Congo Army Backs Cease Fire Amid Congo Crisis
The United Nations said the Congolese army ordered a cease fire across the Congo to halt fighting in Kaisai Province and block Patrice Lumumba's planned Katanga invasion. Lumumba urged U.N. intervention to curb Dag Hammarskjold while Kasavubu moved toward a new government with Joseph Ileo as premier amid parliamentary stalemate.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
United Nations
Congo
Kaisai
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
U. N
All Nations
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
Senate
Joseph Ileo
Brussels Radio
Kansas Woman Killed in Missouri Car Collision
Mrs. Mattie J. Karnopp, 76, of Kansas City, was killed and her daughter Mildred Karnopp, 47, critically injured when their car collided with a truck Friday near Osceola Missouri. They were en route to a Florida vacation.
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Osceola, Mo
Mattie J. Karnopp
Kansas City
Mildred Karnopp
Florida
Delmer Woolery's Team Wins Thayer Contest
Delmer Woolery of Thayer led a heavy team to victory in the Thayer Homecoming Fair and Picnic pulling a 10 250 pound sled 4 feet 8 inches in the final round. Howard Harshberger of Lawrence placed second with 10 250 pounds moved 3 feet 7 inches. Orval Medaris of Coyville earned third with 10 500 pounds and 3 inches.
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Thayer
Rodeo Arena
Delmer Woolery
Howard Harshberger
Lawrence
Woolery
Leonard Zook
Columbus
Lawrence Clark
Fredonia
Henry Childs
Rose
Larry Woolery
Daighton Botts
Altamont
McLachlen Park
Thayer Hom Iree
Nixon Returns Home After 11 Days in Hospital
Vice President Richard M. Nixon is back in Washington after an 11 day hospital stay for a knee infection. He plans a 14 state speaking tour with stops in Indianapolis Dallas San Francisco and Guthrie Center Iowa. He will appear on NBCs Meet the Press and CBS Political Countdown and aims to continue campaign work despite a possible limp.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Baltimore
Friendship Airport
NBC
CBS
Greensboro
N.C
Walter Reed Hospital
John F. Kennedy
Alaska
Detroit
California
Kennedy
Indianapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Oregon
Idaho
North Dakota
Illinois
Missouri
New Jersey
Virginia
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Guthrie Center
Washburn Hall to be named Carruth Hall
An 84 man residence hall on the Washburn University campus completed in 1959 will be named Carruth Hall in honor of Arthur J. Carruth Jr of Topeka. Carruth longtime newspaperman has served on the Washburn Board of Regents since 1941.
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Topeka
Washburn University
Carruth
Arthur J. Carruth Jr
Washburn Board of Regents
Tribune
Cinderella Mel Returns to Peoria Farm Roots
Melvin Miller and his wife Sally travel from California to Peoria after a high profile appearance across the West. Miller recalls a telephonic friendship sparked by a Marine prank that led to a fundraiser. he says he would do it again but plans to settle back to farm life with their three children.
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Chicago
Cinderella Mel
Peoria
Tractor Factory
Laguna Beach
Calif
Tijuana
Mexico
Jayne Mansfield
del Mar
Melvin Miller
Sally
California
Miller
Joe Gestson
Metro
Furious Donna Heads For Tampa Bay Area
Hurricane Donna brushed the Miami area with heavy rains and gusts to 97 mph and headed toward the Tampa Bay area. Evacuations were urged for low coastal sections as the storm forecast to pass near or east of Tampa Bay. Coast Guard and Red Cross arranged relief and shelters as the Keys faced outages and damage.
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Donna
Tampa Bay Area
Miami
Fla
Florida
Everglades
Gulf Coast
Naples
Tampa
Fort Myers
Sarrasota
Bradenton
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Tampa Weather Bureau
Coast Guard
Sanibel
Captivo
Gasparilla
Cedar Key
Everglades City
Tavernier
Here
Highway Patrol
C. J. Johnson
Florida Keys
Key West
Red Cross
Chain of Keys
Navy
Captiva
Lee County
Fort
Khrushchev Restricted to Area Near UN in New York
The United States told the Soviet Union that Premier Khrushchev must stay near UN Headquarters during his New York visit. Restrictions also placed on Kadar and Shehu for security, with travel time and residence details to be provided. Khrushchev arrives Sept 19 aboard the Baltika as the Assembly opens.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita §. Khrushchev
New York
Manhattan Island
U. N
U.S
Janos Kadar
Mehmet Shehu
Albania
U. S
Ieaders
Khrushchev
State Department
U. N. Assembly
Glen Cove
Long Island
High Court Intervenes in Wisconsin Air Conditioner Dispute
The Wisconsin Supreme Court took jurisdiction in a case over who pays a judge’s $250 air conditioner. County Clerk Richard Lindgren, jailed for refusing to pay, was released. Judge Harold Bode prepared to defend his action before the court next Thursday.
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Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Richard Lindgren
Harold Bode
High Court
Supreme Court
Gaylord Nelson
Lindgren
Bode
High Tribunal
Red Cross Changes In Service Heads
Neosho County Red Cross announces three leadership changes. Mrs H O Older becomes canteen chair with 13 years as production chair. Mrs Louis Junod shifts to production chair after serving as Junior Red Cross and then canteen chair. Mrs George Corkle named blood program chair replacing resigning Mrs Robert Lopeman.
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Neosho County
The
Red Cross
H. O. Older
Louis Junod
Older
Junod
George Corkle
Blood Program
Robert Lopeman
Traffic Fatalities Report From Topeka
The Topeka AP traffic log lists fatalities and rates for the 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday. It compares 1960 figures with the 1959 period, noting changes in totals and patterns for the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rev Booth to Deliver Centennial Sermon at Humboldt Methodist
The Rev Melvin Booth of Ottawa Kansas Conference will speak at 10 45 a m Sunday at Humboldt Methodist Church delivering the Centennial sermon for the church anniversary He formerly led the Chanute Methodist church Special music will accompany the service with Mrs Stanley Cantrell of Yates Center guest directing the choir announced by Rev Gene Taylor.
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Humboldt
Melvin Booth
Ottawa
Kansas
The
Methodist Church
Booth
Chanute
Stanley Cantrell
Yates Center
Gene Taylor
Giant Test of American Air Defense
Jet interceptors swept the skies in a six hour drill above the United States and Canada simulating air threats to bombers. The massive exercise tested North American air defenses and involved clearing commercial air traffic during the event.
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Washington
Kuter
Colorado Springs
United States
Canada
Federal Aviation Agency
Defense Department
NORAD Sky Shield ends with fatal collision during test
General Laurence S. Kuter was killed in a collision near Edson, Alberta, as NORAD conducted Exercise Sky Shield. The six hour drill grounded all commercial flights and jammed navigation aids to simulate wartime conditions over 22 million square miles from the North Pole to the Atlantic and Pacific.
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United States
Canada
EDSON
Kas
J. C
Laurence S. Kuter
Hicks
North American
Norad
U.S
New York
Idlewild
Atlantic
North Pole
Pacific
Pleasant weekend forecast for Kansas with rising temperatures
The Weather Bureau predicts fair skies and gradually higher temperatures across Kansas. Sunday's highs near 80 degrees with a cool front having brought October-like weather Friday. highs ranged 67 to 78 across towns and Friday lows fell to 42 at Hill City and 57 at Chanute.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Pittsburg
Chanute
Hill City
Woman Killed Shielding Baby as Car Mounts Curb in New York
Theresa Bonanno 21 protected her 14 month old niece Theresa Graziano when a car mounted a curb Friday. The infant suffered a broken leg while the heroine died at the scene. Driver Richard Hanes, 22, is being questioned by police about the crash.
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New York
Theresa Bonanno
Miss Bonanno
Theresa Graziano
Leonard Graziano
Richard Hanes
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Tes
Garland Chrisman
George McCready
Chrisman
McCready
Gene Stitt
Ralph Hibbs
Hibbs
Ernest Harms
Thayer Homecoming Assn
C. F. Gildart
Andrew Glentzer
W. B. Lloyd
Parkerhouse
R. C. Nordstedt
Altoona
Earl Peterson
Louth
Bread and Rolls
Grace Carson
Home Economics
Washburn Hall
Cinderella
Las Vegas
Rev. Booth
Humboldt Church
Wasser
Ladvy
B.C
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