Eisenhower ready for East West summit with united West
President Eisenhower said he is willing to join an East West summit with Khrushchev once Western Allies coordinate positions. He urged a united front among France Britain West Germany and the United States and favored meeting de Gaulle Macmillan and Adenauer. He noted private correspondence on a December summit and spoke on health labor and space issues.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Richmond Hotel
Augusta National Golf Club
Health chat among investors ends with mixed remedies
At a coffee counter discussion shifts from stocks to health as upper middle aged men reveal diet changes and doctor advised limits on highballs and cocktails while some face ongoing medical uncertainty.
CLIC Hearing Underway In Coffeyville Loan Case
In Topeka a hearing on the Coffeyville Loan and Investment Co era restructuring sees trustees creditors and preferred stockholders seek a restraining order preventing Donald R Elbel and affiliated firms from encumbering or transferring property without trustee consent James H Stanton of Stanton Management Co Kansas City testifies about a June 9 agreement involving Elbel Arizona Savings and loan Arizona Savings receivership and potential financing to complete Kansas City building projects Stanton reveals a 1 6 million loan on a Kansas City tract and notes uncertainty over security while four or five homes near completion await funding and discusses a 300 000 Teamssters Union loan with limited use and remaining funds to be returned The petition claims over two million dollars in CLIC assets are held by Elbel linked entities and questions note collectibility Stanton is among witnesses called to justify the restraining order.
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Donald R. Elbel
James H. Stanton
Stanton Management Co
Kansas City
Stanton, Elbel
Arizona Savings and Loan Assa
Elbel
CLIC
Stanton
Arizona Savings
Teamsters Union
Attempted Burglary Intercepted in Ottawa
Police halted an Ottawa jewelry store burglary and charged two Kansas City men, James Dearborn and George Norton, with a $10,000 Emporia robbery. Officers found two watches and a cluster diamond ring stolen October 12 from Sellers Jewelry Store in Emporia. A preliminary hearing is set for October 28.
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Ottawa
Kas
Emporia
James Phillip Dearborn
George Norton
Kansas City
Jules Doty
57 Students Escaped Bus Fire In Independence Missouri
Fifty seven youngsters were led to safety as the bus engine burned. Mrs. Marie Moore drove them out the front door. Firemen extinguished the blaze and Bud Barthel opened an inquiry into the malfunctioning extinguisher and rear emergency door.
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Independence
Marie Moore
Bud Barthel
Falcon Assembly Lines Closed at Claycomo Plant
Ford Motor Company's Claycomo plant shut down falcon assembly lines due to a parts shortage. About 1,200 workers will remain off Friday. Truck lines were not affected. Officials cited delayed metal stampings from other plants and ruled out the steel strike as a cause.
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Kansas City
Falcon
Ford Motor Company
Claycomo
Ford
Tax Hurts Cabbies
New York taxi drivers saw earnings fall six percent after a ten cent taxi tax took effect July 1, according to a study committee report.
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New York
T AP
Mrs Laymon Reported Missing From Hutchinson Boarding House
Neosho County authorities were alerted to the disappearance of Mrs Carl Lynn Alice Laymon from a Hutchinson boarding house where she worked under Larned State Hospital jurisdiction. Laymon, a 1955 murder suspect in her infant daughter’s death, was released in 1958 for trial and recommitted after a Erie district court found her not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Neosho County
Carlynn Alice Laymon
Chanute
Hutchinson
Larned State Hospital
Larned
Erie
Cloudy Mild Outlook With Showers Late Friday in Kansas
Topeka forecast shows mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures through Friday. Fog and drizzle expected in eastern Kansas early Friday with scattered showers developing late Friday. highs 65 to 70, overnight in the 50s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Driver Arrested In Open Bottle Case In Erie
William Warren Boyd 32 of Humboldt was arrested by the highway patrol at 7th and Santa Fe around 12:30 p.m. yesterday for driving while intoxicated and transporting an open bottle. He pleaded guilty in justice of the peace court at Erie and was fined 150 dollars plus costs.
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William Warren Boyd
Humboldt
Highway Patrol
7Th
Santa Fe
Justice of the Peace
Erie
Steelworkers Plea Delays Taft-Hartley Injunction Challenge
Three federal judges hear the union's bid to void the 80 day injunction against steel workers' strike as unconstitutional. The case centers on whether the writ upholding the shutdowns is a legitimate national emergency measure or an overreach that infringes labor rights. Decision is expected early next week with the strike ongoing.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Herbert P. Sorg
U.S. District Court
Goldberg
David J. McDonald
Circuit Court
Biggs
Herbert Goodrich
William Hastie
Congress of the United States
Doctor hopeful student badly beaten on Chicago street
Ronald Fraser, 23, a Flushing, New York medical student, was struck with a crowbar on a West Side Chicago street. His skull was shattered and his left side paralyzed, threatening his future as a surgeon. Ernest Le Grone admitted the attack, claiming mistaken identity, and faces assault with a deadly weapon charge with a November 20 court date.
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Chicago
Ronald Fraser
Flushing
N.Y
Chicago Medical School
West Side
Ronald
University of Illinois
Ernest le Grone
le Grone
Portland man finds $500 no reward sought
Jacob Spreitzer 77 found $500 in a glove at a cheap hotel in Portland and attempted to return it to owner Fred William Taylor. Taylor had died last June, so the money returning to the state. Spreitzer refused any reward saying he does not need the money and is not hungry.
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Portland
Ore
Jacob Spreitzer
Spreitzer
United States
Austria
Fred William Taylor
Taylor
Filipino War Hero Faces Deportation in San Francisco
Felix Montalban a World War II and Korean War veteran who served with the U S Army Transport Service is ordered deported with his wife Remedios and three American citizen daughters. He was discharged in 1952 under the McCarran Walter Act for illegal entry and has worked as a clerk for States Steamship Co.
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San Francisco
U. S. Army
U. S. Immigration Service
Felix Montalban
United States
Montalban
McCarran
U.S. Army Transport Service
Philippines
Army Transport Service
States’ Steamship Co
500 Expected At FHA Meet
About 500 Future Homemakers of America members and advisors from Southeast Kansas high schools are traveling to a district conference this Saturday. Registration runs 9 to 9:30 at the Memorial Building, followed by sessions starting at 9:35 with an address by Supt. Buford Fisher. The theme is Joining Hands in FHA and a combined-chapter program with speakers. A 11:30 to 1 luncheon is planned at the Masonic Temple.
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Homemakers of America
Kansas
FHA
Hal Davis
Chanute
Memorial Building
Supt
Buford Fisher
Masonic Temple
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Rise in 1959 Report
State accident records show 459 deaths in the 24 hours ending 9 am to date in 1959, compared to 446 for the same period in 1953. The record includes two earlier incidents not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Docking Awaits Surrender Plan of Borserine
The governor’s office awaits word of a planned surrender by Mrs. Anna Mae Borserine of Kansas City Missouri after parole revocation. A warrant was issued for her arrest and she may return to the Women’s Industrial Farm to complete a two year sentence.
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Topeka
Anna Mae _ Borserine
Kansas City
Dale Spiegel
George Dockings
Borserine
Docking
Atty
John Anderson
Spiegel
Average Income In Slight Climb in 1958
The Census Bureau reports 1958 median family income at 5087 dollars, up 116 from 1957, while the average rise near 2 percent was offset by a nearly 3 percent rise in living costs. Nonfarm families averaged 5338 dollars, up 106, farm families 2747 dollars, up 257.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Chanute Forms Senior Citizens Club Meeting
The first meeting of Chanute's Senior Citizens Club is set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Memorial building Federation room. Members must be 60 or older. no dues, social activities only. Grace Episcopal Church sponsors. election of officers planned. transportation and wheelchairs available. gifts for attendees from the greatest distance.
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Chanute
Senior Citizens Club
Federation Room
Memorial Building
Grace Episcopal Church
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