Hope Fades for Early Peace Talks on Disarming Nuclear Arms
U S officials see little chance of a quick agreement with the Soviet Union and Western powers on disarmament. Dulles links stalled talks to Soviet tougher stance and lagging nuclear parity. Geneva talks on a one year test ban begin Friday, with inspectors to follow, while separate discussions on preventing surprise attacks start ten days later.
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New York
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Drive Tonight For Children Halloween Fund Drive at Royster
Royster Junior High students host a UNICEF trick or treat event starting at 6 30 p m to fund medicines and foodstuffs for children abroad. Last year the drive reached over 8 500 communities and raised 189 dollars locally.
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Royster
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Unicef
Betty Campbell
Pam Gray
Ricky Hummer
Jane Wallingford
Jim Roberts
Reed assails Docking on Kansas school funding
Clyde M. Reed accused Governor George Docking of failing to plan for future school revenue at a Kansas City women’s event. He urged new funding, opposing higher taxes on homes and farms, and endorsed a severance tax on oil and gas to support education.
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Reed
George Docking
Parsons
Hargis Attacks Opponent At Parsons Campaign Rally
Hargis charged Denver Hargis used a census office plan for election gains and accused Myron V. George of similar tactics. He mocked Redmond dam delays, urged stable wages and equal Social Security, and spoke to about 125 Democrats at Memorial building before a KOAM TV program.
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Denver Hargis
Hargis
Myron V. George
John Redmond
Neosho
Burlington
Washington
Coffeyville m
Redmond
Pittsburg
Campaign For County Democrats
Dynamite Found in E. C. Glass High School Trash
A janitor at E. C. Glass High School in Lynchburg found a paper bag containing dynamite in a trash container. The bag held a cap with wired fuse and a flashlight battery. evacuation occurred after a prior bomb threat to the white school, with no explosive found then.
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Lynchburg
E. C. Glass High School
Yates Center Heroine Honored For Quick Train Action
Regina Lynch 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lynch, received a $50 savings bond and a commendation from Missouri Pacific president Russell Dearmont after she rolled a 30-gallon gasoline drum off railroad tracks just ahead of a Kansas City to Little Rock passenger train. The incident occurred September 27 near Vernon crossing.
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Regina Lynch
Regina
Tom L. Lynch
Russell L. Dearmont
Missouri Pacific Lines
Missouri Pacific
Vernon
Kansas City
Little Rock
Dearmont
Aoler
Virus Type 4 Adenovirus Baffles Doctors at Military Camps
Dr. Harold S. Ginsberg of Western Reserve University Medical School told the Public Health Assn. that type 4 adenovirus is an oddball causing severe cold like infections almost exclusively in militarily clad adults and recruits. The epidemiological mystery centers on why troops are targeted by this virus. Type 7 also affects camps but less exclusively. Civilian significance is mainly from Types 8 and 8 in children.
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American ‘Public Health Assn
Harold S. Ginsberg
Western Reserve University Medical School
Ginsberg
Prohibitionist asks ruling on McCall for Kansas Supreme Court
Warren C. Martin, Prohibitionist candidate for governor, asked Attorney General John Anderson whether John C. McCall can serve on the Kansas Supreme Court if elected. McCall faces a 1954 liquor charge and later speeding arrests with fines. his opponent is Democrat Schuyler Jackson. McCall declined comment. Anderson had not received the letter.
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John C. McCall
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Kansas Supreme Court
John Anderson
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Iola
Kansas
Sureme
Schuyler Jackson
Kansas City
Anderson
Kansas Traffic Fatalities rise in 24 hour tally
TOPEKA AP Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show 448 deaths in the last 24 hours for the date in 1958, compared with 456 for the same period in 1957.
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Kansas
Peace Appeal by Pope John XXIII in Vatican Address
Pope John XXIII, elected Tuesday, broadcast a plea for worldwide peace from the Sistine Chapel less than 20 hours after his election. He urged conversion of weapons into tools of progress and asked God’s help for those lacking religious freedom, signaling a dynamic reign ahead.
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Boy shoots housewife after purse demand in Denver suburb
In Englewood Colorado a 10 year old boy Kerry Dale Casey admitted to shooting 32 year old Shirley Orlofsky when she refused to drop her purse. The weapon a .22 caliber revolver found in the Casey home. Orlofsky was treated for a bullet wound and expected to recover. No charges filed.
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Colo
Bill Maraggos
Arapahoe County
Shirley Orlofsky
Denver
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E. J. McCune Hurt in Accident
Retired Chanute clothing merchant E. J. McCune was seriously injured when struck by a car at Elm and Highland. He suffered a broken leg a broken collar bone and a head cut and was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital for X rays and evaluation.
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S. Ashby
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Winans
Twelve Men Found Alive in Nova Scotia Mine Rescue
In Springhill Nova Scotia twelve miners, trapped since Thursday, were discovered alive at the 13 000 foot level of No 2 colliery. Rescue teams, using a six inch pipe, reported there may be more survivors among about 70 miners still beneath.
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Springhill
N. S
Plaque to honor Neo sho County war dead on Veterans Day
A bronze plaque honoring World War II and Korean conflict dead from Neo sho County will be dedicated Veterans Day November 11. The ceremony at the Memorial building will be outdoors if weather allows, with a backup indoor plan and a program led by speakers Ted Kyle and Eric Johnson. The 2 by 3 foot plaque lists many named honorees in raised letters, commemorating a 12 year civic effort.
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Fred Johnson
Ted Kyle
Eric
Johnson
Glen Adams
Doyle H. Asher
James C. Bailey
Kenneth Baker
Dwight E. Brinkmeyer
Forrest Dean Bray
Alan Bauer
Wilbur E. Baird
Roy B. Basler
Claude Carter
Foy K. Clingman
George T. Cronemeyer
Robert Cummings
Frank Converse
Kenneth M. Caldwell
Harold Chambers
Wayne L. Cox
William C. Davis
Juan Dyer
Kenneth Ebert
Arne V. Ekstrom
Frederick F. Elsenr
Partly Cloudy Cool Outlook Across Kansas
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures through Thursday. Highs near 40s, lows in the 30s. Light rain possible Friday eastern Kansas, with light drizzle continuing in western Kansas. Snow potential tonight in northwest Kansas though amounts expected light.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Goodland
Extra Police Help To Curb Pranksters
Halloween pranks spurred extra police presence as officials plan additional night patrols Thursday and Friday. Stores and homes faced soap attacks with windshields and windows smeared. two dead animals, a skunk and a jack rabbit, were left on a porch.
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