Lemonade stand lessons and youth institute trip report
A group led by Jim Kensett and Susan Kensett and friends ran a lemonade stand in a driveway to learn business while tracking employee consumption. Seventeen youth from First Methodist’s Senior MYF attended Baldwin Institute June 22 28, raising 187 dollars for the trip with parental matching funds. Also noted is a Kansas City tornado cloud sighting during a baseball game, described by the Churchill family with brief damage reports and a reflection on past hurricane experiences.
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Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
First Methodist Church
Baldwin Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute
Baldwin
Kansas City
Jack Churchill
Jackie
Churchill
Churchills
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Eisenhower asks Congress to back Euratom reactor plan
President Eisenhower urged swift approval of a multi nation accord to build six nuclear power reactors in Europe by 1963. The U S would supply about 30 000 kilograms of uranium 235 valued at 480 million dollars with Euratom bearing 350 million for construction and the Export Import Bank providing up to 135 million in credit. A jointly funded R and D program to boost reactor performance was also proposed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
United States
European Atomic Community
Euratom Nations
White House
James C. Hagerty
CAA Holds Open House at Municipal Airport
About 75 people attended the Civil Aeronautics Administration open house at the municipal airport celebrating the agency's 20th anniversary. Burt O Connor, station chief, said visitors saw station operations and met staff while several planes were on display despite threats of bad weather. Civil Aviation Week continues with more tours available this week for those who missed yesterday.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Burt O’connor
O'Connor
Fourth of July Holiday for State Employes Starts Thursday Noon
Gov. George Docking announced the Fourth of July holiday for state employes would begin Thursday at noon. He cited high weekend highway traffic, noting fourteen people died on Kansas highways over the weekend starting last Friday. Docking urged travelers to begin their trips early and drive carefully.
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Topeka
George Docking
Kansas
Docking
Docking to Confer With AEC Officials
Gov George Docking will meet Wednesday with Atomic Energy Commission representatives to discuss safeguards if radioactive material is released in a highway accident or other mishap. Two AEC officials stationed at Albuquerque New Mexico will join the governor and state officials.
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Topeka
George Docking
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Albuquerque
N.M
Emporia Names Dana Atkins New Head Football Coach
Emporia High School named Dana Atkins as head football coach to replace Ralph Brown who resigned. Lee Wasser for Insurance, Ph. 119, recently took a coaching job at Washburn University.
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Emporia
Dana Atkins
Emporia High School
Ralph Brown
Lee Wasser
Insurance
Washburn University
Weather forecast and state rainfall update for Kansas
Partly cloudy and warm er through Tuesday. Low tonight mid dle 50s high Tuesday 45. Rains and cool temperatures hit the Chanute area over the weekend then should modify in Kansas. Wichita set a record low of 53, with lows statewide around 50 or 48 at Goodland to 56 at Garden City. Scattered showers fell Sunday and Sunday night, Garden City reporting 0.18 inch. Seb Deb club meets at 7 p.m. Jennifer Jordan 203 N Washington.
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Chanute
Kansas
Wichita
Associated Press
Topeka
Goodland
Garden City
Reed Campaigns on Industry Gain for Kansas
Clyde Reed, Parsons publisher and Republican candidate for governor, argues that vigorous research and industrial expansion are the main issue in Kansas politics. He criticizes Gov. Docking and cites state and regional efforts, noting long term leadership and a broad spending plan to attract jobs and stem rural population loss. Reed has logged extensive travel across Kansas to campaign.
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Wichita
Kansas
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Arkansas
Mississippi
Reed
Mid-America, Inc
U.S. Judge Denies Stay on Little Rock Integration Order
U.S. District Judge Harry Lemley refused a request to stay his Saturday order suspending school integration in Little Rock for 24 years. NAACP lawyer Wiley Branton said he would seek guidance from the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and noted the appeal would proceed routinely. The Little Rock School Board opposed the stay, arguing it benefits Negro pupils more than the public. Arguments lasted six minutes as spectators filled the courtroom.
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Little Rock, Ark
U. S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Little Rock
Central High School
Wiley Branton
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Lemley
Branton
Negro leaders press Eisenhower on Little Rock court order
Four prominent Negro leaders told President Eisenhower the court ordered halt to integration shocked and outraged Black citizens and millions of Americans. They urged federal intervention and a nine point civil rights program while noting potential voting rights and other civil rights issues to be discussed at the White House.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
White House
Fisenhower
Justice Department
Randolph
Roy Wilkins
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Lester B. Granger
National Urban League
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Leadership Conference
Wilkins
Two Chanute Boys Admit Theft Spree Here
Two Chanute youths aged 12 and 13 confessed to a string of thefts from parked cars and local businesses including the Model laundry. They described entering the laundry via a ventilating fan and said items such as stamps watches a pistol and other small goods were taken. Police recovered some loot and traced others to various locations. Both will be charged in probate court as delinquents with one held in jail and the other released to parents.
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Chanute
Iola
Heaton
E. Main
Pioneer Hardware
Ralph Lindquist
North Malcolm Grocery
Charles Forsyth
Demonstrations in Bonn Moscow clash over Nagy reforms
More than 1,000 demonstrators attacked the West German Embassy in Bonn with stones sticks and ink bottles in retaliation for the Soviet Embassy assault. U S reporters were roughed up while covering the event. Other protests across Moscow New York and Ottawa followed with windows smashed and arrests made.
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Moscow
Bonn
U.S
New York Times
Max Frankel
Independent
London
Frankel
Imre
Adams declines to run for N H governor
Sherman Adams refused an invitation to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination in New Hampshire. From Washington he told Albert Levitt, who had urged him to reenter politics, that he has a job to finish as Eisenhower’s chief aide. Adams previously served as governor from 1949 to 1953.
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Hancock
N.H
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Washington
Adams
Albert Levitt
U.S
The
Virgin Islands
Eisenhower
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Rise in 1958 Totals
TOPEKA AP says state accident records show 10 fatalities in the last 48 hours. Year to date 1958 totals reach 212, compared with 237 in the same period of 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Burglars Hit Four Erie Businesses On Main Street
Four Erie firms on Main Street were robbed early yesterday. Safes were peeled and $1,178.69 plus merchandise stolen. Heaviest loss at Swan Bros department store with $1,000 taken from a safe. Other losses include $165 at Wright and Dunham hardware, plus cigars and minor cash. Entrance via forced south doors. method consistent across sites.
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Erie
Swan Bros
Jack Reynolds
Frederick Swan
Wright & Dunham Hardware
Jim Wright
Hollis Dunham
Reynolds
Chuck and
Bob Norris
Beard Oil Co
Paul Beard
Oil Company
Swan
Cruel Joke Claim Haunts Docking Campaign
Fred Hall, seeking the Republican nomination for Kansas governor, charges Governor George Docking has used state employees and funds to promote his candidacy. He cites highway signs bought with state money and erected by state workers, calling the pledge to depoliticize state government a cruel joke on the people.
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Council Grove
Kas
Fred Hall
George Docking
Hall
Kansas
St Paul Man Fined for Leaving Scene of Accident
Paul A. Westhoff of St Paul was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty in Erie justice court to leaving the scene of an accident. A collision on highway K57 Friday night involved Westhoff’s 1948 Chrysler and Robert C. Titus’s 1947 Chevrolet. both cars were total losses but no injuries were reported.
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ERIE
Paul A. Westhoff
St. Paul
Justice of the Peace Court
Westhoff
Robert C. Titus
Jack Reynolds
Chrysler
Titus
Tribune Phone Notice for Carrier Contact
If you cannot reach him by Tribune phone contact your carrier. If he remains unavailable after 6 p m call 700 following standard instruction.
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Tribune
Jury Returns Hoffa Wiretap Case to Jury
The jury is to decide the Hoffa wiretap conspiracy case in New York involving James R. Hoffa, Owen Brennan, and Bernard Spindel. They allegedly conspired to tap telephones at the Detroit Teamsters HQ. potential penalties include up to five years in prison and $10,000 fines per defendant.
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NEW York
James R. Hoffa
Teamster Union
U.S. Dist
Thomas F. Murphy
Hoffa
Detroit
Teamster
Owen Brennan
Detroit Teamster Local 337
Bernard Spindel
Murphy
Ihe
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Marilyn
James W. Kensett
S. Evergreen
T. C. White
W. Main
Kensetts
Max Barnes
Carolyn Thompson
Barbara Thompson
Cathy Thompson
Nancy Sparks
Judy Bower
Carol Barnhart
Saura Midcap
Anita Patrick
Ann Osborn
Janet O'Conner
George Palen
Ellis Potter
Pat Cathers
Many Pruitt
Patricia Blackston
Kathleen Janson
Kay Blair
Tom Glasscock
New Orleans
European Atom Aic
CAA
Porecast
Jennifer Jordan
A. Philip Randolph
International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Harry Lemley
Civil Rights Commission
Arlington, Va
Defenders of State Soverignty and Individual Liberties
Arlington County
Potomac River
Arlington
Virginia
Nagy
Hungary
Provocateurs
Hans Kroll
Kroll
Spondent
United Nations
Park Avenue
Ottawa
Canada
N. H
Swan Brothers
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