Candidates Clash Over Foreign Policy In Nationwide Debate
Vice President Nixon and three Democratic contenders traded harsh words on foreign policy after the summit conference failure. Nixon accused Stevenson Kennedy and Symington of partisan posturing, while Kennedy and Symington urged voters to judge who speaks for the people. Lyndon Johnson urged support for Eisenhower in foreign affairs. Nixon spoke at Melvin Illinois during Les Arends Day celebrations.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Illinois
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Symington
Stevenson
United States
Richard the Nimble
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Melvin
Ill
Les Arends
Leslie Arends
Missed Tokyo Arrival Causes Navy Family Mixup
Relatives awaited Mrs. Tom Donovan and her 10 month old Jeff in Tokyo after a schedule confusion tied to the international date line. Mrs. Donovan and the infant boarded a TWA flight from Oklahoma City to join husband and father stationed with the Navy in Japan. Authorities traced the couple as far as Honolulu before locating the confusion.
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Tom Donovan
Chanute
Jeff
Tokyo
Japan
Donovan
TWA
Oklahoma City
Navy
Honolulu
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Walking Sergeants Crossing Illinois
Two British Army sergeants travel on foot across northern Illinois from San Francisco to New York along U S 6. Sgts Mervyn Evans and Patrick Maloney camped in Wyanet and plan to reach Ottawa Joliet Merrillville by Monday night along their cross country route.
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Princeton, Ill
U. S
San Francisco
New York
Mervyn Evans
Patrick Maloney
Wyanet
Ill
Princeton
Illinois
Evans
Maloney
Ottawa
Joliet, J
Merrillville
Ind
Illinois Line
Hiccoughing Heifers After Moonshine on Farm
Frederick Maryland AP reports farmer Harry Main found his cows had wandered onto eight barrels of whisky mash on his farm causing hiccups among the herd. Deputies seized a nearby still and two men Thomas Dawkins and Robert Vinson of Washington were busted on moonshine charges and held on $1,000 bond each.
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Frederick, Md
Harry Main
Main
Thomas Dawkins
Robert Vinson
Washington
Linda Park Crowned Miss Chanute 1960 in Teen Talent Show
Linda Park aged 19 won Miss Chanute 1960 after ten finalists competed in the Memorial Building as part of a Teen Talent Show to benefit the Teen Canteen. Betty Wilson and Charlotte Rhodes were first and second runners-up. Park, a sophomore at Christian College in Columbia, will compete for Miss Kansas in Pratt June 8-10.
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J. M. Park
W.main
Memorial Building
Miss Park
Betty Wilson
J. Howard Wilson
S. Evergreen
Charlotte Rhodes
Charles C. Rhodes
S. Lafayette
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Park
Christian College
Columbia
Chanute
Pratt
Atlantic City
Royal Court
Miss Chanute
Center
W. Main
Tribune
Girl Scout Camp Starts Tuesday at Camp Wonderwood
A total of 143 Girl Scouts have registered for Day Camp at Camp Wonderwood beginning Tuesday. Buses will be provided by St. Patrick's School and the Chanute school system under Rev. Peter Finnegan and Buford Fisher. Weekend schedules, archery, tents, and equipment details are announced by Mrs. Dean Foster and Walter Poor with safety and attire guidelines for the campers.
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St.Patrick’s School
Chanute
Peter Finnegan
Buford Fisher
Walter Poor
Fot Camp
Foster
KCC Approves Modest Bell Rate Increase
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a 1.32 million dollar rise in Southwestern Bell telephone rates, far below the 5.8 million dollars sought. Bell officials called the ruling discriminatory and planned a court appeal as Chairman Harry Wiles noted an average 11 cent monthly rise per line starting July 1 after a year of testimony.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Commission
Harry Wiles
Missouris Belva Jean Carolus Killed In Accident
In Fairland Oklahoma a 22 year old woman Belva Jean Carolus died when the family car backed over the child in the driveway of a cabin. The radio was playing and another child turned the ignition switch to shut it off, causing the car to roll backward in gear.
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Fairland, Okla
Belva Jean Carolus
The
Highway Patrol
Finita Carolus
Florissant, Mo
Woman Acquitted In Murder Trial In Missouri
FAYETTE MO AP Miss Closciel Hayes 38 of Salisbury Mo was acquitted Friday night of the shotgun slaying of Conner W Morris a Kansas City steel worker An all male circuit court jury deliberated about two hours Foreman C S Dun can said verdict was practically unanimous from the start Hayes cried as the verdict was announced Morris 52 left home December 19 1958 to duck hunt near Sumner Mo his body was found four days later in a field near his car east of Salisbury
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Fayette
Sumner
Salisbury
Silver Dollar Days Sales Planned by Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce retailers voted to continue planning a series of Silver Dollar Day sales with cash awards for shoppers. A start date will be set later as the project, under consideration since early in the year, proceeds. Sara Wilson, retail chairman, said 35 merchants have agreed to participate with more joining the sponsor list. Fifteen firms were represented at yesterday's meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sdate
Sara Wilson
Memorial Day Holiday Closures Across Local Agencies
A general holiday will be observed Monday with most government offices closed. Chanute patriotic orders plan to conduct the annual war dead memorial service at Elmwood cemetery at 9 30 a.m. Sunday post office service will be limited with no city or rural route deliveries. The Tribune will not publish.
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Elmwood Cemetery
the Tribune
Fire in Omaha Fatal to Seven
A grandmother, two of her children, three grandchildren and an infant neighbor’s son died in a three story frame apartment fire in Omaha. Five others were injured as 21 residents escaped via fire escapes or ladders. Fire officials said flames began on the second floor and raged for about an hour. Victims include Beulah McGinnis 50 Allen McGinnis 14 Jeannette McGinnis 10 Vicki Oliva 4 Ronnie Oliva 3 Irvin Oliva 5 months and Tommy Noonan 4 months. Injured include Eva Oliva 23 Fred Noonan 25 Rose Noonan 19 Gerald Noonan 18 months.
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Omaha
Randal Kellams
Dan Mulcahey
Beulah McGinnis
Allen McGinnis
Jeannette McGinnis
Vicki Lyn Oliva
Ronnie Lee Oliva
Irvin Oliva
Tommy Noonan
Francis Noonan
Gerald
Coordination Lack Highlighted In U2 Probe Hearings
Senate Foreign Relations Chair Fulbright questions the effectiveness of coordination among State Department White House CIA and other agencies after conflicting early U2 statements. Secretary Herter and Undersecretary Dillon testify as Dulles will later appear in secret session.
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Senate
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Christian A. Herter
Douglas Dillon
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Herter
Free World
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
State Department
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
CIA
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev Says Eisenhower Wants Peace Despite Criticism
Khrushchev stated he believes President Eisenhower wants peace but warned that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. He criticized U.S. military circles, faulted U.S. leaders over the Paris summit failure, and urged renewed talks within six to eight months. He urged inclusion of Red China India and Indonesia in future summits and warned that the U.N. Security Council could not judge Western powers.
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Miss Coulter Wins Residence Hall Scholarship
Kathy Coulter, 17, daughter of Mrs. Harry E. Coulter, 109 S Highland, is awarded a Residence Hall scholarship to Kansas University at Lawrence for next fall worth 300 dollars with renewal for four years pending grades. She also holds local and state organization scholarships totaling 250 dollars from a recent contest. A 1960 high school graduate, she plans to major in language education to become a language teacher.
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Rebels intensify attacks near Tunisian border
Algerian nationalist rebels launched fresh assaults on French outposts near the Tunisian border as local elections were underway in the country.
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Algiers
Earhart Executed Claim Shocks Saipan Witness
Saipan woman Mrs. Josephine Akiyama, 11 when Earhart disappeared in 1937, says she recognized the captured American flier as the “American lady pilot” seen on Saipan. She recalls seeing a two engine plane, soldiers taking them away, and later being told the pilot was executed by Japanese secret police.
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Calif
Saipan
Amelia ‘Earhart
Atchison, Kas
Akiyama
Miss Earhart
Lae
New Guinea
Frederick Noonan
Howland
the Times
Secret Police
Weather forecast with scattered storms and cooling trend
Forecast calls for a few widely scattered thunderstorms today then more numerous tonight and Sunday morning. Partly cloudy and cooler Sunday afternoon. Highs mid 80s this afternoon, upper 70s to near 80 Sunday. Overnight lows around 60 inland. 55 to 64 in western Kansas.
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Hutchinson
Lawrence
Olathe
Goodland
Wichita
Holiday Deaths Start to Climb and Traffic Forecasts
Americans begin Memorial Day weekend with heavy travel as 73 million cars are expected on U S roads through Monday. The National Safety Council warns of up to 375 traffic deaths, higher than the nonholiday weekend tally, with a prior AP test showing 330 fatalities in a similar 78 hour period. A 10 month old boy was killed in Wakeman Ohio in the first reported death.
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Little Armos Loyer
Wakeman
Ohio
Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Associated Press
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area Declines
Topeka traffic death log shows 24 hours to 9 am reporting fatalities in the 1960-62 comparable period with figures aligning near 1959 counts.
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Topeka
Kansas
Phone your carrier if you can't reach him after hours
The notice urges readers to call their carrier if the contact person cannot be reached, advising to dial 700 after 6 p.m. to try again. It stresses using the after hours line for timely assistance and emphasizes access to service.
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Tribune
Wasser Insurance Ad Copy From Worried Caller
An OCR fragment for Wasser for Insurance shows a phone number 118 and an advertisement placeholder calling for an agent or inquiry. The text is brief and lacks a readable date or location.
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