Eisenhower and Herter Discuss French Go-Slow on Summit
President Eisenhower met with Secretary of State Christian A. Herter in a 40 minute White House talk about France’s cautious stance on an East West summit. The talk focused on timing for a meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and a possible Western summit in Paris early next month.
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Charles de Gaulle
Nine thousand four hundred thirty five enroll at Kansas University
Lawrence Kansas AP sources report KU fall enrollment at 9 435, up 194 from 1958. Registrar James K Hitt notes this pace falls 56 short of KU history high and compares veterans figures from 1948 and today, with 1 374 veterans enrolled.
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Half of People Receive No Government Assistance
The text notes a large portion of individuals lack access to government aid, highlighting broader issues of welfare coverage and disparities in support.
Visions World of Marilyn Monroes Seized in FDA Case
Federal agents seized a device marketed to turn flat-chested women into Marilyn Monroes from the Allure Salon in Kansas City. The FDA alleges the maker’s claims are false and the gadget dangerous, as it uses rubber cups and an air compressor to create a vacuum to supposedly uplift sagging features and restore youth and beauty.
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Johnson Sheriff Heads Peace Officer
Hutchinson AP Sheriff Lynn Thomas of Johnson County is elected president of the Kansas Peace Officers Assn at the convention. Lt. Charles Prowse of Wichita was the outgoing president. Ralph Smith edged Carl Springs for vice president 89-86.
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Topeka Police
Burt Johnson
Emporia
Ravens Lead Faces Tight Race In Juco Football Standings
Coffeyville’s Red Ravens cling to the Kansas Jayhawk conference lead after a 15-12 win over Arkansas City as Parsons rises with a 19-0 victory over Pratt. Dodge City, Garden City, and Hutchinson loom, with key outcomes shaping the title as Garden City seeks momentum and Hutchinson clashes with the leaders.
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City Independence clash at El Dorado this Saturday
Independence faces El Dorado in a city showdown set for Saturday. Hutchinson travels to Garden City for another regional pairing on the same day.
Topeka Man Heads Historical Society
E R Sloan of Topeka becomes president of the Kansas State Historical Society at its 84th annual meeting succeeding Richard Long of Wichita. Jerome Berryman of Ashland is first vice president and George L Anderson of KU is second vice president. Fred Brinkerhoff of Pittsburg plans a caravan retracing Lincoln's 1859 Kansas visit, marking the 100th anniversary in December.
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U. S. Court of Bankruptcy
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Ashland
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University of Kansas
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Pittsburg
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Two Amusement Firms Challenge New Law
TOPEKA AP Two amusement firms challenge a federal ruling on pinball machines. The law requires owners of slot locations to buy $250 gambling stamps each year per machine. The regulation extends the stamp rule to certain pinball games.
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Regulation challenged by Topeka music firm and Fort Scott amusement company
A suit filed in Topeka challenges a new gambling regulation as unconstitutional. The plaintiffs, described as owners of coin operated devices used solely for amusement, seek an injunction to bar enforcement.
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Topeka
Fort Scott Amusement Company
Intentional Damage Reported on Nuclear Submarine Nautilus
At Portsmouth naval shipyard the Nautilus, world’s first atomic powered submarine, undergoes overhaul after damage described as apparently intentional. Captain Carl A. Johnson says damage is limited to electrical cables and does not affect the reactor. U.S. Navy confirms reactor unaffected.
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Nautilus Sets Polar Dive and Atlantic Crossing Record
The Nautilus completed an Arctic voyage beneath the North Polar ice cap and then achieved an Atlantic underwater crossing record of six days, 11 hours, and 59 minutes. The overhaul is scheduled for July 26 after damage was discovered October 15.
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Chanute Tribune Highlights From October 21 1959 Edition
Local news and notices from Chanute Kansas feature community events, school notes, and regional updates as the October 21 1959 issue reports on civic affairs, social happenings, and upcoming town activities.
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Chanute Tribune
Smoke Fire Claims Pastor at Our Lady of Cedars Church
In Boston smoke from a fire at Our Lady of Cedars of Lebanon church killed the pastor Rt. Rev. Stephen el Donaihy, 77. He reportedly fled the rectory into the church to save sacred vessels, then collapsed in the street. The boiler room blaze caused about $2,000 damage.
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