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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1960

Page

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Eisenhower and Macmillan Back Hammarskjold in U N Fight

In New York Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan pledge full support to UN Secretary General Hammarskjold amid Khrushchev’s demand his dismissal. They urge the UN Assembly to pursue serious disarmament work and oppose Western propaganda as tensions ease.

New York Eisenhower Macmillan United Nations Dag Hammarskjold Nikita Khrushchev Free World U.N. Assembly Khrushchev Aklilou Abte Wold Hammarskjold Andrew Berding Prince Norodom Sihanouk White House Waldorf-Astoria John Diefenbaker Washington James C. Hagerty U.N Harold Macmillan Britain Congo U.N. Secretariat Fidel Castro

Weather summary and traffic incident in Topeka

Afternoon readings show 1 pm temperatures in the 70s with a forecast of generally fair weather into Wednesday and cooler nights. A Monday cool front lowered western and northern Kansas temperatures, while police investigated a Plum Mer traffic accident near Neosho Memorial Hospital involving W L Thomas of Wichita.

Topeka Kansas Chanute Goodland Pittsburg Plummer Neosho Memorial Hospital W. L. Thomas Wichita Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital Thomas

Plans Tossed in Hopper For Disarmament Talks

United Nations deliberations focus on a Khrushchev backed 10 nation disarmament plan to include neutralist nations and possibly India Indonesia and other states The move comes amid calls from Egypts Nasser and growing private talks between Eisenhower and Khrushchev about resuming disarmament discussions as Geneva talks have stalled previously

United Nations N.Y Nkita S. Khrushchev Gamal Khrushchev Nasser India Indonesia Eisenhower Arab Republic Ghana Mexico

68 Area Students Attend Meeting Here

Sixty eight journalism students from Chanute and southeast Kansas schools attended a yearbook conference in the Little Theater of the Junior College. Frank Wright of a Topeka publisher directed the session, explaining yearbooks preparation procedures.

Chanute Kansas Frank Wright Topeka Wright General Assembly United Nations White House Eisenhower Khrushchev

Owatonna Youth Heads to Mojave for Homemade Rocket Test

Marshall Kriesel a 20 year old from Owatonna Minnesota will test his five inch diameter eleven foot long homemade rock jet on the naval ordnance test range in California's Mojave Desert He built his project after three years of study and sourcing parts from over fifty firms donating more than twenty thousand dollars in components Kriesel financed three thousand five hundred dollars himself and plans to return to the University of Minnesota as a engineering sophomore after the test.

Owatonna Kriesel Navy California University of Minnesota

Safari Museum to Open by First of Year

The Safari Museum named in honor of Osa and Martin Johnson aims to open by year’s start under a Chamber of Commerce museum committee plan. Remodeling and displays are mostly ready with a preview planned for a Kansas State Teachers Association meeting in early November.

Osa and Martin Johnson Museum Chamber of Commerce Museum Committee Kansas State Teachers Assn E. EF. Rosenthal R. W. Good James Kensett James A. Butin Phil Cooper Johnsons

Nixon thanks two Topeka boys for campaign song

Vice President Richard Nixon sent a personal note to 10 year old John Bates and ? John Weaver of Topeka praising their effort in writing lyrics to the Battle Hymn of the Republic. The letter commends American youth involvement and urges continued citizenship.

Topeka

Three Freight Cars Damaged In Santa Fe Yard Collision

Three freight cars and a caboose were damaged when a 30 car train rolling north after engine removal collided with a second car group in the Santa Fe yards near 14th Street. No injuries reported. wrecker called to clear tracks. service unaffected.

Santa Fe Chanute Argentine 14Th Street Main

Augustana Church Women Reach 82,423 Members

Mrs Bernard Spong of Minneapolis Minnesota says the Augustana Lutheran Church Women now count 82 423 members in an update from Kansas City Missouri. The figure marks a milestone for the church group and reflects growing participation across chapters.

Kansas City, Mo Bernard Spong Minneapolis, Minn Augustana Lutheran Church Women

City targets unsafe buildings. forms inspection team

Chanute city commissioners initiated action to enforce health and safety standards by appointing a three member inspection team including Fire Chief C W Brennan and a building expert. If hazards are found, owners will be asked to fix them. noncompliance leads to court abatement.

Chanute City Commission R. J. Hayes C. W. Brennan Hayes

Face-to-Face Clash By Dick, Jack

Nixon and Kennedy spar over farm, school and elderly care in a televised 1960 presidential debate. They avoided religion but debated budgets, civil rights, and federal programs as networks carried the exchange to millions. Local officials discussed park development and city projects amid political coverage.

Chicago Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Sen. Kennedy Kennedy Nixon America NBC CBS ABC MBS Lee Peiping Truman

Liberal Man Heads Kansas Young Demos

Don Carlile 32, Liberal fire company operator, elected president of the Kansas Young Democrats at a Topeka executive board meeting. He succeeds Robert Brock of Topeka. Wade Schartz of Great Bend was chosen secretary.

Liberal (Ap Don Carlile Liberal Fire Company The Kansas Young Democrats Topeka Carlile Robert Brock Wade Schartz Great Bend

Khrushchev Pushes Expanded Disarmament Talks

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev proposed expanding East West disarmament talks to include five new nations from Asia Africa and Latin America. The resolution would place the informal arms group under United Nations auspices and pave the way for a new round of private negotiations.

United Nations N.Y Nikita Khrushchev Asia Africa Latin America United Nation

70 Wichitans Travel by Air To Visit Here

About 70 Wichita businessmen will visit Chanute for a goodwill air stop. They arrive at 9:30 a.m. at the municipal airport and tour the city before a 11 a.m. departure to Independence. The Tioga Hotel hosts a 9:45 to 10:45 coffee session led by Robert L. Briley.

Chanute Wichita Sedgwick County Chamber of Commerce Tioga Robert L. Briley Chamber Marlin Blackston Dwight Wallingford

Retired Engineer Enrolls as Freshman at Fort Hays

AP reports 67 year old John Beggs, a retired Union Pacific engineer from Ellis, began college at Fort Hays State College in June after 37 years driving between Junction City and Ellis. He studies freshman English and science while weighing majors in math astronomy or philosophy and has five children and 19 grandchildren. Beggs earned a teaching stint, boxing, astronomy study, and served in the Army, later becoming Ellis police judge.

Lee Wasser Beggs Enterprise Academy Saline County Union Pacific Junction City Ellis Sam Hamilton Emma Ferrell Chicago Joe Fort Hays State Joe Neuhert Kansas City Wendell Wynn Douglas Beard Minneapolis

Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log Sees Zero Deaths

Kansas traffic death log shows no fatalities in the Topeka area from midnight to 9 am. For the prior 24 hours the state logged 0 deaths, compared with 434 in the comparable 1959 period and 344 in 1960.

Topeka Kansas

Local mechanic named builder and driver of old car

Al Green, a mechanic at a local garage, is identified as the builder and driver of the old car photographed in Monday’s Tribune. He also built the robot dummy seated beside him as a passenger.

al Green the Tribune Green

Watershed Aid Okayed for Big Creek Plan

The Soil Conservation Service will provide technical and financial assistance to prepare a work plan for the Big Creek Watershed in Neosho and Allen Counties. Den ver Hargis announced from Washington. The 70 972 acre area will receive an aerial survey to aid dam site determinations. Hollis R Williams said further watershed aid could follow as planning facilities permit.

Soil Conservation Service Big Creek Neosho Allen Denver Hargis Hig Washington SCS Department of Agriculture Hollis R. Williams Hargis

Tribune Phone Help Line Guidance

If you cannot reach your Tribune contact try calling the carrier. If he cannot be reached, call 700 after 6 p.m.

Tribune

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