Strike Deadline Five Days Away in Auto Talks
DETROIT AP General Motors Chrysler and Ford face a looming strike deadline as UAW talks continue amid widespread wildcat walkouts. The union claims employers refuse to negotiate local grievances while thousands remain idle across plants nationwide including GM 250000 Ford 98000 Chrysler 70000.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford
United Auto
Warren
Mich
Cadillac
Pontiac
Wedell Smith Debate Set for October 2 In Topeka
Topeka AP William A. Smith former Kansas Supreme Court chief justice accepts a debate challenge with Hugo T. Wedell another former justice on a proposed constitutional amendment to alter how justices are selected. They will address the Topeka Cosmopolitan Club on Oct 2 with Kansas voters to decide on Nov 4.
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Topeka
William A. Smith
Kansas Supreme Court
Hugo T. Wedell
Fowler Man Cleared In $43 873 Suit
Virgil Warren of Fowler Kansas was cleared of liability by a U S District Court jury in Wichita in a damages suit for 43873 brought by Mrs Francine Powers of Lewiston Michigan. She alleged injuries from a December 14 1955 auto crash involving his truck.
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Wichita
Virgil Warren
Fowler
Kas
Francine Powers
Lewiston
Mich
Warren
Lloyd urges end to Formosa Strait fighting at UN
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told the UN General Assembly that Red China and the Chinese Nationalists must halt military actions in the Formosa Strait immediately. He urged world pressure to avoid force and called for a cease fire leading to negotiations while blaming the crisis on the Chinese Communist bombardment of Quemoy. He praised the U S conciliatory approach and criticized violent language from Beijing and Moscow.
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United Nations
N.Y
Selwyn Lloyd
Formosa Strait
United
General Assembly
U.S
Warsaw
Lloyd
Britain
Quemoy
United States
Chinese People’s Republic
Soviet Union
Galena Tavern Owner Convicted of Manslaughter
Hap Duncan of Galena, 58, was found guilty of third degree manslaughter for the Aug 9 shooting of 21 year old Frank W. Link outside Duncan's tavern. Sentencing deferred. he remains free on $7,500 bond pending a Oct. 2 motion for a new trial.
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Galena
Kan
Duncan
Frank W. Link
Duncan's
St John Man Dies From 1992 Two Car Crash Injuries
A 23 year old St John man John L Hager died in a Great Bend hospital yesterday from injuries suffered in a two car crash on U S 281 north of St John on September 17.
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Great Bend
Kas
St. John, Kas
John L. Hager
U. S. 281
St. John
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, contact your carrier. If unavailable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Leasing of Schools Ruling Is Declined
U S District Judge John E Miller refused to advise the Little Rock School Board on the legality of leasing four high schools for private segregated use. He said the court lacks authority and the matter requires a three judge court. The NAACP and Justice Department petitions were dismissed without prejudice.
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Fort Smith, Ark
U. S. Dist
John E. Miller
Little Rock
Miller
Richard Butler
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Justice Department
Faubus
New Radar Setup To Detect Storms
The Kansas City weather bureau will install a new radar system to seek severe weather up to 300 miles away. It should be ready by July 1, with similar units planned for St. Louis Wichita Oklahoma City and Des Moines. Smaller local radars will be relocated to boost storm watches.
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Kansas City
Cities Service Pipeline Okay for Major Oklahoma Kansas Build
The Power Commission authorized Cities Service Gas Co to construct about 9.79 million dollars of pipeline facilities in Oklahoma and Kansas. The plan covers 105 miles of natural gas pipeline across Montgomery Allen Anderson Franklin Miami Johnson and Wilson counties in Kansas, Elk City storage field development in Montgomery County and 3600 horsepower at the Blackwell compressor station in Kay County Oklahoma. The approval also allows abandoning and reclaiming about 185 miles of line from the Grabham compressor station in Montgomery County to Kansas City Missouri and stopping service to the Gas Service Co Kansas City for resale to 72 domestic top customers along the lines to be abandoned.
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Washington
The
Power Commission
Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Montgomery
Allen
Anderson
Franklin
Miami
Johnson
Wilson Counties
Elk City
Montgomery County
Blackwell
Kay County
Oklo
Grabham
Kansas City
Gas Service Co
Fast Draw Showdown Takes Center Stage in Dodge City
Two Denver men claiming fastest gun in the world face a Friday showdown with Dodge City police chief Mitchell Geisler and Patrolman Cleve Spencer. The fast draw contest opens the Santa Fe Trail celebration in the historic cowboy capital, with nine western TV stars appearing.
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Dodge City
Denver
Garden City
Kas
Traffic Fatalities Reported in Kansas
AP reports from the State Accident Records Section show 388 traffic deaths to date in 1958, with 2 fatalities in the last 24 hours, compared to 400 in the same period of 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Prayer Faith and Laughter Heals TB Wife in London
A London wife with tuberculosis improves after March diagnosis aided by new drugs, prayers from around the world, and her husband. She laughs through treatment, undergoes surgery, and recovers enough to walk in the hospital garden with her spouse, illustrating healing power beyond medicine.
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London
Holland
Wasser
Wild animals and a bull disrupt small towns
A Hereford bull escaped in Princeton Missouri invading school playgrounds injuring a pupil and scattering 160 students. In Buena Vista Colorado a bear refused to descend from a tree despite pleas. South Portland Maine hosted a huge moose incident ending with tranquilization and confinement at a game farm. Duluth Minnesota saw a bear killed after residents fired at it and lights were used to attract it.
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Associated Press
Princeton
Jewel Hagan
Bull
Jessie Alley
Maureen David
Maureen
Buena Vista
Colo
A. C. Jordan
Jordan
Brother Bear
South Portland
Maine
Duluth
Minn
Former Chanute Resident Wins 25000 Bakeoff Award
Former Chanute resident Mrs Don DeVault of Delaware Colorado has won Pillsbury 10th annual 25000 bakeoff with Spicy Apple Twists a twisted pastry apple recipe. DeVault daughter of Rev Ernest Ham formerly lived in Chanute and Nashville and now resides in Delaware Ohio with two young children.
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Chanute
Don DeVault
Delaware, CO
Pillsbury Flour Mills
DeVault
Dorothy Ham
Ernest A. Ham
Newport
R. I
Ham
Christian Church
J. H. Alford
Nashville
Tenn
Chanute High School
Delaware
George
Guy
Wichita Driver Arrested for DWI and No License
Douglas B. Toone of Wichita was arrested around 12:50 a.m. on charges of driving while intoxicated and driving without a license. He was released on 130 dollar bond, with a hearing scheduled for October 2 in police court. Police stopped him near South Santa Fe after spotting him at Main and Lincoln. He reportedly fled after being asked to park and refused a blood alcohol test.
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Douglas B. Toone
Wichita
Toone
South Santa Fe
Main
Lincoln
Museum Vote OK Delays Traffic Curbs and Bond
City commission discussed traffic code revisions, accepted study for a new code, and resubmitted the Osa and Martin Johnson Museum construction project for a November bond vote of 85 000 dollars after trimming 8500. Chamber and trucking committees led the traffic plan while addressing parking sign purchases and city purchases.
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Chamber of Commerce and
Acton
Chamber
Dale A. Dahlgren
Osa
Martin Johnson
Marlin Blackston
Jack Thompson
Harold R. Williams
Chanute Fall Festival Set With Rodeo Parade and Talent Show
The 15th annual Chanute Fall Festival sponsored by the Jaycees runs Wednesday through Saturday featuring a three day rodeo carnival talent show team pulling contest free children's movies a parade queen pageant and extensive exhibits. Prize money totals nearly 1000 across events with activities at City Park Main Street and area venues.
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Chanute
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Livuw Willinge UI
Tioga
Jack Groves
Carl Nordt
The
Jaycees
City Park
Chanute Grammar School
John Gorton
Erie
Thayer, Humboldt
Cool Front Drops Kansas Temperatures Forecase
A cool front moved into Kansas last night lowering temperatures by 15 to 20 degrees. The Weather Bureau said it was slowly moving out by mid morning. Mostly cloudy and cooler tonight and Friday with lows near 60 and highs in the lower 70s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Visitor Drowns in Pittsburg Whitmer Pits
John Mc Cabe 47 of Arizona visiting his parents here drowned Wednesday night in the Whitmer pits near Pittsburg while attempting to retrieve a fishing pole.
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Pittsburg
John McCabe
Arizona
Whitmer Pits
Obscenity Concerns Prompt Alliance Call for Broad Action
The Chanate Ministerial Alliance laments the public’s weak response to obscene literature and objectionable moving pictures sold and shown locally. They urge civic groups and churches to join in coordinated action, sharing sponsorship with public involvement. The meeting also notes church music needs and introduces the new Pentecostal Holiness minister.
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Chanate Ministerial Alliance
Claude E. Pittenger
Alliance
Church of the Nazarene
Pittenger
Glen Ahls
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Harvey Sawtell
Pentecostal Holiness Church
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Paul
Lancaster
America
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Larson
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Chestnut
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