United Nations to hear Hoover on Middle East policy
Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr. will outline U S stance on the Middle East and Hungary to the U N General Assembly. The United States backed a Steering Committee resolution delaying action on seating Red China for a year, amid India Soviet opposition. Dag Hammarskjold ordered the first units of a new U N police force to Egypt, while Egypt sought Russian volunteers and Eisenhower signaled U S opposition to their entry.
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N. Y
Herbert Hoover Jr
U. N. General Assembly
America
United States
Assembly
Red
China
U.N
India
Middle East
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Hammarskjold
New York
Moscow
Russia
Eisenhower
Washington
Idlewild
United Nations Begins Peacekeeping Near Ismailia
The first 92 blue-helmeted U.N. police landed near Ismailia to deter Egyptian reliance on Soviet aid as British French and Israeli forces withdraw. Moscow reports and Egyptian denials swirl while Swiss Danish Norwegian troops follow, with further contingents uncertain.
Canvass Reverses Win in Allen County Treasurer Race
The official canvass reversed the preliminary result for Allen County treasurer, showing Alvin Ericson as winner with 3687 votes to Mrs. Maxine Abbott’s 3634. Two major errors were found: Elsmore north precinct undercounted Ericson by 43 and Iola ward two overcounted Abbott by 100, with 17 absentee ballots added.
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Iola
Maxine Abbott
Alvin Ericson
Allen County
Abbott
Ericson
Stanley Kirk
Kirk
Elsmore
Townsend Hurt In Traffic Accident
R B Townsend a 51 year old bookkeeper for Chanute Refining Co was hospitalized with a head injury after a two car crash at 17th and Edith. Townsend was eastbound on 17th when his car collided with Don E Neely 18 of 1419 S Edith. Neely rear damaged Townsend car and Townsend was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital. not considered serious by attending physician.
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R. B. Townsend
Central
17Th
Edith
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Townsend
Chanute Refining Co
Don E. Neely
S. Edith
Neely
Main
Lincoln
Charles J. Record
Myrtle Moeller
S. Santa Fe
Miss Moeller
Kadar Rejects Neutral Hungary Policy Amid Nagy Asylum
Hungary’s Janos Kadar declared neutrality unacceptable and said talks with ex premier Imre Nagy are impossible while Nagy remains in the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest. Kadar’s remarks, broadcast by Budapest radio, tie Hungary to the Warsaw Pact and Moscow, reject Nagy’s neutrality proposal, and approve limited future elections as mass purges of former Communists proceed.
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Vienna
Russia
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagy
Budapest
Kadar
Moscow
Nagy
42-Degree Plunge By Mercury Here
A polar air surge dropped temperatures to near 40s across the region, with Kansas reporting a high 49 at 12:30 p.m. and a low of 33 after a 75 record high yesterday. Forecast calls for clearing, cold nights, and low temps in the lower 20s with light snow possible in parts.
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CAA
Associated Press
Topeka
Pittsburg
Goodland
Kansas
Chanute
Emporia
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Eagle
Colo
Evanston
Wyo
Shock and Exposure Fatal to Farmer Appleby
James Elzy Appleby a 72 year old farmer died from shock and exposure after being pinned for two days against a garage wall near his farm home in Grenola Kansas He was trapped when his car rolled back into the garage and pinning him He survived two days on bananas as temperatures dipped to 19 degrees before dying at Sedan City Hospital Funeral services are planned for Friday
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Grenola
Kas
James Elzy Appleby
Sedan City Hospital
Pond
Dorothy Sparks
Mission
Kan
Williams
Kansas City
Country Club Plaza
Merriam
Sam Cashman
Russell Annis
Cashman
Mrs. Annis
Control Trouble Crashes Navy Jet Seaplane
The XP6M1 Sea Master crashed last Friday when a control mechanism failed, sending the jet seaplane into a loss of pilot control and breaking apart midair. The four crew members, civilian technicians from Glenn L. Martin Co., bailed out safely. The prior Sea Master crash a year earlier killed four aboard after control problems caused a partial outside loop and disintegration.
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Washington
Navy
Three Men Questioned as Loan Firm Robbed in KC
In Kansas City, two bandits robbed Friendly Adjustment Co taking 500 dollars. Three men in a parked car without license plates were questioned as police sped to the scene but released after questioning.
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Kansas City
Kas
Dorothy Cobb
Friendly Adjustment Co
Repairs Underway At Teen Canteen Closure Notice
The Teen Canteen will be closed for several days for repairs. Mrs. G F Tier, matron, reports notice will be given when the canteen reopens.
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G. F. Tier
City Water Usage Report Shows Daily Decline
Water usage yesterday was 1,222,000 gallons, down from 1,246,000 the day before and 1,270,000 the prior day. The last seven days total 8,329,000 gallons, while the previous seven days were 8,971,000 as officials urge conservation.
Fire Sprinkler Douses Beacon Shoe Plant in Columbia
Water from a fire sprinkling system ruined 72 000 pairs of shoes at Beacon Shoe Manufacturing Co in Columbia. Plant superintendent Lewis Fritz estimated water damage at about 75000 and fire damage at 20. An electric plate ignited a wooden table and set off the sprinkler system. No workers were in the plant.
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Columbia
Beacon Shoe Manufacturing Co
Lewis Fritz
Leap Over Vehicle Is Fatal to Deer
In Leavenworth a 160 pound buck ran across a street near the county courthouse and bounded over a moving car. The deer tripped on a wire after clearing the car and broke its neck and hind leg in a fall down an embankment, dying. Driver Robert Huffman witnessed the incident.
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Leavenworth
Robert Huffman
Leavenworth County
Huffman
Schools showcase National Education Week visits at Royster
Parents and civic groups toured Royster Junior and Senior High as part of National Education Week. Highlights included student performances, classroom tours, and teacher meetings led by Royster Principal Paul Parsons and Senior High Principal Howard A Jester.
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Royster
Glenn Peak
Barbara Chambers
Paul Parsons
Jeanette Wickstrom
Betty Campbell
Ethel Davidson
Peak
A. M. Lockyear
Elizabeth Pieper
Supt
Buford Fisher
Howard A. Jester
Fisher
Jester
Keith Maring
Oleva Lewis
Milford Driskill
Carol Shook
Bill Treloggen
Peggy Wheatley
Kenneth Wilson
Marie Kyle
Treva Adelgren
Bernice Akers
C. V. Crissman
Hungarian Delegation Awaits Rome Meeting Over Aid
United Nations reports the Hungarian representatives would meet Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold in Rome to discuss aid offered by the U N. In Port Said the chief Egyptian medical officer urged swift medical shipments to avert a possible typhoid outbreak as fighting rages. An Arab summit in Beirut includes Iraq Jordan Syria Lebanon Saudi Arabia Yemen Egypt and Libya amid tensions with Britain France and Israel. The House subcommittee postponed a hearing after accusing the Pentagon of failing to provide requested information.
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U.N
Ismailia
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
Moscow
Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Gaza Strip
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Lebanon
Britain
France
Dag Hammarskjold
Italy
Cairo
Abu Suweir
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Siss
Capodichino
Naples
Canal Zone
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N. Y
Rome
U. N
Port Said
Iraq
Jordan
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Libya
Washington
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Pentagon
Search Continues For Woman's Killer
Services for Mrs. Olla P. White, 60, Manchester nurse, will be held here tomorrow. Kansas authorities check her last movements to identify the killer after her body was found near Wichita, shot in the head.
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Manchester
Iowa
Olla P. White
Kansas
Denver area bomber crash leaves 21 survivors
A US Air Force B36 bomber crash landed in a field north of Denver after taking off from Lowry. All 21 crew members escaped serious injury. one crewman was trapped briefly before rescue. The SAC aircraft, based at Ellsworth, had diverted due to weather and attempted a landing at Stapleton before crash.
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Denver
Air Force
Lowry Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
S. D
SAC
Lowry
Stapleton
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Liberace and Elvis Do Impromptu Rock Session
Liberace and Elvis Presley staged a spontaneous 30 minute rock n roll session in Las Vegas at the Riviera Hotel after Liberace's nightclub show. Presley watched from the audience and later traded jackets with Liberace before they swapped instruments and performed for about 200 onlookers.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Liberace
Elvis Presley
Presley
Elvis
Hound Tuesday Found After Disappearance
New York sculpturess Jeanne Owens retrieves her basset hound Tuesday after it disappeared Monday. Patrolman George Bryant found the dog on a street corner and returned it, declining any reward or head sculpture.
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New York
Jeanne Owens
Miss Owens
George Bryant
Surplus Federal Property Reported for States
Washington state educational and public health agencies received 57.981 million dollars in surplus federal property during July August and September.
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Washington
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Topeka 1956 Update
Topeka census shows 24 hour period fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section with counts for the latest date in 1956 and comparable figure for 1955. The record notes 572 fatalities for 1956 and 491 for 1955 in the same period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Camp Kilmer Prepares to Receive Hungarian Refugees
Camp Kilmer in New Jersey, a World War I staging site, readies for 5 000 Hungarian refugees from Soviet terror. The first contingent of 250 service troops arrived to restore heating and lighting to 1 139 wooden buildings as Hagerty said the first refugees may reach the camp by week’s end.
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Camp Kilmer
N.J
White House
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Recognition Dinner For Scouts at Parsons
The Sedan Area Council Boy Scouts of America will hold an recognition dinner at St. Marys School in Parsons at 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday. Hal Baker, Wichita Quivera Council executive, will speak. The program includes Silver Beaver award presentations to two scouters, the Scouter of the Year, and 14 Training Keys.
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Sedan Area
Boy Scouts of America
St. Mary's School
Parsons
Hal Baker
Wichita
Quivera Council
Boy Scout Council
Cooperative Council Meeting Held in Memorial Building
The Kansas Cooperative Council met today in the Memorial building with Arthur Solomon of Chanute Production Credit Association presiding. Attending were representatives from 12 southeast Kansas counties and speakers included Wes Seyler, farm director at a Topeka radio station.
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Southeast Kansas
The
Kansas Cooperative Council
Memorial Building
Arthur Solomon
Chanute Production Credit Assn
Kansas
Wes Seyler
F Arm
Topeka
Jim McGuire
If you don't get your Tribune call your carrier
Instructions tell readers to contact their newspaper carrier and, if unresolved, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance. The note emphasizes using the six o’clock hour and provides a direct contact path for delivery issues.
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Tribune
Three Held in Kansas City After Kidnaping
In Kansas City two ex convicts Louis Hess and Donald Hess were captured in a hotel room by a team of law enforcement officers on federal kidnapping charges. Williams, a prior suspect, was arrested Tuesday night after a series of incidents including a car theft and a supermarket drive by.
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Kansas City
Louis C. Hess
Donald K. Hess
Lewis Williams
Nevada State Penitentiary
Hess Brothers
FBI
Williams
Eugene Pond
Raymond
Brassfield
Pond
Safety Glasses Ordered for Rhode Island Linemen
Outdoor workers for the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co in Rhode Island will soon wear safety glasses to prevent eye injuries, the company announced. The move applies to all outdoor employees across the state.
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Providence, R. 1
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Rhode Island
State Highway Commission OKs 10-Foot Mobile Home Moves
The State Highway Commission approved moving 10-foot-wide mobile homes on Kansas highways by special permit as a new allowance. The ruling enables broader use of mobile homes on state roads under permit conditions.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Kansas
Elevator Destroyed at Evans Grain Co in Kipp
A fire early today destroyed the Evans Grain Co elevator and warehouse at Kipp. Company officials estimate the loss at $50,000.
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Kipp, Eas
Evans Grain Co
Kipp
Injured man dies after U S 50 crash near Emporia
Tom S. Howell of Emporia died in a hospital here from injuries suffered Saturday in a crash on U S 50. He passed away last night.
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Emporia
Tom S. Howell
U. S. 50
Volunteer Plan Urged At Texas Farm Bureau Meeting
The Texas Farm Bureau convention approved a resolution for a soil bank program and urged a volunteer plan for farmers. The gathering in Houston involved about 500 delegates endorsing continued support for the initiative.
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Houston
Tex.s
Texas Farm Bureau Convention
Soil Bank
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