I See By The Telegram Party Tours Radio Poetry
Mr and Mrs Charles Kraft of Norton visit Garden City to promote a Kansas themed Moons melody series. Mrs Kraft recites poems while Mr Kraft provides background music during a two week radio and TV tour across Colorado New Mexico Texas Nevada and Arizona. Ivan Paul Biernacki enlists in the Navy and trains at Great Lakes. Ivanhoe township population corrected to 292 residents up from last year. A stray horse was rounded up in front of Tamston Apartments after being seen near Garden City.
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Charles Kraft
Norton
Garden City
Ivan Paul Biernacki
Ilose Biernacki
Roule
Navy
Great Lakes
Wees
Ivanhoe
F. H. Harms
Charles Larson
Route 1
Tamston Apartments
St. John
Convicted Killer Is Executed At Sunrise
Don Jesse Neal, 35, a San Francisco man convicted of fatally shooting Salt Lake City police sergeant Owen Farley after a motel robbery arrest, was executed at POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN Utah. The private-citizen firing squad fired at about 25 feet. About 150 spectators watched. Neal claimed innocence to the end. Wilma Tully, his companion, testified he used a concealed gun. Tully has vanished since trial.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Jesse Neal
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Owen T. Farley
Farley
Neal
Wilma Tully
One Man Killed in Intercity Viaduct Crash
In Kansas City Kas a motorcycle ride crashed on the Intercity viaduct killing Charles Harlan Reynolds 25 and critically injuring Joseph H. Blascham 32 with multiple fractures and other injuries. The incident left Reynolds dead and Blascham hospitalized in serious condition.
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Kansas City
Kas
Charles Harlan Reynolds
Joseph H. Blascham
Former Warden Edmondson Named Douglas County Undersheriff
Charles A. Edmondson a 51 year old native of Lawrence former warden of Kansas State Penitentiary has been appointed Douglas County undersheriff and assumes duties today. He was ousted by Gov. Hall in early June and succeeded by Arthur Hoffman.
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Lawrence
Charles A. Edmondson
Kansas State
Douglas County
Edmondson
Kansas State Penitentiary
Fred Hall
Arthur Hoffman
Oregon State Penitentiary
Missouri Woman Killed In Crash Near Paola
Mrs. Evelyn Silvers of Birmingham, Missouri, died in a two car collision about three miles south of Paola on U S Highway 169. Jerry Silvers, 12, sustained serious injuries and John Hash, 57, Birmingham, was critically injured in the wreck reported late last night.
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Paola
Kas
Evelyn Silvers
Birmingham
Jerry Silvers
John Hash
U. S. Highway 169
Hearing on Gas Hike Asked by Cities Service
Cities Service Gas Co. of Oklahoma City will face a federal hearing October 11 to discuss a proposed 12.589 million dollar annual rise in wholesale natural gas rates. The fuel supplier serves utilities in Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Nebraska.
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Cities Service
Washington
Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Federal Power Commission
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Church Leaders Call For Prayer for Big Four Summit
Geneva reports the World Council of Churches issued a worldwide call to prayer for the Big Four summit in Geneva. General secretary W A Visser t Hooft urged member churches to assemble on July 18, the opening day, or devote time on the preceding Sunday to pray for success.
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Geneva
Switzerland
World Council of Churches Today
W. A. Visser't Hooft
Council
Stassen Cites Asia as U S Urgent Challenge
Harold E. Stassen told President Eisenhower in his final foreign aid report that the United States must concentrate on building the military and economic strength of free Asian nations. He described it as a major ongoing undertaking requiring persistent effort for years.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Eisenhower
Kansas City Grain Prices and Grades Summary
Grain quotes from Kansas City show Wheat at about 4 percent lower in some grades with No 2 hard and dark varieties around 2.08 to 2.66 and No 3 around 2.02 to 2.07. Corn trades around 1.55 to 1.74 per unit with white, yellow, and mixed grades cited. Oats, Milo, Kafir, Rye, Barley, and Soybeans listed with assorted price ranges. Bran and Shorts priced at roughly 35.75 to 36.25 and 45.00 to 45.75 respectively.
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New York
One Lindh Produce Co
Ade
Odedade
Mary Mieten
Allied
Atchison Averaneee
Garden City Grain
Lima
Beech Aire
Boeing Air
Chrysler
B. C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
du Pont
Chicago
Mont
Ohio
St Jos
Sears Rock
Hutchinson
Wich- Sinclair
Ila
Omaha
Enid
Salina Socony
Ula
Ft. Worth
Trans Air
US Steel
Woolworth
Wheat market cautious as harvest outlook firms
Wheat traders shielded by liquidations of weak lines as forecasts point to favorable harvesting weather over the long weekend. Trade expects heavy deliveries at terminals by Tuesday with winter wheat harvest delayed a week or two due to rain and wet grain while next week may bring a peak.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
USDA notes limited offerings in Kansas City with Calves 150 and calves 50 on hand. Hogs totaling about 500 mostly 180 to 240 pounds show 25 lower, barrows and gilts choice 1 to 3 at 180-230 pounds around 19.50 per cwt, choice 2 and 3 at 240-250 pounds 18.75 to 19.25. Sows steady and Sheep around 30 with insufficient numbers for a full test.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
a_arket
Dixon Yates contract tense move draws White House clash
Senate leader Lyndon Johnson urged delaying federal funds for the Dixon Yates power project after a surprise White House push for a new study. Memphis plans a rival plant, with a 64 million dollar appropriation approved by the House, while TVA and Atomic Energy Commission reviews loom.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Dixon-Yates
White House
Johnson
Congress
Texan
House
Memphis
ALC
Dixon-Yates Utility Group
West Memphis
Mississippi River
TVA
Witness Refuses Comment On Communist Allegation
MUNICH Germany Hyman Charniak refused to answer a question about belonging to a Communist unit in 1937 40 while at the Brooklyn Eagle He called the charge a smear and said it cannot be wiped out Burdett named him in tests in Washington, Charniak now serves as liaison officer for Radio Free Europe Crusade for Freedom backed by American funds.
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Germany
Hyman Charniak
U. S. Senate
Brooklyn Eagle
Charniak
Crusade For Freedom
Radio Free Europe
CBS
Winston M. Burdett
Washington
Former Escort of Princess Wed Mark Bonham Carter to Lady St Just
London reports Mark Bonham Carter, 33, a publishing film director and Princess Margaret escort, married Lady St Just daughter of Conde Nast. The groom, grandson of Lord Asquith, wed amid royal absence as her previous marriage to Lord St Just ended for desertion.
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London
Princess Margaret
Beatx
Mark Bonham-Carter
Lady St. Just
Conde Nast
Lord St. Just
Bonham-Carter
Lord Asquith
Hoover Leaves Federal Job at Age 80 in 1930s Reform Drive
President Hoover steps away from government at age eighty after leading the Hoover Commission which issued nineteen reports with 315 recommendations to shrink the federal establishment. The Moreell panel urged privatizing power assets and TVA restructuring, stirring praise and sharp criticism from rural electric groups.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Commission
Hoover
Morcell
National Rural Electrical Cooperative Assn
Wall Street
Turtle Creek Admits and Births in Local Notes
Local notices list hospital admissions and discharges, births at St Catherine Leopold and tribune area, naming parents and baby weights. Police briefs cover speeding, forfeit bonds, and a theft at a truckstop with additional break in at arena stall. Federal budget report proposes 565% million for flood control projects including Tut tle Creek in Kansas with construction and planning funds.
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Washington
Tuttle Creek
Kansas
Senate Appropriations Committee
French Woman Breaks Jet Plane Speed Record
In Paris officials of the International Aeronautical Federation said Mrs. Jacqueline Auriol, France’s leading woman flier, broke Jacqueline Cochran’s world air speed record for women. The federation would announce the new speed in a few days after Auriol flew a Mystere IV turbojet over Melun airfield near Paris, easily surpassing Cochran’s mark.
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Paris
International Aeronautical Federation
Jacqueline Auriol
France
Jacqueline Cochran
Melun
Auriol
Federation
L. Kinikin
Etux
John
Henry B. Weldon
Edwards
Calif. Stevens
Garden City
Wendelin Weill
Lee M. Wharton
Taylor and Conklings
State of
Mass Desertion Near Suez Draws Global Vexation
In Port Said Egypt sixty seven French Foreign Legion veterans from the Indochina war desert in the Suez canal zone. The coast guard rounded up the group including 49 Germans 8 Italians 2 Belgians 2 Spaniards and individuals from the Netherlands Yugoslavia Finland Austria Poland and other stateless or unidentified origins.
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Egypt
French Foreign Legion
Suez Canal Zone
Egyptian Coast Guard
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Finland
Austria
Poland
Contracts for housing at radar sites awarded
Kansas City reports that contracts for constructing family housing units at radar sites in Missouri and Kansas were announced by the Central Air Defense Force. Nine units will be built at each site. Hainline Construction Co. of Hutchinson, Kansas, received a $142,310 contract for Hutchinson work.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Central Air Defense Force
Hainline Construction Co
Hutchinson
Kas
Fire damages chapel at Pittsburg college
A short circuit in an electric organ sparked a blaze on the second floor of the music hall chapel at Kansas State Teachers College in Pittsburg yesterday. Authorities estimated the damage at about $4,000.
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Pittsburg
Kansas State Teachers College
New KU Theater Director Appointed in Lawrence
Lewin Goff, a Michigan State University faculty member, is named director of the University of Kansas theater and associate professor in speech and drama. Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy announces the appointment.
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KU Theater
Lawrence
Lewin Goff
Michigan State University
University of Kansas Theater
Franklin D. Murphy
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