Bitter charges on Middle East at UN session
U S and Soviet diplomats clashed over the Middle East at the United Nations with Dulles and Gromyko urging the General Assembly to take up the issue. Syria and others weigh possible charges of aggression as the West weighs its next move after speeches.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
U.N
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
General Assembly
Gromyko
Assembly
Russia
Syria
Truster Heads Jaco Council Election Winners Named
Junior College students split ballots and elected Neal Truster as president Richards Schultz as vice-president and Joan Davis as secretary-treasurer. Truster and Davis represented the People's Party while Schultz ran for the DoMo Party after Sept 13 nominations.
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Neal Truster
Richard Schultz
Joan Davis
Truster
People’s Party
Schultz
DoMo Party
Train Searched No Bomb Found Near Pratt
An unidentified woman phoned Pratt rail station at 8 p.m. claiming a bomb on the eastbound Golden State Limited led authorities in Hutchinson to evacuate and search the Rock Island train for explosives. no bomb was found. In Los Angeles police evacuated 250 people from Greyhound depot after an anonymous tip. ticking sounds were traced to a faulty telephone, not a bomb.
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Hutchinson
Rock Island
Pratt
Golden State Limited
FBI
Los Angeles
Greysound
Marijuana Charge For Salina Soldier
Sgt. Richard A. Pierce 26 of Schilling Air Force Base Salina bound over for trial on marijuana possession charges at a district court arraignment in Wichita He was among eight held after a series of raids by Wichita police on June 7.
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Wichita
Richard A. Pierce
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Pierce
Report on rear-end collision cites driver inattention
Lexington police officers George Nichols and Bil Lewis filed a concise report on a minor traffic accident. They attributed the rear-end collision to No 1 slowing and No 2 failing to slow, offering a plain explanation of the crash dynamics.
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Lexington
Fien
George Nichols
Bil Lewis
British Crash Kills Five Training Plane Warns of RAF Losses
A Royal Air Force training aircraft crashed near Bellingham England early today killing all five crew aboard. The incident marks a fatal training accident involving five service members with no immediate cause released.
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Bellingham
England
Royal Air Force
Here
Humboldt Centennial Week Highlights And Queen Race
Humboldt's Centennial week wraps up with a 9 p.m. vote for the Centennial queen. The queen will be announced Monday. Union church services at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow feature Rev. Orville Mason with a potential square or gymnasium venue depending on weather. Youth night Monday includes a pet parade children’s contests and 4 H club entertainment at 6 30 p.m. The Sept 28 parade entries total 65 with participants like Kansas Gas and Electric steam calliope and Page Milk antique fire truck. The Methodist church float will feature an 1857 family en route to services. Drake reports strong community cooperation.
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Humboldt
Queen of
the Square
Lewis ‘Drake
Kansas Gas and Electric Company
Page
Coffeyville
Methodist Church
Drake
Nickel containing spy microfilm helps link Abel to spy ring
Brooklyn youth James Bozart 18 says a woman gave him a hollowed nickel four years ago for a paper route payment. He dropped it, found microfilm with numbers, alerted police and the FBI. Rudolf Abel, 55, reputed Soviet spy, was arrested in Manhattan and indicted August 7 for conspiracy to transmit defense secrets to Russia.
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New York
Rudolf Abdel
James Bozart
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eagle
Bozart
Toney
FBI
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
Abel
Manhattan
Russia
New York Daily News
Boy Scout Council Meeting Rescheduled to Sept 26
The Sekan area Boy Scout council executive meeting was postponed and will now convene at 6 45 p m on September 26 due to conflicting events. President Bill Young announced the change today.
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Boy Scout Council
Sekan Area Boy Scout Council
Bill Young
Tribune Delivery Hotline Notice
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier. If the carrier cannot be reached call 700 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Rain boosts fall crops as rivers rise in Kansas
More than 1.78 inches of rain fell over the area boosting fall plowing and seeding while the Neosho River rose about two inches. Heavy rains drenched eastern Kansas with totals up to 6.01 inches in the Marais des Cygnes basin. Officials forecast continued showers through the weekend with river crests near Ottawa and spotty flooding unlikely due to soil absorption.
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Neosho
Kansas
Marins Des Cygnes
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Ottawa
Richard Garrett
Marais Des Cygnes
Quenemo
Emporia
Cottonwood Falls
Madison
Toronto
el Dorado
Neosho Rapids
Gridley
le Roy
Burlington
Matfield Green
Wakarusa
Worden
Lawrence
Lebo
Lyndon
Osawatomie
Paola
Qu@nemo
Trading Post
Weather Summary for Kansas Regions
The weather bureau warned scattered light showers may affect the northwest and southeast corners this afternoon. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures, especially in the west. Yesterday was cool in northern and western areas but warmer in the southeast. Pittsburg peaked at 85 degrees. Russell and Concordia reached 53. Lows ranged from 65 at Pittsburg to 38 at manpower Goodland.
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Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Russell
Concordia
Goodland
Certificate filing deadline for nonconforming land use
The zoning administrator Tom Morehead announces a December 17, 1957 deadline to file a certificate of occupancy for any nonconforming use in an unauthorized zone. Adv. 135-51.
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Tom Morehead
Fall Festival 14th Annual Fall Fest Highlights and Schedule
Junior Chamber of Commerce maps a three day Fall Festival with events at Memorial building and City Park. Attractions include queen contest, stage shows, 4-H performances, a team pulling contest, free movies, a Saturday parade, a festival dance, and a carnival with $800 in premiums.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chanute Merchants
Memorial Building
City Park
Bank of Commerce
Ray Tripp
Springfield
Masonic Temple
Main
Steuben
JayCee
Carl Nordt
Norway’s King Haakon VII Dies at 85 in Oslo Palace
King Haakon VII of Norway, a former Danish prince and the world’s oldest reigning monarch, died early today at the royal palace after a circulatory ailment and heart trouble. Crown Prince Olav became king, with Harald named crown prince, as Parliament readiness and oath follow-up await January convening.
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Oslo
Norway
Haakon VII
Olav
Olav V
Haakon
Prince Harald
Water Survey Contracted For City Water Study
City Manager R J Hayes announced a water survey contract with Wilson & Co of Salina to begin in Chanute soon. A firm representative will arrive in the near future to collect engineering data for an acts toward securing an assured adequate city water supply. The company plans to submit its report to the city commission by February 1.
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R. J. Hayes
Wilson & Co
Salina
Chanute
Hayes
Whitney Nuclear Test Rescheduled for 5:30 A.M. Tomorrow
The Whitney thermonuclear shot at the atomic test site in Nevada is now set for 5:30 in the morning tomorrow. Adverse weather forced today’s postponement.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Step in the Right Direction Ike Says of Guard Withdrawal
Gov. Orval Faubus withdraws the National Guard from Central High School at Little Rock after a federal injunction, with Eisenhower approving the move as a necessary step in the right direction. The president and aides discuss potential appeals as the city awaits Monday’s classes.
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Ike
Little Rock, Ark
Orval Faubus
National Guard
Central High School
Eisenhower
A. T
Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas National Guard
Little Rock High School
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Newport
Faubus
Oklahoma City
Executive Mansion
U.S
Ronald N. Davies
Kay Matthews
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Dutchman Wins World's Plowing Contest in Ohio
Dutchman William DeLint, 27, won the world plowing title at Peebles Ohio with 147.89 points. Other top finishers included England’s John Mason and Finland’s Arvo Jokinen, while American entrants Lawrence Goettemoeller of Celina and John C. Daniels of Mulberry Grove placed ninth and twenty first respectively. The event drew about 247000 attendees over four days and left Webb’s 100 acre site to be repaired or banked for compensation.
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Peebles
Ohio
William DeLint
Russell Webb
Webb
Frank Heckman
Service Division
DeLint
John Mason
England
Arvo Jokinen
Finland
William G. Wright
North Ireland
R. J. Miller
Lawrence Goettemoeller
Celina
John C. Daniels
Mulberry Grove
Ill
November Draft Call For 77 Kansas Men
TOPEKA Kansas is scheduled to furnish 77 men for the draft in November Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell state selective service director said this compares to quotas of 90 for September and 73 for October.
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Topeka
Kansas
Joe Nickell
Selective Service
Pay TV Probe Due by House Committee
Washington — Chairman Harris of the House Commerce Committee says the panel will carefully examine pay television proposals shortly after Congress convenes in January. The move signals early attention to regulation and industry practices.
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Washington
Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Congress
Memberships Sought for Talk of the Month Club Series
Additional memberships are needed to insure success of this season's Talk of the Month Club. Secretary Les Matthews asked interested persons to contact the Chamber of Commerce office. The $5 fee covers five meetings. The first meeting Tuesday night will feature Elias Ward, wild animal authority, as speaker.
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Les Matthews
Matthews
Chamber of Commerce
Elias Ward
Wild Animal Authority
Grocer With Cleaver Chases Four Robbers
In Topeka Kansas yesterday a 70 year old grocer armed with a meat cleaver repelled four armed robbers who entered the Behrens grocery. They rifled the cash register and demanded the cashier’s billfold but fled after Mrs Behrens seized a butcher knife and the grocer wielded the cleaver.
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Topeka
Kas.p
Frank Behrens
Behrens
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