U.S. Senate OKs Japan Security Treaty in decisive vote
The Senate ratified the 10 year U S Japan Security Treaty with an overwhelming vote. Japan’s ratification took effect last Sunday and U S instruments will go to Hawaii then Tokyo for exchange. Critics warned of risks while supporters urged a strong global peace effort and clearer defense commitments.
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Washington
Senate
Japan
U.S
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Security Pact With Japan Moves Closer Amid Protests
TOKYO AP A late protest dwindled as about 40 000 demonstrators circled the Parliament building and scuffled with police after a day of strikes. The U S Japan security treaty faced swift approval in Tokyo and Senate consensus in Washington, with ratifications to be exchanged soon. Authorities kept delivery plans secret to curb leftist obstruction.
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Foreign Ministry
United States
Japan
USS
Senate
Eisenhower
Honolulu
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Nobusuke Kishi
Hirohito
Kishi
Weather Forecast For Eastern Kansas Stays Warm
Today temperatures reach 91 at 1 p.m. with a high near 95 yesterday and 69 tonight. A warm, fair pattern continues through Thursday with lows around 70 and highs 90 to 95. Eastern Kansas expected to clear gradually with mild sunny skies, while Chanute records 95 and western towns stay warm.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute
Hill City
Russell
Concordia
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Area Rise In 1960-59
In Topeka region traffic deaths over a 24 hour window ending at 9 to 11 am during 1960 204 compare with the 1959 period showing higher fatalities. Data reflects Kansas road crash tally across 24 hour period and cross year, noting ongoing roadway danger.
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Topeka
Kansas
Anderson to Speak Tonight at Tioga Hotel Dinner
Attorney General John Anderson, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, will address listeners here tonight after a 6 30 dinner at the Tioga Hotel.
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John Anderson
Tioga Hotel
Boy Spills From Bike Not Injured Near 14th and Steuben
An eight year old boy spilled from his bicycle when it collided with a car at 14th and Steuben about 9 15 a m today He was taken to NeoSho Memorial Hospital for observation but the doctor said no injury and admission was precaution Randy DeLa Torre son of Mr and Mrs Paulo DeLa Torre 1118 S Steuben was the boy involved In the incident Police said the station wagon was driven by Mrs Everett Hole 923 S Lincoln Also two other accident reports were filed Cars driven by Oren Hazen Eric and Spencer Moon collided at Main and Evergreen Moon bumped Hazen to turn Minor damage was listed to the left door of Hazen s 1951 Ford and front bumper of Moon s 1957 Chevrolet Mrs Delois Meredith 602 N Grant reported 1954 Plymouth struck a utility pole at 9th and Grant Front of the car was damaged
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Randy DeLaTorre
Paulo DeLaTorre
Everett Hole
Oren Hazen
Eric
Spencer Moon
S. Evergreen
Main
Evergreen
Moon
Hazen
Ford
Chevrolet
Delois Meredith
N. Grant
Plymouth
Grant
Collision in Iowa Fatal to Four
Four people died in a two car crash on a straight stretch of U S 275 about 3 1/2 miles north of Hamburg Iowa on Tuesday Rosalita Kyle 11 of Omaha died in Hamburg Community Hospital Killed outright were Rosalita s father Joseph Kyle 48 John Gordon 56 and Gordon s son Michael Patrick 33 Sheriff Al Christopher said Kyle tried to overtake a truck and car headed north and that fireworks found in the wreckage threatened to explode until officers extinguished them
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Hamburg
Iowa
U. S
Rosalita Kyle
Omaha
Rosalita
Joseph Kyle
John Gordon
Gordon
Michael Patrick
al Christopher
Kyle
Missouri
Ness City man claims 2-4D drinking cured his stomach trouble
Kansas highway worker Leo Wendler recounts two gulps of the weed killer 2-4D after spraying wheat near a bridge. Doctors feared poisoning, but Wendler says he recovered and even felt better for years, arguing others should tolerate small doses.
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Kan
Leo Wendler
Wendler
Primary contests set Aug 2 in three Kansas counties
A handful of primary election contests will be settled August 2 in Wilson Woodson and Allen counties. In Wilson County three Republicans seek the sheriff post Orval Cox Kenneth Monical and Dwayne Clary all from Fredonia. Ron Klingenberg of Neodesha is listed as a candidate.
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Wilson County
Orval Cox
Kenneth Monical
Dwayne Clary
Fredonia
Ron Klingenberg
Neodesha
Marcella N. Wrampie
Fred A. Guenther
Wilma Mark
Yates Center
Carl Adkins
Toronto
Walter D. Merrill
Ted West
Harry C. Sturdivan
L. R. Gustin
Burton Adamson
Blake Hibbard
Charles FE. Davis
Edwin
Mike) Fuhlhage
R. R. Rose
Guy A. McKinsey
George F. Smith
Jack Kress
Clyde Hill
Owen W. Dewey
Gridley
Woodson County
Allen County
Howard M. Immel
Iola
John Glades
Clarence Robinson
Ray Emmons
R. M. Allman
Humboldt
Ira Norton
Mildred
C. H. Burrows
Albert Manning
la Harpe
Louis Benbrook
Moran
Raymond Kuykendall
LaHarpe
Myrle Mann
Robert A. Finney
D. A. McDonald
Eight month old Mark Bright dies after heart surgery
Mark Earl Bright, eight months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bright of 710 N Forest, died about 10 30 p m at Kansas University Medical Center after heart surgery to correct a congenital defect. He entered the hospital Monday and underwent surgery yesterday. Funeral Friday at 10 30 a m in Koch Skinner Memorial chapel with Rev LaMoine Waldron officiating. He was born October 7 1959 in Chanute and is survived by his parents a brother Micheal three grandmothers and grandfathers and other relatives.
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Dean Bright
N. Forest
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Mark
The
Tribune
Mark Earl Bright
Chanute
Micheal
Hugh Vanderford
Stark
Ralph Tomlinson
S. Ashby
Ethel Tomlinson
Humboldt
Ira Dozier
Elsmore
Viola Dozier
Koch, Skinner Memorial
LaMoine Waldron
First Christian Church
Presbyterians award contract for new church education building
The First Presbyterian church Sessions approved a 97 764 contract to Freeto Construction Co. Coffeyville for a 120 by 60 foot one story education building north of the church and remodeling with four new classrooms for juniors and seniors plus adult spaces. Construction slated to start in July with a parking lot planned west of the new structure.
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Main and Steuben
First Presbyterian Church
Freeto Construction Co
Coffeyville
William T. Hunt
Steuben
Elm
Walton Bank Is Robbed in Walton Kansas
Two masked men robbed the Walton Bank in Walton Kansas shortly after noon and fled with undetermined loot. Police described the suspects as white males who escaped in a white and bronze 1956 Chevrolet. Walton lies in Harvey county about seven miles northeast of Newton.
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Walton
Kan
Harvey County
Newton
Epidemic Subside Report At Parsons Hospital
At Parsons State Hospital in Topeka only one new Shigella dysentery case was found last week, signaling the epidemic's subsidence. Dr. George Jackson cited a steady decline since early June and said he spoke with hospital Superintendent Dr. Howard B. Bair, who did not disclose current isolation numbers.
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Topeka
Parsons State Hospital
George Jackson
Howard B. Bair
Bair
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If you cannot reach your Tribune phone contact, contact your carrier for assistance. If the individual remains unreachable, dial 700 after 6 p.m. for guidance.
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Jail Empty After 18 Months at Erie County Jail
Sheriff Jerry Sloan announced the Erie County Jail was empty for the first time in 18 months. He said the lull in occupancy will be used for a general cleanup of the quarters.
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Jerry Sloan
Nebraska Escapees Arrested at McPherson
Two Nebraska escapees from Lincoln reformatory, Harry Hill age 20 and Roger Siers age 19, were arrested in McPherson after police spotted them entering the city in a car at 2:52 am. They surrendered without resistance after fleeing in a stolen vehicle, having bound and gagged two guards during their Tuesday night escape.
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Lincoln
Neb
Harry Ronald Hill
Roger Siers
Hill
Siers
Nebraska Men's Reformatory
Mrs Allen Pulls Upset in Kansas Women's Match Play
Mrs. Robert Allen of Chanute defeated four-time winner Tillie Becker of Topeka 4 and 3 at Crestview Golf Club in Wichita in the first round of the Kansas Women's Amateur tournament. Allen used a steady near-par game to topple the veteran champion on the 6014 yard course.
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Wichita
Robert Allen
Chanute
Crestview
Kansas
Marshall
Tillie) Becker
Topeka
Space First Two Satellites Launch Demonstrates U S Missile Skill
At Cape Canaveral two Transit II A and piggyback satellites were launched by a Thor Able Star rocket in a night ascent. Transit II A weighs 223 pounds and the piggy back 42 pounds. The pair aims for near circular orbits about 500 miles high to form an operational navigation network for ships submarines and aircraft.
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Fla
U.S
Uncle Sam
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Vanguard
Soviet Union
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Arctic
Antarctic
Defense Department
Brink's Bandit Is Free Man In Massachusetts
Joseph J. O'Keefe known as Specs, linked to the $1 219 900 Brink's robbery, was declared free by Superior Court. He had faced concurrent three to four year terms but was discharged after judges ruled he had already served enough time. Prosecutors said his testimony helped convict eight men who were sentenced to life.
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Joseph J
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Atty
Garrett H. Byrne
Forte
O'Keefe
O’keefe
Mamie Eisenhower Returns to White House
Mrs. Eisenhower comes back to the White House after three weeks at Walter Reed Army Hospital for acute asthmatic bronchitis. She entered the hospital May 31 and aides say she is feeling much better after her return home on Tuesday.
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Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Anne Wheaton
Eisenhower to Reply to Red China Over Visit Criticism
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide TV radio address after returning to Washington to rebut Red China claims that his Far East tour failed. Hagerty said the trip to the Philippines Nationalist China and Korea was successful despite Tokyo riots that canceled the Tokyo visit. Red China denounced the journey as an ignominious imperialist failure in Peiping broadcasts.
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Eisenhower
Red China
Japan
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Hawaii
Orient
Christian A. Herter
Hagerty
Herter
Philippines
China
Korea
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Red China Radio
U. S
Peiping
Pioneer V Contact Fades With Distant Probe
Washington AP reports Pioneer V may lose radio contact within a week as Jodrell Bank in England notes deteriorating batteries on the five watt transmitter. The 26 inch Space probe, launched in March, is more than 20 million miles from Earth and signals are fading.
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Washington
Pioneer V
Jodrell Bank
England
Record number of tax appeals filed with state board
TOPEKA AP A record 688 tax assessment appeals have been received by the state Board of Equalization. The appeals are from people protesting their tax assessments after county board decisions. The Board of Tax Appeals will begin sessions on July 13 with about 451 appeals from Cowley County. Jefferson and Riley counties also show reappraisals producing 13 and 22 appeals respectively.
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State Board of Equalization
Jean Evans
Board of
Tax Appeals
Cowley County
Jefferson
Riley
Car Crashes Barricade. One Man Killed Near Great Bend
A car plowed through a highway construction barricade near Great Bend Kansas and struck a parked truck. Alvin R. Peterson, 21, of Great Bend, died at the scene while another occupant suffered critical injuries. The collision occurred near the west city limits on US Highway 36.
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Great Bend
Kas
Alvin R. Peterson
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