Rockefeller Says Little Rock Crisis Hurts Arkansas Industry Plan
Winthrop Rockefeller, Arkansas business leader and Industrial Development Commission head, said the Little Rock integration crisis damaged the state's plan to attract industry and estimated six months to assess the harm. Governor Faubus defended his position amid the Central High School turmoil as 69 white students were suspended after a mass walkout.
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Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Great Financial Plan
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Here
Orval Faubus
Fotal
Central High School
Robert I. Lee
Lee
Central High
Robert King
King
Central Weigh
Rockefeller
New York
Faubus
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Army
New Station For Parsons
The Katy will build a passenger and freight station in Parsons plus rebuild its terminal. The yard office and other facilities will be housed there. The project costs an estimated 300000 to 400000 dollars with major yards planned at Denison and Waco Texas. Construction starts this fall. Progress includes 625000 new ties laid and 2644 cars of ballast laid between Parsons and St Louis. New diesel engines will enter service in December at Parsons and Denison.
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Katy
William N. Ceramus II
Denison
Waco
Tex
Deramus
St. Louis
Building Explodes In Downtown Kansas City
A brick downtown Kansas City building was destroyed by a night explosion. No occupants were harmed and debris damaged vehicles in the street. Firefighters contained flames after reports of a gas odor from Sam Flacks's office supply firm.
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Kansas City
Sam Flacks
Gas Service Co
Fred C Alexander 81 Dies After Brief Illness
Fred C Alexander 81 of 115 N Steuben Chanute died at 1240 this morn at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a brief cerebral hemorrhage He was born May 23 1876 near Holton and pooled a Chanute candy business 1898 later partnering with John Tutcher He helped build the Manhattan Hotel and moved into oil and gas work He served as a 1912 13 county commissioner He leaves two sons Elmer and Ralph a half brother Walter Fees of Iola three sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the First Christian Church with Rev Ted Hurst burial Elmwood Cemetery beside his wife who died 1936 A Masonic graveside service will follow The body is at Gibson Funeral Home.
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Adam
Amanda Jane Alexander
Kansas State College
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Chanute
John Tutcher
Elmer
Ralph
Ricky
Janis
Jimmie Alexander
Walter Fees
Lola
Frank Richard
Hutchinson
Ralph Spencer
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States
Charles West
Charles
First Christian Church
Ted Hurst
Elmwood Cemetery
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Gibson Funeral Home
Polish Area Now Quiet After Street Fighting
A growing crowd of students gathered outside Warsaw Polytechnic School as militia and heavy police detachments filled side streets. Police trucks from other cities and internal security corps patrolled the capital after two nights of demonstrations against press censorship, with officers in three-person patrols and rifles on their backs.
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Warsaw
Warsaw Polytechnic School
Boston Riot: 23 Arrested in Large Racial Fight
In Roxbury a crowd of about 1,000 fought at a dance hall and spilled into streets and a subway. Police say 23 were arrested for inciting a riot and affray. four teens among them. Officer Patrick Connolly led 40 officers securing the area.
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Patrick Connolly
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Connolly
Sailors Run Up Bills in Greek Port Visits
The U S sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean sees many unpaid bills as sailors spend freely in Corfu and Rhodes. Naval claims include damaged bicycles and a woman paid for a black eye injury from a sailor.
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Turncoat and Wife Reunited in Kansas
Tanya Hawkins, 25, a white Russian and wife of Samuel D. Hawkins, 24, an Oklahoma City salesman, were reunited last night in Wellington Kansas. They boarded a train, eluded newsmen, and fled by car toward the south after meeting on the platform.
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Kan
Tanya Hawkins
Samuel D. Hawkins
Red
China
Tanya
Wichita
Hawkins
Oklahoma City
Tyrone Power Promoted To Marine Major
Movie actor Tyrone Power, a captain in the Marine Corps reserve, was promoted to major. He received his gold oak leaves at an informal ceremony in Garden City. Power enlisted in 1942, was commissioned in 1943, and logged over 3,500 flight hours as a transport pilot in the Pacific during World War II.
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Garden City
Tyrone Power
Marine Corps Reserve
Power
First
Marine Corps Reserve and Recruitment District
Arrests Rise in September City Police See Higher Counts
Police reports show September arrests climbed to 102 from 68 in August with 90 misde meanors and 54 traffic charges. Driving while intoxicated remained three monthly, 26 traffic accidents within city limits, juvenile offenders 22, and total bonds fines $844 with $175 refunded.
Kansas State President McCain to Return for Homecoming
President James A. McCain of Kansas State College will return from Europe in time for homecoming on Oct. 19. The Eisenhower exchange fellow has been abroad six months and plans to depart Oct. 10 on the Queen Mary, meeting K State alumni in New York on Oct. 15.
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Manhattan
James A. McCain
Kansas State College
Europe
McCain
Eisenhower
Arthur D. Weber
New York
Tribune Delivery Troubles Hotline
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier and, if unavailable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Soviet Union launches first man made satellite
The Soviet Union announced it launched the earths first man made satellite about 560 miles out, circling the globe in 1 hour 35 minutes with a 23 inch diameter 185 pound instrument laden globe. Tass said it transmits radio signals and will be observable with simple optics.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Tass
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas 1957 Record
TOPEKA Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state Accident Records Section. In the last 24 hours 0. To date in 1957 404. Same period 1956 503.
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Topeka
Kansas
Scientists say Russian satellite invisible due to sun glare
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory researchers say the 185 pound satellite travels at 18000 mph in a sunlit path near the poles, making it invisible to observers most of the world while moon sightings are likely meteors or aircraft. In 2-3 weeks it could reappear as it changes direction.
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Iron Curtain
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Ohio
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Mass
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Loot At Galesburg Safe Opened In School Burglary
Galesburg police report a safe in the high school office blown open last night and about 60 dollars in cash taken, mostly football game receipts. Undersheriff Reynolds said the burglary was found at 8 30 a m by Kenneth Schulz during janitor duties. The south door was pried, causing little damage. Reynolds called it a professional job.
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Galesburg
Jack Reynelds
Kenneth Schulz
Reynolds
Dulles Gromyko Meet on Middle East and East West Ties
Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko hold a mid afternoon discussion at Dulles home in Washington to explore Middle East dis armament and German reunification plus overall Soviet American relations. Dulles aims to test the prospects for reducing East West tensions and to press U S resolve against Soviet expansion.
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Korean Woman Killed by Guard
The U S Army said a guard shot and killed Yi Chung a 23 year old Korean woman found stealing supplies at Camp Casey. Pvt Ronald Smith of Chicago said he fired after warnings as Koreans fled with supplies. Four suspects were captured and one wounded.
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U. S
Ronald Smith
Chicago
Yi Chung
Camp Casey
Smith
U. S. Army
Raymond L. Bailey
Brownsburg
Ind
Army
Joseph E. Woodin
Fayetteville
N. C
Paju
U.S Korea
U.S
Seige Ilbo
Little Rock
Bailey
Kidnappers and Embezzler Plead Guilty in Kansas City
In Kansas City Kansas two 20 year old men Gerald E Reynolds and Wallace J Green pleaded guilty before U S District Judge Delmas C Hill to abducting Rev Charles J Fabing 43 Warm Springs Montana on May 9 and a third youth will plead next Monday at Topeka while a fourth faces trial The priest said the group abducted him across the Missouri Kansas border and he escaped at a motel Ira G Maddux Jr former assistant cashier at Victory State Bank pleaded guilty to embezzling 24200 from the bank.
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Kansas City
Kas.p
U. S
Missouri-Kansas
Ira G. Maddux Jr
Victory State Bank
Little Change Area Forecast Delivers Light Showers
Cooler weather moved into northwest Kansas but stalled there. The forecast calls for little temperature change through Sunday with partly cloudy to cloudy skies tonight and Sunday. A few showers are possible in the northwest this evening and tonight with light precipitation across the state tomorrow. sprinkles were reported at Salina and Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Salina
Garden City
Hutchinson
Goodland
Soviet Satellite Roars Around Earth In 90 Minutes
A Soviet launched artificial moon circled the globe every 93 minutes at 560 miles up, with signals picked up in the United States Britain Canada and the Soviet Union. Scientists hailed it as a frontier in space exploration and noted it may precede lunar missions.
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THE
Associated Press
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Britain
Canada
Soviet Union
Allan Jones and Irene Harvey Reach Temporary Alimony Agreement
In Santa Monica California singer Allan Jones 50 and his estranged wife actress Irene Harvey 48 have settled on temporary alimony and child support terms.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Allan Jones
Irene Harvey
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