Soviet Leader Faces Fresh Setbacks At UN
The Soviet Premier Khrushchev faced more defeats in the United Nations General Assembly as he pushed for immediate independence for colonies and a U.S. aggression condemnation. He pressed for debates bypassing committees and warned the West not to bully or threaten with disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Zies
India
Khrushchev
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menzies
U. N
United States
Soviet Union
Robert G. Men
Theis accuses Schoeppel of falsehood in Senate race
In Topeka Frank Theis charges Andrew Schoeppel lied about chairing a Senate subcommittee and alleges the Wichita firm gained trucking clients after his chairmanship. Schoeppel denies the claim and offers records for review. Theis vows to reveal his tax records and cites a legal directory linking Schoeppel to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoeppel
Subcommittee
Wichita
Theis
Kansas
Topeka
Five Rescued From Burning Kansas City Apartment
Firemen saved five people from a three story building at 1700 Prospect Kansas City Tuesday night. Three rescued from the third floor by ladders and one 66 year old invalid Charles Moore was carried out unconscious. The blaze smoldered on the second floor with $2,500 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Prospect
Charles Moore
Warning Against Referral Selling Tactics
Chamber of Commerce warns about referral selling where customers gain large credits for names of qualified prospects who must also buy. Chamber manager Joe Melnyk notes no local reports, but points to nationwide use and risk of inflated prices as referrals exhaust prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Melnyk
Melnyk
Weather outlook and Kansas fronts forecast showers
In Topeka the AP notes a slow moving cold front advancing into Kansas with cloudy skies and chances of scattered thundershowers through Thursday. Rain expected across central and eastern Kansas today and tonight, with gradual clearing statewide as the front crosses in 24 to 36 hours. Highs near 80 Thursday, lows cooler tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Woman dies avoiding rabbit on U S 71 near Nevada Mo
Mrs. Edna Lavinia Robertson, 63, of Joplin, was fatally injured Tuesday on U S 71 when she swerved to avoid a rabbit. The crash occurred near Nevada Missouri and details indicate a fatality in the collision aftermath.
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Nevada
Edna Lavinia Robertson
Joplin
U. S. 71
Sanatorium Conversion Opposed by Norton Doctor
Dr. C F Taylor, superintendent of the Norton state tuberculosis sanatorium, argued against converting the facility to non medical uses and urged expansion to treat chronic diseases of the aged, mentally retarded children, and chronic lung cases. He cited a bed gap for chronically ill in Kansas and noted cost differences and current patient numbers.
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Norton, Kas
C. F. Taylor
Norton
George Docking
Taylor
Kansas
Chanute
Traffic Fatalities Log Near Topeka Shows 367 In 1960
Kansas traffic death log records 367 fatalities in 24 hours up to 9 am Wednesday, 1960, compared with 454 in the previous year. Compiled figures cover Topeka and surrounding areas, indicating a high level of roadway danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Yankees Rally to Tie World Series in 12-0 Victory
New York Yankees crush Pittsburgh Pirates 12-0 behind Whitey Ford’s pitching to even the series at 3-3. Stanton, Mazeroski, and Clemente provide brief Pirates highlights as the game ends with the deciding seventh game set for Forbes Field.
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Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes Field
Ness City student killed in hunting accident
Ness City Kansas Lester Geissel a 17 year old Ness City High School senior was killed while hunting with three classmates on a farm southwest of Ness City Sheriff said the shooting was accidental and the victim was the son of Mr and Mrs Leo Geissel.
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Ness City
Kan
Lester Geissel
Ness City High School
Harold Melis
Leo Geissel
Mother and four daughters perish in early fire
Buffalo police say Mary Dustin, 39, and her daughters Annette 6 Dawn 4 Denice 3 and Dorothy 2 died in a two story frame home fire. Two sons from a former marriage escaped. The daughters father died last August of a heart attack.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Dustin
Annette
Dawn
Denice
Dorothy
Chasing Football Fatal for Youth in Kansas
Larry Nicholson 13 dies after running into the road to fetch a football near his home south of Glen Elder Kansas. He is survived by Mr and Mrs Ralph Nicholson. The fatal accident occurred Monday night near the family farm.
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Moscow
General Assembly
Assembly
Reloit
Kan
Larry Nicholson
Ralph Nicholson
Sfarm
Glen Elder
Murder trial for Airman at Forbes AFB
Witnesses at the court martial testified that Airman 2.C Daniel Gorko threatened the victim while colleagues say guards practiced quick drawing. Airman 3.C Sidney Cheers, 19, of Chicago, was fatally shot on May 27 during guard duty. Defense seeks insanity. Gorko, 20, of Buffalo, is examined by psychiatrists.
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Topeka
Airman
Daniel Gorko
Gorko
Forbes Air Force Base
Sidney Cheers
Chicago
Sam Crow
Wichita used car dealer killed in turnpike crash
Fred N. Probst 45, operator of a Wichita used car business, died after his car struck a bridge abutment on the Kansas Turnpike three miles east of Lawrence. Authorities reported the Tuesday night accident under AP. Lawrence, Kansas.
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Lawrence
Fred N. Probst
Wichita
Kansas
Lee
Jury trial opened for October term in Erie district court
Erie district court opened the October term with three state cases on driving while intoxicated charges and eight civil suits set for jury trial. State cases include Quinton Max Jackson Luther and Beachner with Nov. 28 trials. Civil trials begin Nov. 30, include Duling vs Vandervoort and Duling vs Vandervoort, then Thurman and Thurman versus Miller actions arising from traffic accidents. Dec. 5 trials cover Hudsons and Summers Taxi actions. Dec. 6 set for Thayer city condemnation appeal for waterworks land and flowage easement. Court recessed at 1:45 p.m.
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ERIE
Quinton Max Jackson
Leonard A. ‘Luther
John Joseph Beachner
Jackson
Luther
Beachner
James Duling
Owen Duling
Earl Vandervoort
Frances Duling
Bertha Thurman
Victor J. Miller
Charlotte Thurman
Arthur Thurman
Mary Ann Hudson
Lee
City seeks authority to issue no fund warrants for fire truck
An application to the State Board of Tax Appeals in Topeka requests permission to issue no-fund warrants up to 50 000 to pay for a new fire truck due for delivery next month. City Manager R J Hayes and City Attorney George Donaldson presented the request citing budget provisions. Tentative delivery date for the truck is November 27.
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State Board of Tax Appeals
Topeka
R. J. Hayes
George Donaldson
Liberal Police Chief Heads Peace Officers
Ralph Smith of Liberal was elected president of the Kansas Peace Officers Association. Ed Dunkel of El Dorado became vice president, Bill Friensen of Wichita was re elected secretary treasurer. Wichita No. 1 pistol team won with 1081, Topeka No. 1 was second at 1078, individual champ was Sgt. Harold Koehler of Wichita.
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Topeka (Ap
Ralph Smith
Liberal
Kansas Peace Officers Association
Ed Dunkel
el Dorado
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bill Friensen
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Wichita Police Department
Topeka Police Department
Harold Koehler
JayCee Activities Across Levels Highlight Chanute Dinner Meeting
Sixteen Chanute JayCees heard from national director Jack Grove and district VP Dick Parrish about JayCee activities. Local plans include a Neosho County float for the Kansas Centennial and a Tibetan Rehabilitation fundraiser. Additional notes covered district meeting reports, park and lake improvements, a pheasant hunt invitation, and a $20 surplus from the Fall Festival after expenses.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chanute JayCees
Maple Leaf
Jack Grove
Coffeyville
Dick Parrish
Pittsburg
Carl North
Walt Howard
Marcel Norman
Richard Norman
Howard
Kansas
The
JayCees
Tibet
Ulysses JayCees
Grant County
Linda Park
Fred Harris
Linda
Chanute
Kansas City
75 000 Bond Issue For Neosho Hospital Approved
Neosho Memorial Hospital trustees announced no protests were filed against the 75 000 bond issue certified to county commissioners for hospital additions. Bonds will be issued without a vote to fund a new patient bed wing and obstetrics addition as bids are revised to fit funds. Contracts expected soon as administration wing nears completion.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Three Held After Coffeyville Station Robbery
A Coffeyville filling station was robbed by two men who forced the operator and a customer into separate rooms before fleeing in a car. About 42 hours later three men were arrested in Burlington after their car stalled. they were identified as Gilbert Chambers, 19, Carlton Clough, 18, both of Omaha, and O Dell Johnson, 19, of Independence. They were held in Coffeyville jail. no charges filed. Police recovered $78.
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Coffeyville
Kas
Burlington
Gilbert Louis Chambers
Carlton Howard Clough
Omaha
Neb
O'Dell Johnson
Independence
Harold Soles
Seaman Defies Soviet Envoys in New York
Victor Jaanimets, a 29 year old Estonian sailor who fled Khrushchev's ship, refused Soviet diplomats in Manhattan. He said no one forced his decision and criticized the embassy officials. He was seized by a five man shore party then taken to the immigration office for processing while authorities check details.
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New York
Khrushchev
Victor Jaanimets
Victor Ozipov
Washington
Valeri Kravchenko
Manhattan
Estonia
Immigration Office
Immigration Service
Jaanimets
Student assassinates Japanese leftist leader in Tokyo
In Tokyo a 17 year old right wing student Otaya Yamaguchi assassinated Socialist party chairman Inejiro Asanuma during a campaign event. He stabbed Asanuma twice with a sword and was seized by attendees. A 10,000 strong leftist march demanded Prime Minister Ikeda's resignation. Police said no accomplices and Asanuma died from chest wounds.
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Tokyo
Socialist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
China
Otaya Yamaguchi
Asanuma
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Sohyo
Japan
Greater Japan Patriotic Society
Forget-Me-Not sale planned by veterans and scouts
The Neosho County chapter of the Disabled American Veterans will conduct a Forget-Me-Not sale all day Saturday. Troop 100 of the Boy Scouts will conduct the sale.
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Neosho County
The
Disabled American Veterans
Carl Magill
Troop 100
Boy Scouts
Insurance Agents Elect Elkhart Man
Burt Elder of Elkhart was elected president of the Kansas Association of Independent Insurance Agents at the close of its 40th annual conference. Other officers include Preston Bacon of Newton as president elect and George Staeber Jr. of Topeka as secretary waves your carrier while Don Patterson of Hutchinson serves as treasurer.
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Wichita
Burt Elder
Elkhart
Kansas Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Preston Bacon
Newton
George
Staeber Jr
Topeka
Don Patterson
Hutchinson
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K.C
Beth Nelson
Highland Park
Beth
Kenneth Nelson
R. J
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Friend
Cheney
Mizell
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Boyer
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Pirates
Bob Turley
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Mantle
Berra
Bus Mauch
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Hoak
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Ted Kluszewski
Gene Baker
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