United States To Cut Formosa Naval Forces On Ceasefire Extension
The United States plans to reduce its naval forces in the Formosa Strait as the Quemoy cease-fire is extended by two weeks. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles call the move good news and favor negotiated settlement, with McElroy noting no immediate withdrawal. Dulles and Green discuss policy differences but warn Communists against misinterpreting U.S. resolve. Nationalist Chiang Kai-shek rejects cutting his offshore garrison. Hagerty confirms White House optimism for new diplomatic efforts.
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Washington
United States
Formosa Strait
Red China
Quemoy
Eisenhower
State Dulles
White House
Formosa
Neil H. McElroy
U. S
U. S. Formosa
China
Matsu Islands
Chiang Kai-shek
Building Plan Advances for Menninger Foundation Topeka
The Menninger Foundation in Topeka prioritizes constructing child psychiatry buildings to expand capacity, contingent on Hill-Burton federal aid. Plans include a combined research education clinical library building and a cooperative biochemical research program with Midwest Research Institute. New trustees include Dr. Charles Kimball and Lyle Spencer.
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Topeka
Menninger Foundation
Topeka Psychiatric Center
Hill-Burton Hospital
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Charles Kimball
Lyle Spencer
Science Research Associates
Chicago
KDIC Endorses Water Resources Amendment
The Kansas Industrial Development Commission endorsed the water resources amendment by unanimous vote. It would allow state participation in flood control and water conservation projects in the general election next month.
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Topeka
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Scouts Kickoff Fund Campaign At Silver Grill
A breakfast kickoff for the Boy Scouts advance gifts drive was held at the Silver Grill. Chuck Rodgers outlined the program for workers who will visit Chanute area businesses this week. Funds support the 1959 Sedan Area Council budget. Bill Young noted the council cost per day to run Scouting. Attendees included Floyd Potter Al Levernz Chuck Rodgers E W Johnson Art Krone Raymond York Dwight Diver and others.
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Silver Grill
Chanute
Boy Scouts
Chuck Rodgers
Sedan Area
Bill Young
Rodgers
Floyd Potter
al Leverenz
E. W. Johnson
Art Krone
Raymond York
Dwight Diver
Carl Pate
Floyd Naff
Giles Whitworth
al Endes
Joe Louis
Emil Lofgren
Marlin Blackston
Jerry Stewart
Charles Garrett
Sedan
Tribune
FBI Conference Here Thursday
About 60 southeast Kansas peace officers are expected here Thursday for a Federal Bureau of Investigation conference at the State Highway Commission building from 9 30 a m to 4 p m on law enforcement. The conference will discuss interstate transportation of stolen property major thefts confidence games swindles and fraudulent checks.
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Southeast
Kansas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Highway Commission
Bank and Credit Bureau
FBI
W. Mark Felt
Kansas City
United States
Chrysler Workers Return to Jobs as Strike Ties Ease
About 15,000 Chrysler workers went back to work after stoppages tied to UAW contracts. GM reported 18 of 126 plants operating with 44,000 back, while 108 GM plants remained idle affecting 231,000 workers. Local settlements at GM and Chrysler ended tieups in Detroit Evansville and Twinsburg with 9,000 more returning.
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Detroit
Chrysler
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Evansville
Ind
Twinsburg
Ohio
Graham Presses Ahead With Rally in Columbia
Evangelist Billy Graham announced plans to proceed with a October 26 rally on the State Capitol grounds in Columbia despite South Carolina Governor George Bell Timmerman opposing the event as potentially harmful to segregation. Graham said his aim is to present the cross of Christ and that he believes Columbia would not object to such a goal.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Billy Graham
State Capitol
Columbia
George Bell Timmerman
Graham
South Carolina
Two Kansas Deaths In Weekend Traffic
Two Kansas deaths occurred in weekend traffic incidents. Tommy Taylor Jr., 29, of Wichita, died in a two car crash eight miles west of Kingman on U S 54. four others were injured. Raymond Flores, 13, of Hutchinson, was fatally injured in a one car crash southeast of South Hutchinson. Missouri reported four weekend traffic deaths.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Tommy Taylor Jr
Wichita
Raymond Flores
Hutchinson
Taylor
Kingman
U. S&s
Flores Boy
South Hutchinson
Missouri
Weather Forecast Outlook Through Tuesday
Generally fair and a little warmer through Tuesday with low temperatures around 55 degrees and highs near 40 to 45. The 1 pm readings show humidity and a barometer at 29.26 inches and falling.
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Keene
Wight
Kansas Enjoys Mild Weekend Weather Across Regions
The weather bureau reports fair mild conditions over the weekend with October like warmth. Forecaster Richard Garrett says eastern southern Kansas may reach near 80 today and continued mild conditions through Tuesday with highs 78 to 85 and little precipitation.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Wichita
Goodland
Garden City
Garrett
Ike Plans Quiet Visit To Abilene
President Eisenhower will spend a quiet two day stop in Abilene Kansas to visit friends inspect exhibits at the Eisenhower Museum and view more than two million dollars in displays. The trip includes a 4 p.m. Friday arrival at Salina and a Saturday museum visit before a noon departure to Denver.
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Ike
Abilene
Abilene, Kan
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Museum
Eisenhowers
Schilling
Denver
Europe
Quadruplets Born To Detroit Mother
Quadruplet girls were born Sunday night to Mrs. Julia Ullman, 33, wife of a carpenter in suburban Clawson. Each baby weighed four pounds or more and were described as strong and healthy by Grace Hospital attendants. The Ullmans have two other children.
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Detroit
Julia Ullman
Clawson
Grace Hospital
Ullmans
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Schedule 1958 Update
Kansas accident records show 2 fatalities in the last 24 hours and 423 for 1958 to date, compared with 426 for the same period in 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Virginia Laws Review By High Court
The Supreme Court agreed to hear challenges to three 1956 Virginia laws aimed at the NAACP. The cases involve registration and penalties for racial litigation efforts, with the high court noting probable jurisdiction. Louisiana also sought review over a certificate of eligibility for state college admissions challenged as unconstitutional.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Louisiana
U.S. District Court
Richmond
High Court
Virginia General Assembly
U.S
High Tribunal
Special Court
Court of Equity
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Louisiana State Board of Education
Board of Supervisors of
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
Circuit Court
Kansas Oklahoma football game designated TV game of the week
The Oklahoma Kansas game at Lawrence is named the television game of the week. Reaves Peters, Big Eight executive director, said 19 stations in Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa will carry the 1 30 p m kickoff.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Reaves Peters
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Youth Driver Involved In West County Pickup Overturn
Donnie Gene Elder, 15, of Stark escaped injury when the 1954 Dodge he drove overturned seven miles west of here on highway K39 at about 7 30 a m yesterday. Undersheriff Jack Reynolds said the youth was examined at the Erie Clinic and released. The pickup was a total loss owned by Arnold Elder.
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Stark
Donnie Gene Elder
Here
K39
Jack Reynolds
Erie Clinic
Arnold Elder
Moon Rocket Pioneer Reaches Record Altitude Before Disintegration
The U S Pioneer lunar probe reached about 79 120 miles in space before re entering the atmosphere over the south Pacific around 12 00 am EDT It provided valuable data on space radiation and the Earth's magnetic field and marked a record ascent for a man made vehicle with the potential to influence future manned spaceflight.
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Washington
U. S
Earth
Space
Air Force
Pentagon
Pioneer
South Pacific
Cape Canaveral
Fla
South Pacific Ocean
Moon
Bernard A. Schriever
Ballistic Missile Division
Moscow
United States
Yule Decoration On Display Here
Christmas tree silhouettes shown on Main and 107 East Main will be lit for a week to ten days. An 11 foot tree at Main and Lincoln and a 5 foot tree at 107 East Main showcase standard bulbs and twinkle lights as samples for public viewing. The Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee plans alternating 5 foot silhouettes and 8 foot scrolls along Main from Forest to Central this year, with unused garland from last year added. Contributions can be mailed to Dale Fairchild, committee chair, care of the chamber office at the Memorial building.
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Main
Lincoln
E. Main
Chamber of Commerce
Forest
Dale Fairichild
Memorial Building
Cornfield Fires Damage Grain on J L Smith Farm
Firemen rushed to a cornfield owned by J L Smith four miles south and one mile east of town Saturday afternoon. Two blazes set by a mechanical corn picker burned a small amount of grain. First call at 1 05, second at 1 58, eight minutes after returning from the initial blaze.
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J. L. Smith
Pope Pius XII Laid to Rest in St. Peter's Basilica
In Vatican City the pontiff's funeral opens with solemn rites in St. Peter's Basilica. Archbishops and cardinals, including Francis Cardinal Spellman, attend as three coffins—cypress, lead, and red cedar—are prepared for interment. The rite, led by Msgr. Enrico Dante and Msgr. Acanisius van Lierde, follows historic Vatican ceremonies.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter's
Basilica
St. Peter's Square
Pasqualina
Msgr
Enrico Dante
Vatican
Acanisius van Lierdecristan
Pope XII
St. Peter's Fee
Tedeschini
Pal
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Jean
College
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Private Classes For Few Pupils In Little Rock
A small group of Little Rock high school students begin private classes as public schools face continued closure. Westover Hills Presbyterian and Second Baptist churches offer about 60 students a limited curriculum while Lime Rock Private School Corp plans to open all white schools for over 3,000 students left without classes. Rural districts accept 71 additional Little Rock pupils, but capacity remains tight. The case over leasing closed school buildings to private segregated institutions is set for the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis, with the NAACP and Justice Department seeking continuation of the court order against the district.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Westover Hills Presbyterian Church
The
Second Baptist Church
Lime Rock Private School Corp
Orval E. Faubus
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Justice Department
Mrs Bertram Wall Injured in Car Crash
Mrs Bertram Wall 45 of 721 N Forest sustained a fractured left leg between the hip and knee a dislocated right hip plus cuts and bruises after her car struck a tree at 1008 N Santa Fe about 12 40 a m yesterday. Her daughter Bertha 8 suffered a head bump but was not seriously hurt. The collision occurred while returning from a football game in Emporia and Mrs Wall apparently dozed at the wheel.
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Bertram Wall
N. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
N. Santa Fe
Bertha
Wail
Emporia
Wall
Pet and Bike Parade Here Saturday
The 12th annual pet and vehicle parade, sponsored by the Chanute Lions Club, will start at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Contestants from Royster Junior High meet at the school. Vehicle categories welcome wagons and home-made vehicles. Three cash prizes per division: 3, 2, and 1 dollars. Divisions cover grades 1–2, 3–4, and 5–6. Insurance note and horse entries not allowed.
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Chanute Lions Club
Marior Stevens
Royster
Wasser
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Theodore F. Green
Rhode Island
Foreign Relations Committee
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Menninger
KDIC
Scouts
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Mrs. Eisenhower
Secret Service
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Gen. Schriever
Atlantic Ocean
United
Bahamas
Shaiti
Cuba
Som
Rome
Nur
Catholicism
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