Steel Talks To Impasse In United Steelworkers Clash
New York AP United Steelworkers Union ends talks with industry bargaining team after labeling sessions a farcical filibuster. Union invites top steel executives for direct discussions to avert a walkout as contracts near expiry. McDonald cites no concrete offer in eight weeks and seeks real negotiations with leaders from U.S. Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Jones & Laughlin among others.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
David I. McDonald
McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
Tribe
Roger M. Bough
U.S. Steel Corp
A. B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel
Charles M. White
Republic Steel
Avery C. Adams
Jones & Laughlin
J. L. Mauthe
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Cooper
JW7
Satellite Fails To Find Orbit
At Vandenberg Air Force Base the Discoverer satellite rocket failed to reach orbit. The 200 pound space capsule fueled speculation about scanning gear. The 3:49 PM launch tested equipment intended to carry monkeys into space with no life aboard.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Suits to Recover Combines Filed in District Court
A suit of replevin to recover four Massey Harris combines was filed in District Court yesterday by Massey-Ferguson Inc against B H Dobsons to recover the four combines with attachments valued at 4000 dollars each. In a damage suit filed yesterday Margaret Concannon of 518 North 10th is asking 559.72 for car repairs from Vincent Eurich of Cal Kar Colo. The accident happened June 28 1957, the petition claims the Eurich car ran a stop sign at Kansas and Main.
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Massey-Ferguson Inc
B. H. Dobsons
Massey-Harris
Margaret Concannon
N. 10Th
Vincent Eurich
Calkar
Colo
Eurich
Kansas
Main
Rain Forecast for Southwest Kansas Faces Showers
A Rockies storm center is expected to bring showers to most Kansas regions with partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers in the west and central areas. Forecaster Richard Garrett notes cooler conditions in the west on Saturday with lows in the 60s to 70s and highs 80s to 90s across the state. No significant precipitation beyond light morning showers in southeast Kansas was reported in the prior 24 hours.
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Topeka
Rockies
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Emporia
Goodland
Concordia
Saling
Wichita
Hypnosis Explained By Doctor To Kiwanis Members
Dr V A Leopold, an osteopath, explained hypnosis to Kiwanis members and wives, calling it medical relaxation and a state of mind where the critical factor is bypassed to permit selective thinking. He demonstrated and cited uses from appendectomy to insomnia while noting it is not a cure-all and requires patient judgment.
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Leopold
Kiwanis
V. A. Leola
Wichiga
Sterlinng Lewis
Leopold Hospital
Warren Caywood
Irvin
Patee
Earl Parrish
Essentials of hypnotism and its uses outlined
A speaker lists four hypnotism essentials concentration desire suggestibility and removing fear noting fear is the key to success. Hypnosis may aid disorders from inner tensions to habits and emotional conditions while acknowledging limits on influencing patients.
Three More Donors Reach Two-Gallon Mark
Three donors qualified as two gallon givers at the June 10 Bloodmobile visit. Paul S. Parker Ralph Duane Staley and Mrs Susan Wilson reached the two gallon mark. New gallon givers include Robert Minter Gilbert VaDoah Mrs Rosie Allen Amos Biondi and Mrs E L Blue. Finney County Red Cross lists 136 gallon givers and 13 two gallon donors.
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Paul S. Parker
Ralph Duane Staley
Susan Wilson
Robert Minter
Gilbert VaDoah
Rosie 1’ Allen
Amos Biondi
Ims. E. L. Blue
Finney County Red Cross Chapter
Air Force Fires Thor In Reliability Test
In Cape Canaveral on Thursday night the Air Force fired its 65 foot Thor intermediate range ballistic missile on a 1500 mile reliability flight. The test aimed to validate performance as a war rocket and satellite booster. Earlier a Thor stage helped launch a Discoverer satellite from Vandenberg AFB, California, though the satellite did not reach orbit.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Thor
Ln Brass
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Kansas May Take Over VA Hospital
Topeka reports Kansas plans to operate a new institute, with the Air Force missile training program moving, and a conversion of the Cape General Hospital capacity to about 500 or 600 beds. The Kansas Neurological Institute is mentioned in relation to missile accuracy improvement and mental health treatment.
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Topeka
Kansas
Air Force Missile Training
Cape/General Hospital
Kansas Neurological Institute
Jed
George W. Jackson
Inew Institute
Veteran's Administration
Hypothetical Bomb Attack Kills Millions Imagined for Hearings
Washington hearings detail 71 target sites in a make-believe hydrogen attack. Estimates by the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization predict 48.9 million dead and 28 million injured, with about three of four people left alive. Experts warn of fallout, disease, and long-term ecological damage, while notes on hospital redeployments and new institutions outline partial recovery timelines.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Senate House
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Largest Midwestern music aid camp at Kansas Univ
The Telegram reports 518 students enrolled in a six week music and art camp at the University of Kansas, ending July 26. Beverly Clutter, Southwestern College sophomore and daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Clutter, Holcomb, earned honorable mention on the second semester honor roll. Methodist Youth Fellowship members plan to wash cars at Shamrock Station at 8th and Kansas tomorrow to raise money for their projects.
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Janice Claaver
Center
Robert Raynesford
Pinecrest Ave
University of Kansas
Baverly Clutter
Southwestern College
H. W. Clutter
Holcomb
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Shamrock Station
8Th and
Kansas
Kansas teachers tackle training program work session
More than 1,000 educators from diverse fields meet at Kansas University to craft a teacher training program acceptable to both professional educators and liberal arts scholars. Groups push for a written plan amid ongoing disagreements on how much teaching methods study a student needs.
Little Rock Schools to Open Integrated This Fall
The Little Rock school board voted unanimously to operate high schools on an integrated basis this fall despite Governor Faubus warnings of possible violence. Plans stem from a federal court ruling restoring control to the board after Faubus closed schools last year. The board will use the Arkansas pupil placement law to assign students with unclear numbers of Negroes expected to enroll.
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Little Rock, Ark
TheLittle Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Nounced
Little Rock
Faubus
Helr
Tthe
U. S. Supreme Court
Central High School
Central
Arkansas
Local Birth Notices Include Several Newborns
A list of names and addresses notes several newborns declared today at various residences. Notable entries include a 9 ounce daughter at St. Catherine and a 24 ounce son born at 8 26 p.m. Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Galliart, 002 N. 7th.
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St. Catherine
Charles Stanley
Richard Galliart
Traffic Accidents Reported Across City Yesterday
Yesterday several accidents were reported: Neal Stewett Logan of 712 N 4th and ET lis Ance Penny of 906 N 1st at 1118 Gillespie Pl. Charles LeRoy Foreman of Holcomb and Zachrish Taylor Bowen on South Star Rt in the 100 block of Northath. Larry Herman Hinceman Jr and Daniel Courts hit a parked car owned by John Frank Cartetti at 207 Taylor in the 100 block of West Chestnut. Darrell Billings, 18, and Joann Maupin, 17, both of Garden City, cited in Marcela ga License case.
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Neal Stewett Logan
Lis Ance Penny
Gillespie
Charles LeRoy Foreman
Holcomb
Zachrish Taylor Bowen
South Star Rt
Northath
Larry Herman Hinceman
Daniel Courts
John Frank Cartetti
Taylor
West Chestnut
Courts District Divorces Braun case granted
Divorce granted in the district court in the case of Joanal Borthwick Braun versus Herbert J Braun. The filing notes gross neglect of duty and mentions restoration of Borthwick's maiden name.
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Joanal Borthwick Braun
Herbert J. Braun
Borthwick
Southwest Horseshoe Crown Up for Grabs
Harold Kitch of Garden City defends the title as the Southwest Kansas Horseshoe Championship returns for Independence Day. Cecil Baker chairs the event with 32 entrants expected. prizes go to the top four. Entry deadline July 3. Competition starts 10 a.m. at Finnup Park with eight peg sets. Contestants provide their own horseshoes.
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Garden City
Harold Kitch
Cecil Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Baker
Finnup Park
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