Maria Callas Bomb Hoax Aids Shelby Theatre Night
A bomb threat halted a Maria Callas concert at Midland Theater in Kansas City for about 40 minutes. Gov James Blair urged evacuation. Miss Callas returned to finish the show, later joking about the scare at a River Club party. Former President Truman attended the event.
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Kansas City
Maria Callas
Harry S. Truman
Midland Theater
Missouri
James T. Blair
Miss Callas
Larry Kelly
Dallas
Miss Dallas
Gov Blair
Mme. Callas
Red
River Club
Bomb Hoax Delays Maria Callas Concert in Kansas City
A Halloween prank delayed Maria Callas’ American concert at Loew’s Midland Theater as police searched the venue after a bomb threat call. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Burns observed a hushed crowd and a 30 minute evacuation while officials checked the building, the program running 25 minutes late.
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Kansas City
Maria Callas
Boyd Burns
Missouri
James Blair
Burns
Loew
Midland Theater
Miss Callas
The
Riviera
Wedding Trip Crash Fatal to Bridegroom
An Omaha man returning from a honeymoon died in a Horton Kansas hospital after a three vehicle crash on U S 73 near Horton. His bride received a concussion and injuries while Leonard McAfee also was hurt. Sheriff reports a passing attempt caused the collision with a truck driven by Claude Zimmerman of Horton.Zimmerman uninjured.
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Horton, Kan
Omaha
Neb
Horton Hospital
Thomas E. Schwartz
0. S
Horton
Schwartz
Leonard McAfee
John Oltsen
McAfee
Claude Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Khrushchev Color Film Draws Packed Houses in Moscow
A color film of Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s U S tour draws full crowds in Moscow theaters. The hour long chronicle highlights Khrushchev’s dialogue with U S political business and labor leaders and shows scenes from New York City San Francisco Harbor and the Grand Canyon while omitting certain sites.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev
New York
Colorado
Grand Canyon
San Francisco Harbor
Alcatraz
Oakland
Golden Gate Bridges
Ackerman, Larkin deaths marked in Chanute notices
Obituaries from Chanute list Mrs. A A Ackerman 68 of 301 S Lincoln dies after a long illness. funeral planned at First Methodist Church with burial at Memorial Park. Also noted: F H Larkin 82 of Newkirk Okla dies after a stroke. survivors include wife and several children. services pending in Chanute.
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A. A. Ackerman
Beulah Stanley Ackerman
S. Lincoln
Moran
Chanute
Paola
Methodist Church
The
Athenaeum
Dale Buchanan
Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
A. Larkin
F. H. Larkin
Newkirk
Oklo
Larkin
Osage City
Reallstate
W. M. Parrish
Fredonia
R. O. Wallace
Myers
Charles H. Myers
C. E. Grimes
Christian Church
Francis Jackson
Everett Hole
Ernest Salzman
Henry Myers
Ed Myers
Park Myers
Hazel Slane
D. A. Finney
PTA Study Group Discusses The Elementary Child
Midway Mrs Maynard Clough chaired the Midway PTA Study Group meeting held Monday with 15 members. Panel discussion on The Elementary Child featured Mmnes Everett Olson Percy Rowan Jr Laurel Yarnell and John Blancott. Next meeting slated for November.
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Maynard Clough
Midway Pta
Galen Thorsell
Mmnes
Everett Olson
Percy Rowan Jr
Laurel Yarnell
John Blanscott
Cattle and Hog Prices Dip Across Kansas City Markets
Kansas City AP reports cattle and hog prices slipping with light slaughter cattle, steady to lower hogs, and varied cattle categories. Parson’s hogs show steady to slightly higher ranges. sheep also steady. industrial eggs and butter largely unchanged in Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
U. S
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Wheat
Cadillac production halts as steel strike expands
Detroit AP reports Cadillac will end auto production this evening with the second shift due to steel shortages. About 7,000 workers will be idled as GM divisions face widespread layoffs. industry output is down and several plants suspend operations while others anticipate resumption next week.
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Detroit
Cadillac
General Motors
Pontiac
Allis
Am Airlines
Oldsmobile
Buick
Anaconda
Chevy Atchison
Rolet
Pas- Avco Corp
Senger
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Oakland
Boeing Air
Callif
Assembran Airw
Champlin Oil
Chi RI & Pac
Automotive News Today
Chrysler
Curtiss Wr
Dow Chem
Ford
D %& Gamble SK
Elee
Goodyear
Kan P&l
Cem
M &M
Kan Tex
Mo Pac A
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Nat Gyps
NY Central
Ohio
lOkla
Olin
Peabody Coal
Penney, J C
Phill Pet
Polaroid
Proct & G
RCA
Rayonier
Reyn
Joe Lead
Reg
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Socony
Sperry
Tron Ces Esdones
Doncacs
Steel
Pnbeewess
Woolworth
Defendent Reported In Defendent Reported In
A federal court trial for 22 defendants in the Apalachin underworld case opened with reports that John A. DeMarco 59 of Shaker Heights Ohio suffered a heart attack Wednesday night at the Statler 30 Hotel It marks the second heart ailment among the original 23 defendants including Joseph Bonanno who received a severance last Monday due to a heart condition The eight men and four women jury was selected to hear charges of conspiring to withhold information about the secret gathering
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New York
John A. DeMarco
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Statler 30
DeMarco
Liberty
Clare's Hospital
Joseph
Joe
Nanas) Bonanno
Tucson
Ariz
Admittances and births mark Humboldt hospital notes
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admittances including Mrs C E Patterson and Mrs Little Craven plus surgery for Mrs Herbert Matlock and births for Lawrence Brock Jr and Roy Atkins. Admittances today include Albert Pratt and Harry Ellis. Dismissals yesterday include Willard Jobe and Wiley Hack. today Richard De Bolt. Traffic citation issued for Carl Kerwitz. court case filed over Bel Telephone and credit union matter.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
C. E. Patterson
W. Central
Little Craven
Eric
Homer O. Walker
W. Main
Herbert Matlock
Lavenburg
Hans Herold
W. 9Th
Glen M. Shook
Humboldt
Alonzo Butcher
Wichita
Rex. Richey
S. Steuben
John Madeo
S. Central
Medical
Albert H. Pratt
E. 18Th
Harry Ellis
S. Santa Fe
Willard Jobe
Wiley W. Hack
Waldo E. Adams
Richard de Bolt
W. Oak
Lawrence D. Brock Jr
Roy D. Atkins
Five Kan sas State students to begin Chanute practice teaching
Five student teachers from Kansas State College at Pittsburg arrive Monday to start seven weeks of practice teaching in Chanute schools. Department heads will supervise and attend a preliminary conference in Pittsburg tonight with leaders W H McMurray Jim Gilbreath Howard Jester Cecil Pankratz and Wesley Valliere. The students and assignments include Donald Plotner Royster Junior High industrial arts under Valliere Louise Prouse Royster social living under Betty Campbell Gerald Pitts high school business education under Jester Larry Sedgwick high school drafting under Gilbreath Kenneth Robb high school industrial arts under Pankratz.
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Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Chanute
W. H. McMurray
Jim Gilbreath
Howard Jester
Cecil Pankratz
Wesley Valliere
Donald Plotner
Royster Junior High
Valliere
Louise Prouse
Royster
Betty Campbell
Gerald Pitts
Jester
Larry Sedgwick
Gilbreath
Kenneth Robb
Pankratz
Wall Street opens with mixed declines as independents retreat
New York AP reports indepen dent automakers fell while the stock market moved irregularly lower in late trading. Volume reached about 3.8 million shares, with most key stocks down fractionally to a point and a few issue groups moving more sharply. Major steel shares drifted lower but steadied late, while U S government bonds continued to slip.
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New York
U.S
Apalachin Gathering Host Joseph Barbara Sr Dies
Joseph Barbara Sr., host of the Apalachin gathering that drew about sixty people at his estate two years ago, has died of a heart attack. The death follows the controversial event and the notable attendees associated with the Apalachin meeting.
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Joseph Barbara Sr
Buff alo Briefs Skip Across State ties and Travels
Buffalo Kansas notes George Pierce, Mrs Charles Ward called to Olympia Washington by mother Georgia rk. Dr and Mrs Herbert Rollow return from East trip visiting Cooper Rollow and family in Chicago plus other relatives in Rochester Schenectady Kansas City. Eaton high school band instructor Charles Laurence Childers Jr earns I rating at Boulder homecoming. Eaton band placed 89th in formation and ordered new uniforms in June but arrival late. Childers is Chanute High School and Kansas University graduate.
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Herbert Rollow
Cooper Rollow
Chicago
Frank Butler
Rochester
N. Y
Stannard Butler
Schenectady
Alfred Finch
Kansas City
Saranac Lake
Lake Placid
Adirondacks
Plymouth
Cape Cod
Mass
Sturbridge Village
Charles Laurence Childers Jr
C. L. Childers
S. Evergreen
Eaton, Colo
Boulder
Colo
Eaton
Childers
Chanute High School
Kansas University
Lawrence
Supreme Court Refuses Speed In Taft-Hartley Order
The Supreme Court refused to hasten a Taft-Hartley back-to-work injunction case for the United Steelworkers as the 107-day steel strike continued. Justice Department asked for a noon deadline. the court denied. Union to file appeal by Friday with briefing due Monday. ruling expected mid next week. Negotiations resume today in Pittsburgh with FMCS watching. a joint bargaining conference could be called if no progress by Monday.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United Steelworkers
Taft-Hartley
Justice Department
Philadelphia
Arthur J.goldberg
Pittsburgh
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Eisenhower
Steel strike widens with half million workers out
The article notes six days remain to appeal to the highest court as about 500000 steelworkers strike against 96 companies with 250000 more in related industries idle. The dispute centers on wage increases and industry demands for greater control over local conditions to cut costs. Prestrike wages averaged $3.11 an hour.
Fires in 1958 Fatal to 11500
Nearly two million fires caused 11,500 deaths and 14 billion dollars in losses in 1958 as the National Fire Protection Association reports. Despite a slight drop in total losses from 1957, more American homes burned than ever before, with 558,000 dwellings destroyed or damaged. Defective heating and cooking equipment and careless smoking were the main causes.
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Boston
United States
National Fire Protection Assn
Nobel Prize Judges Named by Swedish Academy Panel
The panel determining Nobel Prize winners includes the Swedish Academy the Swedish Academy of Science the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and five members of the Norwegian Parliament.
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Swedish Academy
Swedish Academy of Scientist
Carolina Medical Institute
Stockholm
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Clarence C. Butcher
Paul Life
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Fred Hammer
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Fred Hummer
Orlie McCoy
Jess Barker Jr
Ora Cheney
Earl Brookshire
George Briley
PTA
Tribune
Carlier
Parsons Livestock
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Odeste
Defendent
Daily Transcript
Carl G. Kerwitz
District Court Ro
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Mary Joyce
Marener v. Billot
Lady
St Coe
Wall Street
Dale Ward
Kenny Jones
Blue Comets
Ward
Clayton Ward
N. Forest
Philco
New
Philco Phonoromea
General Electric Portable
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Trede
Philco Floer
Pioneer
BMA
George Pierce
Buffalo, Ks
Charles Ward
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Olympia, Wash
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