Top Strategy Meet Called After Spy-Plane Clamor
Washington AP President Eisenhower called an extraordinary meeting of top advisers amid global uproar over the U S spy plane incident The NSC usually meets on Thursdays and the session was moved to 2 30 pm to discuss the downing of a U S plane by Soviet forces State Department confirmed Secretary of State Herter would brief congressional leaders and Allen Dulles planned to attend The move follows Eisenhower plan to visit Paris for an upcoming summit and pursue talks with Nikita Khrushchev to end military secrecy Reuther branded the incident a stupid blunder as changes in the U S account drew Soviet credibility questions and underscored fears of the Iron Curtain tensions
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Middle East
New York Times
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Harold Macmillan
Free World
Three Injured In Rash Of County Traffic Crashes
Three persons were injured in a weekend spate of crashes across the county. Clifford Mc Coy of the police department and his 4 year old daughter Debbie suffered multiple injuries and were at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a 1 1/2 mile east of Erie collision. A second crash on 14th and Steuben injured Mrs Leta Moore and prompted cited drivers Nelva Jo Cowan and Dana Holtz for license and brake offenses. Additional fender benders occurred at multiple addresses including Main Street and Ashby with minor damage to vehicles. Police noted drivers were shaken but unhurt in several collisions.
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Police Department
Debbie
McCoy
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Erie
Jerry Sloan
Leta Moore
Lafayette
14Th and
Steuben
Huge turnout at first Spring Farm and Home Show
The first annual Spring Farm and Home Show drew about 2,500 spectators over two days at the National Guard Armory with 35 local sponsors and 40 displays of farm equipment cars and appliances. Six cash prizes of 50 were awarded across the two nights plus merchandise prizes. top cash prize 15 went to Mrs Reuben Willis. Exhibitors and volunteers created a small cash surplus to fund next year’s event.
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John Gorton
Carl Nordt
National Guard
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Thieves Loot Drug Store Safe in Kansas City
AP report: thieves pried open a safe at a Kansas City drug store during the night and escaped with about 3500 dollars. They entered through a roof hole and left a set of tools near the safe as they fled the scene.
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Kansas City
Community Arts and Crafts Fair Draws Large Crowds at Murray Hill
About 1000 people attended the eighth annual three day Community Arts and Crafts Fair at Murray Hill school. Thirty exhibitors entered nearly 100 adult exhibits while numerous student displays filled the school division. Mrs. Richard Good won the grand prize for cedar wood sculpture. Harry Chew of Cottey College judged.
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Murray Hill School
Robert Blunk Jr
Richard Good
Harry Chew
Cottey College
Nevada
Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Orient
Marie Kyle
Hand Signals Guide Girders Headed Here
A Santa Fe freight train using hand signals moved across Kansas City bridges to deliver two 122 foot steel girder track sections for a crane at Chanute. Six flat cars carried the girders on pivoting saddles and crews moved the train slowly to prevent load sway from damaging bridges.
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Santa Fe
Chanute
Summons Issued After 15-Year-Old Stop By Police
Police issued a summons to the father of a 15-year-old boy after officers stopped him for reckless driving driving without a license and curfew violation. Hearing set for 4 p.m. Thursday. Adv. day. See Wasser for Insurance. Ph. 119
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Wasser
Car of Two Drowning Victims Found in Toronto Reservoir
Police identify Kenneth Pens and James Cottrell as two men missing since the previous Saturday after their car, found in the Toronto reservoir, apparently drove off the road and overturned. They were not strong swimmers and likely stunned by the crash. both funerals are scheduled.
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Ronto Reservoir
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Kenneth Pens
James Cottrell
Sige Matlock
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Pons
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Here
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Lige Matlock
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Tribune
Wires Crossed in Salina Home Orders
William K. Johnson faced three mistaken service requests in Salina Kansas when a siding crew a painter and a moving van arrived at his home claiming orders were placed by telephone. Johnson denied placing any requests and the firms acknowledged the mix up.
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Salina, Kas
William K. Johnson
Johnson
Partly Cloudy Warmer With Intermittent Showers Across Kansas
Topeka AP reports a weak cold front will bring light showers today as it crosses Kansas from west to east. Heavy showers last week soaked fields. farmers need dry weather for spring work. North and extreme east areas saw more showers earlier with up to half an inch in Blue Valley. Highs Sunday ranged 78 at Goodland to 68 at Olathe. lows 46 Goodland and Hill City, 53 Pittsburg.
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Weather Bureau
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Goodland
Olathe
Hill City
Pittsburg
Milwaukee mother welcomes third child on Mother's Day
Mrs. Carol Muther became a mother on Mother's Day with the birth of her third child, a daughter. The report notes the happy event occurring in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Carol Muther
Tear gas threat forces surrender of farmer in Kansas
In Randolph Kansas federal officers arrested 60 year old Ort Weber and his sister Mrs Laura Shellenbaum after they defied a court order and refused to allow clearing on 750 acres for Turtle Creek reservoir. Authorities said Weber shouted I am unarmed as tear gas was threatened. Weber disputed payment and valued the land at 365000 while the government estimated 175 per acre. They were jailed in Wichita on contempt charges.
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Randolph, Kas
U. S
J. M. Craig
Ort Weber
Laura Shellenbaum
Weber
Turtle Creek Reservoir
Seniors Visit Banks Here Wednesday
The 146 senior graduates of Chanute High School will tour Chanute banks on Wednesday afternoon as part of Bank Day. Sponsored by the Kansas Bankers Association and led by First National Bank and Bank of Commerce, the program includes morning films at the school and a 4:30 bank tour, followed by a 5:30 banquet at the Tioga Hotel.
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Injuries Fatal To Fall River Man
Arthur A. Alspaugh, 75, Fall River, died in a Fredonia hospital from injuries after a two car crash on K96 near Fall River Saturday. He rode as a passenger in Henry C. Schafer's car. Schafer, also of Fall River, was unhurt. The other car's driver Earl C. Brown of Wichita was uninjured while Brown's wife sustained a broken arm and head lacerations.
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Kas
Arthur A. Alspaugh
Fall River
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Alspaugh
Henry C. Schafer
Schafer
Earl C. Brown
Wichita
Brown
DWI Charge For Norman Bailey After Bridge Sighting
Norman E Bailey of Iola was arrested by police around 2 55 a m yesterday at Malcolm and Elm on charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving and transporting an open bottle. He was jailed awaiting hearing or bond after officers said a report said his car scraped the Neosho River bridge north of town.
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Norman E. Bailey
Iola
Malcolm and Elm
Bailey
Neosho River
Chamber of Commerce Meet Tonight at Memorial Building
A meeting of Chamber of Commerce directors and committee chairmen will be held at 7 45 tonight in the chamber offices at the Memorial building. Committee appointments and work plans will be discussed as the board begins its new fiscal year starting May 4.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John Young Announces Candidacy for Probate Judge
John F. Young of 409 West Fifth Chanute announces as Republican candidate for Probate Judge of Neosho County subject to the August primary. He served 17 years on the Chanute Police Department and 22 years with the city, having lived in Chanute 36 years. Former Santa Fe Railway employee, widens community ties as Methodist church member and Mason. This marks his first political campaign.
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John F. Young
Neosho County
Young
Chanute
Breakin Reported at Osborn Oil Co Beach and Plum
Police said no items were missing after a break in at Osborn Oil Co Beach and Plum mer. Entry was gained by breaking a glass and reaching through to unlatch a door, according to officers who investigated Saturday morning.
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Osborn Oil Co
Beach and Plummer
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