Labor Bill Advances in Senate Draws Lukewarm House Fight
Senate approves broad labor control bill 88 to 1 as House leadership doubts passage. Key provisions demand union financial reports, secret elections, term limits, and penalties for misdeeds. Some senators praise the measure while others seek changes. A Tulsa water well incident ends with oil found at 200 feet.
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Senate
House
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Wichita Man Enters Race For Governor
City Commissioner John S. Stevens announced plans to file for the Republican nomination in Topeka, joining a four way governor race with Walter Cherry Fred Hall and Clyde Reed Jr. His platform centers on economy and no new taxes. Stevens has served on the Wichita city commission since 1957 and is active in religious civil and political groups.
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Wichita
John S. Stevens
Topeka
Walter Cherry
Galena
Fred Hall
Dodge City
Clyde Reed Jr
Parsons
Stevens
Cvil
The
National Small Business Men's Assn
Bell ringing privilege at Willow Hill School
Traverse City officials announce a new tradition at Willow Hill School. Each year the top student by grades will be allowed to ring the old school bell that has not sounded for years.
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Traverse City
Mich
Willow Hill School
Odd Driving Signs Poke Fun At Tulsa Roads
A quirky AP dispatch from Tulsa Oklahoma notes motorists misread road signs with humorous phrases like Interesting view ahead and go slow. The piece highlights reader confusion amid odd local traffic sign text and the playful misinterpretations by drivers.
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Spain
Tulsa
Okla
Rubidium magnetometer aids space magnetic measurements
Two government scientists report a rubidium magnetometer capable of detecting subtle magnetic forces in space. Developed by T. J. Stillman and Dr. P. L. Bender, the device uses rubidium vapor and light absorption to gauge magnetism, enabling small instruments on satellites and lunar missions.
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H. Arnold Karo
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Outer
Space
Earth
Moon
T. J. Stillman
Fredericksburg
P. L. Bender
National Bureau of Standards
Six year old dies after pool accident near bridge
Melton Clay Lane, a six year old boy from Kansas City, reached for a frog yesterday, fell into a pool beneath a railroad bridge, and drowned. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Curtis Lane.
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Kansas City
Melton Clay Lane
Paul Curtis Lane
France to withdraw third of troops from Tunisia
Paris agrees to pull 7,000 French soldiers from Tunisia within four months and keep 15,000 at the Bizerte naval base. Bourguiba had faced limits on pro Western drift as Tunisian forces blockaded bases since February. Talks on Bizerte status to follow, with NATO access kept in mind.
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Tunis
France
Tunisia
Bizerte
North African
Habib Bourguiba
Bizerte-base
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Algeria
Bourguiba
Hearing Notice in Estate of Amelia Carlson
In Neosho County Kansas a petition by George M Carlson heir seeks determination of descent for an undivided one half interest in Lot 1 NE 2- Section 2- Township 27-S- Range 17 East plus other property owned by Amelia Carlson at death. Defenses due July 10 1958 at 10:00 A M Erie Kansas court.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Raid County
8&STATE
Amelia Carlson
George M. Carlson
Kansas
Erie
Balch & Bailey
Hearing on Lola Stewart estate final settlement set in Erie
Edna A. Petterson seeks final settlement and allowance as administratrix of Lola P. Stewart estate. Court to determine heirs and assign remaining real and personal property. Defenses due by July 14, 1958 at 10:00 AM in Erie probate court. failure means judgment. Apalch & Bailey represent administratrix.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho
Lola P. Stewart
Edna A. Petterson
Erie
Apalch & Bailey
GE develops airborne computer for automatic fighter-bomber
General Electric announces a new airborne digital computer for fighters that can navigate to targets, select weapons, guide approach, time releases, optimize return flight, and return to base. Developed by GE Utica unit, the system aims to automate key flight and combat tasks.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Utica
N. Y
M. R. Johnson
Legion Loses 0-4 on Four Hits
The American Legion baseball team was shut out 4 to 0 after four hits as Independence defeated them.
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Legion
American Legion
Independence
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