U S Blasts Red China at United Nations Session
The United States branded Red China coldly calculating and unfit for UN membership as the General Assembly neared a debate on admitting Peiping. U S Ambassador James J Wadsworth called Chinese statements monstrous and warned of an atomic war with massive losses.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Red China
Peiping
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
James J. Wadsworth
U.N
Red Chinese
Youth Charged With 3 Deaths in Alabama Slaying
In Ashland Alabama Raymond Eugene Brown 14 was arrested at school and charged with first degree murder in the knife slayings of his aunt grandmother and great grandmother. Prosecutors say robbery was motive and FBI evidence tied the suspect to the crime scene.
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Ashland
Ala
Raymond Eugene Brown
Circuit
Frank Head
Marvin Brown
Young Brown
Floyd Mann
FBI
Head
Mann
Paul G Levie
Ethel Ogle
Everlena Ogle
John D. Martin
Lee Wasser
Ady
Lumber Barge Breaks Loose Sinking Boats at LA Harbor
A lumber barge broke from its tow and smashed into moored yachts and cabin cruisers at Los Angeles Harbor before dawn. Police and Coast Guard report perhaps 25 boats sunk and 25 damaged with unclear casualties as debris and masts drifted in the channel.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Harbor
Coast Guard
Jerry Holland
Police
Harbor Division
Helium Furniture Warehouse Fire Causes $200000 Loss
The Helium Furniture Company's warehouse in Wichita burned Friday with an estimated loss of 200000. About 150000 worth of furniture was stored in the 60 year old three story brick building. Two firemen were injured when walls toppled and firefighters were nearly trapped.
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Wichita
Helium Furniture Company
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Log for 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Saturday showing 24-hour fatalities and a comparison to the 1959 period with 450 deaths for 1960-360.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nixon Kennedy Face to Face in Tense Debate
Nixon and Kennedy argued on television in a heated exchange during their latest debate. The candidates clashed from the opening questions with Nixon stiff and Kennedy aggressive, shaking hands at the end as both claimed strong crowd support.
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Ashington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Mr. Kennedy
Fall Harvest In Full Swing In Four-County Area
Neosho County agent Gale Mullen reports mid harvest of soybeans milo and corn with above average but below last year yields due to prior weather damage. An elevator spokesman says about 60 percent of crops are harvested as a late October finish is hoped for.
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Neosho County
Gale Mullen
Erie
Mullen
Stock Car Runs Wild at St Charles Speedway Injures Five
A stock car ran out of control at the St Charles speedway on Friday night narrowly missing the judge's stand and crashing into the pits. Five people were injured including four pit workers and a concessions stand operator. Charlie Booten of Alton Illinois, the driver, said the steering mechanism came loose as he rounded a curve. he escaped injury.
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ST. Charles
St. Charles Speedway
Charlie Booten
Alton
Ill
Two Men Held on Arson Flight Charges in Iowa
Davenport police with state and federal agents arrested Earl Morse 19 of Boston and Merlin Hershberger 31 of Canton for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution on arson charges in Ottawa Kansas. They were held for a U.S. commissioner after a hearing. The case stems from a December 1959 fire at the Tally Theater causing $22,000 damage.
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Davenport
Iowa
U.S
Earl Michael Morse
Boston
Mass
Merlin Lloyd Hershberger
Canton
Ohio
Omaha
Thomas J. Gearty
FBI
Ottawa
Kan
Tally Theater
Driver Training Funds Distributed to Kansas High Schools
In Topeka AP reports that $202 721 was distributed to Kansas high schools Friday to back driver training programs. The money comes from a 1959 law that directs license fees for drivers and chauffeurs and allocates half to the training program. The sum reflects the July through September share of license receipts.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Park Authority Seeks 1961 Legislation for State Parks
The Kansas Park Authority plans to ask the 1961 legislature for appropriations to begin establishing state parks at Cedar Bluff and Tuttle Creek reservoirs.
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Topeka
Kansas’ ‘Park Authority
Cedar Bluff
Tuttler Creek
Injuries Fatal To Californian
Mrs Rosalee Taylor 22 of Gardena California died in a Springfield Missouri hospital Friday night from injuries in a highway crash the previous Sunday. Her husband Gene Taylor 26 was injured. Also hurt were Mr and Mrs Fred Turner of Tola Kansas and their daughter Diane 17 in the other car.
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Springfield
Rosalee Taylor
Gardena
Calif
Gene Taylor
Fred Turner
Tola
Kan
Diane
Autumn Tours Weather Report and Forecast Brief
The forecast calls for generally fair and warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight with partly cloudy skies Sunday. Western Kansas may see increasing clouds and a chance of light rain. highs Sunday expected in the 75 to 80 range, lows 45 to 50. Frost earlier in northeast Kansas. minimums ranged from 36 to 52 across cities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Ferg Riley
Pittsburg
Concordia
Goodland
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