Eisenhower pledges full cooperation with summit probe
President Eisenhower told bipartisan leaders at a White House breakfast that he will fully cooperate with congressional inquiries into the Paris summit collapse. Senator Johnson said the president endorsed the investigations, while Dirksen praised bipartisan support. Fulbright outlined plans for a Senate inquiry to begin Friday.
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Eisenhower
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Capitol
Paris
Johnson
Congressional Inquiry Committees
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
GOP
Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
St Paul Mayor Seeks Cooperation on New Wildlife Refuge
Henry M. Smith mayor of St Paul writes to the State Fish and Game Commission seeking cooperation on a nearby wildlife refuge project. He urges mutual clarity on duties and expectations and notes the city’s readiness to help, with copies to two project backers. CARE funds aid to overseas relief rise by 44 dollars from a Chanute High School sophomore drive. A Chanute family uncovers two archival Chanute High School graduation announcements dating to 1896 and 1918, listing dozens of graduates and event details.
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St. Paul
State Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
City of
W. H. Fowler
Weir
Clell McClung
Walnut
CARE
Cooperative For American Relief Everywhere
Chanute High School
Chanute
H. Mac Driskill
N. Steuben
Shaw Road
Hillcrest School
Charles Moore
Martha
Scholarship for Haskins Secures Kansas State Education
Chanute High School graduate Bob Haskins 18 will attend Kansas State College at Manhattan next fall on a full athletic scholarship. The grant covers room, board, books, tuition and $15 monthly for incidentals. A standout athlete, Haskins played football, basketball and track, earning ten letters and is expected to be a lineman at K State while studying mathematics.
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Chanute High School
Bob Haskins
Frank Carlburg
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Hawkins
Blue Comets
Chanute
Dick Purdy
Purdy
Haskins
K-State
Car Tractor Collision Near Chanute Reported
Mrs. Loren Viets of Brazilian reported to police a highway collision with a tractor on US 59 about 10 miles east and two miles south of Chanute. The tractor belonged to Harley Johnson, Erie Route 1, driven by Johnsons' father. Viets sustained damage to the right side and back bumper of her 1959 Chrysler and to the tractor's right front tire.
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Loren Viets
US 59
Chanute
Urban Renewal Aid For Oklahoma Towns
Three Oklahoma communities Dewey Lindsay and Okmulgee will receive federal aid to prepare growth and development plans. A $20 455 grant to the state Department of Commerce and Industry funds planning, with matching state and local funds. Completion is set for 18 months.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Dewey, Lindsay
Okmulgee
Urban Renewal Administration
State Department of Commerce and Industry
Two Die In St Marys Car Crash
Mer rill Francis Olson 38 of Olsburg and his mother Rosa Catherine Olson 68 of Rt. 1 Olsburg were killed in a one car crash on U S 24 two miles east of St Marys. Olson's brother Victor Olson Jr was taken to a Westmoreland hospital after the vehicle struck a bridge.
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ST. Mary’s
Kas
Merrill Francis Olson
Olsburg
Rosa Catherine Olson
Rt. 1
U. S. 24
St. Mary's
Olson
Victor Olson Jr
Westmoreland
Fatal Kansas man dies in U S 66 crash near Carthage
A three vehicle truck collision on U S 66 east of Carthage Missouri left Norval Weicen 47 of Bison Kansas dead from chest injuries. His 17 year old son Jerry was in critical condition. Three others were hospitalized.
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Here
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Norval Weicen
Bison
Kan
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Tribune Phone Tip for Readers
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone line contact your carrier and try again after 6 p.m. If still unresolved call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Royster Junior High graduation inspires 176 graduates
About 700 spectators filled the Royster Junior High auditorium as 176 students received certificates from School Board President Floyd Potter. Local attorney Robert Briley urged lifelong learning and five core principles, stressing integrity and Christian ideals, with music by the Junior High Choraliers and a trumpet trio.
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Robert Briley
Royster Junior High
Junior High
Paul Parsons
Floyd Potter
Briley
Ihe
United States
Buford Fisher
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles Lowe
Jim Evans
John Tiegreen
Marilyn Tiegreen
JoAnn Rodgers
Daughter asks no clemency for Spencer killer
The daughter of murder victim Rutie Blanton asked Gov. Docking to deny clemency for Bobby Joe Spencer. Pardon attorney Dale Spiegel said Spencer’s trial was fair and the governor had paused execution after a reprieve for clemency hearings. Wyandotte prosecutor Bob Foster urged hanging.
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Topeka
Bobby Joe Spencer
Dale Spiegel
George Docking
Wayne Fyfe
Kansas City
Kas
Rutie Blanton
Spencer
Docking
Blanton
Spiegel
Bob Foster
Wyandotte
Foster
Board of Probation and Parole
Wyandotte County
Dist
William H. McHale
Memorial Day Observances Affect Local Services
Monday marks a nationwide Memorial Day holiday with closures of most government offices and many businesses. Chanute patriotic orders plan a Memorial service at Elmwood Cemetery while the Tribune remains unpublished.
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Chanute Patriotic Orders
Elmwood Cemetery
Oklahoma City Population Figures Revised Upward
Oklahoma’s 1960 population total is updated to 2 303 228 with a new preliminary count adding 4 319 residents in Oklahoma City raising the city total to 321 610 and Oklahoma County to 436 661. Earlier figures listed 317 644 for the city and 432 342 for the county. The revision adds 69 877 to the state population versus 1950.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma County
U.N Security Council Rejects Soviet Bid To Brand U S Aggressor
The Security Council voted against a Soviet resolution labeling the United States as an aggressor over U2 spy flights. Andrei Gromyko led the Soviet effort, but failed to win Western or neutral support for the measure. In Tokyo, about 100000 protesters besieged the Parliament Building, detaining Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi as they oppose the U S Japan mutual defense pact ratified last week.
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N.Y
U.N. Security Council
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tokyo
Nobutsuke Kishi
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka 1960 Log Shows One Unreported Death
AP notes Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am with 15x comparable 1959 period. One death not previously reported joins 192 others for the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Loss of $40 In Check Deal
A filling station at 219 North Lincoln was bilked of $40 Tuesday night after a man in his late 20s or early 30s bought an inner tube with a forged check for 55.99 dollars. The check drawn on First National Bank was payable to James E. Lark and endorsed George W Kieth, with the note For hauling cattle. The suspect, about 5 feet 7 inches and 165 pounds, claimed he would return for the remaining amount the next day.
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First National Bank
James E. Lark
George W. Kieth
Missing $200 Reported From O Connell Home
Police report a $200 sum missing from Larry O Connell’s home at 309 S Lincoln, believed stolen after mid last week. Money allegedly consisted of $1 and $5 bills.
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Larry ‘O'Connell
S. Lincoln
O'Connell
Neosho Plans Dairy Princess Contest
Neosho County Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee will sponsor a Neosho County Dairy Princess contest during June Dairy Month. Contestants must be sponsored, sign entry forms, and be 16 to 23 years old, a high school graduate, and dairy farm connected in Neosho County. The county winner will be announced June 24 at Tioga Hotel dinner and may advance to district and state contests with a $300 scholarship for the state winner. Judges will assess poise and public speaking among other traits. The state winner may represent Kansas at the 1961 American Dairy Princess contest.
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Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Neosho County
Mahlon Morley
Tioga Hotel
Coffeyville
Kansas Dairy Princess
Kansas Dairy Assn
Kansas
Hutchinson
17 Graduate At St. Patrick's
The ninth grade graduates of St. Patrick's Junior High, 17 students, heard Rev. Peter Finnegan urge maturity over immaturity during commencement. The service filled the church and the eighth graders sang the High Mass. Afterward, graduates had breakfast and began an overnight Kansas City tour visiting Swope Park, Finland, and the Museum of Art, with a Ben Hur viewing tonight. The trip continues tomorrow with an airport return home tomorrow evening.
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Peter Finnegan
St. Patrick's
Finnegan
Ephrasia
Kansas City
Swope Park
Finland
Museum of Art
Commencement Exercises Tonight at Chanute High College
The 1960 Chanute Senior High and Junior College commencement occurs at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Building. Lower floor seats are reserved for graduates’ families. unreserved balcony seating will be available. Rev Stephen J Williams will address the 189 graduates and Floyd Potter will present diplomas.
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Chanute
New Marble Columns For Capitol Front Erected Today
The Capitol begins installing 24 new white marble columns on the east front to replace sandstone shafts. Each column weighs 18 tons and work starts with the first column in place in Washington.
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Washington
Capitol
Senate panel to hold hearings on airline liquor ban
The Senate Commerce Committee will hold brief public hearings on a bill to ban serving liquor on airlines.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Census Shows Kansas Gains To 2 151 987
Preliminary 1960 federal census reports Kansas population rises to 2 157 987, up 251 735 and 13.2 percent since 1950. Final figures may change, but the gain seems unlikely to prevent Kansas from losing a congressional seat. Major city and county totals listed.
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Kansas
Topeka
Latimer Heads Chanute Community Concert Assn
The Rev. Boyd C. Latimer elected president of the Chanute Community Concert Association board. Mrs. O. H. Cunningham remains vice president and publicity chairman. New secretary is C. H. Pankratz, treasurer Dale Painter, membership chair J. Leroy Barker. A fall membership drive is planned for Oct 17 to 22 with an artist feature to be announced.
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Boyd C. Latimer
Chanute Community Concert Assn
O. H. Cunningham
Cunningham
C. H. Pankratz
Dale Painter
J. Leroy Barker
Amy Wilcox
Community Concerts, Inc
New York
Florence Hobart
Iola
Walter H. Wulf
Humboldt
D. A. N. Chase
Fredonia
Irwin Shoemaker
Neodesha
Ann Wheelock
Eric
Cherryvale
Tornadoes Reported Near Garnett and Olathe
Topeka AP reports fair weather for Kansas after storms that produced several tunnels but no reported tornadic damage. Tornadoes were observed touching the ground south of Garnett and northwest of Olathe as temperatures reached 58 with a high near 63 yesterday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garnett
Olathe
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