Blue Comets Opener at Caney News
Coach Dick Purdy projects a strong Caney lineup for the football opener against Chanute at 7 30 p m The Blue Comets field ten returning lettermen led by Red Hurd on offense with Robison Oliverson Strange Parsons Hole Saar and Haskins The backfield features Durham Keith Cushman Jones Ambler and Neeley Quinn Graves on defense Purdy stresses focus and confidence ahead of the Pittsburgh game next week.
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Dick Purdy
Blue Comets
Caney
Chanute
Red” Hurd
Chetopa
Purdy
Edna
Hurd
Elmer Robison
Larry Oliverson
Bob Strange
Bob Parsons
Johnny Hole
Clarence Saar
Bob Haskins
David Durham
Tom Keith
Duck Cushman
Kenny Jones
Chuck Ambler
Gary Neeley
John Quinn
Larry Graves
Pittsburg
Reed criticizes Docking on mental health funding in Kansas
Clyde Reed, Republican candidate for governor, argues that Gov. George Docking’s sales tax reduction plans threaten Kansas mental health care. Reed contends funding supports care that raised Kansas from last to first, warns against cutting funds, and highlights personnel training over new buildings.
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Docking
Reed
Kansas
Britain Fortifies Far East Fleet for Quemoy Crisis
The first lord of the admiralty Earl of Selkirk said Britain will strengthen its Far East fleet with commando carriers to support possible landings by helicopter in response to the Quemoy situation.
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Melbourne
Australia
Britain
Far East
Admiralty
Earl of Selkirk
Selkirk
Newsweek Stopped by Authorities Over Mao Cover
Nationalist authorities delayed the current issue of Newsweek after stamping communist bandit on the cover image of Red Chinese Chairman Mao Tze-tung. The U.S. magazine is expected to reach distributors by Saturday.
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Newsweek
Mao Tze-tung
U.S
Yugoslav skier seeks asylum in West Germany
Blazenka Vodenlic, 22, Yugoslav women's ski champion and 1956 Olympian, asked for political asylum in West Germany after arriving with a delegation for the Frankfurt trade fair. her husband, now coaching in Bavaria, fled Yugoslavia last year.
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Erlangen
Germany
Blazenka Vodenlic
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Frankfurt
YMCA
Deaths and Funerals Emma B McCarley 78 Humboldt
Mrs Emma B McCarley 78 died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born March 17 1880 in Humboldt to Conrad and Anna Heim she married Henry Kelly in 1900 and A J McCarley in 1932. She belonged to St Josephs Catholic Church. Survived by sister Margaret Hess and several relatives. Funeral 9 am Monday at St Josephs with rosary 3 pm Sunday at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt.
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Emma B. McCarley
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Conrad
Anna Enghauser Heim
Harry Kelley
A. J. McCarley
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Margaret Hess
Johnson Funeral Home
Johnsons
Retiring Judge Urges State Controlled Prostitution
Judge Milo E. Dye, soon to retire, advocates state controlled houses of prostitution to protect youths and virtuous women. He spoke after a brothel raid yielded 650 dollars in fines from a man and four women, noting enforcement limits but urging a broader policy.
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Walnut Grove
Calif
Milo E. Dye
San Francisco
Kansas City Votes on School Levy Increase
Kansas Citians will vote on November 4 on a 36 cent increase to the school operating levy. The board of education approved raising the levy to $2.12 per $100 assessed valuation.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Citians
Board of Education
Editors' Day activities draw Kansas Press Assn officials
Kansas Press Assn officers attend Editors' Day events at the University of Wichita. Reed serves as vice president while more than 100 KPA members will attend the Wichita Bowling Green State football game Saturday night. Afternoon sessions of the Fourth District KPA editors are planned.
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Kansas Press Assn
University of Wichita
Reed
KPA
Wall Street gains amid active trading and rising volume
In late trading the stock market advanced with steels motors and rails in demand. Volume reached about 3.7 million shares versus 3.46 million yesterday, with leading issues up fractions to over a point and many stocks gaining as turnover increased.
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New York
Boyd Returns to Germany After Nike Missile Drill
AS4 John M. Boyd, son of Earl T. Boyd of Humboldt, returned to Germany with his unit after a 16 day Nike Missile practice near Fort Bliss Texas. Boyd, 20, a rocket launcher crewman with Battery C 63d Antiaircraft Artillery Missile Battalion, joined the Army in August 1955 and attended Humboldt High School. A Garden Grove California couple, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reeves, welcomed a daughter born Tuesday weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces, the couple's first child. The mother, Barbara Reeves, is the former Barbara Malcolm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Malcolm of 222 S Western, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E A Reeves of 920 N Lafayette. Mrs Barbara Catterson of 1418 S Evergreen and Betty Grace Moore of 410 N Forest reported a minor traffic accident yesterday in the first block south of Main on Highland. The right rear door of the Catterson car and the left front door of the Moore car were damaged.
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Earl T. Boyd
Humboldt
Germany
Fort Bliss
Tex
Boyd
63D
Army
Humboldt High School
Donald Reeves
Garden Grove
Calif
Barbara Catterson
S. Evergreen
Betty Grace Moore
N. Forest
Main
Highland
Catterson
Moore
Admittances and dismissals across area hospitals
Daily hospital notices list yesterday admittances Mrs J W Cook Benedict medical and William Ludlum Savonburg medical. today admits Jess Smith Neodesha surgery Gary Garcia 1107 S Forest surgery Mrs Frances Wood 1530 S Highland surgery. yesterday dismissal Mrs Grace Keith 11342 W Main. Also today dismissals include Mrs Eugene Green Earlton Clyde W Carroll Humboldt Eddie Waller 505 W 3rd. Southeast Kansas TB Hospital admits since June 25 from multiple counties incl Allen Bourbon Cherokee Crawford Labette Montgomery Linn Neosho Wilson Woodson with dismissals by similar county counts. District Court filings in Chanute show a divorce case Joyce Elaine Atkins vs Larry Carl Atkins and a minor suit William Dean Gibson by Leona Gibson vs Earl Wertz for damages.
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J. W. Cook
Benedict
William Ludlum
Savonburg
Jess Smith
Neodesha
Gary Garcia
S. Forest
Frances Wood
S. Highland
Grayce Keith
W. Main
Eugene Green
Earlton
Clyde W. Carroll
Humboldt
Eddie Waller
Southeast Kansas
Allen County
Anderson
Bourbon
Cherokee
Crawford
Labbette
Montgomery
Linn
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Labette
District Court
Chanute
Joyce Elaine Atkins
Larry Carl Atkins
Erie
Malcolm
William Dean Gibson
Leona Gibson
Earl Wertz
Reed Will Attend Editorial Meeting in Wichita
Clyde M. Reed Jr. Republican candidate for governor will pay a non political visit to Wichita on Saturday to meet editors at a local publication in the lead up to the campaign.
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Reed
Wichita
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons
Bob Hope Turns 25 Years in Stardom on TV Debut
Bob Hope celebrates a quarter century in stardom with the NBC telecast of Roberta a Broadway hit. He reprises his Huckleberry Haines role as the band leader pal of a football star who inherits a Paris fashion house. Howard Keel Anna Maria Alberghetti and Janis Paige co star.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
Roberta
Hope
Huckleberry Haines
Paris
Howard Keel
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Janis Paige
NBC
Docking Opens Drive At Wichita Rally
Governor George Docking urged all independents and Democrats to vote Democratic in his re election bid at a 600 person rally. He criticized the six member state finance council as a Republican dictatorship bypassing the will of the people. He said the party aims for government in a gold fish bowl.
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Wichita
Kas
Kansas
George Docking
Docking
State Finance Council
Senate
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
House of Representatives
Adult Education Enrollment Set for Monday Evening
Enrollment for fall adult education courses happens 7 to 8 pm Monday at the Senior High Junior College building and the Senior Trade School. Instructors include Bernice Akers, Howard Jester, Elizabeth Pieper, Robert Blunk Jr, Ethel Reno, and Hazel Bishop unit, with rooms 311 315 204 and shops for furniture refinishing and mosaics.
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C. V. Crissman
Bernice Akers
Junior College Commerce Department
Howard Jester
Commerce Department
Elizabeth Pieper
Robert Blunk Jr
Ethel Reno
Hazel Bishop
Crissman
Women hold over sixty five billion in U S life insurance
The report notes women in the United States own more than 65 billion dollars in life and other insurance protections, but men still control the majority of life insurance ownership and policy holdings nationwide.
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United States
Polio cases surge to 399 weekly total
Washington AP reports 399 polio cases last week, 193 paralytic, the highest weekly counts of the year. Revised figures indicate document updates and ongoing monitoring by health authorities.
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Washington
Polio Reports Decline in Paralytic Cases Across States
Public Health Service report for the week ending Sept 6 shows 519 polio cases with 153 paralytic. Ohio 38 cases, New Jersey 29, New York 27, Texas 21. Michigan leads weekly totals with 120 cases but only one on set that week. Year to date polio totals: 2942 cases and 1417 paralytic, versus 4402 and 1390 a year ago.
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Public Health Service
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Texas
Snark Guided Missile Streaks Aloft Today
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Snark guided missile cleared the Cape on a 6000 mile Atlantic flight. The 69 foot missile built by Northrop has been fired from Cape over 50 times and is the only U.S. intercontinental capable weapon. Twin boosters shed orange flame and a turbojet engine took over for the cruise phase.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Cape
U.S
Kansas Pipeline Runs Rise in Week to Sept 15
Wichita AP reports Kansas crude oil pipeline runs for the week ended September 15 averaged 34 316 barrels per day more than the prior week. The Conservation Division said total pipeline runs reached 344 066 barrels for the week.
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Wichita
Kansas
State Conservation Division
Eddie Fisher Skips Steve Allen Show Appearance
New York AP reports singer Eddie Fisher he chose not to appear on NBC TV Steve Allen Show Sunday night. The network confirmed his decision and offered no further details.
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Eddie Fisher
Skip Allen
New York
Steve Allen
Cattle Meager Hogs Higher in Kansas City Livestock Report
Kansas City AP reports cattle at 700 head and calves 50 with prices not tested, hogs 2,000 with barrows and gilts up 25 to 40 cents, sows steady. No. 1-3 200-260 lb barrows and gilts 20.75-21.25. Sows 400 lbs down 19.00-25, 400-600 lbs 18.00-18.75. Sheep 100 not tested. Eggs and poultry markets also noted with wholesale eggs mixed and live poultry steady or down marginally. Chicago grain trading shows corn and wheat moves with mixed results and soybeans unchanged.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Wheat and Corn Prices in Kansas City Market Data
Wheat values across 126 cars show little change with slight upticks for some grades. No 2 hard and dark hard at around 1.89, No 3 near 2.00, No 2 red about 1.91, No 3 around 1.87 to 1.91. Corn in 52 cars also largely unchanged with minor adjustments.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Grain and hay price report from Chanute Tribune
A Chanute Tribune market brief lists prices for white and yellow corn, oats, mile maize, kafir, rye, barley and soybeans with varied bid ranges. It also notes Kansas City hay receipts showing none today and none a week ago, but one a year ago.
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Kansas City Hay
Kansas City
Car After Shooting In Garden City Leads Police
Police pursued a red and white car after Paul Lopez Martinez, 25, Deerfield, Kan, reported three men fled in such a car following a Tuesday night shooting in Garden City. Martinez later admitted he shot himself to gain sympathy from his wife, and charges will be filed.
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Garden City
Kan
Paul Lopez Martinez
Deerfield
Mitchell Geisler
Martinez
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