Vanguard Satellite in Space Carrying Weather Instruments
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP weather probing Vanguard satellite launched with a 72 foot rocket carrying a 20 inch 212 pound satellite. Preliminary instruments showed engines performed normally and orbit height awaited confirmation from the National Academy of Sciences. The mission aims to monitor cloud cover for meteorology.
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Pwr
United States
National Academy of Science
Washington
Florida
Advance Strike Charged by GM
General Motors accuses the United Auto Workers Union of staging a general strike ahead of the union deadline. GM VP Louis Seaton says hit and run walkouts idled over 45,000 workers at 20 plants. UAW President Walter Reuther argues GM is reaping the fallout from prior contract cancellations. Two outbreaks were reported yesterday on the eve of Reuther's entry into talks.
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General Motors Corp
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Louis Seaton
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Weather forecast for Topeka region cloudy and cool
Light rain here and there this morning gave way to widely scattered showers in southeast Kansas. No precipitation expected tonight or Saturday. Central areas may warm, with tonight’s lows in the 40s northwest to 50s southeast and Saturday highs 65 to 75 degrees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Iola Youth Killed In Paola Accident
A scooter and a semi trailer collided a mile north of Paola killing Earl Vernon Mc Halley 19 of Iola. Luther Creason 21 of Paola was with him and survived with minor injuries. Aleck N Hinecker of Parsons reported the scooter pulled into the truck path.
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Kas
Here
Earl Vernon McHalley
Iola
McHalley
Luther Creason
Creason
Aleck N. Hinecker
Parsons
Faubus Warns Of Violence In Little Rock
Gov. Orval Faubus warned that violence could erupt again in Little Rock if Negro students are enrolled when high schools reopen integrated. A Saturday vote will decide whether to reopen integrated or as segregated private schools. Faubus did not say if he would call the Arkansas National Guard again.
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Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas National Guard
Faubus
Universal Brotherhood of Man
M. L. Moser Jr
Central Baptists Church
Dodge City Welcomes TV Western Stars In Santa Fe Trail Event
CBS stars arrive by plane from Los Angeles for a day in Dodge City with speeches, a parade, Walnut Street renamed Gunsmoke, a City Auditorium show, chuck wagon dinner, cattle show, and private parties. The visit includes tours of Front Street Replica and a newsmen show at the Long Branch Saloon. Notable cast members include James Arness Amanda Blake Milburn Stone David Janssen Robert Culp Steve McQueen Johnny Western and Chill Wills.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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CBS
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Walnut Street
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Front Street
Wyatt Earp
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Larned
James Arness
Mat Dillon
Amanda Blake
Milburn Stone
David Janssen
Zane Grey
Robert ‘Culp
Steve McQueen
Wanted
Johnny Western
Lee Wasser
Will Travel
Chill Wills
Texan
Sooner Bank Robbery in Vian Oklahoma
Two armed men robbed Vian State Bank in eastern Oklahoma and escaped in a stolen 1953 Nash. They forced five employees and three customers to lie on the floor along with three other patrons who arrived later. Authorities estimate the loot at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars and seized a Gore man’s car at gunpoint to aid the getaway.
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Vian State Bank
Aline Ross
H. B. Morgan
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Oklahoma
James Hall
Gore
Two Kansans Die In Colorado Crash
In Wetmore Colorado two Liberal Kansas men were killed when their car skidded 375 feet and struck a power pole on state highway 96. Victims were Charles Henry Allen 35 and his father Henry C. Allen 55.
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Senior High Girls Win Key Class Officer Elections
At Senior High School the senior girls outvoted boys in every class officer race with a six vote margin amid a shift in power. The senior class elected Carolyn Thompson as president and Jeanie Brazil as vice president while Susan Greve and Nancy Willcott won secretary and treasurer posts respectively.
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Carolyn Thompson
Jeanie Brazil
Susan Greve
Nancy Willcott
Janice Jordan
Harlie Wolgast
Carol Barnhart
Gary Nee
Suzy Greve
Sera Bonn
Tribuneto
Warning signs for hurricane near South Carolina coast
The Weather Bureau issued hurricane warnings from Cape Fear to Savannah as Hurricane Helen approaches the coast. Storm tides 4 to 6 feet, high seas, and destructive winds are forecast with full evacuations urged before rising water cuts off escape. Center expected near Charleston area tonight.
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Weather Bureau
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Savannah
Georgia
Charleston
S. C
Bureau
Beaufort
Wilmington
N.C
South Carolina
Three Abandoned Chicago Buildings Burn in Stock Yards
In Chicago the stock yards area saw three abandoned structures burn with intense flames and sparks. The two eight story and one ten story buildings drew 70 fire trucks, blocking part of the morning rush hour. Firefighters stood up to 75 yards from the heat as Wilson and Co meat packing firm owned the buildings in the western mile square stock yards.
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Near Southwest Side
Wilson and Co
Mile Square
Tribune Phone Guidance After Hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact by phone, try contacting your carrier. If he cannot be reached, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tomorrow Final Day In Carrier Contest To Pick 5 Winners
The Tribune announces the final day of the four week Outstanding Carrier award contest with 43 eligible carriers, 5 winners to be named Monday. Points reflect service length, customer service, salesmanship and collections, scholastic standing, and new subscriptions. Subscriptions total 70 with 47 in Chanute and 23 out of town.
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Fay Clopine
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Chanute
Okla City Postmaster Dies on Trip Home
Fred Shaw, postmaster of Oklahoma City, died in taos Kansas hospital after becoming ill on a trip home. Officials say he suffered a heart attack while en route and collapsed.
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Funds for Utilities At Forbes Housing
The Air Force released 333700 for utilities construction at Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka Kansas. The Army said it will seek bids for a three bay maintenance shop at its reserve center in Topeka with an estimated cost of 40000.
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WAP
Air Force
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kas
Army
Kansas
Dulles and Lloyd Confer on Formosa Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles met British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd for their second Far East talks in 24 hours. The two discussed Formosa amid U S warnings of no retreat in the face of force and no immediate word on specifics.
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N.Y
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Far East
Lloyd
United States
Formosa
Liquor Seizure Nets Oklahoma Driver Near Neosho County
Trooper Richard Smith stopped Herbert Carpenter of Oklahoma City on K47 seven miles west of the US 59 junction and found 50 to 60 cases of liquor from Missouri bound for Oklahoma City. The cargo, including whiskey gin vodka and wine, lacks Kansas tax stamps and will be auctioned to fund the county school fund, with an exact count pending.
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Oklahoma
Neosho County
Highway Patrol
Here
Richard Smith
Herbert Hugh Carpenter
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Catancadie
Asic vLnarge
Wu Vo Ciu
Justice of the Peace
Don E. Wells
Smith
Carpenter
Louis Brinlee
Tulsa
Thayer
Brinlee
Missouri
County School Fund
Murder trial set for Mrs Laymon in Erie case
Carlynn Alice Laymon of Chanute, charged with first degree murder in the death of her 4 month old daughter Penny Lynn on December 21 1954, ordered returned from Larned State Hospital for trial. County Attorney Forsyth said she will be arraigned at the October term starting October 8 with counsel to be appointed.
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Carlynn Alice Laymon
Chanute
Larned
Charles Forsyth
Layman
Forsyth
Record Entries in Livestock Show in Kansas
Entries have been received from 42 Kansas counties for the 26th annual state National Junior Stock Show running from October 1 through October 2. Thus far 635 entries have been received, up from last year's 537.
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Wichita
Kas
Kansas
U S Sends 180000 In Relief Supplies To Quemoy Matsu
The United States announced a shipment of 180000 in relief supplies to Nationalist Chinese civilians under bombardment on Quemoy and Matsu. The aid aims to alleviate civilian suffering during the ongoing shelling and pressure the fighting forces.
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Washington
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Scouts Plan Recognition Dinner In Chanute
A 20 year old Wilson County student Keith Goering will speak at a Boy Scout recognition dinner in Chanute November 18. The event is the Sekan area council highlight and will serve about 400 attendees. Two adults will receive Silver Beavers and leadership awards. Ebur Schultz is arranging committee chair with Raymond York honored for a successful fundraising drive totaling over 5000 dollars.
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Chanute
Sekan
Fredonia
Keith Goering
Neodesha
Ray Aringdale
Canada
Pic
Tures
Boy's Life Magazine
Keith
University of Kansas
al Goering
Ebur S. Schultz
Raymond York
Council Sustain
Ing
Aringdale
Young
Radiant Electric Cooperative
Howard Self
Young, York
Floyd Potter
E. W. Johnson
D. C. Divler
Ralph Willcott
A. F. Leverjene
George Palen
Regents Plan Salary Boosts For Faculties
Kansas Board of Regents proposes 12.3 percent average raises for state universities and colleges in the 1959-60 budget totaling 41.8 million dollars. The plan includes 55 new positions and merit-based raises to attract and retain faculty amid below-average pay versus peer institutions.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
McDill Boyd
Regents
Boyd
State Budget Department
University of K. Medical Center
University of Kh
Kansas State
Pittsburg State Teichers College
Emporia State Ichers College
Ft. Hays State College
School For the
Four Airmen Escape As RB-47 Burns After Landing
Four crew members escaped injury when an RB-47 Stratojet based at Forbes Air Base swerved off the runway at Forbes, hit a gully, and burst into flames on landing. The main front gear sheared off and a fuel line broke, causing a total loss of the aircraft. The ship was returning from a training mission and the cause of the mishap was not known.
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Topeka
Forbes Air Base
Forbes
Traffic Fatalities Listed For Kansas By Year
TOPEKA AP report shows fatalities from the State Accident Records Section. In the last 24 hours 1. To date in 1955 387. Same period 1957 403.
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Topeka
Kansas
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