Murphy Denies Statement To Newspaper
Lawrence The Journal World printed claimed remarks by University of Kansas Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy criticizing state school finances and state policy. Murphy denied making the statement, while the Journal World stood by its report and noted Docking’s education budget concerns and calls for leadership.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Journal World
University of Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
George Docking
Kansas City
Journal World
Kansas
Murphy
Conservation Meeting Here Highlights ASC District Work
A district ASC meeting at the Memorial building reviewed programs and policies with about 35 committee members from 11 counties attending. Omar Browning of Linwood presented citations for Greenwood county staff from the U S Department of Agriculture. next week a performance work session will be led by Frank Huber of Manhattan.
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ASC
Memorial Building
Milton Remer
Burlington
Greenwood County
U S. Department of Agriculture
Omar Browning
Linwood
Kansas
Frank Huber
Manhattan
Crawford
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Elk
Chautauqua
Greenwood
Wilson
Woodson
Neosho
Colley
Motion to Block Condemnations in Parsons Land Case
Eight landowners including Roy E Weast and the Calahans seek to block Parsons condemnation of Neosho County land for a city water reservoir. Glenn Jones, city attorney, asks to strike the motion for procedural nonconformity as no hearing date is set. Parsons argues the project is not city water related and lacks jurisdiction, with land totals listed for each owner.
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ERIE
Parsons
Neosho County
Foust & Foust
Fora Law
Parsons Water System
Glenn Jones
Roy E Weast
FE. L. Gieger
Jean Gieger
U. S. O’hern
Wanita Ann O’bern
Aubrey Calahan
Cora Calahan
C. S. Breneman
Weast
O’herns
Calahans
Giegers
Vote Method For 30 Years Sparks Union Dispute
Santa Fe Railway challenges the secrecy of a 30 year strike vote process amid contract talks with 15 non operating unions. The company argues ballots reveal names and jobs, hindering a free employee expression. union leaders defend standard procedures as longstanding and transparent.
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Chicago
Santa Fe Railway
The
Santa Fe
Railway
St. Louis
George Leighty
Order of Railways Telegraphers
Tolls Raised For Leavenworth Centennial Bridge
Leavenworth and Platte County Missouri will see tolls rise effective November 1. Passenger cars and motorcycles go from 15 to 25 cents while light trucks increase from 39 to 30 cents.
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Leavenworth
Eas
Leavenworth Centennial Bridge
Platte County
Delegates Meet For TB Association Delegates Meet
W. W. Wilmore of the Tuberculosis and Health Association spoke to 46 volunteers from 10 counties at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. He noted 89 more Kansas TB cases this year than last October 3 and urged Christmas seal funds for vaccination, case finding, film showings, and patient rehabilitation. The film Are You Positive was previewed, and a Get Acquainted Coffee hour followed with local hosts and committee members named. Speakers included Sen. Howard M. Immel and hospital director Roy A. Lawson.
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Wilmore
Kansas
D. A. Finney
S. Plummer
Mmes
L. K. Olson
Galesburg
Kenneth George
Thayer
Clark Fleming
Eric
Robert Kent
N. Grant
Bruce Burris
Neosho County
Howard M. Immel
Iola
Roy A. Lawson
Burris
Hazel Goss
Allen, Anderson
Bourbon
Cherokee
Crawford
Labette
Neosho Counties
K State Student Admits Theft
Levert Earl Anderson a 23 year old Kansas State College student employed at the campus admitted stealing more than $2 000 from the Union Building on September 22 Sheriff Gilbert Peterson said Anderson told officers he took the money after the cashier failed to lock the safe The loss was estimated at $2 180 Anderson said he used only a small amount and would make full restitution.
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Manhattan
Levert Earl Anderson
Kansas State College
Gilbert Peterson
Anderson
Senators Probe Topeka Air Depot Closure
Kansas senators promised to investigate the proposed four year closure of the Air Force Depot in Topeka that employs over 2,700 civilians with an annual payroll near 11 million dollars. State Democratic Chairman Frank Theis criticized Republican leaders while Sen. Andrew Schoeppel pledged to ensure fair treatment in cuts. Sen. Frank Carlson said he would work to retain the depot.
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Topeka
Kansas
Air Force
Frank Theis
Andrew Schoeppel
Frank Carlson
Fred Alexander in Critical Condition After Hemorrhage
The condition of Fred C. Alexander a veteran Cha nute businessman at 115 N Steuben was described as critical after a cerebral hemorrhage Tuesday evening. He was transported to Neosho Memorial Hospital where he remains a patient.
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Fred C. Alexander
N. Steuben
Chanute
Alexander
Neosho Memorial Hospital
If you don't get your Tribune call your carrier
A notice instructs readers to contact their carrier if the Tribune is not received and to call 700 after 6 PM if the issue cannot be steadied.
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Tribune
Mild Weather Area Forecast for Topeka and Kansas
Forecast calls for generally fair and mild weather through Friday with highs in the mid 50s and lows in the 50s. A northwest storm is anticipated to bring colder conditions and some rain by late Friday into the weekend, with winds increasing ahead of the system. Local dust possible in western areas as southerly flow persists.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Hutchinson
Chanute
Pittsburg
Goodland
Dodge City
Great Grandfather Weds 14-Year-Old Girl in Mississippi
A 76-year-old Missouri great grandfather married his 14-year-old sweetheart in Hernando Mississippi yesterday. The bride Mary Lou Lawson from Zelma Missouri said it would be a happy union. John G. Tatro of Sturdivant Missouri, who has nine children six grandchildren and three great grandchildren, said he had been lonely since his first wife died last December. The couple will return to Missouri today.
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Hernando
Miss
Missouri
Mary Lou Lawson
Zelma
John G. Tatro
Sturdivant
Mary Lou
William Lawson
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Reported for 24 Hours
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state Accident Records Section show 1 in the past 24 hours and 402 to date in 1957, versus 498 for the same period in 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hickey Quits Race to Head Teamsters
Thomas L. Hickey of New York withdraws as a candidate for the Teamsters presidency in favor of William A. Lee of Chicago. Thomas X. Haggerty may also bow out, leaving Lee opposed by James R. Hoffa as Hoffa seeks control at the convention amid looming court tests and charges of rigged delegates. The AFL-CIO threatens expulsion if corruption officers remain.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Thomas L. Hickey
New York
Thomas X. Haggerty
Chicago
Lee
James R. Hoffa
Union
Hoffa
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Midwest Teamsters
Dave Beck
Teamster
Beck
Senate
Knowland Enters Race for California Governor
Sen. William F. Knowland officially announced his bid for governor of California opposing Gov. Goodwin Knight in the June 3 Republican primary. He pledged to devote himself to the duties of the office if nominated and elected and to govern without private commitments beyond his public pledges.
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Sacramento
Calif
William F. Knowland
California
Senate
Goodwin J. Knight
Knowland
Knight
White Students Try to Spark Mass Protest of Integration
President Eisenhower calls Gov. Faubus mistaken and discusses conditions for removing troops from Little Rock. At Central High, about 75 white students walk out while a Negro dummy is hung in effigy. guardsmen intervene to disperse the crowd as troop-enforced integration continues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Central High
Fisenhower
Faubus
America
Ark
Central High School
Bill Davis
Braves Beat Yankees 4-2 to Even World Series
Milwaukee Braves toppled the New York Yankees 4-2 before 65,202 to square the World Series at one win apiece. A two run fourth broke a 2-2 tie as Lew Burdette limited the Yankees to seven hits. Hank Bauer homered for New York, while Johnny Logan had gone deep for Milwaukee.
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NEW York
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Yankee
Bobby Shantz
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Yanks
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Braves
Johnny Logan
Tony Kubek
Shantz
Art Ditmar
Bob Grim
Petroleum haulers seek rate reduction in Kansas
The Kansas Corporation Commission completed an investigation into trucking firms hauling petroleum products. Common carriers now seek to revert to their old rate schedule after a 5 percent increase, arguing the move is needed to meet competition. Contract carriers haul only under private agreements and not for the public.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Commission
Soviet Gromyko To Meet Dulles In Washington Talks
Secretary of State Dulles will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Washington on Saturday for wide ranging discussions on world affairs. Disarmament may be raised but the talks are expected to center on the tense Middle East situation.
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Washington
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
Middle East
Big Changes in Farming Highlight Neosho County Event
Clarence Rupp urged Kansas Farm Bureau policy study at the Neosho County Farm Bureau annual meeting wile about 400 attendees heard the emphasis on adapting to agricultural technological shifts. Directors and delegates to Wichita will be chosen. Neal Heilman Verne Moore and others elected to posts with Edwards Neely Adelgren named as voting delegates. A talent fund was held with a winning act to advance to the state convention.
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Erie
Clarence Rupp
The
Kansas Farm Bureau
Neosho County
Farm Bureau
Alsn
American Legion Hall
Ray Dellinger
Howard
James R. Sheridan
Chanute
W. A Sailors
State Farm Bureau
Wichita
Neal Heilman
Big Creek Township
William Neely
Danville
Verne Moore
Centerville
Donald Duff
Chetopa
Dewey McCoy
Duff
Cook
Allen
Adelgren
Edwards
Neely
State Board of Agriculture
Association
Glen Raney
Clara Whelan
Morley named Neosho Red Cross fund chair
Mahlon Morley assistant cashier and farm rep for First National Bank was chosen as Neosho County chair for the 1958 Red Cross fund campaign. Appointment by Art Krone. Campaign dates not set. advance gifts start in February and general drive in March. Morley resides at 101 N Tennessee Chanute. He formerly served as county farm agent in Erie since July 1 1954. Born on a Belleville area farm he graduated LSU in 1949 with agriculture degree. He is active in civic life with the Chamber of Commerce Lions Club and First Baptist church. He is married with two children Doug and Randy.
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Mahlon Morley
First National Bank
Neosho County
Red Cross
Art Krone
Morley
Tennessee
Chanute
Erie
Belleville
Louisiana State University At
Baton Rouge
Chamber of Commerce
The
Lions Club
First Baptist Church
Doug
Randy
Landon criticizes farm plan politics and soil policy
Alf M. Landon former governor of Kansas and 1936 Republican nominee attacked both parties for politicizing farm legislation. He proposed a national land use survey to guide sound farm programs and said 25 years of legislation failed to conserve soil or cut crop surpluses.
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Clay Center
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
Contract Awarded for Four Lane Highway Link
The Kansas Highway Commission awarded a $511,205 contract to M. W. Watson of Topeka for a four lane highway link between Junction City and Fort Riley. The project covers two miles of grading and paving on K-18 from Jefferson Street in Junction City to the Republican River with concrete and asphalt surfaces.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission Today
M. W. Watson
Junction City
Ft. Riley
Jefferson Street
Republican River
Boy Wounded Head in Wichita Shooting
Michael L. Karlowski, 12, is in critical condition after a self inflicted bullet wound to the head in Wichita. Police say he fired the shot from a 22 caliber pistol found beside him in his bedroom following a family car wreck.
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Wichita
Michael L. Karlowski
Leavenworth Crash Kills Man about 67
A two car collision in Leavenworth yesterday killed Fred L McGahen about 67. Charles Davidson 20, the other driver, escaped serious injury.
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Leavenworth
Fred L McGahen
Charles Davidson
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McCain
Colby Rotary Club
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Kansas University
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Charlotta Lewman
Neodesha
W. C. Epperson
Coffeyville
John Hay
Dick Buzbee
Leavenworth Bridge
TB Association
W. W. Wilmore
Tuberculosis and Health of
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Fred Alexander
Hickey
Ike
Yankees
Burdette
Crandall
Ditmar
Grim
Berra
Logan
Gromyko
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