Governor weighs fate of Chessman in clemency ruling
California Governor Edmund Brown ends three hour clemency hearing without hint on commuting Caryl Chessman’s death penalty. Brown will decide whether to spare Chessman or allow execution next Friday at San Quentin. Davis to file new US Supreme Court appeal today.
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Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Caryl Chessman
Brown
Chessman
San Quentin
Los Angeles
J. Miller Leavy
Leavy
Davis
United States Supreme Court
Erie Club Hosts Bridge Night and Local News Updates
Mrs Rita Bowman hosted the Du Ettes Club at her East 4th home with guests Mrs Marion Richey and Mrs Ross Jones. High score went to Mrs Pershing Brady, consolation to Mrs Tom Burress, traveling prize to Mrs Roger Kensinger. Other notes include community mentions of hospital returnees and visits, local officials and abdistrict events.
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Rita Bowman
Du-Ettes Club
East 4Th
Marion Richey
Ross Jones
Pershing Brady
Tom Burress
Roger Kensinger
Brady
Everett McGowen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Ruth Simon
California
W. E. Reynolds
Merie Smith
Jerry
Jan
Topeka
Don. McAlister
McAlister
Smith
TV Should Rerun Quiz Shows Under Find the Fix
AP reviewer advocates rerunning old quiz programs amid probes into rigged shows. He cites Dec 5 1956 Twenty One episode with Herbert Stempel and Charles Van Doren, praising Van Doren's dramatic performance and noting staged reactions and coached responses.
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Saul Pett
NBC
Twenty-One
House
Pett
New York
Herbert Stempel
Charles van Doren
Stempel
van Doren
Van
Family trip updates from Mountain Home area residents
The report notes individuals returning home to Mountain Home Idaho after visits with relatives. Mrs Virla Dixon is in Okmulgee Oklahoma visiting a daughter. Mrs Earl Kustandorter came back from Columbus Georgia where she visited her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs James Burke.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
Dale
Crumrine
Virla Dixon
Okmulgee
Okla
Earl Kustandorter
Columbus
James. Burke
Nixon cites world peace as key issue for 25 years
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arriving for a 10 day vacation says the basic issue in the next 25 years is world peace and that it hinges on Soviet willingness to follow the rules of international competition. In Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, the 100th anniversary of John Brown’s raid on the federal arsenal is observed. Nine hurt from fumes in a New York tenement fire.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
John Brown
Brown
Charles Town
Crosby in Los Angeles for Mary Frances christening
Bing Crosby and family travel by air to Los Angeles for the christening of his daughter Mary Frances. Kathy Grant’s mother, D E Grandstaff, reports Frances Sullivan baked the pound cake taken aboard. Crosby’s inlaws and the press note the family event.
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Houston
Tex
Bing Crosby
D.E. Grandstaff
Frances Sullivan
Los Angeles
Crosby
Mary Frances
Mrs. Grandstaff
Bing
Kathy Grant
Mother of Ten Victim of Polio in Missouri
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. AP Mrs John Stuppy 41 mother of ten died last night at Missouri Methodist Hospital from bulbar polio Her husband 43 a greenhouse manager also a polio patient in hospital condition satisfactory Neither received Salk shots All children aged 9 months to 16 years have had three Salk shots and none are stricken.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
John Stuppy
Missouri Methodist Hospital
Plan to finish 196 houses in Kansas City area edges toward approval
Arizona Savings and Loan Assn in Phoenix won tentative court approval to complete and sell 196 Elbel financed houses in the Kansas City area. Receivership followed loans of about nine million dollars to Donald R. Elbel. $400000 may be used to pay creditors, with Stanton to complete houses at cost plus margins.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona Savings and Loan Assn
Kansas City
Arizona Savings and Loan
Donald R. Elbel
Elbel
Coffeyville Loan and Investment Corp
Stanton
The
Savings and Loan Association
Woodridge Corp
Ray B. Lucas
Missouri Supreme Court
Phoenix
Reflector Tape Urged For Protecting Spooks
Chicago readers are urged to use reflective tape on children's costumes this Halloween to improve visibility. Local safety officials stress bright colors and reflective materials for pedestrians and trick or treaters.
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Chicago
AMA and Safety Council Advise Safe Halloween Dress
The American Medical Association and the National Safety Council urge flameproof light costumes and visible colors for Halloween. They warn masks can limit vision and cause suffocation, and list candles torches knives and swords as other hazards in Today’s Health.
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American Medical Assn
National Safety Council
The
AMA
Farrelly Seeks Kampus King Title at St Louis University
David Farrelly a university junior campaigns for Kampus King aiming to curb levity in the annual student popularity contest and focus on seriousness. He says if elected he would avoid the throne entirely.
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ST. Louis, Mo
David Farrelly
St. Louis University
New Books Arrive at Public Library Collection
Margaret Barrett, librarian, announced new acquisitions for the library. The list includes My Unwelcome Guests by Frederick S. Baldi, Cave by Robert Penn Warren, Status Seekers by Vance Packard, Richard Nixon by Earl Maze, Passage to Glory by Helen Augur, Kentucky Stand by Jere Wheelwright, Elements of Style by Strunk, New York Places and Pleasures by Kate Simon, Marketing Kansas Wheat by the Kansas State Board of Agriculture, No Next of Kin by Doris Disney, Final Diagnosis by Arthur Hailey, and William Diamond's Drum by Arthur Tourtellet. Final Diagnosis depicts hospital life in a modern industrial town. Drum centers on Revolutionary battles.
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Marguerite Barrett
Frederick S. Baldi
Cave
Robert Penn Warren
Vance C. Packard
Richard Nixon
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Doris Disney
Arthur Hailey
William Diamond
Arthur Tourtellet
Pennsylvania
Lexington
Concord
Final Rites of Errol Flynn in Dispute
Patrice Wymore arrives from Washington to arrange Flynn funeral in Hollywood after his death in Vancouver. Beverly Radland, Flynn’s companion at death, plans to contest Wymore’s right to funeral arrangements and says Flynn and she planned to marry.
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Patrice Wymore
Errol Flynn
Washington, D. C
Miss Wymore
Flynn
Vancouver
B.C
Hollywood
Washington
Beverly Radland
Flynn dies in Jamaica after divorce disaster
Beverly Wymore plans Hollywood funeral and possible Jamaica memorial for actor Flynn after his death in Jamaica. Police keep mortuary crowds from entering as an autopsy links coron ary thrombosis to ailing arteries and liver degeneration.
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Jamaica
Florence Radland
Beverly
Flynn
Hollywood
Navigation Season Ends on Missouri River
The navigation season will close at Omaha on Nov. 3, St. Joseph on Nov. 4, Kansas City on Nov. 5, and Boonville on Nov. 7, according to AP.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Omaha
St. Joseph
Boonville
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Anna Hale Estate
In the Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas on October 7 1959 Dean G Skinner was appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Anna Hale deceased late of Neosho County Kansas All creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred Robert Pennington attorney for administrator.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Anna Hale
Neosho County tax lien case targets Chanute Osage Mission properties
The Neosho County District Court at Erie grants notice of a petition by the Board of County Commissioners seeking to determine taxes charges and penalties on numerous Chanute Mission Erie and Osage properties. The action aims to establish a first lien and order public sale to satisfy costs and expenses with a November 28 1959 pleading deadline. People named include Amyx Atkinson Arentz Beck Daggett Edwards Johnson Linden McCauley McCauley Miller Nunnick Owens Paul Owens Eanes etc. Real estate and mineral rights across multiple lots additions and sections in Chanute Mission Osage City Erie and related parcels are listed. The document includes extensive parcel descriptions and mineral rights interests. The case is signed by County Attorney Richard Ashley and Clerk Merie Estes.
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The
Kansas
MYX
Florence Atkinson
Luke Arentz
Hallie P. Beck
Gussie Sydney B. Daggett
W. J. Edwards
Albin Johnson
Frank W. Linden
Dres McCauley
Holmes R. McCauley
Metro Club OF
Parsons
Ami H. Miller
Mary T. Nunnick
J. J. Owens
John A. Owens
M. Ethelbert Owens
M. Lilliana Owens
Raymond J. Owens
D. H. Pike
Moskie
Jay Smith
Helen Thompson
W. E
District Court
Neosho County
Erie
Block & Burton
Chanute
Crestview
Jones
Town of
Mission
St Paul
City of St. Paul
Kan- Bae
Lake MecKinney Heights
Kimball
Cunninghare
Hariton
Park Place
Lake McKinney Heights
Lake McKinney
S T Paul
St. Paul
Dildine
City of Erie
City of Osage Mission
Neosho River
Township
Ana
New Chicago
Capelta
Kanas
Or Ae
Malcolm
Morehead
Neosho
Neosho Od
P.M
Weavers
Ute
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Bob McKinney
Mike Sears
Robert Pennington
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C. P. McKinnie
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Anderson County
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Fred B. Huettenmueller
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Iola
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Sinclair
SAT. & Sun
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