Herter and Lodge Plan U N Strategy After Paris Summit Collapse
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter returned from the Paris summit collapse and met with Henry Cabot Lodge and Allen W. Dulles to plan strategy against Soviet charges at the United Nations. The U N Security Council will hear Moscow's claim of aggressive U S spy flights Monday.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Paris
United Nations
United States
Herter
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
U.N
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
U.N. Security Council
Moscow
Washington National
Soviet Union
Fair Warmer Area Outlook For Kansas
Topeka reports rising temperatures across Kansas with fair skies and a forecast of warming through Sunday. High today near 90, clouds and scattered thunderstorms expected western sections by Sunday afternoon, with overnight lows around 54 to 50 and highs in the 90s in places.
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Topeka
Kansas
Minneapolis
Washington
Blue Rapids
Axtell
Effingham
Life Imprisonment For Eugene Artry
A Kansas City jury convicted Eugene Artry of kidnapping rape and assault with intent to do bodily harm in the abduction of an 18 year old girl. The jury fixed his punishment at life imprisonment. Prosecution sought the death penalty.
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Kansas City
Eugene Artry
Kan
Robert J. Foster
George Docking
Earl Wilson
Lansing
Kansas Supreme Court
Recreational Areas At Fall River Toronto State Park Plan
The Kansas Park Authority announces a planned state park uniting Toronto Reservoir and Fall River Lake in Greenwood and Woodson counties. A 1961 appropriation of 67000 funds facilities and operations start mid 1961 with bids invited this summer. Superintendent and assistant named. project aims total spending 111382 with camping, picnics, water systems and trails.
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The
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Toronto
Fall River
the Park Authority
Toronto Reservoir
Toronto Lake
Kansas Park Authority
Ben D. Streeter
Atchison
Paul States
Streeter
States
Robert D. Sandifer
Park Authority
Greenwood
Woodson
Walnut
Cedar
Brazil
Niker
Verdigris
Fall River Lake
Lake Kanopolis
Ellsworth County
Kansas
Department of the Army
Kansas Highway Commission
Two Are Killed In Gun Battle
AP report from Detroit says police officer James Meeks and partner Robert Hislop were killed in a supermarket robbery confrontation. Eugene Cunningham, 42, described as an ex convict with a long record, was fatally shot by Hislop. Suspect Faye Hill, 19, and employee Fred Clinkscales, 16, were detained for inquiry.
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Detroit
James Meeks
Robert Hislop
Near West Side
Hislop
Jim
Debris from Meriden Tornado Found Near Atchison
Debris from Thursday night's Meriden Kansas tornado was located Friday in pastures near Atchison forty four miles northeast. Farmer Lawrence Kuhnert Jr found a canceled Meriden State Bank check music sheet a book cover a newspaper and other items. Neighbor Jim Dooley reported storm blown wallpaper pieces across his farm.
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Atchison
Honeymoon Trip Ends in Death in North Carolina
In High Point North Carolina Mrs Jettie Lee Cramer Carroll aged 20 and William Lewis Carroll aged 23 from Winston Salem were newlyweds less than an hour when their car collided Friday with an 83 year old driver R C Samuel. Samuel and Mrs Carroll died at the scene while the bridegroom died later at a Winston Salem hospital.
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High Point
N. C
Jettie Lee Cramer Carroll
William Lewis Carroll
Winston-Salem
R. C. Samuel
Samuel
Bus Car Collision Fatal to Wichita
A Continental Trailways bus collided with a car nine miles south of El Dorado on U.S. 54 K96, killing John Arthur Hartman of Wichita aged 41 and injuring his wife Ruby, 41. Five bus passengers were hurt, with two taken to St. Joseph's hospital in Wichita.
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EL Dorado
Kan
John Arthur Hartman
Wichita
Ruby
Continental Trailways
U.S. 54
K96
Hartman
Ross Scott
Pittsburg
Anna
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fay Brewer
Ruby Frazer
Dolores Barker
Chanute
el Dorado Hospital
Chamber retail committee discusses promotions at Tioga coffee meet
Six members of the Chamber of Commerce retail committee met yesterday in Tioga to discuss merchant sales promotions. Mrs. Sara Wilson chairs the committee.
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Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
the Tioga
Sara Wilson
Lassen Files $100000 Suit Over Propane Train Collision
Paul Lassen of Parsons files a $100000 damage suit in Wichita district court over a flaming truck train collision near Galesburg on March 5. He claims negligence by the Katy Railroad, driver Walter J. Steinbach Jr. of Tulsa, Anchor Petroleum Co., and its insurer Standard Accident. two Parsons crewmen died, and Steinbach and Lassen were hospitalized with burns. Investigators note propane tank explosion but report no train fire.
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Paul Lassen
Parsons
Wichita
Galesburg
Lassen
Katy
Walter J. Steinbach Jr
Tulsa
Anchor Petroleum Co
Standard Accident Insurance Co
Payne H. Ratner Jr
R. R. Barnes
Railroad
Steinbach
W. R. Arey
R. N. Arey
Johnson County Doubles in Size
Incomplete preliminary census figures show Johnson County doubling in a decade to 141,688, surpassing Shawnee County for No. 3 in Kansas. Shawnee counts about 138,000 and may rise closer to Johnson's figure as the preliminary report nears completion next week.
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Olathe
Kan
Johnson County
Shawnee County
Topeka
George Schnellbacher
Kansas
Shawnee
See Wasser for Insurance
Local insurance ad directs readers to contact Wasser for coverage options. Phone line 119 advertised for inquiries and quotes.
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Wasser
Traffic Fatalities In Kansas Log For 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log shows 7 fatalities in 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Saturday, in the 1960 period compared with 181 in the 1959 frame. The AP report notes Topeka coverage of the state wide figures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Eisenhower Returns Home to 200000 Welcome
President Eisenhower arrives at Andrews Air Force Base amid a 200000 strong crowd eager for reassurance after the summit setback. He warns of possible irritations as a missing armed C 47 is later found forced landing in East German territory with eight aboard.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
Portugal
White House
Alaskan Rescue Continues After Mt McKinley Tragedy
Rescue efforts on Mount McKinley far above 14 500 feet continued after two climbers died in a crash while supply drops were attempted. Link Luckett flew 51 year old John Day from 17 300 feet to a plateau for treatment. Helga Bading and Paul Day were airlifted by Don Sheldon with a separate rescue flight. Two climbers remained on the mountain with others frostbitten as efforts pressed on.
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Link Luckett
Anchorage
John Day
Central Point
Ore
Luckett
Don Sheldon
Talkeetna
Helga Bading
Mt. McKinley
Bading
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Baccalaureate Set for 146 Senior High and 43 Junior College Graduates
Baccalaureate services for 146 Senior High School and 43 Junior College graduates will be held Sunday night in the Memorial Building at oclock. Rev Charles Wesley Garrett will deliver What's In Your Hand with Supt Buford E Fisher presiding. The Junior College choir directed by Ronald Sandberg will sing Verdant Meadows and Yet A Little While. Invocations by Rev Boyd Latimer and Rev Paul Life will precede scripture reading and prayer. The high school orchestra will play the processional and recessional.
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Memorial Building
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Buford E. Fisher
Ronald Sandberg
Finch Tregoff Trial Starts Monday for Murder
The second murder trial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his companion Carole Tregoff will begin Monday in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Nine Americans Captured After Soviet Downing of C47
Soviet authorities announced nine Americans aboard an unarmed Air Force C47 were seized after a Friday downing in East Germany near Schwerin. The group includes pilots Captain Lundy and Captain Jordan, radio operator Porter, engineer Sleezer, and four passengers. General Eddleman sought their immediate return as Moscow claimed the crew and plane were safe under Soviet control.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
East Germany
Baltic Coast
Kluetz
Bonn
Ber
Paul K. McCash
Atlanta
James P. Gavin
Sewart Air Force Base
Tenn
James A. Morrison
Richmond
U.S
Berlin
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Eddleman
I. Yakubovsky
Schwerin
Kommandatura
Yakubovsky
Europe
Air Force
Garvin
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev Returns to Moscow After Shifting Stance
Premier Nikita Khrushchev flew from Berlin to Moscow amid signals of a renewed Soviet warning stance. In East Berlin he hinted concessions would not come for a top level meeting with Eisenhower, arguing the West must understand the Communist position while avoiding steps that derail talks.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Paris
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
East Berlin
Moscow
Youth Drowns In Neosho River Near Elk City
A 17 year old Elk City High School student drowned in the Neosho River during a camping trip with 38 others. Coach William Adkins and another boy swam to shore while pursuing a trot line the boat capsized, the current pulled Newton away, and his father John Newton and uncle Lymann Newton watched. The accident ended the Future Farmers of America outing near the Kansas Oklahoma border, about 52 miles northwest of Chetopa.
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Chetopa
Kan
Elk City
Neosho
L. B. Newton
William Adkins
Newton
Adkins
Steve Chism
Chism
John Newton
Lymann Newton
Future Farmers of America
Lettermen’s Club
Kansas-Oklahoma
No Improvement for Pasternak in Moscow
Boris Pasternak woke from a coma on Saturday but relatives say no overall improvement. Doctors report a rebound stomach hemorrhage, heart wall obstruction unchanged, and both lungs with an unspecified infection.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
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Francis Nourse
S. Evergreen
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U. S
Adlai Stevenson
National Unity
House
Alaska
Clyde D. Eddieman
U.S Army
Mr. K
Edward L. Freer
Freer
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