Eisenhower says Khrushchev agrees war would be stupid
President Eisenhower stated Khrushchev shares the belief that a great war would be stupid and crazy. He cautioned that mutual misunderstanding remains possible and that it is too early to gauge any changes in Soviet aims after talks and Khrushchev's speech.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
National Press Club
Camp David
Thurmont
United States
Khrushchev Reinforces Friendship at New York Reception
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev praised President Eisenhower for inviting world communism to the United States and said the invitation showed wisdom. He spoke at a Commodore Hotel luncheon hosted by Mayor Robert Wagner as 80,000 watched the arrival and greeting sequence. He noted a relaxed mood and teased the mayor’s name while hinting at a major disarmament proposal likely to unfold at the United Nations session.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Khrushchev
Commodore Hotel
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Pennsylvania Station
Waldrof Astoria
U.S
United Nations
Henry Cabott Lodge
Robert Petrovich
Wagner
Mani
Washington
N. Y
Britain
Murder Mystery at Junction City
A 69 year old Junction City man Charles Emory Rupp was found dead from a shotgun wound in a workshop near his home. Sheriff Collins said it appears to be murder as no motive or robbery is evident and no gun is found. An inquest will be held.
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Junction City
Vance Collins
Charles Emory Rupp
Collins
Rupp
Jet Pilot Killed in Landing Crash at Memphis NAS
Navy pilot Lt. Thomas Joseph OLeary died when his jet crashed during landing at Memphis Naval Air Station. Lt. Dale Faler, from Independence Kansas, observed the canopy depart the aircraft but did not see a parachute deploy. The pilots were en route from Springfield Ohio to Alameda California.
United States and Britain push disarmament plan at UN
Secretary of State Christian Herter and British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd outlined a three stage disarmament program designed to curb arms production and move toward peaceful political and economic change. Khrushchev plans to present his own disarmament proposal during his UN address.
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General Assembly
Selwyn Lloyd
Geneva
Khrushchev
U.N
Lloyd's
Herter
Asia
Hungary
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Reported by A R S Section
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by State Accident Records Section show 413 deaths to date in 1959 and 380 in the same period last year, with two fatalities in the last 24 hours ending 9 a.m. today.
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Topeka
Kansas
DWI Charge Dismissed Against David R. Webb
David R. Webb of 182 N Lincoln faced a DWI charge in Erie Justice Court. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving after an Aug 22 arrest in Earlton, and was fined 25 dollars plus 5 dollars costs at a Sept 2 hearing.
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David R. Webb
N. Lincoln
Justice of the Peace
Erie
Earlton
Highway Patrol
Mexican Fiesta Opens With Queen Ceremony in Santa Fe Park
The 49th Mexican Independence Day fiesta begins Friday at Santa Fe Park with an eight o clock program each night. Highlights include the Fiesta Queen coronation, with Martha Miranda of Coffeyville, and a Chanute High School Drum and Bugle Corps appearance before the ceremony. Mayor Harold Williams crowns the queen and city manager R J Hayes crowns the princess Rosalie Hernandez of Independence. Other court members include Florentina Perez and Sara Bonilla. An invocation by Rev Peter Finnigan precedes national anthems and orchestra introductions. Dr Seymour Menton of Kansas University will speak about his Mexico studies.
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Newton
Martha Miranda
Coffeyville
Chanute High School
Rosalie Hernandez
Independence
Florentina Perez
Iola
Sara Bonilla
Chanute
David Cushing
St. Patrick's Church
Seymour Menton
Kansas University
Lawrence
Menton
City College of New York
Mexico
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
New Band Uniforms for Senior High Adopted
Charute High School unveils modified West Point style band uniforms for 60 members with blue jackets gold fronts and white piping. Delivery set for Nov 15 funded by a 5000 budget. old uniforms to be sold. Major elements include gold pearl shako with blue white plume and committee selection by students and faculty.
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Charute High School
Leland Crapson
West Point
Cathers
David Durham
Chris Coots
Jane Evans
Jean Reynolds
Dale Ward
George Wheat
Mary Wood
Supt
Buford Fisher
Dell Reed
Wendell McMurray
Clapson
Chanute High School
Larry Reynolds
C. H. Reynolds
S. Tennessee
Reynolds
Tribune
Pioneer entertains area dealers at 1960 Philco demo
Pioneer Appliance hosted 63 dealers and salesmen at a dinner at the North Malcolm Community Center. Philco introduced its 1960 laundry line featuring automatic washers and dryers. Attendees represented 11 counties.
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Pioneer Appliance
North Malcolm
Philco
Polio Cases Rise With 5 New In Sedgwick County
Wichita report shows five new polio cases in Sedgwick County on Wednesday, bringing the year total to 42. The AP notes the surge in illness as health officials monitor the outbreak.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Oil & Gas Assn Meeting Tonight
The Eastern Kansas Oil & Gas Assn. holds its annual meeting this evening at 7:30 in the Tioga Hotel ballroom. المؤتمر.
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Oil & Gas Assn
Eastern Kansas Oil & Gas Assn
Tioga Hotel
Martin Luther film shown at Savonburg City Hall
The Savonburg community will view the movie Martin Luther at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Savonburg City Hall. Admission is free and a free will offering will be collected.
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Savonburg
Martin Luther
Council Seeks Review of State Agency Rules
Topeka AP The Legislative Council moves to study procedures for reviewing agency rules and regulations amid questions raised by a state attorney general ruling on a newspaper tax case. The study aims to determine if rules should face public hearings and to set limits on rulemaking authority, with emphasis on public interest and governor concurrence.
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Topeka
Legislative Council
John Anderson
Revenue Department
Anderson
Council
Executive Branch
New Labor Bill In Big Effect On Kansas
Kansas lawmakers expect a new federal labor bill to affect about 80 percent of state industries and workers under the 1959 labor relations act. The measure lets state laws apply where the NLRB lacks jurisdiction, ending the no man s land problem in smaller firms and unions.
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Topeka
Congress
No-Man's Land
Kansas
Legislative Council
Labor and Industries Committee
National Labor Relations Board
No-Man’s Land
NLRB
Eddie Fulps Fund Near the $1,000 Mark
Contributions to the Eddie Fulps fund for Mr and Mrs Fulps rose toward $1,000 with $99 added since yesterday. By noon the total stood at $985 after a $22.76 collection at the VFW merchants' feed was turned in at Disney's Market. Donations also came from the Women's Classic Bowling League the Presbyterian Builders class and the Homemakers Club along with individuals Jess Donaldson Neal Mungers and Floyd Arnold.
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VFW Merchants
Disney's Market
Presbyterian Builders Class
Homemakers Club
Tribune
Jess Donaldson
Neal Mungers
Floyd Arnold
Falling Tree Fatal to Worker in Missouri Golf Course
A tree toppled during ground clearing at a Mount Vernon golf course killing 23 year old Donald Ray Inmon who was operating a bulldozer for pool construction. The incident occurred Wednesday as crews prepared the site.
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Mount Vernon
Donald Ray Inmon
Inmon
Baby Beef Cattle Bring $28,229 at Sale
In Topeka AP report 85 4H baby beef cattle sold for $23,229 at the Mid-America fat calf sale. Grand champion Hereford 1,217 pounds, owned by 16 year old Sandra Herring of Williamsburg, went for $937.09 or 77 cents a pound. Average per animal was $332.11, $18.11 above last year’s 58 head sale totals.
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Topeka
Mid-America
Sandra Herring
Williamsburg
Rainy Midwest Forecast Delivers Beneficial Scores of Inches
The Topeka dispatch notes heavy rainfall across Kansas with totals over an inch in several counties. Caldwell records 2.40 inches, Anthony 1.70, Sun City 1.50, and other towns show 1.0 to 1.4 inches. Lows by tonight dip into the 40s to 50s, with Fridays highs in the 70s and scattered storms continuing through Friday.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
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Nebraska
Washington
Marshall
Nemaha
Caldwell
Anthony
Sun City
Arkansas City
Pratt
Oxford
Sedgwick
Wichita
Goodland
Hutchinson
St Paul Man Fined For License Violation
Jesse Sharp of St Paul pled guilty to selling alcoholic beverages without a license. He was fined 50 dollars by Justice John O’Brien after a recommendation from County Attorney Richard L Ashley. Sharp had posted a 100 dollar bond pending hearing.
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ST. Paul
Jesse Sharp
Jerry Sloan
Justice of the Peace
John O'Brien
O’brien
Richard L. Ashley
Sharp
Lawrence car showroom theft sparks bold pricing claim
A Lawrence car agency advertised prices as so low it felt like stealing. Police report a Tuesday night break-in where an intruder stole a new model from the showroom.
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Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence Automobile Agency
Tribune Delivery Contact Notice
A brief readers call to action advises contacting the Tribune carrier for delivery issues and provides a fallback number 700 after 6 p.m. for reachability.
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