Everitt Deer Hunter From Girard Aged 84
An Associated Press note from Girard reports Charles Everitt, age 84, traveling to Wyoming for his annual deer hunting trip. The item mentions his brother W C Everitt and a local resident Chanute Everitt, age 82. The article also explains The Tribune’s handling of a 22 percent Kansas state sales tax on newspaper subscriptions.
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Associated Press
Girard
Yesterday's Tribune
Charles Everitt
Wyoming
Everitt
W. C. Everitt
S. Evergreen
Howard Galt
The
Tribune
Kansas
Khrushchev Visits Mrs. FDR in New York Apartment
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev spent an hour with Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt at her Manhattan apartment. He offered no comment on the meeting. Mrs. Roosevelt declined to speak, describing the encounter as social.
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New York
Khrushchev
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York City
Water District Meeting Planned for Earlton Area
Earlton hosts a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in Earlton school to discuss forming a rural water district. Engineer and government rep will explain details. no taxes, loan repaid by water revenue. Citizens urged by K W Brant of Barton to attend as district may draw water from Thayer system and Cha nute district.
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Earlton
K. W. Brant
Barton
Brant
Thayer
Chanute
State of Emergency at Schenectady GE Plant
In Schenectady New York a state of emergency was declared after picketing at GE's large plant turned violent. Police were overwhelmed and the fire department would be deputized while additional deputies were sworn in. Mayor Ellis and Manager Blessing sought help from Governor Rockefeller as thousands of pickets blocked the main plant for a second day.
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Schenectady
N.Y
General Electric
Malcolm Ellis
Arthur Blessing
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bank Call Seeks Oct 3 1960 Bank Condition Reports
The comptroller of the currency orders a statement of condition for all national banks as of the close of business October 3 1960. Kansas state Banking Commissioner J A O Leary also calls for statements of condition of Kansas banks as of October 3.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Topeka
J. A. O'Leary
Kansas
Temperatures Climb After Lows in Eastern Kansas
In Topeka temperatures rise after the season’s lows across eastern Kansas. Forecaster Richard Garrett predicts highs around 80 in the east and low 80s in the west with milder, fair weather tonight and Saturday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Fire Prevention Week Emphasized Citywide Effort
City officials and businessmen join a nationwide Fire Prevention Week observance running Sunday to the next Saturday. Fire Chief C. W. Brennan cites national losses and local risks while outlining safety steps and community outreach through schools, posters, and sector inspections.
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Chanute
C. W. Brennan
Two Kansans Die in Colorado Car Crash
A car left a curve on U S 50 in CIMARRON Colorado killing Dulcye A Mer leer 52 of Garden City and Zemme L Boozer 52 of Wellington. The driver Walter F Mercer 65 from Garden City had minor injuries and Vanetta R Boozer 54 of Wellington was severely injured. Both survivors were transported to Memorial Hospital in Montrose Colorado.
U S Military Aid To Laos Halted
Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma announced that American military aid to Laos has been suspended, with conflicting U.S. statements and denial from the embassy. He noted no U.S. payments to Laotian armies since August, after the Aug 9 coup, while U.S. aid previously averaged about 400 million annually.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
Souvanna
Williston B. Palmer
Saigon
Defense Department Plans Draft of Up to 500 Doctors
The Army Navy Air Force Journal predicted the Defense Department will seek to draft as many as 500 physicians in the next fiscal year. The move, not used since February 1957, aims to meet staffing needs as voluntary interns and residents fall short. exact quota will be set after March 1 with no plans to draft dentists.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army Navy Air Force Journal
Mothers lead El Dorado traffic safety drive
Mothers Organization for More Safety known as MOMS gains City Commission endorsement in El Dorado. The dues free group invites mothers to report speeding and reckless driving by phone or form, forwarding reports to officials for action.
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EL Dorado
MOMS
Mothers Organization For More Safety
Hoyt Smith
Lock Transferred To KU Medical Center After Crash
Ronnie Joe Lock, one of two Chanute teens seriously injured in a west of here car tractor crash, was moved from Neosho Memorial to KU Medical Center. He prepared for surgery on a broken arm and leg. parents accompany him as friend Joy Conn shows steady improvement at the Kansas City facility.
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Ronnie Joe Lock
Chanute
Here
Neosho Memoria Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Lock
Ivan Lock
Joy Conn
Traffic Fatalities Log Report For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am noting 0 fatalities in Topeka area during 1960 period versus 449 in 1959 comparative tally.
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Topeka
Kansas
Millionaire Lurie Receives First Social Security Check
San Francisco financier Louis Lurie, 72, known as a local magnate, received his first Social Security payment on Thursday worth 120 dollars tax free. He plans to give the check to the March of Dimes and continues working, saying he has no plans to stop. He began amassing his fortune as a Chicago newsboy and quips he never gave anybody change.
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San Francisco
Louis Lurie
Lurie
March of Dimes
Luke
Chicago
Tanker Collision Sparks Fire on Rhine Near Emmerich
A Belgian tanker carrying kerosene and naphthalene collided with a new ferryboat on the Rhine near Emmerich Germany and caught fire. Six other vessels were reported afire and a police spokesman said one person killed and eight seriously hurt.
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Emmerich
Germany
Rhine River
Here
AP Correspondent Expelled From Saigon
Rene Georges Inagaki, AP correspondent in Saigon, was ordered expelled from South Viet Nam. The Associated Press said it had received no explanation for the expulsion.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Rene-Georges Inagaki
Associated Press
New York
Critical East West showdown vote on Red China at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly a pivotal East West showdown vote on Red China looms as Western allies fear shifts in African and neutralist blocs. Nationalist China denounces Peiping as a global menace and predicts revolt against its rule while Khrushchev and blocs push Africans with anti US rhetoric. The immediate ballot concerns placing a Soviet backed resolution on the agenda for full debate, not admitting Red China.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Red China
China
Red Peiping
T. F. Tsiang
Neuvers
Khrushchev
United States
Tsiang
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Red
U.N
Assembly
Parole Violator Returns Without Police Escort
Edward Leo Bila a 25 year old parole violator from California surrendered at Leavenworth Kansas. Police say he admitted violating his burglary parole and will be allowed to return alone to custody in Sacramento without a police escort.
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Leavenworth
Kan
California
Edward Leo Bila
Bill Lee
State
Sacramento
Bila
Lee
Pet and Bike Parade Set for Tomorrow in Chanute
Elementary students from first through sixth grade will gather at Royster Junior High at 1 p.m. for judging then march to City Park for the parade starting at 1:30. Prizes total 18 with awards of 3 2 and 1 dollars plus a 2 dollar prize for most unusual pet.
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Chanute Lions Club
Royster Junior High
Main
President to Meet With Nigeria Official
President Eisenhower will meet Saturday morning with Nigeria's prime minister Alhaji Sir Abubuakar Tafawa Balewa in New York. The White House said the talks advance the President's push to meet leaders of new United Nations members as Africa's newest and most populous independent state moves forward.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nigeria
Africa
White House
United Nations
Alhaji Sir Abubuakar Tafawa Balewa
New York
Silo Demolition Fatality in Topeka Silo Collapse
In Topeka a bulldozer operator, Charles O. Porter, 53, Rossville, died when the concrete-block silo collapsed while he attempted to knock it over. The accident happened at the western edge of the city near a Catholic high school site.
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Topeka
Charles O. Porter
Rossville
Second TV Debate Between Kennedy and Nixon Tonight
Washington AP reports the Kennedy Nixon second round deb a te airs tonight at 7:30 p m EDT with channels 7 and 12 carrying the event from NBCs studio in Washington The panel of four newsmen will question them about foreign and domestic issues with no opening statements and two minute responses The debate originates from NBCs Washington studio and will be carried by major networks and radio outlets Kennedy sits to the left Nixon to the right moderator Frank McGee chairs the session
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. ‘Nixon
Channel
Pittsburg
Joplin
Dick Nixon
Jack Kennedy
NBC
Kennedy
Nixon
Chicago
Frank McGee
GOP
Edward A Rogers
Rogers
Stan Lawrence
New York
UMW Delegates Protest Welfare Fund Cuts
At the Cincinnati convention delegates protested a welfare fund medical benefits cutoff for unemployed miners. John L. Lewis, former UMW president and chief trustee, said lower coal output and royalties forced cuts though the fund remains more liberal than others. He noted the fund ran $30 million in the hole over two years and signaled a farewell after four decades leading the union.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United Mine Workers Convention
John L. Lewis
UMW
Welfare and Retirement Fund
Lewis
Mine Workers Union
Voter age 107 million. turnout projected at 642 million
Census Bureau estimates 106,974,000 people will be of voting age for the November election, with about 642 million expected to vote if 1956 proportions hold. Women 56.1 million will outnumber men by 5.2 million, while 2.75 million aliens and others cannot vote.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
District ‘of Columbia
Freight Train Crash Fatality in New York Hudson Division
A New York Central freight train collision killed Oscar Fiero, 58, of Chatham, N.Y., and injured another man. All four tracks on the Hudson Division main line were blocked, delaying commuter traffic after the 5:47 a.m. crash when a northbound freight struck a stationary train.
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New York
New York Central
Hudson
Central
Oscar Fiero
Chatham
N.Y
October Court Term Opens Here Tuesday
The October term of district court will open here next Tuesday and at Erie next Wednesday. Jury trials will be set on the opening days.
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Erie
Burglary at Lola Boat Plant Vault Accessed
Chanute police reported burglars opened the Lola Boat Plant vault last night through an unlocked window and damaged the combination lock, but nothing was reported stolen.
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Chanute
Lola
UN Assembly debated Red China issue as Nigeria joins
The AP reports push to debate a Soviet backed resolution on Red China membership. Tsiang denounces Peiping as a global menace. Khrushchev to speak on disarmament. Herter met Poland's Gomulka, a lone bloc contact. US aid aims to spur Polish independence. A new Soviet disarmament note arrived as Nigeria was admitted as the 99th UN member.
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United Nations, N.Y
Christian A.herter
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Kremlin
Washington
State Department
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Nigeria
Peyton Place Author Divorces Second Husband
Grace Metalious 35 year old author of Peyton Place won a divorce from her second husband T. J. Martin 35 in Laconia Superior Court Judge William Grimes granted the decree citing her claim that she was nagged into nervousness requiring medical treatment. The couple married February 1958 and have three children from her first marriage to George.
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Laconia
N.H
Grace Metalious
Peyton Place
T. J. Martin
Superior Court
William Grimes
Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Meetings Preview Membership Drive
A Chamber of Commerce luncheon was held yesterday noon at the Kay Hotel with members Ebur Schultz Dale Painter Clifford Gibson E E Zastrow M M Mowrey Mahlon Morley and Chamber Manager Joe Melnyk in attendance. A second luncheon for developing memberships is slated for Oct 20 at the Kay.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kay Hotel
Ebur Schultz
Dale Painter
Clifford Gibson
E. E. Zastrow
M. M. Mowrey
Mahlon Morley
Joe Melnyk
Kay
Parr Improves at Neosho Memorial Hospital
R Parr of 517 North Highland was reported improving today at Neosho Memorial Hospital after becoming ill at home yesterday. Tests to check heart function indicated no heart attack and doctors advised monitoring with further tests if symptoms persist.
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Fef. R. Parr
N. Highland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Tribune
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Chanute Fire Department
Kenneth Wood
Dale Friederich
Darrell Finley
Charles Ogle
Dewey Maglie
Colorado
KU Medical Center
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Paul Niven
CBS
Alvin Spivak
United Press International
Hal Levy
Long Island Newsday
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