UN Assembly Prepares for Crowded Disarmament Agenda
The United Nations General Assembly faces a packed week with 68 questions, led by rival East West disarmament plans. Key disputes include quick general disarmament versus early implementation, and calls for changes to the UN Secretariat.
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United Nations
N.Y
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Assembly
United States
Britain
Italy
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Disarmament Commission
Algeria
U.S
Soviet Union
Hungary
Tibet
Fire Prevention Hat Incident Ends in Tragedy
In Wichita Steven Pomeréy 9 dies after a rifle bullet hits his red Fire Prevention Week hat on the way home from school. His 9-year-old sister Linda nearby. 9-year-old Terry Allen Grant in custody with authorities stating the shooting was not accidental.
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Wichita
Steven Pomeréy
Linda
Steven
Terry Allen Grant
Ed Nelms
Sheriff's
Young Grant
Keith Sanborn
Weather Outlook Cooler With Showers Across Kansas
Light rains lingered in western Kansas with a few central sites reporting showers. Goodland saw the first season snow melt as coastal moisture moved east. Lows tonight vary from 26 to the mid 50s across the state, with scattered showers and cooler highs planned for Sunday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Liberal
Loretto
Osborne
Russell
Hill City
Hutchinson
Wichita
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Area
AP notes 24 hours to 9 am log of Kansas traffic deaths with 1960 figure 371 and 1959 figure 459, indicating a rise or comparison in fatalities across the period. The report lists totals for 24 hours ending 9 am and cites statewide context.
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Topeka
Kansas
New Section of Highway K6 Near Stark Opens to Traffic
A new K6 highway section east of Chanute is open to traffic as part of improvements slated to become US 59. The route bypasses Stark Lavonburg and Elsmore, removes several narrow bridges, and connects with the Erie bypass. Surfacing is finished though marking shoulders and guard rails remain.
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Stark
Chanute
Lavonburg
Elsmore
Flat Rock Creek
Jack L. Goodrich
District High
Erie
Chanute, Humboldt
Lola
Hearst Buys Gannett Knickerbocker News in Albany
The Hearst Corp. bought the Knickerbocker News from Gannett Co. for 3.85 million dollars. Richard Berlin, Hearst president, said the paper would remain a separate publication with its own editorial voice and would keep using the Gannett News Service office.
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Albany, N. Y
Hearst Corp
Albany Times-Union Today
Knickerbocker News
Gannett Co
Richard Berlin
Gannett News Service
Centennial Pageant Proposed for Chanute Centenial Observance
Chanute chamber of commerce proposes two paths for Kansas centennial events next year. A pageant on local history and a second floor museum exhibit at Osa and Martin Johnson museum opening around Jan 1. Schools to possibly run the pageant, with an essay contest, a centennial dance, and an antique auto show under study.
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Chanute
Chamber of Commerce Centennial Committee
Osa and Martin Johnson Museum
Wichita Car Club
State Centennial Committee
Bill Young
Hunter Killer Force In Pacific Searches for Sub
A navy hunter killer task force led by the carrier Kearsarge swept the Pacific today seeking an unidentified underwater object that could be a submarine or a school of fish. No sighting reported by morning. most contacts turn out to be marine life.
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Honolulu
Kearsarge
Pacific
Navy
Soviet Union
China
Adm
John S. Thach
Joint Rural High School bond election Tuesday vote
Patrons of Joint Rural High School District No. 3 vote on a $275,000 bond issue for remodeling and expansion at the high school site formerly Grant High School. Voting runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the school. Bonds retire over 20 years with an estimated $4.50 per $1,000 assessed valuation tax.
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STARK
Grant High School
Lee Wasser
Spiegel Injury After Kansas Turnpike Crash
Democratic candidate for attorney general Dale Spiegel and his wife were in a car crash two miles east of the East Wichita interchange on the Kansas Turnpike. Spiegel, 35, was hospitalized with hand lacerations and possible leg or shoulder injuries. his wife was killed.
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Wichita
Kan
APY
Dale Spiegel
Fee
Kamesas Turnpike
Spiegel
Wesley Hospital
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Lew Tetley
Gannett
Tribune
Tiny
Cecil Miller
Lawrence
Long Beach
Calif
San Diego
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