Macmillan at UN Faces Khrushchev in Tumultuous Session
At the United Nations Harold Macmillan challenged Soviet pressure on disarmament as Nikita Khrushchev protested with interruptions and table thumping. Macmillan urged a three stage plan to prevent arms escalation, curb space militarization, guard against surprise attack and reduce armaments.
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United Nations
N.Y
Macmillan
Britain
Harold
United Na
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Assembly
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
U. N. General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Board of Experts
Eisenhower
District Court Hears Murder Charge Against Mrs Brooks
Anna Mae Brooks bound over to the October term of district court in Chanute without bond on a first degree murder charge for the Sept 3 stabbing death of her husband Roscoe C Brooks at their home. Five state witnesses testified including a police chief and a lab supervisor.
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Anna Mae Brooks
Chanute
Roscoe C. Brooks
N. Malcolm
Edra Dixon
Brookses
Tom Ogden
Lige Mat
Dixon
Brooks
Ogden
Matlock
City to inspect buildings for safety hazards in Chanute
Chanute city commission and Chamber of Commerce endorsing a plan to enforce repair or removal of buildings deemed health or fire hazards. A three member inspection team would report findings to the commission with voluntary owner repairs, or court action if needed. Community services include Halloween activities and Christmas decorations, plus lighting improvements on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Chanute
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Four Months in Hospital Youth Is Dismissed
Gary Lee Price left the University of Kansas Medical Center to return home to Junction City four months after a trampoline accident paralyzed him. The former junior high football tackle walked with braces and forearm crutches and will continue therapy in Junction City. He suffered fractures of two vertebrae and a bruised spine May 11 during a flip on a trampoline.
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Kansas City
Kas
Gary Lee Price
University of Kansas Medical Center
Junction City
Gary
Highway bids set for 21 Kansas projects in Salina Chanute
The Highway Commission announced bid openings on 21 projects in north central and southeast Kansas with meetings at Salina on October 13 and Chanute on October 25. The Salina bids cover Atlas missile base roads and K 141 re construction near Kanopolis Reservoir, plus a bypass around Ellsworth. Chanute projects involve county secondary road systems.
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Topeka
Kansas
Salina
Chanute
Highway Commission
Kanopolis Reservoir
Ellsworth
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas 24 Hours to Nine A.M.
AP report from Topeka shows Kansas traffic deaths for 24 hours ending at 9 am total 347, compared with 435 in the same 1959 period. July deaths are included though not previously counted.
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Topeka
Kansas
Escapees From Topeka School Caught Near Independence
Two boys aged 14 and 15, escapees from the Boys Industrial School at Topeka, were captured at Independence's western edge. They had stolen a 1959 station wagon in Perry and fled after leaving the school, with a hitchhiker found with them but released.
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Independence
Topeka
Robert Armstrong Jr
Calvin Eugene Williams
Kansas City
Kas
Perry
Wayside
South of
Heart Attack Fatal in Whitewater Car
Louis Albert Steinforth age 65 a retired farmer from Yates Center Kansas died of a heart attack while in his car in Whitewater Kansas on Wednesday He and his wife were returning from a vacation trip
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EL Dorado, Kan
Louis Albert Steinforth
Yates Center
Kan
Whitewater
Wichita business envoys visit Chanute on goodwill tour
Sixty nine Wichita business representatives arrived at Chanute Municipal Airport in 16 planes as part of a two day Airmada tour through ten Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma communities. The delegation toured Chanute by car and hosted refreshments at the Tioga Hotel praising Chanute as stable and growing and urging regional cooperation to attract industry and tourism.
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Wichita
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Iity
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Chanute
Sowers
Chamute
Osa
Martin Johnson Museum
L. L. Thomason
Cessna Aircraft Co
Independence
Coffeyville
Tulsa
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Salina
Emporia
Fort Scott
Joplin
Wichita C of C
Wichita Airmada
Chanute Municipal
Tribune
Khrushchev disrupts UN General Assembly speech
In New York Khrushchev rose to disrupt Prime Minister Macmillan during a General Assembly address. Delegates were shocked as he stalked out after the speech and declared he would comment later. Macmillan suggested a possible temporary Paris break and another summit later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Harold Macmillian
General Assembly
Assembly
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Paris
Ike Arrives In Chicago For Campaign Stop
President Eisenhower arrived by jet at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago to speak in the 1960 campaign. His mother-in-law, Mrs. Elivera Doud, died in Denver during the night, prompting the scheduling change. He boarded a helicopter for a downtown Chicago appearance after news of the death.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
O'Haren International
Denver
Elivera Doud
White House
Recognition Dinner Set for Oct 18 by Chamber Committee
The annual recognition dinner sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce agricultural promotion committee for 4-H leaders will be held on October 18 at Murray Hill School. Mah Lon Morley chairs the committee and invites all Chanute trade area 4-H leaders. invitations go out in early October.
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Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Promotion Committee
Mahlon Morley
Murray Hill School
Chanute Trade Area
Gen Hazlett Dies at 76 in Crestline Calif
Retired Maj. Gen. Harry F. Hazlett, 76, who led the Army’s basic training program in World War II, died of a heart attack at his Crestline home on Wednesday.
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Crestline
Calif
Harry F. Hazlett
Army
Blood Fund Drive Tops Goal by Seven Hundred
Neosho County's Red Cross blood program receives about 2200 dollars from an emergency fund drive started in August to retain program membership. The amount exceeds the 1500 dollar goal with about 240 dollars raised in Erie and many small gifts from local residents.
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Neosho County
Red Cross
Fred L. Johnson
Mahlon Morley
Johnson
Erie
Senior youths honored by local civic clubs
Twenty four Chanute High School senior boys are named honorary junior members of Kiwanis Lions and Rotary clubs this year. Principal Dell Reed and club presidents announce the program to acquaint students with civic organizations. Junior members list includes Terry Sutcliffe Don Umbarger Jim York Roy Marks Bill Durkin Gus Carpenter Bob Barker and Larry Hill for Kiwanis with Lions Don Madill Kenny Winters Dale Ward Eddie Ranz Kent Dobson Leland Raney Bob Franklin John Carder and Rotary Charles Gottlieb Ricky Tribble Jim Gough Leon Mendez John Willcott Gary Stevenson Rolen Casboldt Ed Williams.
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Chanute High School
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
Dell Reed
Wayne Umbarger
Ervin Brune
Dick Willis
Leach
Eldon Penner
Marion Stevens
Reed
Terry Sutcliffe
Don Umbarger
Jim York
Roy Marks
Bill Durkin
Gus Carpenter
Bob Barker
Larry Hill
Don Madill
Kenny Winters
Dale Ward
Eddie Ranz
Kent Dobson
Tax Structure Should Boost Investments
El Dorado AP reports state Sen. Garner Shriver Republican nominee for 4th District congressman told El Dorado Rotarians that a tax structure stimulating private investment would finance a public program to meet national needs. He opposed the Democratic platform urging an inflationary spending spree.
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EL Dorado
Garner Shriver
Shriver
Federal suit seeks to stop St. Joseph pollution of Missouri River
The federal government filed a suit in federal court to enjoin the city of St. Joseph Missouri from continuing to pollute the Missouri River with untreated sewage and other waste. The pollution allegedly endangers health and welfare in Kansas and Missouri. U S district attorney Edward Scheuffler said the action will be docketed for action at St Joseph.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Missouri River
Kansas
Missouri
Edward Scheuffler
U.S
Kansas Driver Education Receives 1959 60 Award
Topeka Gov. Docking announces Kansas earns outstanding performance honors in high school driver education for 1959 60. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Washington DC, will present the award at the Governor's Traffic Safety Conference on October 24 in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
George ‘Docking
Insurance Institute ‘For Highway Safety
Washington
D. C
Freshman enrollment up 30.6 percent at Pittsburg State
Dr. C Ray Baird registrar and director of admissions reports a 30.6 percent rise in freshman enrollment at Pittsburg State College.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
C. Ray Baird
Castro Wins Return of Airliner and 46 Cubans
Fidel Castro recovered a Cuban airliner and his baggage after a seizure that followed the impoundment of a Cubana turboprop Britannia. A Brooklyn court ordered the release of the plane, with the U.S. government seeking its return, and 46 Cuban comrades in Castro's party prepared to fly home.
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Castro
New York
Fidel Castro
Sam
Idlewild
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Charles J. Beckinella
U.S. State Department
Asst
U. S. Atty
John Hurley
U. S
Mamie's Mother Mrs Doud Dies in Denver
Elivera Doud aged 82 mother of Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower died in sleep at the Denver home 750 Lafayette St after a period of illness. The Eisenhowers recently visited here July 27-31 and the Denver residence later served as a notable family site in the Eisenhower story.
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Mamie
Mrs. Doud
Denver
Colo
Elivera Doud
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Real Estate Board Formed by Neosho County Brokers
The Neosho County Board of Realtors was organized by county real estate brokers. Richard W. Wood of Erie was elected president Ebur Schultz of Chanute vice president and Gail Malson of Chanute secretary treasurer. A second meeting is set for 7 p.m. next Monday at the Memorial building Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Neosho County
L. M. Bushart
Liberal
The
Kansas Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Weather Notes and Forecast For Topeka Area
A new cold front moved into Kansas bringing scattered rain and thunderstorms. Heaviest rainfall observed in northern and south central sections. Forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with isolated showers, cooler Friday with a low in the upper 30s and a high around 79.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Insurance Agent Lee Wasser Seeks Phone Contact
A shortened notice lists Lee Wasser for Insurance with contact phone 119 nearby, indicating an agent or service advertisement in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wasser
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Hammar‘shjold
Lock
Joe Baker
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
H. F. Swain
Baker
Dr. Swain
Main
E. EF. Zastrow
Sara Wilson
Floyd Potter
Ebur Schultz
Joseph G. Lewis
United Fund
Glen Halbe
Lewis
Community Council
the Tioga
Schultz
John Gorton
Neosho
Tioga Hotel
Bob Briley
Verdigris
Levi Rymph
Dallce Rush
Wesley Sowers
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
E. L. Wulfmeyer
Marlin Blackston
C of C
Cliff Titus
Levi B. Rymph
Ike
Gen. Hazlett
St. Joe
Doud
Gen
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Rome
Eli‘vera Mathilda Carlson
Boone
Iowa
Real Estate Board
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