Russians Walk Out On Geneva Disarmament Talks
The United States accused the Soviet Union of wrecking progress toward peace by walking out of the Geneva disarmament conference. Western delegates planned to stay at the table while awaiting Khrushchev’s reconsideration and a new world disarmament plan.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Geneva
Lincoln White
White
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
U.N. General Assembly
Poland
Marian Naszkowski
David Ormsby- Gore
U.S
Frederick M. Eaton
Eaton
State
Defense Department
Law International Disarmament ‘Control Organization
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
International Disarmament Organization
Three CLIC Plans Handed to Court
In U S District Court Judge Arthur Stanley received three plans to recover losses for Coffey (CLIC) investors. Elbel proposes reviving the bottling business and transferring Lerac, Ihe, and Mokan Bottlers assets. creditors would receive cash, notes, and Class A stock. A second plan outlines orderly liquidation valued at 720180 dollars. A third seeks to resume Coffeyville operations with cash, bonds, and stock to satisfy claims.
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Kansas City
Kas
Coffey
CLIC
Arthur Stanley
U. S. District Court
Donald R. Elbel
Lerac, Ihe
Pepsi-Cola Mokan Bottlers, Inc
Missouri
Richard JL. Becker
Richard Liebert
Coffeyville
Elbel
Stanley
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Supreme Court broadens evidence rule in wiretap cases
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, overturned federal convictions of James Butler Elkins and Raymond Frederick Clark in wiretapping cases. Justice Stewart’s majority extends the 1914 rule to state-obtained evidence, allowing use in federal trials if timely objected, with the ruling sent back to district court for further proceedings. Justice Frankfurter dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James Butler
Big Jim) Elkins
Raymond Frederick Clark
Portland
Ore
Justice Stewart
Stewart
Justice Frankfurter
Clark
Harlan
Whittaker
U.S. District Court
Elkins
Nan
Senate
Big Jim
Teamsters
Tribune Phone Contact and After-Hours Call Line
Instructions urge readers to contact their Tribune phone via their carrier and provide a backup to call 700 after 6 p.m. The note emphasizes reaching the person or using the after-hours line for assistance.
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Tribune
State Traffic Fatal to Five
Five people were killed in Kansas over the weekend in automobile incidents. Max Elsing, 68, and wife 50 of Pittsburg died in a two car crash west of Pittsburg on U S 160. A 15 year old, Terry Maxie, drove a car taken without permission during a U turn. A juvenile 16, Glen Dale Denton, was killed when a driverless car rolled down a slope and dragged him 30 feet in Johnson County. Ralph Baumrucker unknown age and his wife died in a two car crash southeast of Victoria. their son Stephen 8 and Robert Leiker 35 were injured.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Max T. Elsing
Pittsburg
U. S. 160
Highway Patrol
Elsing
Terry Maxie
Maxie
Johnson County
Glen Dale Denton
Ralph Baumrucker
Victoria
Stephen
Robert Leiker
Baumruckers
Gorham
Man shoots wife then kills self in Wichita
Police say James Kitchen, 49, shot his wife Nellie Kitchen, 43, in the head hip and leg at their Wichita home Sunday then fatally shot himself in the back yard after an argument. Nellie Kitchen was listed in good condition at a hospital.
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Wichita
James Kitchen
Nellie
Light Showers Forecast Across Kansas
Light rain was expected late today and tonight in central and eastern Kansas with cooler conditions in the east. The west stayed clear while central and eastern areas saw partial clearing before possible light thunder showers. Goodland reported .06 inches of overnight rain. temperatures ranged from 93 at Goodland to 82 in Emporia and Wichita.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Emporia
Wichita
Chanute
Bills Extend Taxes and Raise Debt Limit
The House passed a bill extending four billion dollars in taxes that would expire Thursday without action. The measure also sets the national debt limit at 293 billion for the next year and follows a Korean War tax compromise. Senate action and White House endorsement expected soon.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
White House
Treasury
Sack of Bottles Fragments Head of Spectator at Stadium
Gayle Crawford, 23, Independence, Missouri, suffered a skull fracture when unknown youths dropped a sack of empty bottles from Municipal Stadium's second deck during a Baltimore-Kansas City game. The assailants were not apprehended.
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Kansas City
Gayle Crawford
Independence
Municipal Stadium
Crawford
Wasser
Boy Drowns While Swimming in Great Bend Pit
A 12 year old boy from Topeka, Charles F. Perry, drowned Saturday while swimming in the Du Bois sand pit in Great Bend. The incident occurred in Great Bend, with news reported by AP.
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Great Bend
Kas
Charles F. Perry
Topeka
du Bois
Eisenhower Holds Talks On Far East Trip And Geneva
President Eisenhower, with Vice President Nixon and Secretary Herter, discussed his 23,000 mile goodwill tour to the Far East and the Geneva disarmament walkout. He plans a 6 30 pm ET TV radio address and returns after a two week trip visiting Alaska Philippines Formosa Korea Hawaii. He noted the trip strengthened U S alliances despite Japan visit cancellation and will seek Cabinet unity on pending bills.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Far East
U.S
Tokyo
Herter
C. Douglas Dillon
Geneva
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Alaska
Philippines
Formosa
Korea
Hawaii
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Andrews Air Force Base
H Eisenhower
Nixon
Travis Air Base
California
Wounded Man in Wilson County Shooting Receives Good Prognosis
Sam Norris of Wilson County was wounded in the left leg during a shooting two miles west of the Wilson-Neosho County line on highway K47. Claude Grimes of Wilson County held a small caliber rifle at the scene. Norris was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital in Neosho. Witness David Ash, 33, faces felony warrants and was held by Chanute police before transfer to Butler County sheriff.
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Sam Norris
Altoona
Norris
Wilson
Claude County
Grimes
Wilson County
Neosheed Memorial Hospital
George Norris
Bill Cunningham
Butler County
Collision damages cited in two car crash at Oak and Kansas
About 2 15 p m Saturday a two car collision at Oak and Kansas caused estimated $75 damage to each vehicle. Drivers Sarah Lopez and Haz el Lindquist, with a 1953 Plymouth and a 1955 Ford, suffered front end damage while Lopez faced a charge for no driver license.
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Oak
Kansas
Sarah Lopez
S. Steuben
Hazel Lindquist
N. Grant
Ford
Lopez
Lindquist
British Doctor Resumes Her Walk
Dr Barbara Moore resumed her cross country walk in Uniontown Pennsylvania after spending the night in the southwestern part of Pennsylvania. She appeared happy and high spirited as she continued her journey across the countryside.
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Uniontown
Barbara Moore
Pennsylvania
Freight Wreck Clamps Pratt Local Sunday
A Rock Island freight train derailed near Pratt Kansas with 44 cars off the tracks and a butane tank car bursting. Police and National Guardsmen ordered residents from the area until the risk of fire was judged over as investigators sought the wreck cause.
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Pratt, Kas
Rock Island
Pratt
Governors Stirring Political Pot at Governors’ Conference
At the 52nd annual Governors Conference in Glacier National Park Meyner of New Jersey said Kennedy won’t win all 41 New Jersey votes on the first Democratic ballot and that his delegation may shift after the initial roll call. The scene features Kennedy and Johnson in a tight Democratic contest and Nixon facing a crowded Republican field led by Rockefeller.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
Robert B. Meyner
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Meyner
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Johnson
Gover
Nixon
Rockefeller
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
New York
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Harold W. Handley
Indiana
Christopher del Sesto
Rhode Island
Handley
Lake Shore
Supreme Court Dismisses Negroes Appeal on Greensboro Golf Case
The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by five Black residents convicted of trespassing on a former municipal golf course in Greensboro North Carolina leased to private operators with a segregated policy. Justice Stewart cited no federal question. Chief Justice Warren dissented urging remand to North Carolina Supreme Court for possible federal review.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Greensboro
N.C
Stewart
High Tribunal
North Carolina Supreme Court
U.S
Warren
Black
Douglas
Brennan
North Carolina
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Counts
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours to 9 a.m. 5 during 1960 213 comparable 1959 period 257.
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Topeka
Kansas
Court rules governor lacks power to grant paroles in Kansas
Shawnee District Judge Beryl Johnson ruled Gov. George Docking cannot issue paroles and about 20 paroles since July 1957 are invalid, upholding the attorney general's view that parole powers lie with a three man board. The decision does not affect board parolees or commutations and pardons.
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Topeka
Kan
Shawnee
Beryl Johnson
George Docking
John Anderson
Johnson
Docking
Dale Spiegel
Spiegel
District Court
Anderson
Aubrey Brooks Leight
Leigh
Kansas City
Emporia
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
JayCees Hold Inaugural Ball in Chanute
Forty members and guests of the Chanute Junior Chamber of Commerce attended the inaugural dinner and dance at the National Guard Armory. State JayCee VP Dick Parrish installed new JayCee and Jaynes officers. Ray Christiansen and Jean Groves led the ceremonies as outgoing president Joan Colvin received a pin.
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Chanute Junior Chamber of Commerce
JayCee
Jaynes
National Guard Armory
Dick Parrish
Pittsburg
Ray Christiansen
Bill Morgan
Ray Colvin
Johnny Leroy
Eastern Star
The
Dew Drops
Edward J. Avery Found Dead at Home
Edward J. Avery, 73, a retired railroad worker living alone at 1728 S Central, was found dead by neighbors about 1 45 p m Saturday after responders were unable to rouse him. Police say he died of natural causes and graveside services were planned at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev Peter Finnegan officiating. Johnson Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Edward J. Avery
S. Central
Avery
Memorial Park Cemetery
Peter Finnegan
Johnson Mortuary
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Roy Sneed
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E. J. Avery
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