Senate GOP retirements boost Democratic hopes
Five Republican senators including Jenner Knowland Payne and Martin announce retirement, reshaping 1958 map. Democrats hold 50 seats to Republicans 46, with vulnerable races in California New Jersey Pennsylvania and three other states. GOP hopes hinge on replacements and possible crossovers as several incumbents face primary battles.
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I See by the Telegram Classifies Garden Graduation
The fragmentary text mentions a Telegram classification and a garden related graduation event with unclear context and names. Further details are unreadable in the provided snippet.
Challenge to Talk Disarmament From Moscow
Soviet paper Pravda urged the West to accept new disarmament offers including a ban on nuclear weapon manufacture and tests and European force reductions. The U.S. State Department was studying the proposals as humanity awaits a direct reply from Washington.
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Communist Party
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Europe
Administration plans 500 million dollar fund for missile programs
Wall Street Journal cites a White House plan to establish a 500 million dollar fund for missile satellite breakthroughs. The funding, to start next July, would boost the fiscal year budget and be spendable at the President’s discretion on research development or procurement.
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Washington Dispatch
Rift over equipment buys splits TWA owner Burgess
Wall Street observers cite friction over purchases as a cause for the resignation of Carter Burgess as president of Trans World Airlines. Burgess quit citing airline policy disagreements. his departure takes effect Jan. 1. Burgess, 40, previously served as assistant secretary of defense and had ties to Hughes Tool Co which owns a large stake.
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Carter ‘Burgess
Trans World Airlines Inc
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Hughes Tool Co
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Trans World Air’lines
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TWA
Judge Raulston Schoolfield Promises TV Revelation
Chattanooga jurist Judge Raulston Schoolfield said he will answer statements on TV about payoffs to fix criminal cases in his court. He declined to discuss details publicly, calling it a matter of principle that affects many people nationwide.
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Sublette baby Wayne Gilchrist obituary and Santa Fe income update
Graveside services were held for Rocky Wayne Gilchrist one day old son of Mr and Mrs Gilchrist born December 19 1937 at Sublette. Surviving are the parents a brother and paternal grandparents. In Topeka the Santa Fe Railroad reports gross income up in the first eleven months of 1957 but net income down to 47 million from 56 million in 1956.
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Topeka
Santa Fe Railroad
Police briefs and hospital admissions list local names
Hospital admittances include William Vickery, Mrs. Larry Wasinger, Ann Thomas, Mrs. E R Quakenbush, Mrs. Charles Vaughn, Jesse Ledesma, Maude Morgan, Elly Summers, Gerald Downs, Marcus Knoll, Louis Gomez plus many addresses. Hospital discharges note Jacob Chambers and Jesse James Critz. Births recorded at St Sethellon show Tobie Gomez's 6 pound 8 ounce baby boy born yesterday at 105 a.m.
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Screwballs in Space Ships
AP report quotes Dr. Donald Michael proposing semisscrewballs or calm, isolated personas like Eskimos or Buddhist monks as best suited for space crew. He notes long journeys will test psychology with cramped quarters, isolation, boredom, and danger from meteors, suggesting volunteers must be personality deviants and even mixed sexes to solve issues.
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Indianapolis
Donald
M. Michael
Stamford
Conn
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Dunlap,and Associates, Inc
Emporia Ends Centennial Observance After Yearlong Plan
Emporia completes its centennial year with official books closed. The centennial corporation dissolved after directing a final action to repay sponsors with an extra 10 percent of funds. Sponsors contributed about 9 600 dollars, now repaid 05 percent. Celebration expenses ran around 25 000 dollars. Funds came largely from pageant tickets novelties and historical booklets.
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Centennial Corporation
Pup Bites 7 Dies of Rabies at Florida College
A Florida Southern College dog bite case leads to rabies death of seven people after the puppy, kept by a student under Christmas break, bit many coeds. The dog, taken to a vet, tested rabid as officials warn 82 students to avoid contact. several biting incidents traced to a white and black mongrel linked to the Alpha Omega sorority house.
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Garden City Court Clears Post Holiday DWI Fines
Garden City police court reports a post Christmas rush with Judge Clyde Daniel issuing fines totaling 30 cents and sentences of 90 days for two drunken driving and related charges. Edgar Allen Brown faced 175 dollars and 90 days for DWI and illegal transportation. Frank Lopez fined 25 dollars for assault and battery and jailed in lieu. Mance V Nelson received a 100 dollar fine for DWI.
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Allen Brown
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Frank Lopez
Mance
Nelson
Smallest Chewing Tobacco Output in 30 Years
Agriculture Department record notes chewing tobacco production this year at 73 million pounds. Snuff production estimated at 36 million pounds, both the lowest since the mid 1950s. A separate incident reports a woman at a police station over Modern attitudes toward work and living. She received a $1 fine for a parking ticket as she drove off.
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Agriculture Department
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Red Story of US Deepens Propaganda Clash
Vienna based newspaper Volksstimme, the Communist party publication, ran two column headlines claiming a US recession and steel plant cutbacks in Lackawanna New York as proof of Western decline. The piece argues against Soviet propaganda, noting Western media doubt such forecasts and predicting Communist triumph.
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Kansas City and Chicago grain futures report summary
Grain futures quotations from Goffe & Carkener list Kansas City wheat and Chicago corn, wheat, soybeans, oats, eggs, and rye with bid/ask ranges and closing figures. Market receipts show regional activity at Hutchinson, Omaha, Enid, and Fort Worth, reflecting mixed directions across commodities.
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General Selloff Hits Grains On Active Board Session
A broad grains selloff swept Chicago grain pits with rye, soybeans down over 4 cents a bushel at times while corn and oats shed over a cent and wheat off nearly 3 cents. Near-session closes saw some recovery in short covering as open interest stayed active and futures volumes remained elevated across wheat and corn positions.
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Board of Trade
Rally Fades and Stocks Mixed in Late Trading
New York stocks opened with a rally that faded, leaving a mixed close. Volume was about 2.6 million shares as gains and losses stayed within a point, with steels and many oils higher while motors and most metals fell.
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Youngstown
Tn Point
Hillary party near South Pole at New Year
The Ross Sea Committee reported Sir Edmund Hillary's five man party was 280 miles from the South Pole and could reach the U S station by New Year’s Day A S Helm noted they made 40 miles last night despite soft snow after 56 miles the previous night He denied any race with the Commonwealth transantarctic expedition coming from the opposite direction.
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Train Derailment Kills Three in Spain Near Reus
A Madrid Barcelona Express derailed near Reus in northeast Spain after a rail broke. A sleeping car and a passenger car plunged down a 40 foot embankment, killing three and injuring ten, with twelve in serious condition.
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