Zsa Lsa Gabor Coat and Kim Novak Car Ties to Trujillo Gift
Zsa Zsa Gabor says she received a mink coat from Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr after introducing him to Kim Novak and arranging their parties. Novak says a sports car given by Trujillo was a loan not a kept gift, while Trujillo recovers in Beverly Hills. Washington critics question foreign aid implications.
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Zsa
Lsa
Kim Novak
Trujillo
Hollywood
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Dominican Republic
Zsa Zsa
Beverly Hills
Chinchilla
Mink
Kim
Air
United States
U.S
Hays
Victor
Second tree spraying planned in Chanute after weather
City Manager R J Hayes announced a second spraying of trees in Chanute will follow the first as soon as weather permits. He cited worm infestations and delays from spring rains and high winds, noting the second treatment will likely occur at night when conditions are calmer and cooler.
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Chanute
R. J Hayes
Hayes
New Brackets Set for Retail Sales Tax In Kansas
Kansas announces new sales tax brackets under a raised rate of 2 percent set to apply to purchases as low as 19 cents. State Revenue Director J E Kirchner expects quick approval, highlighting changes only affect consumer charges while retailers pay 2 percent on gross sales.
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Topekap
J. E. Kirchner
Kansas
State Board of Tax
Kirchner
Hopeful Signs Recession May Be Leveling Off
Federal Reserve Chairman William M. Martin told Senate officials there are hopeful indicators a recession is leveling off but no conclusive proof. He warned the trend could be seasonal and urged caution while noting slower declines and potential gains if maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William M. Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Senate Housing Subcommittee
John Sparkman
Ala
Subcommittee
Morrow Charged With No-Fund Checks Arrests Follow Extradition
F. H. Morrow, 56, arrested on no-fund check charges in Chanute, released to Jasper County authorities to face similar charges. He waived extradition and was returned to Missouri where he faces two no-fund check counts, including a $114 car dealer bill and a $10 liquor store debt. A vehicle linked to the case was repossessed in Chanute.
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F. H. Morrow
Jasper County
Carthage
Morrow
Chanute
Caney
Coffeyville
Mitchell Car Agency
Disney's Market
Carterville
Lee Wasser
St Paul Man Hurt In Traffic Accident
Erie reports Louis Madi of St Paul injured when a car veered into a ditch at the K57 US 59 intersection south of here about 3 30 am He was a passenger in a 1956 Ford driven by Lester C Glassburn of St Paul Madi taken to Mercy Hospital Parsons for a back injury Glassburn uninjured Front of the car damaged not overturned.
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Erie
Louis Madi
St. Paul
Here
Jack Reynolds
Madi
Ford
Lester C. Glassburn
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Erie Clinic
Reynolds
Glassburn
Bucket Brigade Saves Fredonia Residence from Blaze
About 200 farmers and Fredonia residents formed a bucket brigade to save Jimmy Cook’s home and service station six miles north at the K96 junction. Fire reached two nearby structures and tires and oil stored in a garage, but by 9 p.m. the fire was under control. Estimated loss about $4,000. National Guardsmen remained on scene until 10 p.m.
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Fredonia
Jimmy Cook
A. M. Fulghum
Cook
Fulghum
National
Plant Operators Meet Opens Tomorrow at Tioga Hotel
The fifth annual session sponsored by the Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities for steam electric plant operators begins at 1 p.m. tomorrow and runs until noon Thursday. About 50 to 60 attendees are expected. John Lofthouse, assistant superintendent at the Chanute power plant, serves as program chairman.
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The
Kansas Assn. of Municipal Utilities
Tioga Hotel
John Lofthouse
Chanute Power Plant
Heavy Rains Displace Families in Texas Panhandle
Floods from up to 10 inches drained streets of Clarendon 50 miles southeast of Amarillo forcing 15 families from low homes in the north section. Weathermen warned of more rain as thunderstorms moved eastward from west Texas after Monday.
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Dallas
Clarendon
Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
San Angelo
Abilene
Junc/tlon
Run Over by Car Hurts Boy in Kansas City
A boy was run over by the left front wheel of a family car in Kansas City while playing in the vehicle. The father witnessed the incident as the child released the hand brake. He sustained only abrasions and remained under observation at a hospital.
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Kansas City
Richard E. Mills II
Harry E. Mills
Traffic Fatalities Reported for 1958 To Date
State accident records show 153 traffic fatalities in 1958 through today, compared with 193 in the same period in 1957. No fatalities were listed in the last 24 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
Area Men Rep George In Bid for Big Dam Funds
Myron V. George 3rd district congressman asks Congress for 1 million to start John Redmond dam on the Neosho near Burlington plus 500000 for Council Grove dam and 1 million for Elk City dam near Independence. Hearings in Washington as local leaders attend to back water-control plans.
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Rep
George
Myron V. George
The
Tribune
John Redmond
Neosho
Burlington
Council Grove
Elk City
Table Mound
Elk River
Independence
House
Senate Public Works Appropriations
Washington
Verdigris
Dale A. Dahlgren
Randall Diver
Clark M. Fleming
Erie
Iola
Redmond
Senate
Corps of Engineers
Toronto
Verdigris River
Fall River
House Public Works Committee
United States
Six Charged After $14,000 Found in Overland Park House
After a long count, authorities report $14,000 in a Overland Park Kansas home, down from an earlier $30,000 estimate. Six arrestees appeared before federal commissioners facing bank burglary and stolen funds charges. Orran Young, wounded, was hospitalized as part of the case.
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Kansas City
Overland Park
Kaw
Orran Young
Springfield
LaHarpe
Kan
Johnson County
Arma
Hume
Carl E. Jackson
Dolan Allen Young
Orran
Dottie Jackson
Chester Dale Barber
Grandview
Blood Drive Hits Chanute Quota at First Methodist Church
Donors provided 103 pints to the Red Cross collection at the First Methodist church by 1 p.m. today, under Chanute’s 160 pint quota. The drive began at 9 a.m. and aimed to close at 2 15 p.m. Yesterday Erie collected 72 pints toward its 100 pint goal.
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Red Cross
First Methodist
Howard Winans
Chanute
Erie
Nixon and Mrs Nixon Harassed by Caracas Protesters
In Caracas a hostile student mob jeered and spat on Vice President Nixon and Mrs Nixon during their South American tour. Police used tear gas to separate the crowd as rocks and tin cans were hurled at Nixon in the airport and downtown. A Venezuelan foreign minister was among those spat upon amid fears of an assassination attempt. The Nixons remained calm as authorities pledged protection.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
Nixons
Colombia
United States
Miami Flights Canceled Over Mechanics Strike
Eastern Air Lines canceled or planned to cancel 12 of its 70 Miami flights today due to a sitdown strike by mechanics. The airline warned that a prolonged stoppage could force a shutdown across the 25 states where it operates.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Algerian protests target U S Information Agency office
About 50,000 demonstrators marched through Algiers in protest against Pierre Pflimlin’s premiership. They attacked the U S Information Agency office injuring no one, then moved to the U S Consulate in a show of anti American sentiment demanding France tighten control over Algeria.
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Algiers
U.S. Information Agency
Pierre Pflimlin
USIA
Africa
Middle East
State Department
France
Algeria
U.S
Turnpike Accidents Blamed on Speed
TOPEKA Gale Moss general manager of the Kansas Turnpike says excessive speed and drivers who go too long without rest are spoiling the safety record on the highway. The Turnpike Authority warns it will enforce the 80 mile per hour speed limit strictly.
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Topeka
Gale Moss
Kansas Turnpike
Turnpike Authority
Architects Named Topeka Hibbs and Pettit for Waters Hall
Architects TOPEKA Hibbs and Pettit of Wichita are named as associate architects to prepare plans and specifications for the restoration of Waters Hall at Kansas State College.
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Topeka
Hibbs & Pettit
Wichita
Waters
Kansas State College
Lightning Fatal At Marienthal Farm
Keith Chris Tensen, about 35, was killed yesterday when struck by lightning while leveling land on his farm northwest of Marienthal in Wichita County.
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Marienthal
Keith Christensen
Wichita County
Three-state delegation urges 58 million for river basin projects
A large delegation from Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas asked a Senate committee to approve 58 million dollars in 1968 for Arkansas River Basin projects across the three states. The appeal emphasizes regional water development, flood control, and irrigation benefits.
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Washington P
Senate
Congress
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Partly Cloudy Mild Forecast With Scattered Tstorms
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and mild conditions tonight through Wednesday with scattered thunderstorms late tonight and Wednesday. A low pressure system in eastern Colorado and northwest Kansas brings south winds and gulf moisture into the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Colorado
St. Francis
Gove
Jerome
Cedar Bluff Dam
Garden City
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Goodland
Kansas City
Parole Request Planned by Franklin Williamson Jr
Franklin Williamson Jr of Chanute serving 15 years under the habitual criminal statute will apply for parole June 26. He was sentenced December 20, 1950 in Erie district court after a car theft conviction involving a Chanute resident and a vehicle belonging to Leo W. Donovan.
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Lansing
Franklin Williamson Jr
Chanute
Neosho County
Williamson
Erie
Leo W. Donovan
Brucellosis Eradication Plan Recommended in Kansas
Kansas Agriculture Committee of the Legislative Council urges a stepped up program to eradicate brucellosis in livestock, aiming to curb disease spread and protect herds.
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Topeka
Agriculture Committee
Kansas Legislative Council
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A. R. Wisbey
Blue Mound
Allen-Bourbon
Bucket Brigade
Texas
Redmond Dam
Cottonwood River
Neosho-Cottonwood
Rosalie Crabtree
Vernal Crabtree
Kathleen
Dick McMinimy
Osan
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