Neighbors Aid Farmer in Harvest of Grain
Beaman praises community help as 50 farmers mobilize seven combines seven corn pickers and trucks to harvest 120 acres of maize and corn after his hospital stay. Early delays due to green corn, others will return to finish. The Sorghum Valley Grange organized the effort though Beaman is not a member.
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Bob Beaman
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Beaman
Sorghum Valley Grange
Grange
Iif
Chanute
Tribune
Yankees storm to 12-1 lead in World Series game two
New York erupted for seven runs in the sixth inning to take a 12-1 cushion over Pittsburgh after six frames. Elston Howard and Bobby Richardson each had two hits in the big inning as Mickey Mantle hit his 12th World Series homer.
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Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Pirates
Bob Friend
Fred Green
Yanks
Green
Clem Labine
George
Red) Witt
Elston Howard
Mgr
Casey Stengel
Bobby Richardson
Mickey Mantle
Gil McDougald
Babe Ruth
New York
Richardson
Turley
Mazeroski
Kubek
Yankees
McDougald
Danny Murtaugh
Dusty Boggess
Boggess
Maris
Nelson
Mantle
Berra
Joe Gibbon
Virdon
Continues on Page 2 Note on Lodge Volunteers Club Contact
Fragmentary notice references Mrs. Lee Wasser Insurance contact and a phone number 119 or 700 after 6 pm. Mentions E R Parr and a postponed item. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates a local club and insurance contact with a phone line for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On's Lodge
Lee Wasser
E. R. Parr
Erie Group plans 42-bed rest home here
Erie residents announced plans to build a 42-bed rest home on the old North Main high school grounds purchased for 4500. Olson and Williams of Independence will erect it at about 80000, with E J Richey Frederick Swan Dr E C Bryan and Dr William C Weir as builders. Administrators will be Mr. and Mrs. Stokley Jackson from Erie Rest Haven.
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ERIE
E. J. Richey
Frederick Swan
E. C. Bryan
William C. Weir
North Main High School
Olson and Williams
Independence
Oswego
Chetopa
Pittsburg
Stokley Jackson
Erie Rest Haven
Cars Damaged In Collisions At Evergreen and Elms
Police investigated yesterday noon collisions at Evergreen and Elms involving Keith Ray Beeman 17 Humboldt R 2 and Richard C. Rose 39 406 N Evergreen. Beeman left turn fault yielding right of way cited. Beeman 1952 Ford $250 damage Rose 1960 Olds $150. Two minor accidents reported at Roysiter Stadium and Main and Grant with damages to Sparks 1956 Ford left rear fender and Beech 1957 Ford right rear fender.
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Evergreen and
Elms
Keith Ray Beeman
Humboldt R. 2
Richard C. Rose
N. Evergreen
Beeman
Ford
Nancy Sparks
Cathy Thompson
Roysiter Stadium
W. E. Corn
Evergreen
Wayne Beech
S. Garfield
Main
Grant
Corn
Beech
Braniff Strike Settled In Dallas After 10 Days
A Braniff Airways clerks strike in Dallas lasting ten days ended with a formal contract and a back-to-work agreement. The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks sought higher pay and a closed shop but did not win it. Company figures say about 1,000 of 2,400 stayed off work. union claims 1,300 joined.
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Dallas, Tex
Braniff Airways
National Mediation Board
Leverett Edwards
Mediation Board
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Braniff
Final Arguments End In Carole Tregoff Trial
Defense attorney Donald Bringgold concluded final arguments in the Carole Tregoff murder retrial in Los Angeles. Tregoff, 23, and her partner Dr. R. Bernard Finch, 42, face charges in the death of Barbara Finch after a deadlocked first trial. Bringgold wept while urging the jury to weigh the case with Christian mercy and noting the prosecution labeled his client an adulteress.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
Donald R. Bringgold
Miss Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara
Bringgold
Christ
Kansas City Man Acquitted of Charge
Robert Fansler aged 54 was acquitted of assault with intent to kill for the April 28 shooting of Arthur Garney a 65 year old plumbing contractor. Garney with his former fiancée Mrs Sue Doyle were dining when a man entered and fired. Defense witnesses testified Fansler was at home.
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Kansas City
Robert Fansler
Arthur Garney
Garney
Sue Doyle
Fansler
Twenty freight cars derail at La Cygne station
About 20 freight cars piled three deep on the Frisco station platform when a car derailed a third from the engine. No injuries reported. The line was blocked but a passing track let other trains bypass the wreckage.
Japanese Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko Visit Alaska
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko completed a two week goodwill tour of the United States and departed Anchorage aboard a Japan Air Lines DC7C. Their stop included a 1 hour 28 minute refueling layover before continuing to Tokyo. They arrived in Portland, Oregon earlier, arriving in Alaska ahead of schedule.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Akihito
Michiko
Japan
United States
Imperial Party
Japan Air Lines
Anchorage International
Tokyo
Portland
Ore
Fall From Horse Fatal at Leavenworth
A 53 year old Leavenworth businessman, Philip Johnson, was killed on U S 73 near Lansing when his horse slipped and fell on him. Coroner Charles Larkin said Johnson died of head injuries.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth
Philip Johnson
U. S. 73
Lansing
Charles Larkin
Johnson
Buffalo Man Injured in Crash Near Altoona
Glen Taylor of Buffalo was admitted to St. Margaret's Hospital for a broken shoulder after a car ran off US 75 north of Altoona and overturned when a tire blew. He was a passenger in a car driven by Marvin McAdoo of Buffalo.
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Fredonia
Glen Taylor
Buffalo
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Retailers Study Plans to Combat Halloween Pranks
Retailers and the Chamber of Commerce discuss strategies to curb Halloween pranks and vandalism. The group considers home environment and police enforcement, proposing a student patrol and coordinated community activities to reduce incidents.
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Lord Fisher
Chamber of Commerce
No Spook Parade This Year by Kiwanis
The Kiwanis Club will not hold its children's Halloween parade this year citing age group fit and Monday date conflicts. The club may cooperate on other Halloween activities if planned. a reactivation is possible next year with community support including homes, schools, and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Wayne Umbarger
Umbarger
Assa's
Fisher
Kiwanis
No-Fund Check Passer Reported in Iola Area
Iola police report a string of no-fund checks passed recently by a white male youth, possibly a student. The passer, signing as James Tucker, is described as neat appearing in his late teens, about 5 feet 8 inches and 140 pounds, with checks for 24 or 29 dollars.
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Chanute
Iola Police Department
Iola
James Tucker
Humboldt gets Ruan Truck Terminal for cement business
A former Sinclair pumping station in Humboldt is being remodeled for Ruan Transport Corp. as a cement trucking terminal. Monarch Cement Co. owns the station site and four southeast Kansas plants, including Ash Grove Chanute and Universal Atlas Independence, will feed the service with rail still used for some shipments. Development hinges on customer demand with Monarch’s Sugar Creek and nearby terminals also served.
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Humboldt
Sinclair
Ruan Transport Corp
Monarch Cement Co
Southeast
Kansas Cement Plaats
Ruan
Mogarch
Ash Grove
Chanute
Universal Atlas
Independence
General Portland
Fredonia
Portland
Sugar Creek
Goodrich Skelly Join in Regional Tire and Auto Supply
Skelly Oil Co and B F Goodrich Tire Co of Akron will merge marketing efforts across 18 north and south central states. Goodrich will provide tires batteries and auto accessories and supply under Skelly brand to 5000 Skelly jobbers service station dealers and company-owned stations.
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Kansas City
Skelly Oil Co
B. F. Goodrich Tire Co
Akron
Goodrich
Skelly
Traffic Fatalities Log Highlights Kansas Toll
Topeka reports a 24 hour traffic death tally from 9 a.m. to 9 a.m. with 448 deaths for the comparable 1959 period and 360 for the 1960 period, noting year over year changes in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Miss Chanute Represents Chanute in 1960 American Royal Queen Contest
Linda Park daughter of J M Park Jr will represent Chanute Kansas in the 1960 American Royal queen contest in Kansas City She travels with chaperone Mrs Fred Harris The event includes luncheon interviews and gown fittings with coronation Saturday night at the Municipal Auditorium Music Hall final queen crowned at the Coronation ball She has previously competed in Miss Kansas and will later judge Neewollah queen at Independence on Halloween
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Chanute
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Linda Park
J. M. Park, Jr
W. Main
Linda
Pratt
Fred Harris
Continental Hotel
Municipal Auditorium
Ann
JayCees
Independence
Chanute to Host Southeast Kansas Rotary Meeting
Chanute Rotarians plan a joint Inter-City Rotary meeting for about 400 members and wives from Parsons Neodesha Fredonia Humboldt Iola Yates Center and Chanute on November 2. A suitable dining and kitchen facility is needed before confirming the site. The event will feature a trumpet solo The Trumpeter's Lullaby by Chris Coots with Sherrill Rush.
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Chanute Rotarians
Kansas
Chanute Rotary Club
Tioga Hotel
John Parkhurst
Humboldt
Rotary District
Parsons
Neodesha
Fredonia
Iola
Yates Center
Chanute
Harry Rash
Thayer
Charles Gottlieb
Leo Gottlieb
Chris Coots
Sherrill Rush
Joe Melnyk
al Chauncey
Don McCune
Liberal Woman Dies In One Car Crash
Mrs. C. C. Heckle 64 of Liberal Kansas died after a one car crash on U S 56 seven miles east of Elkhart. She was a passenger in a car driven by her daughter Mrs Georgia Engterbertson 21 of Altus Oklahoma who was seriously injured.
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Elkhart
Kas
C. C. Heckle
Liberal
U. S. 56
Here
Georgia Engterbertson
Altus
Okla
Engterbertson
Nixon Kennedy Debate Set For Friday TV Forum
NBC outlines a warm set for the Nixon Kennedy debate Friday from 5 30 to 6 30 p m CST. Channel 7 Pittsburg and Channel 12 Joplin carry the broadcast 6 30 to 7 30 p m Friday. The format is a news panel interview with no opening statements. A makeup artist is available but not confirmed for use. The panel includes Edward P Morgan Paul Niven Alvin Spivak and Hal Levy with Frank Mc Gee as moderator. The program uses four cameras and lavalier mikes for the candidates. The first debate covered domestic affairs with two more planned for Oct 13 and Oct 21 focusing on foreign policy.
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Washington
Icst
Channel 7
Pittsburg
Channel 12
Joplin
National Broadcasting Co
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
John IF. Kennedy
NBC
Bob O'Bradovich
Kennedy
Nixon
NBC News
Frank McGee
Edward P. Morgan
ABC
Paul Niven
CBS
Alvin Spivak
UPI
Hal ‘Levy
Newsday
Pittsburg State selects homecoming queen criteria
Pittsburg Kansas AP reports Pittsburg State college will not choose a “beautiful but dumb” queen this year. Candidates must have at least 25 college hours and a C average or better. Homecoming is scheduled for October 29.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Pittsburg State College
Voter Registration Reaches Fifty Five Thousand in Shawnee
Shawnee County reports about 55,500 residents registered for the upcoming general election as the registration deadline nears in 12 days. Election commissioner Loretta Holzmeister notes the 195? figure of roughly 59,000 voters registered for the previous general election.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Loretta Holzmeister
Weather forecast notes mild fall conditions through Friday
The region sees mostly fair weather with little temperature change. Daytime highs near 80 to 85, nights 50 to 55, humidity around 38 percent, barometer 29.03 inches, forecasters say continued warm sunny days and cooler nights will persist as harvest and wheat planting proceed.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Asian African neutrals push peace plan at United Nations
At the United Nations in New York Asian African neutrals pressed a bid for a Soviet American summit and a peace bridge while the Communist bloc celebrated what it called a Khrushchev victory. The United States blocked the call by guiding a vote to delete references to top leaders and seek only resumption of diplomatic contacts. Iraq urged a broad "positive neutrality" stand to build East West ties.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Khrushchev
U. S
Eisenhower
Iraq
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Neosho Manor to Host Open House on Nursing Home Day
Neosho Manor invites area residents to Sunday open house from 9 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. to observe operations during its busiest period. Since opening April 1 the home has served 75 residents with 12 deaths and 7 returns home, plus 3 transfers to other homes.
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Neosho Manor
Norma V. Summers
Girard Man May Be Oldest Deer Hunter
Girard Kansas Charles Everitt, who will turn 85 in December, heads to Wyoming for his annual deer hunting expedition. He has bagged a deer in the mountains each season for several years and took a bobcat last year as well.
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Girard, Kas
Charles Everitt
Girard
Wyoming
Everitt
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