Kansans Plan June Trip to Russia Despite Ike Visit
Eight Kansans from Kansas City, Lawrence, Topeka and Coffeyville planned a June journey to Moscow Leningrad Kiev and Berlin to coincide with an Eisenhower visit. State Department and Intourist officials confirmed continued passport issuance and travel to the Soviet Union amid a people to people demonstration.
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Kan
Nikita Khruschev
Eisenhower
Chamber of Commerce
Russia
U.S. State Department
Intourist Bureau
State Department
Robert Ellsworth
Intourist
Soviet Union
Ellsworth
Blake Williamson
Alfred T. Pearson
Kansas City
Odd Williams
Robert Taggart
Topeka
Robert Cram
St. Francis
Richard Seaton
Coffeyville
R. L. Price
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
West Berlin
Cha nute Men’s Bowling Assn Plans 1960 61 Season
Seventy members attended the Cha nute Men’s Bowling Association annual directors dinner at the Tioga Hotel. Retiring president John Lofthouse presided as the group voted to start the 1960 61 season August 29 for 35 weeks with a Christmas break ending May 5 1961. Wilson Pitman was elected president Ray Christiansen vice president Fay Clopine secretary treasurer and Don Wyatt tournament manager. Executive directors named include Dinty Wyatt Charles Leavitt John Lofthouse Stu Hoofnagle Larry OConnell and Dick Ahring. Pin committee members are Don Friederich Bill Best and Bill Cochran.
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Chanute Men's Bowling Assn
Board of
Tioga Hotel
John Lofthouse
Wilson Pitman
Ray Christiansen
Fay Clopine
Don Wyatt
Dinty Wyatt
Charles Leavitt
Stu Hoofnagle
Larry O'Connell
Dick Ahring
Don Friederich
Bill Best
Bill Cochran
Injuries and Illness Strike Coliseum Relays Field
Injuries and illness sidelined top athletes at the Coliseum Relays in Los Angeles. Ray Norton is definitely out with a cold. Parry O’Brien may withdraw due to flu and sinusitis. Dallas Long and Dave Davis remain, with Bill Nieder possibly in contention. Norton also had two teeth extracted last week.
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Los Angeles
Coliseum
Ray Norton
Parry O’brien
Dallas Long
Dave Davis
Bill Nieder
Norton
Khrushchev Travels Amid Berlin Visit and Air Collision
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev left for Berlin in a special turboprop as an Air Algeria Caravelle collided near Orly Field during approach. All passengers aboard the jet were French. Senator Dennis Chavez led hearings on a 39 billion defense bill and pressed for quicker deterrents, including two more Atlas missile squadrons.
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Field
Nikita Khrushchchev
Berlin
Khrushchev
Orly Field
Air
White
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
Atlas
Defense Buildup Outlined by Air Force Chief
Air Force Gen. Thomas D White told senators that a defense buildup may be wise due to irrational behavior at the Paris summit and Khrushchev actions. He warned irrationality could influence a nation's decision to launch an attack though U S defenses he said are strong enough to deter assault.
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Washington
Thomas D. White
White
Nikita Khrushchev
Leverett Salmaonstall
Rmass
Air Force
United States
Teachers Need Strap Handy in Public Schools
In Long Beach California Municipal Judge Charles T. Smith urged teachers to keep a strap handy to discipline students, saying boards of education frown on punishment and families neglect discipline at home. He cited a case where Ambrose Cosgrove, 51, was jailed for five days after slapping a teacher, claiming he thought the teacher had struck his 10-year-old son Terry.
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Long Beach
Calif
Charles T. Smith
Smith
Boards of Education
Helen Nies
Terry
Perkins Outpoints Rosi In Charging Chicago Bout
Eddie Perkins of Chicago defeated Paolo Rosi of New York by decision in a ten round boxing match. Perkins controlled the pace and landed cleaner combinations to secure the victory.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Perkins
Paolo Rosi
New York
Army conducts extreme cold chamber tests at Lancenau Center
The Army reports rigorous cold chamber experiments to gauge endurance of volunteers in 42 to 45 degree below zero conditions. Two men aged 20 to 30 live in the chamber for ten days wearing shorts while doctors monitor heart rate blood pressure and energy using strapped devices. Four diets are tested to determine which supports survival.
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Philadelphia
Army
Lancenau Hospital
Mid Air Crash Fatal To Two in Europe
In Paris a Caravelle jet carrying 37 people collided with a light training plane at 6000 feet. The airliner landed safely at Orly with a large hole in the roof. One passenger died from debris and the light plane’s pilot also perished. Air France reported 25 injuries.
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Europe
Paris
Orly
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