Top Level U S and Soviet Talks Sought
Khrushchev calls for a high level U S Soviet meeting as a choice between fighting or talking. Soviet leaders favor Zhukov or Khrushchev meeting President Eisenhower with Reston reporting from Moscow. Observers foresee disarmament talks after the U N assembly and renewed push for talks following the satellite launch.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
New York Times
Khrushchev
Georgi K. Zhukov
Eisenhower
James Reston
Washington
the Times
Moscow
Reston
Middle East
Germany
Marshal Zhukov
Neil McElroy Heads Defense
Neil H. McElroy was sworn in as the sixth secretary of defense at a White House ceremony. President Eisenhower presided and awarded the Medal of Freedom to retiring defense chief Charles E. Wilson, with McElroy taking oath in the Cabinet room.
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Washington
Neil H. McElroy
White House
Eisenhower
McElroy
Charles E. Wilson
Percy Nelson
Defense
Three Jury Trials Set in Erie District Court
The Erie district court opened its October term with three cases set for jury trial on November 4. Two are car accident judgment actions: Reuben Bean versus Charles Middleton and Maurice D. Stryker Jr. versus James Monroe Evans. A third is an appeal from city court by Jack Moran for driving while intoxicated. Two divorce suits were set for October 15 hearings: Juanda Huckstep versus John W. Huckstep and William A. Strean versus Vada Strean. Barbara Hugill versus Eddie Hugill is scheduled for October 11.
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District Court
Reuben Bean
Charles Middleton
Maurice D. Stryker Jr
James Monroe Evans
Jack Moran
Earlton
Juanda Huckstep
John W. Huckstep
William A. Strean
Vada Strean
Barbara Hugill
Eddie Hugill
Erie
Jaycee Fall Festival Finishes in Black
Incomplete returns show Fall Festival receipts slightly more than expenses says Fred Johnson treasurer at the Junior Chamber bi weekly dinner. Plaques were given to The Tribune and to KCRB radio station for cooperation. Johnson presented awards to John Beydler of KCRB and Bob Pennington to E B. W. Johnson of The Tribune.
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Fred Johnson
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
the Tribune
KCRB
John Beydler
Bob Pennington
EB. W. Johnson
The
Tribune
County Officials In Meeting Here Southeast Kansas group meets at Memorial building
The semi annual gathering of the Southeast Kansas Association of County Commissioners and County Engineers convened at the Memorial building with an 8:19 a.m. start. Sessions covered county finances, ten mile revenue, road route markings, and asphalt construction with speakers from Santa Fe Railway and local engineers. Officers elected: Alva Kelly president, C B Cable vice president, Rex Lucas secretary treasurer. A buffet party followed at the Eagles Club. Members represent Allen, Anderson, Bourbon, Chautauqua, Cherokee, Coffey, Crawford, Elk, Franklin, Greenwood, Labette, Linn, Miami, Montgomery, Neosho, Wilson and Woodson counties.
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C. H. Pruitt
Neosho
Carswell Mig. Co
Henry Schullen Jr
Santa Fe Railway Co
Ray R. Harden
Anderson County
W. T. Niggemann
Crawford County
Alva Kelly
Montgomery County
C. B. Cable
Chautauqua County
Rex Lucas
Eagles Club
Town
Allen
Anderson
Bourbon
Chautauqua
Cherokee
Coffey
Crawford
Elk
Franklin
Greenwood
Labette
Linn
Miami
Montgomery
Wilson and
Woodson
Buffalo Sales Slow at Lawton Refuge Auction
LAWTON Okla The Great American bison from the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge are moving slowly with only 89 sold to individuals or groups and six reserved for zoos while 130 remain unsold. Refuge manager Julian Howard notes weak demand despite prices up to 125 dollars for a live animal with dressing extra.
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Lawton
Okla
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Julian Howard
Howard
United States
Refuge Corral
Flu Test Center Here Is Set for Chanute
Don W. Reed district sanitarian delivered specimen bottles to Chanute doctors as the first move in diagnosing Asian influenza. If infection is suspected throat washings and blood specimens may be taken and sent to Topeka for weekly state health reports. The Chanute center is one of seven testing sites statewide with data from Dodge City Hays Kansas City Salina Topeka and Wichita informing the influenza chart.
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Chanute
Don W. Reed
Reed
Topeka
State Health Department
Dodge City
Hays
Kansas City
Salina
Wichita
22-Degree Drop Brings Out Coats
A 22 degree temperature drop since yesterday’s high of 73 prompted many to don coats and start furnaces. The low today reached 51, with a high near 58 just after midnight. A warming trend is forecast by the weather bureau for the weekend with a slow clearance and a chance of frost in extreme northern sections tonight.
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Kansas
Topeka
McElroy Signals Review of Ballistic Missile Pace
Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy indicated serious consideration is being given to accelerating the United States ballistic missile program. In San Marino Red militia men began disarming as a Communist government capitulation appeared likely, with anti-Communists expected to take undisputed control by nightfall.
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Washington
Neil H. McElroy
Defense
San Marino
Weather shifts with cold snap and light drizzle across regions
Tonight will see lows from 35 to 40 in the west and north and low 40s in the southeast. Highs tomorrow in the 50s. Northwest temps fell yesterday with only light drizzle and trace moisture elsewhere. eastern areas reported up to 1 inch. In London a comet Giacobini Zinner path raises Earth danger fears. five day outlook shows temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal with little precipitation. In Maebashi a Japanese prosecutor notes a 22 year old may avoid prison. Eisenhower rebuffs Soviet talks while leaving room for multinational space missile control study.
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London
Chanute
Goodland
Mer
Pittsburg
Good
Giacobini-Zinner
Parsons Reservoir Contracts Approved By City Commission
Parsons water reservoir project approved with total bids of 419,014. Freeto Construction Co of Pittsburg won the main dam and spillway bid at 354,554 with a 210 day deadline. Allen Construction Co of Independence bid 23,800 for site clearance. Fred Beachner of St. Paul, Kansas received 40,660 for fencing and seeding.
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Parsons
Parsons Water
Freeto Construction Co
Pittsburg
Freeto
Allen Construction Co
Independence
Neosho Landowners Tour Little Delaware Mission Watershed
A group of 10 Neosho County landowners and others toured the Little Delaware Mission watershed district in Brown County this day. Chauffeurs included Gale Mullen county farm agent Dale Hensley county 4 H agent Neil Bolen Chanute implement company employee and other county soil conservation staff. They will return this evening and a Big Creek watershed steering committee meeting is planned at Odense schoolhouse.
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Neosho County
Little Delaware Mission
Brown County
Gale Mullen
Dale Hensley
Neil Bolen
Chanute Implement Company
A. L. Lock
Floyd Stacy
5. H. Hudson
Chanute
R. I. Friederick
J. F. Gilmore
Eric
Marvin Gough
County Soil Conservation Service
Big Creek
Odense Schoolhouse
Talk With High Brass To Save Topeka Depot
Congressman William H Avery will meet on October 21 in Washington with an assistant secretary for air to discuss plans to shut the Air Force Depot in Topeka. Avery opposes closing if the same function can be performed elsewhere.
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High Brass
Topeka
Air
Washington
William H., Avery
Air Force
Avery
UN debate looms over arms control plans
The United States, Russia and India prepared rival disarmament outlines as the U N Political Committee readied to begin its arms debate. Dulles urged talks within the U N framework on space missile control while Khrushchev hinted at broader pact. Immediate nuclear tests suspension emerged as a central issue.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Russia
India
U.N
Dulles
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
London
H Bomb Tests On Moon Proposed
Prof S Fred Singer of the University of Maryland urged at the International Astronautical Federation meeting that the moon be used as a testing ground for H bombs. He claimed photographs of lunar explosions could reveal cosmic knowledge and avoid earth radioactive fallout. Russian scientists showed interest and questions about US preparations. Darrel Cromick described studies for a manned junior meteor mission to orbit Earth with a two to four person crew.
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Barcelona
Spain
Moon
Fred Singer
University of Maryland
International Astronautical Federation
Earth
Singer
United States
Darrel Cromick
U. S
Romick
Astronautics
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Akron
Ohio
Conservation Meeting In Memorial Building Held Here
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation officials from Crawford Cherokee Labette Montgomery Elk Chautauqua Greenwood Wilson Woodson Neosho and Coffey met today at the Memorial Building. Frank Huber led the session as head of the state ASC performance section discussing soil bank and price adjustment program phases.
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ASC
Memorial Building
Frank Huber
Soil Bank
Crawford
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Elk
Chautauqua
Greenwood
Wilson
Woodson
Neosho
Coffey
U S Plans December Launch of Test Satellite and March Full Instrumented Unit
President Eisenhower announced plans to launch test satellites in December and a full instrumented satellite in March. He said there is no need for heightened security concerns over the Soviet satellite and stressed maintaining scientific progress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Outer
Space
Faubus Says Only Withdrawal Solves Little Rock Crisis
Gov. Orval Faubus states the only answer to the Central High School integration standoffs is the full withdrawal of the nine Negro students. He asserts no other solution exists to the Little Rock crisis.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Central High School
Six- Week Tests Amid Little Rock Integration Crisis
Central High School students take six week tests as paratroopers guard entrances during the integration crisis. Governor Faubus cites a cooling off period while President Eisenhower hopes federal troops may be withdrawn soon. officers escort nine Negro pupils into the building amid tense scenes.
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Little Rock
Little Rock. Ark
Central High School
Central High
Faubus
Eisenhower
Washington
Eisenhower Sports Bandage On Blistered Finger
President Eisenhower appeared at a news conference with a small bandage on the third finger of his right hand. White House secretary Hagerty said a blister caused the cover and noted the bandage often seen when he plays golf. The president explained a prior joint break sometimes causes trouble.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Gettysburg
Dick Sleichter
Welfare Homes for Aged Discussed in Neosho County
The advisory committee to the Neosho County welfare board met at the Tioga Hotel to discuss county home residents needing nursing home care and the potential for county owned but privately operated homes at Erie and Chanute. The plan includes expanding the committee to up to 25 members from across the county.
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Neosho County
Erie
Chanute
D. C. Dive
Lee Francis
Welfare Board
Adeline Fortney
William T. Hunt
Bernard Smith
Stark
Clark Fleming
Gertrude Salle
Nelle Stevens
Ralph Reinhardt
Paul Munding
St. Paul
Sarah Haller
J. T. Johnson
Lester Greve
Two Gold Emblems For Chanute FFA
The Chanute FFA wins two gold emblems at the district leadership school in Fredonia. Chanute places second in the FFA Information Contest with Ronnie Poor tying for second and Darrell Blaker also placing high. Fredonia and Neodesha lead and other chapters follow as Fredonia wins Opening Ceremonies with Chanute fourth.
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Future Farmers of America
Fredonia
Ronnie Poor
Darrell Blaker
Altoona
FFA
Chanute
Neodesha
Caney
Cherryvale
Eric
Humboldt
Lola
Eureka
Erie
Iola
LeRoy Fortner
Charles O. Carter Jr
No Confirmed Asian Flu Cases Yet in Kansas
State health officials report increased absenteeism in eastern Kansas due to upper respiratory complaints but Dr. James Mott the state epidemiologist says there are no confirmed Asian flu cases in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
James Mott
Tribune Delivery Advice and After Hours Number
If you do not receive your Tribune, contact your carrier. If the carrier is unreachable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Yankees rally to tie World Series in tight 3-2 win
New York defeats Milwaukee 3-2 to force a deciding seventh game in the World Series. Yogi Berra and Hank Bauer homer for the Yankees while Frank Torre and Hank Aaron go yard for Milwaukee. Turley allows four hits in a strong outing as Larsen set for tomorrow to start for New York.
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Milwaukee
New York
Buhl
Johnson
McMahon
Rice
Turley
Berra
L—Johnson
Torre
Aaron
Bauer
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Hank Bauer
Hank Aaron
Frank Torre
Yankee
Bob Buhl
Braves
Ernie Johnson
Don Larsen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Junction City Banker Held for Embezzlement
FBI arrested T Allen Barrows 26 assistant cashier of First National Bank on embezzlement charges for 125. Barrows arraigned before U S commissioner and released on 1000 bond. Bank shortage found during September vacation noted but details withheld. Barrows formerly from Kahoka Missouri and father of two children.
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Junction City
Kas
T. Allen Barrows
First National Bank
FBI
Eugene Vincent Brosseau
Barrows
Charles D. Green
U. S
Manhattan
Kahoka
Traffic Fatalities Reported in State Records
Kansas accident records list 2 fatalities in the past 24 hours and 412 to date in 1957, with 510 for the same period in 1956. One earlier fatality is included in the totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Boy asks why dad killed rattlesnake for science class
Eddie Ryan killed a three foot rattlesnake while his daughter Janice, age eight, wondered why he did not bring it home in a bottle. She suggested using it for science class at school. The moment captures a child’s practical curiosity about learning.
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Eddie Ryan
Janice
Jil
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Black
Chester G. Bailey
N. Western
Jan Holman
Southeast Kansas Association of County Commissioners and County Engineers
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Maebashi
Japan
William St. Girard
Parsons Reservoir
John P. Hagen
U.S. Satellite Project
U.S.S.R
Naval Research Laboratory
Ike
Homes For Aged
Chanute Ffa
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