Nixon to Visit Eisenhower for Hospital Talk Limited by Doctors
Vice President Nixon will fly to Denver for a hospital visit with President Eisenhower at the invitation, joined by Sherman Adams and Maj. John Eisenhower. Dr. Paul Dudley White will accompany them as the doctors keep discussions limited to pre cleared topics. The president’s condition remains satisfactory as he recovers from a heart attack and prepares for a thorough examination.
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Eisenhower
Denver
White House
Sherman Adams
Maj
John Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Adams
National Security Council
Dulles
Geneva
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
White
Cabinet
Washington
Cattle Show Prizes Boost Roy Starbuck’s Subscription
Roy Starbuck of Thayer reports his show cattle won over 200 in prizes at the Coffeyville Interstate Fair Topeka Free Fair and Kansas State Fair at Hutchinson. Mrs Elmer Young returns home after hospitalization following a hedge apple accident near Zion Lutheran. The Senior High Band scheduled drill between halves of the Blue Comet game honors city officials with Delbert Winder as male drum major. Twirlers named Carol Lindquist Judy Jordan Janice Young Marian Gates.
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the Tribune
Roy Starbuck
Thayer
Coffeyville
Elmer Young
W. Main
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Royster Stadium
Montgomery Escapee Captured in Ohio
Sheriff Floyd Huggins said Troy Roy Brown, 35, of Bartlesville Oklahoma, was captured at Hoytville Ohio by Wood County officers and FBI agents and is held in Toledo jail. The second fugitive Marvin Lee Smith, 27, of Coffeyville, remains at large.
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Coffeyville
Floyd Huggins
Hoytville
Ohio
Montgomery County
Huggins
Troy Roy Brown
Bartlesville
Oklo
Wood County
FBI
Toledo
Marvin Lee Smith
Alger Hiss in Very Good Condition at New York Hospital
Alger Hiss, age 50, is reported in very good condition at New York Hospital. A spokesman would not disclose the reason for his admission as he serves the remainder of a five year perjury sentence for denying passing State Department secrets to Whitaker Chambers. He last reported to his parole officer four days before hospital entry on September 27.
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New York
Alger Hiss
New York Hospital
State Department
Hiss
Whitaker Chambers
Three-car crash in Pittsburg claims two lives
A three-vehicle collision near Pittsburg yesterday killed George W. Schneider of Liberal Missouri and his wife Alissie Schneider. The Feb. police report notes injuries to others in the wake of the Sept 25 incident.
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Pittsburg
Kas
George W. Schneider
Alissie Schneider
Reservoir control begins to aid Kansas agriculture says Army engineer
Col. E. C. Adams told the Kansas Reclamation Assn. that benefits from reservoir control in Kansas are growing and substantial but levees may also be needed. He noted 172 miles of locally built levees exist and warned about ongoing bank and channel instability along major tributaries. He cited 50 000 acres of rich Kansas River bottom land lost to the river in the past century, with 9 000 acres never replaced.
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Kirwin
Kas
Kansas
E. C. Adams
Marisgs Weity Maidlelius
Kansas Reclamation Assn
Missouri
Adams
Reclamation Group
Junction City
Kaw River
Kaw Valley
Kansas River
There Is a Reason For Old Man's Wealth
Detroit police arrested Geneter Adams aged 65 after he stopped an officer begging for soup. Adams, a familiar figure, has 25 prior arrests for begging since 1929. At the station he had $529 cash and a bankbook with deposits totaling $5,226. He quipped he hoped he was not too late for lunch.
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Detroit
Geneter Adams
Adams
Nation's Polio Cases Decline Markedly
Washington reports 1,260 polio cases last week the smallest weekly total in six years. Cases fell 21 percent from 1,604 the prior week, with 7,884 paralytic among 25,018 for the year through Oct 1. Projected annual total around 30,000 vs 38,741 in 1954.
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Washington (P
Public Health Service
Health Service
CAB Completes Hearing Into Airliner Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board finished a two day hearing into the August crash of an American Airlines Convair at Fort Leonard Wood that killed 30 people. CAB safety chief William K. Andrews said a report is expected in about six weeks and testimony indicated a defective engine cylinder contributed to the disaster.
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Springfield
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
William K. Andrews
CAB
Ft. Leonard Wood
Little Stinkers Puzzle Sees 2450 Entries This Week
The 23rd week of The Tribune puzzle drew 2450 correct entries by 5 p.m. yesterday, up 12 from last week. The prize has risen to 250 dollars. The author’s solution and explanations for tougher clues will be published tomorrow.
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Little $Tinker
Tribune
Three Airmen Held For Burglary and Larceny
Three airmen from McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita are jailed in Sedgwick County on burglary and larceny charges. James R. Grinage and John D. Sader, both 18 and air police, and Howard D. Williams, 22, allegedly signed statements admitting a series of drive in and store burglaries. Bond set at 2000 for Grinage and Sader and 1000 for Williams. they could not post.
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Wichita
Air Police
Sedgwick
James R. Grinage
John D. Sader
Howard D. Williams
McConnell Air Force Base
Common Pleas Court
Grinage
Sader
Williams
Condition Satisfactory For Mrs Wortman
D. J. Wortman of The Tribune staff is reported in satisfactory condition after surgery at Neosho Memorial Hospital Wednesday morning.
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D. J. Wortman
Tribune
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bid for Winnings
Harrisburg reports Mrs Katherine Kreitzer who won $32,000 on The $64,000 Question says she has received donation requests totaling more than $100,000. The article notes her success in the Bible quiz show and outlines the response from supporters and the public.
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Harrisburg
Katherine Kreitzer
Bible Quotation Opens Meeting For Strike Talks
In New Castle Indiana the Perfect Circle Co refuses to close its foundry amid a strike led by CIO UAW Eight people were shot as 5000 union supporters stormed the plant while nonstrikers remained inside The company says it has met its NLRA obligations while the union demands bargaining for multiple nearby plants National Guardsmen were deployed after a state of limited emergency was declared The Labor Department called the violence deplorable and said NLRB would expedite proceedings
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Co
Clyde Hoffman
Paul F. McCormack
Perfect Circle
Cio-United Auto Workers
McCormack
Hoffman
Uawcio
Washington
Mitchell
Perfect Circle Corp
National Labor ‘Relations Board
CIO
United Auto Workers
Five Young Falcons Train as Air Academy Mascots
Denver reports five young falcons training to be mascots for the U S Air Force Academy. Captain H H D Heiberg Jr explains the mule mascot for West Point and the goat for Annapolis. Falcons arrived from Washington Falconer William F Turner.
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Denver
U. S. Air Force Academy
H. H. D. Heiberg Jr
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
William F. Turner
Washington, D. C
Traffic Fatalities In State Records For 1955
Traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 5 in the last 24 hours and 43 to date in 1955. For comparison, the same period in 1954 recorded 442 fatalities.
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Topekap
Kansas
Mishap Is Fatal Near Phillipsburg
An automobile overturned fifteen miles west of Phillipsburg killing Harold Peterson aged 45 from Almena. A second man was injured in the crash.
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Phillipsburg
Kas
Here
Harold Peterson
Almena
Missing Plane Wreckage With 64 Aboard Sighted
Congressional and Justice Department moves seek to protect jury room sanctity after disclosure that Wichita Kansas juries were recorded. Senator Eastland and Attorney General Brownell object to intrusions and call for legislation. Kalven defends recordings as minor to study jury operation with consent.
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Congress
Justice Department
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Wichita
Kan
Harry Kalven
University of Chicago
Kalven
Gen
Brownell
Floods in Mexico Claim 326 Lives
Tampico flood toll rises to 326 by unofficial count as the Panuco River holds high and relief efforts led by the U S aircraft carrier Saipan move into their most intensive stage. Marines Red Cross and Salvation Army distribute food clothing medicine to Tampico and area while helicopters and airlift planes augment aid.
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Tampico
Panuco
Saipan
Mexico
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Siboney
Norfolk
Oglethorpe
M. G. Quillen
U.S. Army Air Force Transportation
14Th Air Force
Greek Karamanlis Heads Government Lounge of Athens News
Greek Premier Karamanlis sworn in by council to form a new government after the death of Field Marshal Papagos. King Paul designated Karamanlis to lead as Parliament weighs a confidence vote next week. Nation mourns Papagos who died Tuesday after a long illness from a Nazi camp exposure. Citizens visit Athens Cathedral to pay respects.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Karamanlis
Alexander Papagos
Paul
Karamanlis
Papagos
Autumn Weather Brings 10 Degree Drop In Hour
A sharp northerly shift in wind cooled Chanute area temperatures quickly, dropping 10 degrees within an hour after 1:30 p.m. forecasters expect clearing skies and cooler readings tonight with winds diminishing. Highs reached 79 today, with widespread showers yesterday and rain totals across communities in eastern Kansas.
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Weather Bureau
The
CAA
Associated Press
Topeka
Tom Arnold
Arnold
Kansas
Russell
Dodge City
Wichita
Goodland
Lecompton
Paola
Harveyville
Ottawa
Waverly
Council Grove
Burdick
Randolph
Olathe
Hill City
Trading Post
Concordia
Fort Scott
Emporia
Wamego
Salina
Russell and Goodland
Kansas September Weather Mocked by Split Temperatures and Rain
September in Kansas showed a split pattern with drought in the first two thirds and heavy rains in the last third. The state averaged 3.91 inches of precipitation, near an all time high since 1951, with extremes from 0.95 to 11.34 inches and temperatures from 38 to 105 degrees.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
St. Francis
Garnett
Hays
Smith Center
Minnapolis
Confident GOP Win Hinted By Eisenhower Quote
New York National Chairman Leonard W Hall relays Eisenhowers remark before his heart attack that Republicans will win the 1956 election if the party doubles county committeemen and boosts turnout Morhouse proposed filling roles with Young Republicans to expand the campaign workforce across the nation Hall also notes Eisenhowers reluctance to discuss a possible 1956 run after the illness and conference with GOP leaders in Denver
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New York
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Hall
Denver
L. Judson Morhouse
Truck Car Collision Fatal to Manter Youth
Elkhart Kansas reports a two truck head on collision 24 miles north of town last night killing 16 year old Eugene Howard Bitner son of Mr and Mrs Jim Bitner of near Manter Kansas. The other truck driver Glenn Cantrell of Ulysses Kansas suffered cuts and bruises while Eugene’s brothers Joe 14 and Don 12 received minor head injuries.
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Elkhart
Kas
Here
Eugene Howard Bitner
Jim Bitner
Near
Manter
Glenn Cantrell
Ulysses
Eitner
Joe
Don
Bank calls for bank condition reports and state notice
The comptroller of the currency and the Federal Reserve Board issued calls for a statement of condition of all national and member banks as of Wednesday Oct 5. Kansas bank commissioner Topeka Lindley also required a condition report for all state banks and trust companies as of Oct 5.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Topekamg
W. Lindley
Aetin
Kansas
Arab-Asian bloc vows to force Algeria debate at UN
Ahmad el Shukairy of the Syrian delegation warns against moves to bypass discussion on Algeria at the United Nations Assembly. The Political Committee postpones debate, choosing to open with the atoms for peace program, while France maintains Algeria is part of France and outside UN competence.
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N.Y
U.N. Assembly
France
Ahmad el Shukairy
Creath
Agleria
Algeria
Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield District II Meeting Set
The fall meeting of Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield District II Member Council will be held at the Tioga Hotel Monday starting at 10 a.m. Counties in District II include Anderson Linn Bourbon Allen Woodson Wilson Neosho Crawford Cherokee Labette and Montgomery. The Member Council comprises Blue Cross Blueshield members from every Kansas community and any member is eligible to participate.
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Tioga Hotel
District Sf
Anderson
Linn
Bourbon
Allen
Woodson
Wilson
Neosho
Crawford
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Injuries Fatal To Chapman Woman After September Crash
ABILENE Mrs. Harry J. Schmidt 64 of Chapman Kansas died from injuries suffered in a wreck near Abilene on a county road intersection. Her husband was killed in the same mishap. The death marked the ninth traffic fatality in Dickinson County this year.
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Abilene
Harry J. Schmidt
Chapman, Kas
Wyoming Guard Reports Crash On Mountain
Wreckage of a United Air Lines DC4 with 64 aboard sighted on Medicine Bow Mountain by a Wyoming National Guard plane. The missing Flight 409 had originated in New York with stops including Denver and Salt Lake City. Search planes and ground teams converged on the Snowy Range area near Lake Marie as authorities confirmed the sighting and prepared for assessment.
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United Air Lines
Medicine Bow Mountain
George Nelson
Wyoming Civil Aeronautics
Wyoming National Guard
Medicine Bow Peak
New York
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Nelson
Lake Marie
Highway 130
Snowy Range
Laramie
Ranger Mountains
Wyoming
Brown
Salt Lake
Colorado
Edward Nicholson
UAL
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Omaha
Car Rams Into Train Kills Man and Boy in La Salle
A speeding car rammed a moving Union Pacific freight train near La Salle Colorado killing Frank Rodrigguez thirty four and Leonard Trujillo twelve a woman initially reported killed was found alive Fifteen box cars were derailed but no crew suffered injuries
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LA Salle
Colo.p
Union Pacific
State Patrol
Frank Rodrigguez
Denver
Leonard Trujillo
Omaha
Norton woman dies from injuries in truck crash
Mrs Julius Field of Almena, 32, mother of three, died in a Norton hospital from injuries suffered when the pickup she drove overturned Monday near Calvert, Kas. She died yesterday.
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Norton, Kas
Julius Field
Almena
Norton Hospital
Calvert
Kas
Artificial Moon Contract Set Underway
The Defense Department announced Project Vanguard to create an artificial space satellite. Glenn L. Martin Co. of Baltimore was awarded the prime contract for the launch vehicle, and General Electric Co. will supply the rocket motor for the first stage. Navy handles the contracts with Army and Air Force facilities involved.
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Defense Department
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
General Electric Co
Will
Navy Department
Army
Air Force
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