Kennedy calls for clear Formosa commitments from U S
In MISSION Kansas Sen. John F. Kennedy urges disclosure of any U S defense commitments to Quemoy and Matsu. He warns against vague policies risking world peace and urges honesty over politically unfeasible promises during a $10 plate Democratic dinner. Gov. Docking campaigns for Kansas Democrats in Topeka and Breeding’s reelection.
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Fort Scott stops with Charles Co burn en route to Delaware jug
Southeast Kansas Corner notes Fort Scott interview with the renowned actor Char les Co burn during a stopover on his way to observe the Little Brown Jug harness race in Delaware Ohio. Traveling companion Marion Alta, a former singer. Iola bids due 10 a.m. Wednesday for demolition of the brick courthouse.
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Fund drive aids Independence football squad robbed of 338 dollars
Independence Jaco's football team received a fundraising push after a robbery of 338 dollars during a Friday night win over Garden City. Donations had totaled 50 dollars by Monday. Separately in Coffeyville, a 32 year old collie named Lady was reunited with Mr and Mrs Earl Walker after nine months missing, thanks to a humane shelter caretaker.
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Haley Comets Here Tonight at Memorial Auditorium
Bill Haley and his Comets perform a stage show and concert tonight at Memorial Auditorium starting at 8 15 PM. Sponsor Vernon McCune says the band arrives this afternoon by bus from Milwaukee. Reser vations have come in from many southeast Kansas towns. The group has appeared in movies on stage radio and TV and are recording artists. The name Eve is the Hebrew word for life.
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Reuben Burkman Family Reunion Near Evacuation Area
Dr and Mrs Reuben J Burkman and family attended a 1946 high school class reunion in Randolph. The event likely marks the last such gathering before the Turtle Creek Dam project evacuates the area. Rural Homemakers HDU meeting postponed to Sept 25 with a Prairie View school magicians show planned for tomorrow night at 8. Coffee and cake will be served. Santa Fe weekly carloadings rose from 21 959 to 26 192 year over year. Car connections arrivals totaled 11 663 versus 11 344 prior year. Total cars moved reached 37 855, up from 33 303. The preceding week saw 33 125 cars for the year.
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ITV Stars to Visit Dodge City and Larned
Nine television and motion picture stars will tour Dodge City and Larned on September 26 and 27 in a Columbia Broadcasting System event. Cast members from Gunsmoke, Trackdown, Wanted Dead or Alive and other programs, plus June Allyson and Barbara Stanwyck, along with Gov. George Docking and state officials, are scheduled to attend.
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Amanda Blake
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Isom cited for reckless driving in police court hearing set
Phillip Edgar Isom of Stark faces reckless driving charges with a $25 bond. A hearing is scheduled for 4 p.m. Thursday in police court. The notice lists recent moves of multiple residents and building permit applications.
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Income Rate At New Peak
Washington AP reports personal income at an annual rate of 355.6 billion dollars for the prior month, a third straight record peak as incomes rise 1 percent. The rise from February’s 346.4 billion suggests stronger recovery and could shrink the fiscal 1959 deficit if trends continue.
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U.S.-Chinese Recess Talks Open in Warsaw
In Mysliowiecki Palace, U S Ambassador Jacob Beam and Peiping envoy Wang Pingnan held a 2 hour 50 minute first meeting as talks on easing the Formosa crisis went into recess until Thursday. State Department cited core aim to prevent force without prejudice to either side.
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Kansas Nebraska Act 1854 Repeals Missouri Compromise
The Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854 repealed the Missouri Compromise of 1820 and allowed settlers to enter the territories that would become Kansas and Nebraska.
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Docking and Breeding Lead in Straw Vote at Kansas State Fair
Gov. George Docking and Rep. J Floyd Breeding led their Republican opponents after two days of polling at the Kansas State Fair. The Hutchinson News reported Docking with 608 votes to Clyde M Reed Jr 554 and Breeding ahead of Clifford Hope Jr 423 to 411 in straw ballots expected to total around 3,000.
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Harvey County Girl Wins Style Revue
Brenda Boyle age 16 of Harvey County won the Kansas State Fair style revue. Don Conroy Jr age 16 of Shawnee County won the 4-H Club best groomed boy contest. Both were named last night and will receive trips to the national 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in November.
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