Khrushchev Proposal At U.N. Divides World Powers
Khrushchev outlined a four year disarmament plan at the United Nations. Western diplomats favored careful study but doubted it can succeed. Western and non Communist capitals voiced skepticism while the Soviet leader offered an alternate plan and urged limited force.
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United Nations
N.Y
Nikita Khrush
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Lloyd
U.N
Khrushchev
Geneva
United States
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Europe
U.S
Air France Constellation Lands Safely After Propeller Damage
An Air France Super Constellation flying New York to Paris with 21 aboard landed safely at Shannon Airport after a propeller tore free from a starboard engine 17 000 feet above the Atlantic. The two remaining port engines carried the craft to safety as lifeboats, escort aircraft, and land authorities watched. Passengers described a terrifying ride with windows shattered and spray entering the cabin. no injuries were reported.
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Shannon
Ireland
Irish
Atlantic
Air France
New York
Paris
Andre Compere
Christine Dickinson
Herman Udo Sonnenberg
Denver
Colo
E. A. Herbert
Boston
Mass
Left Hand Harvest Near Humboldt Forty Acres Milo
Forty acres of milo were harvested near Humboldt by neighbors and friends on Tuesday for Oca Johnson who is a patient at Neosho Memorial Hospital in Chanute. Six self propelled combines operated by Millard Hurst Arthur Middendorf Eldon Yowell Fred Markham Jr Arthur Elliott and Clarence Rinehart completed the work. Trucks were driven by Mrs Yowell Mrs Middendorf Lee Wolfe Robert Barnett and Frank Sievers. Field helpers were Ben Collison and Jim Becannon. Dinner at noon was prepared by Mrs Hurst Mrs Clayton Osborn Mrs Wolfe Mrs Clarence Rinehart and Mrs Becannon. Gas was supplied by Harold Krokstrom D X bulk agent.
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Humboldt
Oca Johnson
Johnson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Millard Hurst
Arthur Middendorf
Eldon Yowell
Fred Markham Jr
Arthur Elliott
Clarence Rinehart
Yowell
Middendorf
Lee Wolfe
Robert Barnett
Frank Sievers
Ben Collison
Jim Becannon
Hurst
Clayton Osborn
Wolfe
Becannon
Harold Krokstrom
D-X
Thefts Reported From Parked Cars
Police logged several thefts from parked autos over two nights. Victims include bowlers Allen Williams and Max Alcock and Mrs. James Evans, reporting hubcaps floor mats missing. A .32 pistol owned by Raymond Castoreno and a truck wheel and tire were also stolen.
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Allen Williams
R. J
Buick
Max Alcock
S. Kansas
James G. Evans
S. Malcolm
Raymond Castoreno
Parsons
Santa Fe Park
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co
S. Wilson
Attempt to Saw Out Of El Dorado Jail
A second escape attempt from the Butler County jail was foiled Friday when sheriff's officers found two bars cut in a cell block. Johnnie F. Wyss, 30, of Newton may face charges of attempting to escape after a saw blade was hidden in his shoe.
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EL Dorado
Butler County
Robert Green
Johnnie F. Wyss
Newton
Ercel Reed
Wyss
Youths Arrested After Chanute Bar Robbery in Joplin
Police report seven youths involved in a Friday night robbery at the Chanute Eighteenth Street Bar in Joplin. The group, with six from Chanute and one from Parsons, allegedly handed a note demanding $1,250 while brandishing a weapon. Multiple suspects were detained at intervals through early morning, then released.
Chanute Concert Series membership drive kicks off
Leeva Carter and Marilyn Wall win top prizes in the series poster contest. Carter and Wayne Benson earn first and second in Elementary, second in Junior High goes to Carol Helton, with Bernadette Curls receiving honorable mention. About 50 workers recruit members in Chanute and nearby towns as campaign details finalize for a Monday start at the Tioga Hotel.
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Leeva Carter
Marilyn Wall
Chanute
Loeva Carter
Wayne Benson
Bernadette
Miss Wall
Carol Helton
Mrs. Paschal
Death of Two Call Heralds in Chicago Tragedy
In Chicago a woman and an off‑duty policeman are found shot to death in a northwest side bungalow after a caller warned of more violence. The victims, Mrs Elfreida Gossman 39 and Lewis Patton 50, were found with six bullet wounds and signs of a struggle. The man had pursued a romantic relationship with her despite warnings from authorities.
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Chicago
Elfreida Gossman
Patton
Mrs. Gossman
Newsman at Wreck Finds Daughters Hurt
SEDALIA Missouri AP Fred Bennett a KDRO radio newsman at the police station Friday night amid a car wreck report discovers his daughters among the injured two girls and a boy were hurt Gloria 14 hospitalized with head injuries cuts and bruises Jeanne 16 and the driver Dennis Arnold 17 Green Ridge treated for cuts and bruises
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Sedalia
Fred Bennett
Radio Stattion Kdro
Bennett
Gloria
Jeanne
Dennis Arnold
Green Ridge
Tractor Mishap Fatal Near Butler Farm
Mrs. Richard Cox aged 63 was crushed to death when a tractor toppled at the Cox farm eight miles southeast of Butler on Friday. The incident occurred on the family property and authorities investigated the accident.
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Butler, Mo
Richard Cox
Cox Farm
Butler
Fiesta Queen Crowning Opens Two Day Mexican Fiesta
Crowds packed Santa Fe Park for opening night of a two day Mexican Fiesta in Chanute with Martha Miranda of Coffeyville crowned Fiesta Queen. Harold Williams officiated the crowning and R J Hayes the princess coronation. Local dancers and acts from Chanute Independence Iola Erie Humboldt and Newton performed with a dance lasting until 1 am.
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Santa Fe Park
Peter Finnigan
St. Patrick's Church
Chanute High
Martha Miranda
Coffeyville
Johnny Miranda
Fernando Ysusi
Kathy Roscoe
Independence
Sara Bonilla
Nick Bonilla
Chanute
Rosalie Hernandez
Eddie Godinez
Florentina Perez
Iola
Roman de la Torre
Harold Williams
R. J. Hayes
Seymour Menton
Kansas University
Lawrence
Rachel de la Torre
Linda Padilla
Pauline Godinez
Georgia Delgado
Rita Serlato
Pat Carlburg
Corinne Borjas
Terri de la Torre
Johnnie Borjas
Tommy Goben
Robert Ortiz
Mark Alonzo
Carol Ann Godinez
Glenna Jean Huckstep
Janet
Sue Huckstep
Judy Lock
Wandy Reeves
Herman Gonzales
Amalia Jacinto
Carmen Brisueno
Jennie Parredes
Lita Jaso
Newton
Tribune
Tragic Auchengeich Mine Disaster Leaves 47 Feared Dead
In Kirkintilloch Scotland rescuers poured water on the Auchengeich Colliery blaze after 18 hours of effort. Authorities said all 47 miners are missing and presumed dead with no hope for survivors. Thomas Green, rescued unconscious, warned others as flames and carbon monoxide halted efforts.
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Kirkintilloch
Scotland
Coal Board
Auchengeich
Glasgow
Thomas Green
Three Small Brothers Rescued From Blaze
In Kansas City Kansas AP three brothers aged 1 2 and 3 were saved from a fire by neighbor Richard Barnett who carried them to safety. The blaze started when the children played with a pilot light on a heating stove while the mother Beverly Fraier was visiting a neighbor. Barnett suffered a burn on his hand and the fire was confined to the living room.
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Kansas City
Kan
Richard Barnett
Beverly Frazier
Barnett
Car Rolls Forward Injuring Nikki Drum at Neo Sho Memorial
Nikki Drum 16 of Westphalia suffered a broken right arm when the car she and another girl were riding in rolled forward and pinned her against a retaining wall at Neo Sho Memorial Hospital. Karen Sue Costin 18 of 516 S Lincoln said they went to visit an acquaintance employed there. Drum was admitted for treatment.
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Nikki Drum
Westphalia
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Karen Sue Costin
S. Lincoln
Miss Drum
S. Highland
Fredonia to Vote On School Bonds
Fredonia Kansas voters will decide on a 250000 dollar bond issue for a new elementary school building in an election set for October 13.
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Fredonia
Fredonia, Kas
Regents Split Over Financing New Building Program
Kansas Board of Regents delays decision on a 11.9 million building program for state universities citing timing and funding disputes. A 4-4 split on two proposals, one backed by Bradney and Austin using 5.2 million from the Educational Building Fund plus other sources, and a minority plan by Collins to fund entirely from building funds, delays completion to 1964 or 1965. Political overtones are claimed by Clem ent Hall as the row centers on financing and timetable.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Clement Hall
Coffeyville Democrat
Institutions of Higher Learning
Regents
Claude Bradney
Columbus
Whitley Austin
Salina
Bradney
Austin
Treasury
George Collins
Wichita
Collins
Hall
Ray Evans
Fairway
Harry Valentine
Valentine
Fred Hall
Evans
Docking
EBF
Government Cracking Down On Racketeers
Labor secretary James P. Mitchell told the AFL-CIO convention that the government is cracking down on racketeers and subversives under the Landrum Griffin labor law. He asked Teamsters President James R. Hoffa for a list of officers with criminal or Communist records within ten days and urged action against individuals. The convention supported a plan to collect up to 30 million dollars a month from union members to fund steel workers strikes, with one hour of pay per member monthly.
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San Francisco
James P. Mitchell
Afl-Cio
Mitchell
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Landrum-Griffin
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Hoffa
Detroit
Congress
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Reach 414 for 1959
Kansas traffic fatalities reported by the State Accident Records Section for the 24 hours ending at 1 a.m. show 414 deaths to date in 1959, compared with 386 for the same period in 1958.
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Topeka
Kansas
Eddie Fulps fund receives more donations
A total of $1,077 is now in the Eddie Fulps fund after another $39 was turned in today. The additional contribution raises the overall amount collected for the fund.
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Eddie Fulps
Partly Cloudy Warm Spell With Weekend Highs Near 80
Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer weather through Sunday with highs near 80 and upper 60s at night. Heavy rains hit northeast and north central Kansas Friday into Friday night with totals ranging from about 1.9 to 3.4 inches in several towns. The rain improves soil conditions for seeding the 1960 wheat crop. Light scattered precipitation elsewhere in the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Salina
McPherson
Enterprise
Blue Rapids
Frankfort
Rossville
McFarland
Abilene
Marysville
Axtell
Noel Restaurant Wrecked by Blast at Hickory House
An explosion damaged the rear wall of the Hickory House restaurant in Noel Missouri late Friday night causing a fire that wrecked the building after hours. The restaurant, owned by Lyle Rucker, was closed and no one was inside. cause of the blast was not determined.
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Noel, Mo
Noel
Lyle Rucker
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