Big Winners On TV Shows Face Perjury
New York AP reports three top TV quiz winners Charles Van Doren Hank Bloomgarden and Elfrida Van Nordroff face perjury charges for testifying falsely before grand juries in 1958 and 1960. Twenty contestants total are expected to surrender with possible jail terms and fines.
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New York
Charles van Doren
Hank Bloomgarden
Elfrida van Nardroff
Dist
Frank S. Hogan
van Doren
Bloomgarden
Miss von Nardroff
Columbia University
Bloomgarten
van Nordroff
Congressional Committee
Hogan
Vivienne Nearing
Manhattan
Paul Bain
Henrietta Dudley
Matuchin
N.J
Richard Klein
Brooklyn
David Mayer
Ruth Miller
Joseph Rosner
Greenwich Village
Patricia Sullivan
White Plaints
N.Y
Michael Trappin
McVey Campaign Rally Draws Local Support in Chanute
About 150 supporters gathered at Lincoln and Main to greet Walter McVey of Independence, Republican candidate for 3rd district congressman. McVey and boosters conducted a streetside rally with literature, brief remarks, and novelty numbers from the band. A caravan of about 20 vehicles toured Erie, Chanute, Buffalo, and Altoona, escorted by Young Republicans. Charles Forsyth of Erie joined the tour to Chanute and Wilson County towns.
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Lincoln
Main
Walter McVey
Independence
McVey
Erie
Chanute
Buffalo
Altoona
Charles Forsyth
GOP
Neosho
Wilson Counties
Wilson County
Rural school district realignment leaves 13% land shift
The state approved transferring 13 percent of land from Joint Rural High School District No. 3 to Girard Rural High School. The move excludes voters in the transferred area from a $275,000 bond election and reduces Joint Rural's valuation. Officials expect to offset tax losses by annexing new territory.
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STARK
Joint Rural High School
Girard Rural High School
Howard Woodworth
Woodworth
Hepler High
Walnut
Joint Rural
Hepler
Grant Rural
Here
Wood ‘Worth
Girard
Neosho
Allen Counties
State Traffic Fatal to Three
Three people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Levi Riffel 59 of Salina was found dead in a wrecked car in a drainage ditch six miles northwest of Salina on a county road. Billy N. Hester 26 of Topeka died in a one car crash at Newman Corners east of Topeka on Highway 24. Harriett Spiegel 32 wife of Dale Spiegel Democratic attorney general candidate was killed on the Kansas Turnpike east of Wichita.
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Levi Riffel
Salina
Riffel
Billy N. Hester
Topeka
Newman Corners
Hester
Henry W. Donahue
Harriett Spiegel
Dale Spiegel
Kansas
Kansas Turnpike
Wichita
Eisenhower Visit to Abilene Tuesday Brief Stop
President Eisenhower will visit Abilene on Tuesday afternoon to inspect the Eisenhower Library and visit the Eisenhower Museum with a brief stop of under ninety minutes and no speeches. He urges Kansans to elect the Nixon Lodge ticket and Republican congressmen in the upcoming November election.
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Topeka
Eisenhower
Nixon - Lodge
Kansas
James B. Pearson
Abilene
Eisenhower Library
Eisenhower Museum
Pearson
Washington
America
Free World
Dick Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tribune i
Congress
Lee Wasser
Con Renched
Gressman
Driver Bennie Vance Pleads Guilty to Joyriding
Bennie Vance of 1017 N Steuben pleaded guilty in police court to joyriding and driving without a license. He received 30 days in county jail for joyriding and 5 days for driving without a license, terms to run concurrently after officers arrested him early Saturday for taking a car belonging to Georgia Croger of Augusta without permission.
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Bennie Vance
N. Steuben
Vance
Georgia Croger
Augusta
Yates Center Girl Is Queen Finalist
Kansas State University announces homecoming queen finalists Judy Jo Allen Centra lia Eunice Jeanette House Goodland Pat Isbell and Mary Ellen Malmberg from Hays. The queen will be chosen in an all-school election October 26 to 28 and announced October 31.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Judy Jo Allen
Centralia
Janice Horsch
Yates Center
Eunice Jeanette House
Goodland
Pat, Isbell
Mary Ellen Malmberg
Hays
Kansas City man elected president of savings group
Arthur Peterson of Kansas City Kansas was elected president of the Kansas Savings and Loan Institute. Other officers chosen Saturday at the University of Kansas meeting include Don Henderson of Emporia as vice president and John Colliatie of Wichita as secretary treasurer.
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Lawrence
Arthur Peterson
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas Savings and Loan Institute
University of Kansas
Don Henderson
Emporia
John Colliatie
Wichita
Driver Arrested After DWI in Topeka
O D Butcher Jr of Topeka, formerly of Chanute, arrested at Lincoln and Elm at 5 p m Saturday on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Released on a 150 dollar bond yesterday, hearing set for 4 p m Thursday in police court.
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O. D. Butcher Jr
Topeka
Chanute
Lincoln and
Elm
Buffalo Homecoming Draws Huge Crowd Despite Clouds
Hundreds gathered for the Buffalo Homecoming celebration marking the 12th annual event. Homer May reported record turnout, with a free noon bean feed serving 200 pounds of beans. A Chanute to Toronto parade floated to the school grounds, with top prizes awarded for floats and team pulling. Prizes and honors went to the oldest and longest married couples, and children enjoyed afternoon races.
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Buffalo
Tribune
Homer May
The
Homecoming Assn
May
Chanute
Thayer
Midway
Altoona
Toronto
Wilson 4H
Buffalo Nazarene Church
Buffalo Methodist Cchurch
Delmer Woolery
Marvin Hall
Redfield
Roy O'Dell
Prescott
Larry Woolery
Kaye Childs
Esel Olson
Dave Hall
Tacoma
Wash
Wilbur Blackwood
Harold Shively
Benedict
Tidal Wave and Wind Kill Thousands in East Pakistan
Reports from Dacca say winds over 150 miles per hour and a devastating tidal wave struck East Pakistan. More than 3,090 died and hundreds of homes were destroyed while villages were buried in mud. Many survivors were left homeless as crops were flattened.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Resolution to Calm Down UN Assembly Debated in General Assembly Tone
Fifteen countries across five continents push a resolution to calm tensions at the United Nations General Assembly after Khrushchev's visit. Indian Defense Minister V K Krishna Menon planned to introduce it in a one hour speech, urging cooperation and steps to resolve world problems.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
V.K. Krishna Menon
United Nations
General Assembly
Frederik IX
Denmark
Austria
Bolivia
Burma
Ecuador
Finland
Ghana
India
Indonesia
Mexico
Morocco
Panama
Tunisia
United Arab Republic
Venezuela
Yugoslavia
Menon
Ito
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Assembly
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
Boland
1952 Dodge overturns but driver uninjured near Earlton
Mary Ellen Bailey aged 17 from Earlton drives a 1952 Dodge that overturns on South Plummer Road near 21st Street about 1:30 p.m. Saturday. The car is a total loss but Bailey avoids injury while passenger Jeffrey Bailey, 6, has a minor scratch. Both treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital and released. Additionally a noninjury collision occurred on US 59 six miles southwest of Elsmore about 3 p.m. yesterday involving Arthur C. Dahl of Els-more R1 and Armand Bishop of Parsons.
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Mary Ellen Bailey
Earlton
Plummer Road
21St Street
Highway Patrol
Jeffrey Bailey
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Arthur C. Dahl
Elsmore
Minor collision at Main and Lincoln in afternoon traffic
Police reported a 3 p.m. yesterday accident at Main and Lincoln involving a 1949 Chevrolet pickup driven by Forrest Stephens and a 1953 Mercury driven by Lillian C. Johnson. Front bumper damage noted on the pickup.
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Main
Lincoln
Forrest Stephens
Lillian C. Johnsson
Mrs Brinkerhoff Returns Home After Treatment
Mrs F W Brinkerhoff wife of Pittsburg Headlight Sun editor returned to her Pittsburg home after nearly four weeks at the University of Kansas Medical Center where she received treatment for a hip injury.
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Pittsburg
F. W. Brinkerhoff
Headlight & Sun
University of Kansas Medical Center
Five Bombs Explode In Buenos Aires
Five bombs exploded early today at different points around Buenos Aires with some damage but no injuries reported. A police spokesman linked the blasts to Peronist Loyalty Day and the 1945 march that helped Juan D. Peron rise to power for a decade.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Chanute Home Savings to Move Into New Building
Chanute Home Savings Assn will relocate to a new Lincoln and Walnut building this week with operations opening at 10 a.m. Monday. The old Main and Santa Fe offices will run limited service midweek, then close for the transfer. An open house will welcome the public 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. next week, with a Saturday preview for financial institutions and officials from 2 to 4 p.m. Invitations have been extended to banks statewide. over 200 attendees expected including leaders James Mc Bride, Thomas Wilson, and Paul B. Morrison. This agency, Chanute’s oldest, has operated since 1886, serving the Chanute-Humboldt-Yates Center-Thayer area. Construction began about 10 months ago.
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Chanute Home _ Savings Assn
Lincoln
Walnut
Robert N. Allen
Allen
Main
Santa Fe
James McBride
Federal Home Loan Bank
Topeka
Thomas Wilson
State Savings and Loan
Paul B. Morrison
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Chanute Home Savings
Chanute Building and Loan
Chanute
Chanute - Humboldt - Yates Center- Thayer Trade
Work Started On Keystone Dam Foundation In Oklahoma
Keystone Oklahoma AP reports foundation work begins on the 111 million Keystone Dam across the Arkansas River. The first concrete batch was poured Saturday as coins were tossed for luck. The project will use 750000 cubic yards of concrete, rising 121 feet and 4570 feet long with R W Hyde Jr of Jackson Mississippi holding a 16 million spillway contract.
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Keystone
Okla
Arkansas River
R. W. Hyde Jr
Jackson
Miss
Chanute Senior High gridiron girls clash in third annual game
Chanute Senior High Blue Comet players take over cheer duties as girls from junior and senior classes play by boys rules with 12 minute halves. Coaches Marion Stevens and Robert Cox lead 24 players each in a fund raising gridiron tilt for Royster stadium improvements and a picture gallery of all league performers. Gametime is 7 30.
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Chanute Senior High Blue Comet
C-Club
Chanute
Royster Stadium
Robert Cox
Cox
Bill Carl
Stevens
Typhoon Mamie Churns Through Pacific
Typhoon Mamie moves northwest across the Pacific with 106 mph winds. At 9 pm it was about 300 miles south-southwest of Iwo Jima, traveling slowly at 4 mph, far from inhabited islands, according to U.S. Air Force weather officials in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Pacific
U.S. Air Force
Iwo Jima
Court declines to rule on Johnson candidacy case
The Supreme Court today refused to rule on objections by a Texas Democrat to Lyndon B. Johnsons candidacy for both the U.S. Senate and Vice President in the November election. Michael E. Schwille sought an injunction against a Texas law allowing Johnsons name on the ballot. Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. dismissed the request for lacking a substantial federal question.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Texas
Working Flu Victims Are Potential Killers
The British Safety Council links flu to deaths and injuries across roads, industry, and home. It brands workers who ignore flu symptoms as a menace and urges mass vaccination and posters telling ill workers to stay home.
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London
British Safety Council
Council
Instructor Rescues Student Parachuter in Ontario
In Paris Ontario a 21 year old Woodstock student, George van Roosmalen, became entangled in a parachute line at 3200 feet. Instructor Alfred Coxall, 33, slid down, cut free the line, then opened his parachute after pulling van Roosmalen’s ripcord. Both landed safely.
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Paris
Ont
George van Roosmalen
Woodstock
Alfred Coxall
Weather forecast for Topeka: mild and sunny Tuesday
AP reports a minor cold front will bring cloudiness and a slight dip tonight into Tuesday. Kansans should see highs in the 70s today and a few degrees lower on Tuesday, with 63 to 73s across cities like Dodge City and Wamego.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wamego
Dodge City
iGoodland
Concordia
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Tonya Mitchell
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