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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
5
Reports from Kansas City and Parsons show steady cattle and hog prices with mixed movements. Cattle mostly steady to 25 lower, hogs steady, sheep steady with lambs 18 to 21 dollars, while Chicago Butter and Eggs markets edge unchanged and Kansas City produce lists minimal shifts in grain and byproducts.
Juneau television dealer Al Glover uses a Hiller 12B helicopter fitted with aerials to scan remote mountain homes. He hovers above each target to test picture quality on a 17 inch portable in the cockpit. Ground site marks Kansas City Hay for antenna erection.
Guatemala reports a rebel band attacked a coastal airstrip near San Jose as exiles abroad allegedly plot to overthrow President Carlos Castillo Armas. Three attackers were killed. police arrested scores in Guatemala City. authorities claim leaders in Mexico and Costa Rica masterminded the plot linked to former leaders Arbenz and Arevalo.
Fi garo reports former Hungarian premier Imre Nagy is jailed in Budapest awaiting trial after being moved from Romania. Zhukov allegedly urged a recant of Western agents’ influence, but Nagy refused, according to Domingue Anderes in Warsaw.
North Korea to challenge a U.N. decision at the Joint Military Armistice Commission meeting tomorrow. Allies expect proposals for renewed inspections or a political conference while the U.N. would bring modern arms into South Korea. President Rhee praised the move as strengthening defense but called it insufficient.
Dorothea Van Gundy of Arlington Calif addressed the state conference of the Seventh day Adventists noting that about half of Americans suffer low blood sugar and attributing ulcers and headaches to high sugar intake and the prevalent coffee break. She warned against excessive soda and caffeine and claimed 3000 cups of coffee are consumed every second in the United States.
VALLETTA Malta The Soviet cruiser Mikhail Kutuzov and two escort destroyers passed off Malta en route to Gibraltar last weekend The vessels reportedly will join naval maneuvers in the Baltic but observers view the move as a potential show the Red flag mission by the Soviet fleet
Carolyn Loveall will join about 1,800 Presbyterian youths at the National Youth Assembly at Grinnell College in Iowa June 26 to July 3. Delegates from across the United States and overseas will discuss Christianity, the world church, youth groups, and Westminster Fellowship activities with noted churchmen speaking. The article also notes the Dupli cate Bridge Club results from a recent session at the Tioga Hotel with ten couples playing and scores ranging from 65 2 to 55.
George W. Anderson 86 of Iola dies at a daughter’s home in Iola survived by his wife and son Charles Anderson of Galena. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Waugh Funeral Home Iola with burial at Shaw Cemetery. Claude Taylor funeral Wednesday 10 a.m. Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel officiated by Rev. William Hunt. Interment Wednesday 2 p.m. Altamont Cemetery Altamont.
California health officials identify about 900 influenza cases in Davis and San Diego with 100 girls at Davis struck by a three day flu. Dr. Merrill notes uncertainty linking to Orient epidemic, while Dr. Hollister leads San Diego Naval Training Center inquiry as Navy reports tapering cases to 15 to 20 daily.
New York stock market snaps five straight daily declines with a broad rally though trading remained slow late in the day. The market shows renewed buying as investors react to ongoing economic signals and corporate news.
Lt Gen Curtis E LeMay departs SAC after leading the Strategic Air Command since 1948. Gen Thomas S Power, previously director of Air Research and Development, assumes command in a 30 minute ceremony as LeMay becomes vice chief of staff of the Air Force.
Lightning struck a group of 22 Army reservists from Philadelphia in the 79th Infantry Division during training at Fort Indian Town Gap Pa. The blasts occurred twice near their gun position as violent weather continued across the East. A 120 degree heat record in Yuma was reported with tropical storm activity forming in the Gulf of Mexico.
Showers and thundershowers dampened areas from the upper Ohio Valley to New York State last night. Scattered showers reached Tennessee the Carolinas and northern Florida while the Dakotas endured thundershowers and wind gusts over 60 mph. Injuries were not serious and no one was hospitalized.
Daily Transcript lists Monday admittances including Mrs L A Bird 12 E 4th for surgery Mrs Nettie McGarr 1007 W Main medical Ruby F Whinery Thayer surgery Ruth Putnam R 1 surgery Steven Brinkman Humboldt medical Mrs John Kilgore 710 N Forest medical. Dismissals Monday include Andrew Dean and son 320 S Western Mrs Asa Trueblood Humboldt Mrs G L Hallman Eric Bruce Beatty 211 S Central. Birth Monday to Mr and Mrs Merle Ruggles 1115 W 4th a boy. Wire Bus To 1000 West Seventh Grass. No damage.
HAMAMATSU Japan one of the two F86 Sabre Jet wings in Japan s new air force was grounded today after a rash of accidents Defense Board chief Akira Kodaki pledges a reshuffle of staff officers to give more authority to men who know jet flying Kodaki denied widespread press reports that the pilots themselves took the initiative and refused to fly in what amounted to a military mutiny.
Mass meeting attendees adopt a resolution declaring training flights must stop due to bad maintenance and unreasonable schedules. Fourteen Japanese air defense planes crash this year killing 32. some sources cite English language use in operations, largely US controlled, as a factor in accidents. Authorities study allowing Japanese in emergencies.
Traffic fatalities reported by the State Accident Records Section show 0 in the past 24 hours in Topeka. Year to date 1957 totals 233, compared with 29 for the same period in 1956.
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a 44,000 barrel decline in Illinois helped lower the weekly crude oil and condensate production average by 2,325 barrels to 7,273,725 barrels for the week ended June 22. The Illinois drop stemmed from reduced buying due to a refinery strike at a major purchaser.
Tonemaster Manufacturing announces a new buttonless hearing aid prototype from Peoria Illinois. The device weighs under two ounces and is worn on the ear with no cord or receiver. It allows normal telephone use and aims to reduce clothing noise with a long life battery. Descriptive literature is available free by writing to Public Relations Director Room 624 128 South Monroe Peoria Illinois.
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