U S finishes 1958 Pacific nuclear test program
The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department announce completion of the 1958 Pacific nuclear tests. The Eninwetok danger area is disestablished and unauthorized entry restrictions lifted. Tests produced no personnel injuries and pave the way for further defense developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Pacific
Eniwetok Proving Ground
AEC
U.S
Free World
Department of Defense
Joint Task Force 7
Johnston Island
Honolulu
Nevada
Two 14-Year-Old Boys Implicated in Roosevelt Break-In
Chanute police say two 14-year-olds were implicated in a Saturday break-in at Roosevelt school around noon. Desks and cabinets showed signs of opening and searching. money in a desk remained untouched. One boy stayed outside while the other entered via a upstairs window. The case was referred to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Roosevelt School
Youth Dies After Accidental Shot At Wichita Home
Wichita police report 13 year old Russell Vye shot himself accidentally with a .22 rifle at his home. He died later in a Wichita hospital while at home his father George P. Vye 53 and older brother Richard 18 were briefly away, father driving the brother to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Russell Vye
Wye
Jordan Jones
South Side
George P. Vye
Richard
Cow Finally Captured After Wild Run Through Chanute
A sickly Hereford cow escaped around noon from a pickup at Chanute Animal Clinic and roamed the area trampling lawns and snagging wash. It was recaptured last night in a small fenced area behind a building by Chet Hale and Carl Harvey, with 50 to 60 spectators watching. Stevens, owner, to pay for damages. his foot injured when a rack fell on it. The cow was loaded onto Harvey’s truck and taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gret Hale
S. Lincoln
Tribune
Chanute
Winters
Stevens
George Woods
S. Central
Woods
City Park
Chet Hale
Carl Harvey
Buffalo
Harvey
Grid Player Killed In One-Car Crash
A Lubbock youth Malford Eugene Hibbler age 17 a backfield star and Garden City Junior College football prospect was killed in a one car crash on U S 83 fourteen miles north of Liberal. Three other youths from Lubbock suffered injuries and were hospitalized including Don McCormick 20 with a fractured leg Joe Middleton 19 with cuts and a possible chest injury and Jimmy Peppers 19 driver-left after treatment for cuts and bruises.
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Liberal
Lubbock, Tex
Garden City
Malford Eugene Hibbler
Lubbock
Garden City College
U. S. 83
Hibbler
Don McCormick
Joe Middleton
Jimmy Peppers
Garden City Eleven
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Kansas For 1958
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic fatalities by the State Accident Records Section. In the last 24 hours two deaths. year to date 1958 total 354, compared with 370 in the same period of 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Area Students At Jr. College Enroll 192 in Chanute program
Fifty seven graduates from area high schools are among 192 students enrolled at Chanute Junior College this year. Humboldt High School leads with 19 graduates. attendees include Norman Gardner and Jim Jackson among others. Additional students hail from Erie Elsmore Thayer Midway Yates Center Altoona Benedict Grant Stark Walnut and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Junior College
Humboldt High School
Humboldt
Norman Gardner
Jim Jackson
Wayne Jackson
James Leonard
Orville Mason
John Oshel
Kenneth Ostrander
Kenneth Pratt
Clarence Snart
Harold Strack
Paul Temming
Kenneth Wimsett
Roberta Hempen
Carol Honeycutt
Eunice Jackson
Delene Lieurance
Elizabeth Orth
Anita Rutled
Dean Brock
Jack Chapman
Thomas Jerome
Jerry Milligan
Jimmy Stone
Karen Sue Costin
Yates
Wessie Bufield
William Campbell
Larry Laird
Jean Leis
Altoona
Kenneth McMillen
Dennis Waldron
Benedict
Roger Ford
Ronald Haller
Grant
Stark
Ernst Buscher
Robert Campbell
James Eberhart
Marion Page
Kelly Richwine
Walnut
Mary Ellen Cole
Rainbow Picnic Draws 135 Veterans At Santa Fe Park
The Chanute Chapter of 42nd Rainbow Division Veterans held its sixth annual picnic at Santa Fe Park with 135 attendees. National president R. M. Taylor and two past presidents Leonard Hill and William Butts were present. Taylor noted the division's national reunion in July in Kansas City, to be hosted by the 117th Army Trademark and World War II Rainbow veterans.
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Chanute
42Nd
Rainbow Division
Santa Fe Park
E. R. Parr
R. M. Taylor
Leonard Hill
William Butts
Taylor
Kansas City
117Th
Mao Opens Talks with U S After Railing Formosa
Peiping radio reports Mao Zedong agrees to ambassadorial talks with the United States in Warsaw on Formosa, while denouncing U S imperialism and warning that longer U S presence in Formosa and overseas bases risks global backlash. Khrushchev urges a stable peace only after Formosa is cleared of U S forces. Britain welcomes resumed discussions but fears broader conflict.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Far East
Formosa Strait
Formosa
Red
China
Mao Tze-tung
United States
Warsaw
Peiping
Mao
Chinese Communist Party
Red Chinese Supreme State Council
Red China
Chou Enlai
Geneva
White House
U.S
Jacob Beam
Lebanon
People’s Republic of China
Hong Kong
Kansas Girl Kidnaped By Colorado Gunman
Fort Collins Colorado gunman abducted 18 year old Marjorie Schneider at Horsetooth Reservoir while her date Ellsworth Farnik and two companions watched. Sheriff Scheerer said the kidnapper fired on the car but no one was hurt. FBI agent J Scott Werner said cross state line action could make it a federal case.
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Kansas City
The
Kansas City Star
Fort Collins, Colo
Kansas
Fort Collins
Colo
Marjorie Schneider
Ray Scheerer
Que
Sheriff's
E. M. Schneider
Wa Keeney
Kan
Miss Schneider
Colorado
Horsetooth Reservoir
Scheerer
Ellsworth E. Farnik
Colorado State University
Estes Park
James Coleman
Janet
Wyoming
Wyoming-Colorado
WaKeeney
Fort Collins High School
Denver
J. Scott Werner
FBI
Werner
Red Chinese Guns Reopen Fire On Quemoy After 2-Day Lull
In Formosa and Newport reports, Red China resumes artillery on Quemoy after a 24 day lull. Nationalists claim seven MIAs and two damaged in air battles near Swatow while U.S. warship escorts remain near Quemoy under 12 mile sea rule.
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Quemoy
Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Far East
Red China
Quemoy Island
White House
Andrew 4. Goodpaster
Washington
Taipei
Formosa
U. S
Swatow
U.S
Quemsey
Wallace M. Beakley
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
Quemoy Beach
Red
Tan Islets
Amoy
Little Quemoy
Bender Donates Daily Charity Payment From Union Probe
Former U.S. Senator George H. Bender said the $250-a-day pay he receives as head of a Teamsters cleanup committee will be turned over to charity. Appointed by Teamsters President James R. Hoffa to address disclosures from the Senate Rackets Committee, the committee will have its salaries paid by the union. Bender denies any intent to whitewash racketeering and says he accepted the post for what good he can do.
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Cleveland
U.S
George H. Bender
Teamsters
Bender
James R. Hoffa
Senate
Fair and Mild Area Forecast from Topeka
The forecast calls for generally fair and mild conditions through Tuesday with highs near 90 today and mid 60s at night. Kansas flood warnings update with rivers dropping. no major flooding, Kansas River crest reported at Manhattan and Wamego, Topeka expected near 20 feet.
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Topeka
Kansas
Republican
Clay Center
Milford
Junction City
Hanover
Blue Rapids
Manhattan
Wamego
Weather Bureau
Prospect
Concordia
Garden City
Salina
Russell
Hospital Patient Killed in Plunge
A 30 year old General Hospital patient died after plunging from a third story window in Kansas City. The victim is identified as Stanley Jones from Kansas City. He had entered the hospital Friday for treatment of epilepsy and narrowly missed patrolman Henry Moore who was stationed at the hospital.
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Kansas City
General Hospital
Stanley Jones
Henry Moore
Jones
Phone call instructions for Tribune contact follow up
If you cannot reach the Tribune on the phone, contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, call 700 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Census lists area populations with Kansas totals
The 1958 census reports Neosho County at 19 678 Allen County 17 025 Wilson 14 098 Woodson 5 750 Kansas total 2 100 000 plus Sedgwick 326 961 smallest Greeley 1 916 Chanute 10 499 and towns such as Coffeyville 18 291 Independence 11 622 Parsons 13 362 Pittsburg 19 418 Iola 6 893 Fort Scott 10 203 and Yates Center 2 033 are listed with varying populations.
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Neosho County
Allen County
Wilson County
Woodson County
Kansas
Sedgwick
Greeley
Chanute
Altoona
Benedict
Buffalo
Coffeyville
Earlton
Elsmore
Erie
Fort Scott
Fredonia
Galesburg
Hepler
Humboldt
Independence
Iola
Neodesha
Parsons
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Lavenburg
Stark
Thayer
Walnut
Yates Center
Traffic Deathic Suprian Upson in Dust Storm Crash
Mrs. Marian Upson, 28, died from injuries after a car truck collision during a dust storm east of Pretty Prairie Kansas. She was the wife of Dr. Dan Upson a veterinarian and mother of two small children.
Wiggins Named Acting Director of Field Services at KS Chamber
Don L. Wiggins appointed acting director of field services for the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce in Topeka. Wiggins has served as a field representative since early this year, succeeding Harry Woods who was reassigned for health reasons. Clifford R. Woods of Topeka is named as a new field representative.
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Topeka
Don L. Wiggins
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Wiggins
Harry Woods
Clifford R. Woods
90 Day Sentence for Erie Drunk Driving Case
Leroy Johnson of 1516 S Santa Fe pleaded guilty in Erie justice court to driving while intoxicated. He was sentenced to 90 days in county jail after being arrested by Undersheriff Jack Reynolds last Wednesday at the junction of highways US59 and K47 south of Erie.
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Leroy Johnson
S. Santa Fe
Justice of the Peace Court
Erie
Jack Reynolds
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Wasser
Bulletin
Lke
Dulles
Peiping Radio
Communist Party
Preston Moore
American Legion
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Chicago
Stillwater
Okla
Durin
C of C Service
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