Khrushchev Warns Peace Drive Needs Chinese Backing
In Peiping Khrushchev urged ending the cold war and praised world socialist strength but Chinese leaders gave no sign of joining his peace push. He spoke at the airport after touring Peiping and attended the 10th anniversary celebration of the Communist takeover. Khrushchev and Mao discussed Eisenhower talks as no joint communique followed the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Peiping
Vladivostok
Soviet Far East
Red China
Mao Tze - Tung
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Scout Leaders Named for Sedan Area Council Jamboree
Max Bohannon of Coffeyville and Glenn Mount of Fredonia are named scoutmasters for Sedan Area Council Jamboree troops. Bill Young announces Fifth National Jamboree at Colorado Springs July 22 28 with 50 000 attendees as part of Scouts 50th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bohannon
Coffeyville
Glenn Mount
Fredonia
Sedan
Bill Young
Chanute
Colorado Springs
Bohannon
Valley Forge
Pearsons Visit Independence 60 Club Hosts
Mr and Mrs Carl Pearson of 1001 N Forest visited the Independence 60 Club on Friday as guests of Mr and Mrs B F McKay. They plan to form a similar senior citizens club in Chanute. About 100 members attended despite heavy rain. October birthdays were honored with a large cake and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pearson
N. Forest
Independence ‘60
B. F. McKay
Pearsons
Chanute
Arson by youths ranks second among causes of fires
Washington AP reports that a National Education Association study on juvenile delinquency finds arson by girls and boys is the No. 2 fire cause. The finding emerged from an extensive study presented through Tribune want ads.
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Washington
National Education Assn
Local clubs plus sports notes from Erie area
Erie and vicinity report social club meetings with prizes won by Mrs. Shepard and Mr. Oliver at the Tally Club. Mrs. Redmond hosts the 20th Century Club with Mrs. Beach and Mrs. Ricketts winning bridge prizes. Side notes include illness of Sidney Linscott and Mike Richey’s broken hand, plus football rescheduled games and local visits by residents and officials.
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Lester Shepard
Tally Club
W. L. Oliver
Don C. Beach
Chanute
A. L. Ricketts
Fred Newell
Sidney Linscott
Home State Bank
Kenneth Caldwell
North Grant Critically Ill At Home
North Grant is critically ill at her home. Mr and Mrs T H Roberts north of town were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Clapson yesterday. Mr and Mrs Sam Ricketts Johnny Lucy Ann Mitch and Richard were dinner guests yesterday of Mr and Mrs A L Ricketts. Mr and Mrs Jewell Clements Richard and Esther of Kimball vicinity visited here Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Elliott.
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North Grant
T. H. Roberts
Ralph Clapson
Sam Ricketts
Johnny
Lucy Ann
Mitch
Richard
A. L. Ricketts
Jewell Clements
Esther
Kimball Vicinity
Jack Elliott
Teen drowned as fogbound boat collision shocks Finland
In heavy fog on Lake Pielisjervi near St Michel in south Finland a motorboat carrying 21 people collided with another vessel. Fifteen youths drowned, six survived after the craft split in two during the feast day voyage.
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Helsinki
Finland
St. Michel
Pielisjervi
Soviet Scientist Says Moon Plans No Military Bases
A Pravda article quote from Z K Fedrov of the Soviet Academy of Sciences states the Soviet Union has no plans to build military bases on the moon. He emphasizes outer space research is pursued with peaceful aims.
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Manila
Neil H. McElroy
United States
McIlroy
London
Soviet Union
Pravda
Z.K. Fedorov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Outer Space
Dr. Terry to Head Methodist Seminary
Dr. Ronald E. Terry 57 of Topeka has been elected vice president of the National Methodist Theological Seminary in Kansas City. He will oversee public relations and finance starting October 15 and currently serves as pastor of Lowman Methodist Church in Topeka and secretary of the Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church.
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Kansas City
Ronald E. Terry
Topeka
National Methodist Theological Seminary
Terry
Lowman Methodist Church
Kansas
Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Himself in Missouri
NEVADA Mo AP Norman Barker 34 killed his wife then wounded himself in a domestic tragedy. Police reported the confrontation ended with Barker shooting himself after fatally wounding his spouse, leaving investigators to determine the sequence and motive.
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Nevada, Mo
Norman Barker
Metz man shoots self after quarrel with Keller
In Metz Missouri a man wounded another and then killed himself at the Barker home following a quarrel started when Mrs. Ann Barker 35 returned home from Nevada with Fred Keller 23 The Barkers two young daughters Doris Jean 6 and Susan Ruth 2 witnessed the incident Keller was treated for a side wound and released Barker was hospitalized first at Nevada then at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas where his condition was listed as critical.
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Barker
Metz
Les Hunt
Nevada Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Ann Barker
Nevada
Keller
Manpower Cutbacks For Navy and Air Force
The Navy and Air Force plan voluntary manpower cutbacks of about 5 000 each next year to free funds for missiles and equipment. Assistant Secretary of Defense Charles C. Finucane said the two services volunteered to reduce their forces, while the Army would not.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Charles C. Finucane
Army
Knowledge Of Language Makes Friends
Washington police use language skills to assist visitors. A Japanese speaking officer trained in the Army helps tourists understand questions. The downtown area features a mix of cultures with guards and staff aiding diverse guests.
French speaking guard grants exception for visitor at Capitol tour
The article describes a guard who, hearing Parisian French from a visitor, offers a conducted tour in French. It notes Washington's police and guard forces—Metropolitan, Capitol, White House, Park and others—recruit nationwide and value linguistic skills and friendliness toward outsiders.
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Washington
Metropolitan
Capitol
White House
Park
Quick Oven Omelet Tip for Heat-Resistant Skillets
A puffy omelet batter should be set and then baked to dry the top. Use a skillet with a heat resistant handle to prevent handle damage and ensure safe transfer to the oven.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boy Scout
Mount
Sedan Area
the Order of the Arrow
Philmont
Cimarron
N. M
Young
R. E. Johnson
Pikes Peak
Carl Pearsons
Independence ‘60’ Club
Tribune
Erie & Vicinity
Mike Richey
Riverton
Richey
Erie
William H. Hoffman
St. Louis
Cecil Sears
Parsons
Denver Harris
James Ellis
John Harris Jr
Kansas Assn. of
E. L. Howard
E. W. Amos
Caldwell
S. Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Global Briefs
Dr. Terry
Methodist Seminary
Negro Guard
The
Chanute Tribune
Home Appliance Co
W.T
Televisions
Ings
Neosho, Allen and
Wilson Counties
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