Top Russians Slip From Poland After Attempt to Stem Revolt
Soviet leaders including Khrushchev left Poland after talks described as frank and friendly amid a Polish crisis. A Polish Politburo delegation will visit Moscow for consultations while troops reportedly stationed near Warsaw fueled tensions. Gomulka's comeback gained support as democratization was praised on Warsaw radio.
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Poland
Warsaw
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Mos
Valdislaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Memorial Park Cemetery flower thefts reported
Police report unidentified individuals stealing flowers and potted plants from graves at Memorial Park Cemetery. A stray billy goat occupied a porch at 1102 S Central before being taken to the city pound by keeper A E Clark. Electric lighting project for Third Street subway completed with 78 bulbs and an automatic dimmer system.
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Memorial Park Cemetery
P. T. Gaughan
S. Central
A. E. Clark
Third Street
Vincent Baylor
City Electrician
Ike Receives Bulganin Note From Soviet Premier
A surprise note from Soviet Premier Bulganin to President Eisenhower arrived as Eisenhower was away from Washington. The State Department kept content and subject matter secret. Officials speculated the letter might address Russia’s push to end all nuclear tests amid ongoing debates over hydrogen bomb tests.
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Washington
Bulganin
Eisenhower
State Department
Dulles
Russia
Montgomery Suit Seeks Loss of Safeway Charter
Independence Kansas county attorney files suit in district court to strip Safeway Stores Inc of corporate rights and privileges in Kansas. He seeks temporary restraints on a cash receipt practice at the Independence Safeway and accuses the store of operating without a license. The latest action requests revocation of Safeway's charter. Tracey McCreary, store manager, declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, Kas
Tom Crossan
Safeway Stores, Inc
Kansas
Crossan
Independence Safeway
Safeway
Tracey McCreary
Scott Knaus of Neodesha Dies at Football Game
Scott Knaus of Neodesha collapsed and died last night while serving as head linesman at a football game in Altamont Kas The death was attributed to a heart attack emergency crews battled to revive him but he was pronounced dead at the scene The incident occurred during the high school game in Altamont
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altamont
Kas
Scott Knaus
Neodesha
City Water Usage Sees Variations Over Recent Days
Water usage figures show 1,337,000 gallons day before, 1,839,000 yesterday, 1,474,000 last seven days 8,997,000 and 10,877,000 for the previous seven days. The data tracks daily and weekly consumption patterns, highlighting fluctuating demand.
No Strike Evidence Found in Magdeburg Visit
West German reporters returning from an East German tour of Magdeburg said today they found no evidence of strikes. They reported on industrial conditions and noted no disruptive labor activity observed during their visit.
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Berlin
East Germany
Magdeburg
Tribune Delivery Help Line Notice
If you do not receive the Tribune contact your carrier. If the carrier cannot be reached call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Time to register Chanute voters in general election
Chanute voters not yet registered for the November 6 general election may add their names to the poll books at the city clerk's office during evening hours next week. City clerk Howard Parsons announced registrations will be taken daily until 10 pm Monday through Friday, with books closing at 10 pm Friday for checking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Howard Parsons
VEW Meet Opens With 300 Expected In Attendance
The Third District VFW convention begins with delegate registration and a social hour at the local post club rooms. About 300 visitors are expected. Rear Admiral Carlton R. Todd, retired, will address the district banquet at noon Sunday in the Masonic Temple dining hall. Business sessions run Sunday morning and afternoon, Auxiliary events start with coffee at 8 to 9:30 a.m. in the Memorial Building Federation Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carlton R. Todd
Coffeyville
VFW
Masonic Temple
Post
Federation
Memorial Building
Montgomery Blames Rees for Delays on Neosho Reservoir Plan
John D. Montgomery, a Democrat and Junction City publisher, accuses Rep Ed H Rees of stalling the Neosho River Valley four reservoir project authorized in 1950. He vows to prioritize river protection and flood control if elected and proposes renaming Strawn reservoir to Redmond reservoir in honor of John Redmond.
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Burlington, Kas
John D. Montgomery
Neosho River
Ed H. Rees
Neosho
Strawn
Burlington
Montgomery
Junction City
Strawn Reservoir
Redmond Reservoir
John Redmond
Carlson Heads For Washington Oil Import Meet
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas will travel to Washington tomorrow evening to join a discussion on the nation's oil imports. He will testify Monday at the invitation of Arthur Fleming, director of the Office of Defense Mobilization, regarding congressional intent on oil import legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Washington
Carlson
Arthur Fleming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Mice in Courtroom: Disney Child Cast Approved
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Harold W. Schweitzer approved contracts for 21 members of the Mickey Mouse Club aged 9 to 17. The court permitted their continued appearances in film and television projects for Walt Disney Studio.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Mouse Club
Harold W. Schweitzer
Walt Disney Studio
Man Arrested on Hutchinson Burglary Parole Charge
Samuel J Rat ley was wanted at Hutchinson on a burglary parole violation charge and taken into custody here yesterday. He was held for Reno County authorities following the report filed at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Ratley
Hutchinson
Reno
Cars Damaged In Accidents In Chanute
Three traffic accidents were investigated in Chanute on Friday with no injuries. Walter Baughman rear ended Dixie Turner at Main and Malcolm. Edgar Ramsey Jr and Judy Ehmke collided at 15 S Lincoln. Thomas Olson hit a parked car on Santa Fe after being blinded by oncoming lights. A car backing from parking on East Main was damaged by an unidentified driver.
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Walter Eugene Baughman
N. Allen
Dixie Mae Turner
N. Forest
Main
Malcolm
Turner
Baughman
Edgar James Ramsey Jr
S. Grant
Judy A. Ehm
Gus E. Carlburg
N. Central
Olson
Santa Fe
East Main
Dean Hibbs
E. Malcolm
33 Kansas Postmasters Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed 33 of 37 Kansas postmaster nominations submitted by President Eisenhower, a high rate versus the national average. One Kansas postmaster position, Abilene, remained pending. confirmations list includes Agra to Wetmore across multiple towns with names such as Abilene, Dodge City, Newton, Overland Park, and Oskaloosa.
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Washington
Senate
Kansas
Eisenhower
L. W. Bailey
Abilene
Senate Post Office Committee
Congress
Ralyn M. Hill
Inman
Jacob C. Gaeddert
Longford
Joseph W. Rush
Valley Falls
Lloyd William Barker
Kansas Cities
Agra
Altamont
Belle Plaine
Belpre
Belgue
Dodge City
Emmett
Glasco
Heuston
Humboldt
Lakin
Lane
Senexa
Lewis
Linwood
Manchester
Maple Hill
Morrowville
Netawaka
Newton
Oskaloosa
Otis
Overland Park
Eight Hurt As Ceiling Falls at South Side Theater
In Chicago eight persons were injured when sections of a thick plaster ceiling collapsed during a late showing in a large South Side theater. About 900 patrons were present as plaster rained down, with panicked seating areas and others undistracted by the incident as the movie continued while the injured were taken to nearby hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Side
Oklahoma Turnpikes Added to Federal Interstate System
Oklahoma State Highway Director C. A. Stoldt says Congress will fund debt on two turnpikes now approved as part of the interstate highway system. He remains confident federal money will eventually be appropriated to help retire the indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
C. A. Stoldt
Congress
Oklahoma
Eisenhower blasts Stevenson for draft end proposal
President Eisenhower assailed Adlai Stevenson as uttering folly and baseless insults over ending the draft. Speaking to 22,000 at Hollywood Bowl he called Stevenson’s charge of corruption preposterous while defending Nixon and his record during a Western tour.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Hollywood Bowl
Washington
Oregon
California
Denver
White House
Stevenson
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Truman
Chanute FFA Top Judges Dominate National Judging
Winners of gold medals at the Future Farmers of America convention were announced. Poultry and egg judging gold emblem team members included Kansas Lester Hole Charles Reeves and Merle Greve from Chanute. Livestock judging gold team members from Kansas were Bob Krehbiel Gary Schrag and Tom Schrag from McPherson.
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Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Kansas
Lester Hole
Charles Reeves
Merle Greve
Chanute
Bob Krehbiel
Gary Schrag
Tom Schrag
McPherson
Drought Aid Program Raises Feed Prices
Senator Gordon Allott said a government drought aid program has raised feed prices for Colorado farmers instead of lowering them. He urged an emergency meeting with Agriculture Department officials to seek an immediate fix. Hay costs rose from 18 dollars to about 30 dollars per ton, up to 35 in the Arkansas Valley, threatening ranchers with loss of breeding stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Allott
Agriculture Department
Washington
Car Mishap Fatal Near DeSoto Kansas
Floyd G. Porter, 46, of Sunflower Kansas, father of five, was killed when his car left K10 and plunged into a dry creek bed near De Soto yesterday while returning home from a construction job.
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Desoto, Kas
Floyd G. Porter
Sunflower
Kas
Here
Fund Hits $597000 For Baptist Centennial Drive
The Kansas Baptist Convention closed with a total fund-raising update of 597000 toward a 625000 goal for a centennial expansion. The drive supports evangelism new church establishment camp facilities and a library at Central Baptist Seminary with additional funds to Ottawa University and student center support at state schools. Officers were elected for the Kansas Baptist Ministers Council and the Kansas Council of Baptist Men and a 10 point program adopted for the coming year.
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Department of Christian Education
John E. Crouthamel
Wellington
Martin
Harry M. Dobbin
Topeka
James B. Kent
Central Baptist Seminary
Kansas City
Kas
M. C. Elliott Jr
Kansas
Ottawa University
Howard Haworth
Hutchinson
Paul Lash
Emlyn Davies
Toronto
Canada
Kansas Baptist Ministers’ Council
Kansas Council of Baptist Men
C. E. Farly
Olathe
Kent
Kansas Baptist Convention
Howard Sorensen
Wichita
John
Centennial Fund
Kansas Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Ross M. Wood
Kansas Baptist Ministers Council
Herman W. VanArsdale
Leon
John Hooge
Scott
Roy Cyr
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Tribune
Fair Weather Due Sunday With Warmer Sunday
The forecast calls for possible afternoon showers then clearing tonight and Sunday with cooler tonight and warmer on Sunday. Kansas reports show Topeka 75 expected, Dodge City had .50 inch rain, and western Kansas clearing trends start tonight with mild yesterday temperatures ranging 68 to 80.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Concordia
Coffeyville
Wamega
Emporia
Salina
Goodland
Chanute
Manhattan
Garden City
State Grange Here Monday
The Kansas Grange annual convention opens here Monday for four days with about 600 attendees including delegates and families. Kansas Grange master Ray Teagarden of LaCygne will preside, while local arrangements are led by Nathan Hole of rural Chanute, Neosho County Grange deputy.
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The
Kansas Grange
Ray Teagarden
LaCygne
Kansas
Nathan Hole
Chanute
Neosho County
More Doctors Needed Colorado Told By Menninger
Denver report quotes William C. Menninger urging more doctors and psychiatrists for Colorado. He tells Gov. Ed Johnson that building structures is easy, but legislatures resist hiring more and better professionals to staff facilities.
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Colorado
Denver
Topeka
Ed C. Johnson
William C. Menninger
Man Dies in Fire at South Coffeyville
South Coffeyville Oklahoma resident m Lee Waltrip aged 63 died in a blaze that destroyed his three room frame house last night. Officials said the cause of the fire is not known. South Coffeyville lies just across the state line from Coffeyville Kansas.
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South Coffeyville
Okla
m—Lee Waltrip
Coffeyville
Kas
Royal Queen Crowned In American Royal Parade
Miss Mary Jo Smith 20 of Lexington Missouri was crowned 1956 queen on an elaborate float after a coronation at the hall. She was chosen from 26 contestants representing Missouri Kansas Nebraska Arkansas and Oklahoma. Princesses Carole Ann Holmquist and Kay Stanfield named. ladies in waiting listed with hometowns across the region.
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Kansas City
Mary Jo Smith
Lexington
Smith
William Jewell College
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Carole
Ann Holmquist
Hutchinson
Kay Stanfield
Newton
Yvonne Baker
Clinton
Ark
Ann Bigbee
Hugoton
Kas
Norma Rhea Schmidt
Independence
Claudia Yvonne Dodson
Parsons
Carolyn Glee Creighton
Pittsburg
Carolyn Kay Moore
Versailles
Jeanne Elliott
Scottsbluff
Neb
Nancy Kay Barton
Oklahoma City
Two Above Zero At Fraser Colo
Early morning readings showed 2 above zero at Fraser Colorado near Eisenhower’s trout fishing spot. Denver logged 30. A passing cold front brought snow to northern Colorado mountains but not Fraser. Fraser sits 8 568 feet above sea level on a plateau west of the Continental Divide about 70 miles northwest of Denver.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Fraser
Rockies
Colorado Mountains
Continental Divide
Here
Sewer Ditch Cave-in Fatal to Worker in Wichita
Robert Stone barger 48 was killed when an 18-foot storm sewer ditch caved in in Wichita. Jerald Coffman 30 suffered a dislocated shoulder and other injuries as three men were overcome by the collapse. Richard Young 46 and O B Rogers 30 escaped by diving into the pipe as shoring failed.
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Wichita
Robert Stonebarger
Jerald Coffman
Richard Young
O. B. Rogers
Traffic Fatalities Reported for Topeka Area
Kansas traffic fatalities tallied by the State Accident Records Section show 4 deaths in the last 24 hours. For year to date 1956 the total is 524, compared with 459 for the same period in 1995.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Stevenson says Eisenhower leads nation to disaster in speech
Adlai E. Stevenson tells a Cincinnati Music Hall audience that President Eisenhower offers only dangerous leadership and misleading news on Suez. He says Soviet power grows in the Middle East and that the Republican approach cannot address today’s world. He plans rallies in South Bend and Chicago fund events in 20 cities.
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Cincinnati
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Suez
Middle East
Europe
Asia
East
West
Four-County Revenue Share Totals by County
The quarterly state revenue distribution lists four counties Allen Neosho Wilson and Woodson sharing cigarette liquor tax and one-cent gasoline funds. Cigarette totals: Allen 6358.23 Neosho 7491.03 Wilson 5255.02 Woodson 2214.76. Liquor tax: Allen 1332.88 Neosho 1424.36 Wilson 1108.52 Woodson 538.82. Gasoline: Allen 9066.68 Neosho 9656.84 Wilson 8890.56 Woodson 6205.77.
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Allen
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Jordan Urges Stronger U N Action on Israel Attacks
Jordan officials push for a firm UN Security Council response to Israel border assaults. The council plans to hear Israel's defense as it reviews Jordanian and Israeli complaints and awaits Israeli Ambassador Abba S. Eban's return. Jordanian Ambassador Abdul Monem Rifai predicts a more substantial council resolution.
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United Nations
N.Y
Jordan
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Abba S. Eban
Eban
Jerusalem
Abdul Monem Rifa’i
Council
Arkady A. Sobolev
Presidential candidates rally across cities and states
Eisenhower speaks at Denver airport as he travels from Los Angeles to Washington. Stevenson addresses a South Bend rally and Notre Dame game crowd, then fundraises in Chicago. Kefauver tours California with stops in Chico Sacramento and Los Angeles for fundraisers. Nixon delivers a five minute NBC TV talk from Washington nationwide at 9:55 p.m. EST.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Denver
Los Angeles
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Estes Kefauver
California
Chico
Sacramento
Nixon
NBC
Phone Your Carrier Guidance
A terse instruction advises contacting your carrier by phone. If the carrier proves unsteady, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance or escalation.
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Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Stalin
Moscow
Warsaw Radio
Baylor
Ike
Congressman Rees
Sen. Carlson
Adlai
Chanute Ffa
W. Gayel Bender
Ernest C. Witham
New York
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
A. J. Martin
E.eesee
State Grange
Fraser, Colo
Eisenhower Stevenson
GOP
Republican Party
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