Spy Satellite Tiros I Transmission Halts
Washington AP reports the TV-eyed satellite Tiros 1 stopped sending Earth cloud cover images after a likely failure in its wide-angle camera. NASA said the narrow-angle camera may still operate lightly, but the wide-angle relay drained batteries and ended the mission. The 270-pound craft remains in a stable 450 mile orbit and will be kept aloft for years.
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Washington
National Aeronautic and Spice Administration
NASA
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Report Frowns On Spankings
United Nations report states spanking and whipping do not stop juvenile delinquency and should never be used. It argues corporal punishment has little deterrent effect, especially on those already punished, and urges development of moral and social responsibility through open participation in society. It recommends open and semi open institutions to give offenders more freedom and clarity on expected time served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
A. U.N
U.N. Department of Economic and Social Affairs
Nude Woman Found Dead in Farm House Near Wichita
The nude body of a woman was found on the blood soaked floor of a farmhouse northeast of Wichita by the owner Victor Lygrisse and a prospective renter Dennis Robinson. Sheriff Denver Bland said no identification or age could be determined and it was not clear how she was killed. Teeth were found hung on a water pipe. The house, about 11 miles east and 8 miles north of Wichita on the Greenswich road, had been unoccupied.
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Wichita
Kan
Shriff Denver Bland
Victor Lygrisse
Dennis G. Robinson
Greeswich Road
Rup Drivers Back to Work
Rebel bus drivers resumed work in New York as transit unions reached a settlement after four days of stoppage. The strike disrupted daily travel for millions, with talks centered on wages and work conditions.
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New York
Afrikers
Eet
Ore Sapavendas
Privers
Yages
Unies
Aad
Boeing strike threat lifted after nationwide vote
Boeing Airplane Co workers failed to reach the three to one majority needed for a strike authorization. A meeting to resume talks was set for 10 a.m. next Wednesday with Federal Mediator Albin L. Peterson. Read more on regional votes including Seattle Moses Lake Wichita and Florida locals and the union’s demand for higher pay and benefits.
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Seattle
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
Aero Mechanics Union
Albin L. Peterson
Wichita
Kan
Moses Lake
Wash
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Seattle Area
Barney Appointed to Water Talk Board
President Eisenhower appointed Maj. Gen. Keith H. Barney the Army's Missouri River division engineer at Omaha to represent the federal government in water use negotiations between Kansas and Nebraska. Congress authorized the two states to negotiate a compact for apportioning the waters of the Big Blue River and its tributaries.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Keith H. Barney
Army
Missouri River Division
Omaha
Kansas
Nebrasa
Congress
Biglue River
Indict Man in Conspiracy Case in Chicago
Gerald Covelli, 37, Chicago hoodlum serving a Leavenworth sentence, is indicted on charges of conspiring to bribe a federal juror and hijacking a $14 000 liquor truck load. The case ties to a New Year’s Eve 1957 liquor shipment hijacking from Indianapolis to Chicago involving two jurors and a suspended Chicago police officer. Ten others are named in the indictments.
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Chicago
Gerald Covelli
Leavenworth
Prigzon
Covelli
U.S
Robert Tieken
Robert N. Saporito
Michael Saporito
Saporitos
Richard E. Gorman
De{ise
U.S. District Attorney
Indianapolis
Rockefeller calls for reorganizing federal government
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller told a Senate subcommittee that the federal government must be reorganized so able men can meet the times' demands. He warned that despite progress, the executive branch remains ill suited to support a president amid dangerous, rapid global change. Rockefeller, a Republican, spoke to the bipartisan panel led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Eisenhower
End of an Era on New York's 52nd Street Nightlife
The New York State Liquor Authority moved to close seven remaining 52nd Street night clubs labeling them strip joints. Once a residential block turned speakeasies, the era of swing street entertainment faces extinction as famed venues and personalities fade away.
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New York
52Nd Street
State Liquor Authority
SLA
Leon
Eddie
Eddie Davis
Toots Shor
Shor
Milt Gabler
Decca Records
Copeland Banker Grover E. Emmons Dies at 75
Grover T. Emmons 75 died Thursday morning at Trinity Hospital Dodge City He was born February 28 1885 in Fleming County Kentucky and moved to Copeland Kansas in 1923 He served as cashier of Copeland State Bank and was a Mason Lodge member Survived by widow Margaret one daughter and one grandchild Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Copeland Methodist Church with burial in Bucklin Cemetery
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Copeland
Grover T. Emmons
Trinity Hospital
Dodge City
Flemming County
Kansas
Copeland State Bank
Masonic Lodge
Margaret
Everett Coelling
Home Rule Amendment Discussed in Class Here
In Kansas voters will consider a home rule amendment allowing local municipalities more control. City Manager Deane Wilvs explained advantages like local responsibility, increased public involvement, and more democratic decision making through charter ordinances subject to referendum and a two thirds council vote. The amendment preserves some statewide control, including election and budget laws, while preserving debt limits.
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Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Deane Wil
Kanssa
Wiley
Sorexning
Market Slow Trades Mixed Ahead of Holiday Break
New York AP reports trading slowed with mixed results as the market prepared for a July 4 closing. Fractions of a point moved gains and losses among key stocks while oils held steady despite Cuban plant activity. Texaco and Standard Oil showed varied responses to Cuban seizures and refinery news.
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New York
Cuba
Texaco
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Royal Dutch
Universal Match
Dow Jones
Associated Press
July Opens With Stormy Session
Storms drenched much of the nation with showers and thunderstorms causing floods in Missouri Valley. St Louis area suffered 3.5 to 4 million dollars in damage and 1.5 inches of rain in six hours with 60 mph winds. Columbia Missouri saw 14 inches in six hours. Kirksville similar totals. Tornadic winds near Bendena Kansas wrecked a farm and utility lines. Florence Massachusetts wires downed. Hail damaged Maine apples as showers spread over Ohio Valley and western Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
Missouri Valley
St. Louis
Columbia
Kirksville
Bendena
Kan
Troy
Florence
Mass
Maine
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Florida
90 MPH Winds Hit Missouri Community
Winds estimated up to 90 miles per hour struck Chillicothe Missouri Wednesday night. Churchill Truck Lines warehouse and loading dock suffered more than 30000 dollars in damage. Trees were blown down and electrical service was interrupted. Damage also reported near Braymer Missouri about 25 miles southwest of Chillicothe.
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Chillicothe
Churchill Truck Lines
Braymer
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Across Multiple Cities
A dated hospital bulletin lists admissions at St. Catharina and Leopold with names such as Mrs Harold Walker Mrs Joseph Woolman and Stephen D Andrews among others. Dismissals include Nancy La Pacheco and Joseph Lefort. Births noted at St. Catherine with Mr. and Mrs. unspecified.
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St. Catharina
Harold Walker
Summit
Joseph Woolman
J. John
Rofs Reese
St. John
Chester Costello
Carl V. Allen
Pearl
Clyde Stallsworth
Stephen D. Andrews
Donald D. Thomas
Alamota
Bobbie Gene Oss
Mountain View
Okla
Manuel Gonzales
Scottsbluff
Bobby Lewis Freeman
Chickasha
Leopold
Jack Wilken
Lakin
St. Catherine
Nancy la Pacheco
Burnside
Een Richard
N. Joseph N. Lefort
R. G. Mull $R
Dighton
Wilson R. Stein
Spruce
Garden City Notices and Births Mix in Local Roundup
Garden City reports births for Mrs Clyde Stailsworth and Mr Refus Rees with weights seven pounds three ounces and nine pounds three ounces, plus a series of local court actions. Police bonds listed for Dorothy Bedker and others, meter violations, speech and mufflers charges, divorce filings for several couples, fines for bounced checks and speeding, and an accident in the 300 block of N Seventh involving two women drivers.
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Clyde Stailsworth
Refus Rees
St. John
Dorothy J
Bedker
Old Manor
Lawrence Ray Asper
Evana
Dean Salter
Parkwood
David Louis McDaniel
Fo. Comb
Jean
Guire
Bruce MacGuire
Maurice Lee Smith
Iron
Lille Mae Smith
Eharges
Worth Cox
Gerald Kingsley Wilson
Gary D. Jones
Harry Higgins
Virgil Lamb
Gene Hill
Burtis Motor On
Herman A. Engler
Monte Meyers
William Herbert Meyers, Jr
Garden City Co-operative Exchange
Albert Mader
L.E. Anderson
William Selover
Robert Scott
Scott and Howell Construction Co
U.S.A
Lassman H. Horton
Dept. of Revenue
Harry Lee Higgins
Byler
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
State Corporation Commission
Kansas City Livestock Prices Note Sparse Market
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle at 250 head with calves scarce, cows steady, utility 14.50 to 15.00, hogs 800 head with barrows and gilts mostly 25 higher at 17.50 to 18.00, sows steady, sheep 250 head with old crop shorn lambs steady and choice old crop slaughter lambs at 18.00, other classes too few to test trend.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Firemen Extinguish Wheat Stubble Blaze in Garden City
Garden City volunteer firemen extinguished a small wheat stubble blaze at 1509 N during the noon hour yesterday. Origin undetermined and little damage occurred. The fire started near the north corner and spread slowly northeastward, blackening less than a quarter acre.
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Garden City
N. Ltd
Garde City
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