Dalton campaigns for Shrine ring honors amid wild Jack persona
Lloyd Dalton of Chanute announces for Mirza Shrine ring honors as the plans for the shrine’s golden anniversary October 31 unfold. Dalton names Dallce Rush as manager and Ed Neyhard as bodyguards to keep the contest clean while Dalton flirts with a wild man image and vows to win the Shrine title. Two planes carry football fans to Norman for the KU vs OU clash with alumni aboard and mixed fan sentiment on the Big Fight leaders.
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Lloyd
Wild Jack) Dalton
Chanute
Dalton
Mirza
Wild Jack
Dallce Rush
Ed Neyhard
Rush
Neyhard
Daltons
Spanish Gains In Chanute Schools With Expanded Courses
Chanute public schools report over 200 students enrolled in expanded Spanish offerings across junior high senior high junior college and adult levels. Enrollment climbs with a modern language lab funded partly by the National Defense Education Act and school matching funds.
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Chanute
Miles Rickart
Royster Junior High
Chanute Senior High Junior College
Loydena Olinger
Larry Thompson
Bell Plans Open House at Chanute Telephone Office
Southwestern Bell seeks to educate customers with an open house at the Chanute telephone office Monday and Tuesday. The event runs 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. with guides, narrators, exhibits, and activities for children to showcase Chanute’s phone system.
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Chanute
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
al Endres
Topeka
Kansas
Accr
Endrescent Records Section
Driver Davis Arrested on DWI and Reckless Driving
Floyd A. Red Davis 31 of Wichita, formerly Chanute, was arrested at 21st and Santa Fe about 1 30 a m on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. He posted a 125 dollar bond and said he would forfeit it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd A
Red) Davis
Wichita
Chanute
21St and
Santa Fe
New Worry Approach for Hypertension Urges Managed Anxiety
Doctor Robert W. Wilkins of Boston says patients with high blood pressure should not fear worrying. He argues hypertensives are often tense and driven and that the key is to not worry about the fact that they worry.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Robert W. Wilkins
Boston
American Heart Association
Wilkins
Diane Roberts Delinquency in Parents Poisoning Case
Prairie Village Kansas Johnson County Juvenile Court Judge Joseph S. Davis Jr described the 15 year old Diane Roberts as having acted deliberately and with premeditation in the fatal poisoning of her parents. He declared her delinquent and ordered further evaluations before any commitment.
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Prairie Village
Kan
Johnson County
Joseph S. Davis Jr
Diane Roberts
Davis
Diane
William F. Roberts
Lucky jumper survives 1250 foot fall with 101st
Francis J. Dolaher, a 19 year old paratrooper with the 101st Airborne, fell 1250 feet when his parachute lines twisted. He survived after dramatic injuries and two last rites, now weighs 70 pounds less and expects to walk again after more treatment. Dolaher, from Charlestown Mass, plans to complete a three year enlistment begun in 1958 and would like to jump again.
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FT. Campbell, Ky
Francis J. Delaher
101St Airborne Division
Dolaher
Dol
Aher
God
Charlestown
Mass
Altoona FFA Tops Chanute In State Leadership Test
The Altoona Future Farmers of America chapter won the Kansas leadership testing contest with 569 points, while Chanute placed second with 561. Top individuals included Dale Neds and Clyde Crawshaw of Altoona tying for second with 99, and Larry Markin of Seaman first. Southeast Kansas chapters dominated the top rankings.
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Altoona
Future Farmers of America
Chanute
State Board For Vocational Education
Southeast Kansas
Altamont
Fredonia
Sabetha
Dale Neds
Clyde Crawshaw
Larry Markin
Seaman
Gary Fle
Ner
Steve Reynolds
David Swiler
Southeast
Kansas
Chanute Ffa
Swiler
Bill Taylor
Bill Triplett
Bob Ames
Donnie Chickadonz
Don Strack
Edward Neds
Jim Callarman
KU Leader Urges Kansans to Back Higher Education
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy urged public support for Kansas higher education before about 45 KU alumni at the Tioga Hotel. He cited a drop in education spending from 30 to 15 percent of the state budget since 1915 and criticized the Legislature for not adopting a three point program. Murphy warned that without action enrollment will outpace facilities, salaries, and a retirement plan, urging citizens to become vocal and insist on funding. He noted ongoing KU efforts, including a plan aligned to national averages, and highlighted upcoming home games and alumni leadership changes.
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Rickart
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kansas State College of Emporia
Franklin D. Murphy
University of Kansas
Tioga Hotel
Murphy
State Board of Regents
Kansas
Fish and Game Commission
A. H. Cromb
Kansas City
National KU
National KU Alumni President, and Mrs. Cromb
Dutch Lonborg
Maurice Barker
Greater University Fund
Fred Ellsworth
Dick Wintermore
Lonborg
KU Foot
TV Quiz Winners Revise Statements About Twenty-One
New York AP report says Charles Van Doren and Hank Bloomgarden revisited their earlier claims about rigging the show Twenty-One. They met separately with District Attorney Frank Hogan as perjury questions loom. Van Doren faces a Washington hearing November 2.
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New York
Charles van Doren
Hank Bloomgarden
Dist. Atty. ‘Frank
Hogan
van Doren
Washington
House
Columbia University
Carl J. Rubino
Asst. Dist. Atty
Joseph Stone
Bloomgarden
NBC
Steel Talks Resume In 102 Day Steel Strike
Pittsburgh negotiators prepared to resume bargaining as President Eisenhower urged persistence until the 102 day steel strike ends. White House aide James Hagerty said the President hopes both sides stay in consultation and settle the dispute promptly.
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Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
Augusta
James C. Hagerty
White House
United States
Philadelphia
Joseph Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
George W. Taylor
James P. Mitchell
Washington
Finnegan
U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals
USW
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Allied Industries
Marathon
United Steelworkers Union
Hagerty
Town Squabbles Force City Officials to Resign in Crane
In Crane Missouri a row over fines led to the resignation of four aldermen two other city officials and City Attorney and Night Marshal. Mayor R D Simmons plans to resign once a new council is appointed. The dispute began when warrants were issued for not buying city auto stickers. after citizen protests the council refunded fines and halted summonses.
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Crane
Missouri
R. D. Simmons
R. V. Wilson
E. R. Holland
William Hayes
Elvin Ellis
Ray Habee
Charley Huffhines
Harry Wilson
John Patterson
Patterson
Holland
Fair cool spell across Kansas with easing winds
Topeka and eastern central Kansas forecast fair and cooler tonight with temperatures dropping into the 30s. Winds diminish late today, with stronger northerly gusts of up to 42 mph reported in Topeka. Temperatures rise to near 70 by Sunday as conditions warm briefly.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
43 Days in Solitary Seen as Break for Juvenile
Richard Lee Babic, 17, completed 43 days in solitary confinement at Calhoun jail on bread, water, milk, and vitamins. Judge Alfonso A. Magnotta called the sentence shock therapy and an experiment to curb juvenile delinquency. Babic plans to repeat 10th grade in Battle Creek and will be on five years of probation.
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Babic
Noble O. Moore
Peter Babic
Babie
Battle Creek
Salinan Drowns In Kanopolis Lake
Salina man Wayne Sharp, 28, drowned at Kanopolis Lake when a gust overturned a borrowed canoe while geese hunting. Meredith Feek, 22, is hospitalized in Lindborg after pulling Sharp to shore. efforts to revive him failed.
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Salina
Wayne Sharp
Kanopolis Lake
Meredith Feekman
Lindsborg
Sharp
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