arcadia and others. Four additional applicants wait as boards and firms are urged to fund new awards totaling about $60 per year for two years with a 1.5 grade average.
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Dell Reed
Reed
Board of Education
Ottawa Grill owner reports $943.17 robbery in Ottawa
Kenneth Reddick, owner of the 50-59 Grill in Ottawa, said a gunman robbed him of 943.17 in cash and checks as he stepped to his pickup at 12:40 a.m. The robber fled after taking a metal box. a car was observed across the street.
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Main
Lincoln
Nelle H. Stevens
Eric R. 1
Alva Paul Haller
S. Steuben
Haller
Ottawa
Kas
Kenneth Reddick
Reddick
Kern Heads Legion Post In Boerstler May Elects Officers
Raymond Kern elected commander of the Boerstler May American Legion post for the coming year. Bill Roberts named first vice commander, Warren Alford second vice, Tom Baughn sergeant at arms, Tom Blancett historian. Installation set for June 23. several officers re elected. Joyce Mayfield reported a dog bite incident to police. owner told to keep the dog confined.
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Raymond Kern
Boerstler-May
American Legion
Bill Dever
Bill Roberts
Warren Alford
Tom Baughn
Tom Blancett
Fred L. Johnson
Marvin Seefeldt
Dean Skinner
Jack Durham
Kern
Roberts
Alford
Joyce Mayfield
Washington
Rules For Displaying Old Glory
The flag now has 49 stars and is 183 years old on Tuesday yet it is proper to display a flag with fewer stars if it is in good condition. Hawaii's 50th star will be added on July 4 but until then the 50 star flag is improper. Alaska's 49th star became official July 4, 1959 and many federal agencies will keep using 48 and 49 star flags while supplies last. By Congress, June 14 is proclaimed flag day each year.
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Washington
Hawaii
Alaska
Congress
House Group Cuts 790 Million From Aid Request
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed 790 million dollars from Eisenhower's foreign aid request, including 400 million from military assistance. If sustained, the program would total 5.5845 billion of the 4.175 billion asked for the new fiscal year starting July 1, plus an estimated 400 million in unspent prior funds. The panel limited several components and left UN technical aid fully funded at 33 million.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Senate
Otto EB. Passman
D-La
United Nations
Bright Fund Surpasses 1300 for Baby Bright
Gifts to the Mark Bright fund rose to 1306.11 as seven month old Mark Bright, son of Mr and Mrs Dean Bright of 710 North Forest, heads for heart surgery at Kansas University Medical Center. Contributions since Saturday noon include Legion post 170, A and P, area classes, and numerous individuals with an anonymous $35 total today.
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Mark Bright
Mark
Dean Bright
N. Forest
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
American Legion Post
Neosho Manor
A&p
Mrs
Merle Beerman
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows 24 Hour Toll
Topeka Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hour totals up to 9 a.m. with a comparison to the previous year. The record notes 5x higher fatalities in a 24 hour period and references the 1960 to 1959 comparison.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather outlook with showers and warming trend in Kansas
Rain fell across Kansas for the ninth straight day as west skies cleared and forecasters projected brighter weather. Wheat near harvest needs warm temperatures to ripen. five day forecast shows little rain with above normal temps in the west and near normal in the east.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Doctor Reports Theft of Medical Bag from Car
Dr. Reuben J. Burkman told police last night a medical bag was stolen from his car around 9 20 pm during a hospital call. He valued the bag’s contents at $300.
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Reuben J. Burkman
Tribune See Wasser for Insurance Ad
A fragmented newspaper notice advises readers to contact Wasser for insurance queries and provides phone contacts with evening call options after 6 p.m. The text includes guidance to reach a carrier if a given contact cannot be reached.
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Tribune
Wasser
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