Midwest Barnstorming Boosts GOP and Democrats
Vice President Nixon barnstorms the Midwest with stops in Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and plans to visit South Dakota Nebraska and more while both parties denounce smear tactics. Democratic leaders criticize rising opposition to radical elements and the Eisenhower era economy as pivotal in the farm belt vote.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Midwest
Michigan
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Eau Claire
Wis
Eisenhower
Congress
Benson
Alma
Milwaukee
Madison
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Senate Democratic Campaign Committee
Ike
Washington
West Virginia
Smathers
Richard Nixon
Paul Butler
Charles P. Taft
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Meade Alcorn
Butler
Taft
South America
White House
New York
Charleston
W.va
Pittsburgh
Pope Election Begins In Saint Peter’s Basilica
Cardinal electors gather in Vatican City to elect the 262nd pope after a Mass of the Holy Ghost. Fifty two of fifty four princes attend as the cardinals enter conclave and await a two thirds plus one vote majority with potential balloting spilling into Sunday or beyond.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter's Basilica
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
France
MoPac Earnings Fall in First Three Quarters
Missouri Pacific reports net income fell by 8.59 million dollars for the first three quarters of the year, reflecting a downturn in its earnings. The St Louis based railroad released the figures yesterday, outlining lower revenues and cost pressures.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Community Church Directory Listings Across Local Congregations
A dense schedule of services across numerous churches with times for worship Sunday school and youth groups. Includes First Church of Christ Scientist Nazarene Baptist Presbyterian Lutheran Methodist and many more in the city with details on ministers superintendents and special programs.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
N. Forest
Wichita First Church
Dean Baldwin
Joplin
First Baptist
N. Forest Avenue
Ray J. Hutchison
Henry Biggs
Rev
Co. L. Oldfield
Horizone Unlimited
Oldfield
Boy Scout
Business Women's Guild
Ruth Gray
Kansas
First Presbyterian Main and
Steuben
William T. Hunt
W. T. Warren
Ith
Evergreen
Harold L. Young
L. E B. Ayers
R. Y D. Reisdorph
Wesleyan Sunday School
Chanute Wesleyan Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
Freda Betts
Bill Summers
Dick Tebow
Boy Scouts
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wilson
First Church
First Church OF God
Church OF God Ein Christ
N. Washington
Floyd H. Thuston
Mra KR Crutchfield
Am. Y.P.W.W
Home and Foreign Mission
Pastor's Aid Board
J. Simmons
United Brethren IN Christ
Highland
Gerald R. Vincent
Eleanor Gibson
U.bc.e
Bible Baptist 3Rd and Wilson
Edwin VanTi
Henning Barnquist
Woman's Missionary Prayer Band
Reorganized Church OF Jesus ‘Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Odd Fellows Hall
Sputnik Ill Rocket Schedule for Viewing
Cambridge AP reports that residents of Missouri and Kansas may view Sputnik IlI if skies clear. Space agency officials say timing hinges on weather and satellite position, with communities urged to watch from designated public sites for best visibility.
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Cambridge, Mass
Missouri
Kansas
Sputnik III Rocket Visible Over Central U S Twilight
The Sputnik III forecast covers evening passes Saturday Sunday and Monday with Central Standard times from 6:45 to 6:56 p m. Observers in New Mexico to Minnesota and Colorado to Hudson Bay will see the rocket arc overhead. The Smithsonian predicts the satellite will fall to flaming death in November or early December.
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Russia
United States
New Mexico
Minnesota
Colorado
Hudson Bay
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Three Soviet Scientists May Share 1958 Nobel Prize
Stockholm dispatch reports Aftonbladet naming Profs. P. A. Cherenkov Igor E. Tamm and I. M. Frank as Nobel Physics laureates for a Sputnik era discovery. Tamm is noted for work on peaceful power from the H-bomb.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sputnik
Aftonbladet
P. A. Cherenkov
Igor E. Tamm
I. M. Frank
Tamm
Sarcoxie Coed Crowned Pittsburg Homecoming Queen
Miss Mary Jane Haizlip of Sarcoxie Missouri was crowned the 1958 Pittsburg State College homecoming queen after a week of judging that narrowed 36 candidates to three Kay Seavey of Mission and Carolyn Rizal of Kansas City were runners up A Navy Band concert accompanied the coronation and a student body vote selected the winner.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Mary Jane Haizlip
Sarcoxie
Pittsburg State College
U. S. Navy
Haizlip
Kay Seavey
Mission
Carolyn Rizal
Kansas City
Modern Arms For Nationalists Being Discussed
U S officials weigh expanding military aid to Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists in Formosa with newer American weapons. Cost could reach hundreds of millions to over a billion dollars. funds are tight after supplying Quemoy with ammo and heavy guns amid bombardments since August 23. Dulles and McElroy urged troop reductions on offshore islands to boost fire power of remaining troops. Chiang reportedly open to cutting offshore forces by 15,000 to 20,000 if Communists pause attacks and U S aids with stronger defenses.
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Washington
China
U. S
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Quemoy Islands
Congress
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Defense McElroy
Dulles
Taipei
United States
Gadie Jh
Marysville Man Heads Kansas Insurance Agents
William W. Hinds of Marysville is installed as president of the Kansas Association of Independent Insurance Agents at the convention final session. Other officers include Maynard Agawin of Pittsburg as president-elect, George Staebler Jr. of Topeka as treasurer for a third term, and Bert Elder of Elkhart as secretary.
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Wichita
William W. Hinds
Marysville
The
Kansas Assn. of Independent Insurance Agents
Maynard Agawin
Pittsburg
George Staebler Jr
Topeka
Bert Elder
Elkhart
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R-Williamss
Eeetet
Willis
Thad
Ato
Willis Goody
Hiva, Dad
Dad
WILLIS STILL_AT
Grace Episscoral
Lincoln
Boyd
Latimer
St. Christopher's
St. Michael's
Inquirer
Neodesha
ST. Pau Lutheran
Arnold V. Thoren
Dorothy Nelson
N. Grant
Ted D. Hurst
Gene Duna Way
Royal Ambassadors
Phillips University
Enid
Oklahoma
Ing
Charles Briggs
Chi-Rhoettes
Chi- Rho
Co. Y. F
Church of Christ On Earth
CWF
Ross Cooper
Grant Avenue
Neil Kepley
Evangelical United Brethren Seventh
Paul Life
Grace Boman
Kenneth
Annex
WSWS
Greeley, Kansas, Eub Church
Lottie Spessard
Phillipines
Main
W. T. Niermeier
Charles Edwards
FIRST
Methodist
Charlies Wesley Garrett
Pasche Grimes
Church OF God
S. Kansas
Full Gospel Tabernacle Lafayette
Ash
Oma Briant
Joe Rule
Warriors For Jesus Young People
Church OF Christ
Kermit M. Lynch
Southern Baptist Mission
Howard KE. Gilham
Usher Board
Church Aid Society
Missionary Society
ST. Luke's Methodist
C. G. Glaspie
Atha Criss
W.S
Assembly OF God
Third
South Forest
Glen Ahif
Frank Washburn
WMC
Cavalry Baptist
Lafayette
Keith Derks
Everett Lindquist
Young Peoples Meeting
Penecostal Holiness
Central
Harvey Sawtelle
Trinity Baptist Church
Banta Fe
Clifford Melton
Leon Eastburn
Mexican Baptist
W. Mulberry
Solomon H. Flores
Leon Mendez
Hannah Missionary Society
ST. Patrick's Catholic Church
S. Central
Peter Finnegan
John Kavanaugh
K. of C
CYO
Altar Society
Ladies and Children
Holy Name
NEW Hope Baptist Central
Chestnut H. A Simmons
Vernice Parker
Baptist Training Department
West Mineral
Columbus
Eileenmere & Bardolier Breeding
Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Company
Sputnik Ill
W. Main
Chanute
Denver
Hargis
Neosho County
Ebur Schultz
Democratic Central Committee
Sarcoxie, Mo
Pittsburg Queen
Boyd Burns Insurance Agency
Ozalic Blue
Oilfield Research Labs
N. Highland
Chanute, Kansas
Bank of Commerce
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