Missing 13 Year Old JoAnn Wyse Found Dead in Excelsior Springs
Searchers locate JoAnn Wyse in woods near the Scott subdivision in Excelsior Springs after she had been missing since May 27. Police and coroner assess uncertain death, with reports of possible rape and murder. a pink dress and watch were found near the body as relatives and teens aided the search.
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JoAnn
Excelsior Springs
Harry Wyse
O. S. Pate
Clay County
Clay County Sheriff's
Scott Subdivision
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Jo- Ann
Glen Clevenger
Polite
Cecil Floyd
Clevenger
Tommy Roe
Mike Cox
Snooky Fields
Edward Floyd
Charles Bledsoe
Ford
Claycomo
Probe continues into Patricia Jones disappearance mystery
Jackson County prosecutors and the sheriff pursue a theory that Patricia Jones may have left home voluntarily the night she was last seen entering a car with Sharon Kinne in Independence. Jones was found shot about 30 hours later, and investigators ask motel operators to review records from 6 to 8 pm.
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Patricia Jones
Jackson County
Independence
Sharon Kinne
William A. Collet
Harry Nesbitt
Sheriff’s Office
Kansas City Independence
Kinne
Free on Bond in Mail Fraud Case
Owen H. Henson of Denver faces U S charges in stock purchases in a mail fraud case. The item runs on Inside Pages with brief notes on other ongoing stories and pages indicated.
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Owen H. Henson
Denver
U. S
Rabid Kitten Bites Ten In Grundy County Missouri
Ten Grundy County residents were bitten or scratched by a rabid kitten on a John Pease farm near Spickard Missouri. The cat fought people, went into convulsions, and preliminary tests indicated rabies. Victims include George Pease and family members across several ages. anti rabies shots began for most.
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Pickard
Grundy County
Highway Patrol
John Pease
Spickard
Jefferson City
C. J. Baker
George Pease
Galt
John
Dixie Lee
Martha Jane
Walter Pease
Jimmy Dye
Trenton
Glenn Hunter
Lois Cutsinger
Becky Hunter
Victor Hunter
Larry Hunter
Two Atlas ICBM test launches canceled by machinist strike
Washinon June 7 AP report says two Atlas ICBM tests from Cape Canaveral were scrubbed this week due to a machinists strike. Missile firings in an emergency would use already manufactured weapons and military crews, not industry staff. Cape Canaveral Fla June 7 AP notes machinists agreed to keep picket lines at Convair sites rather than Cape entrances.
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Washinon
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Man survives bear attack after fierce struggle in Michigan
Arthur Le Gault, 71, of Engadine Michigan, was hospitalized after a Sunday bear attack in which he was bitten and clawed on face and body while fighting with a jackknife. Dr. R P Hicks reported an uncountable number of stitches to close his wounds. Le Gault said he was winded and nearly done for when he drove off the bear.
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Engadine
Mich
Arthur le Gault
R. P. Hicks
le Gault
Warmer Day Ahead After Rain Today in Kansas City
A rise to the lower 80s is forecast for tomorrow following today’s rain. The low tonight should be around 65 degrees with a high in the lower 80s tomorrow. Only a trace of rain occurred at the Municipal Air Terminal gauge while heavier amounts fell elsewhere in the metro area. Skies remain mostly cloudy in Kansas City through tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Tunisian President Bourghiba Arrives for Rest in Italy
Habib Bourghiba, president of Tunisia, arrived in Milan for a three week rest and medical treatment at the Salsomaggiore spa.
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Milan
Italy
Habib Bourghiba
Tunisia
Spa
Salsomaggiore
Weather outlook notes warmer temperatures tonight and tomorrow
Partly cloudy conditions persist with a low tonight in the mid sixties and a high tomorrow in the lower range. Comfort index details show most residents feel discomfort above CI 70, with humidity around 77-78 percent, steady barometer at 30.08 inches, river stage at 7.1 feet and lake level 3.9 feet below full reservoir.
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Lake of the Ozarks
Mamie Eisenhower Cancels Far East Trip
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower, hospitalized with asthmatic bronchitis, will not accompany the president on his Far Eastern tour. The White House says she is getting along very nicely after entering Walter Reed Army Hospital last Wednesday. Prior to hospitalization she planned to join the President.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Retrace Kidnap Route Probed By Kansas City Detectives
Butler Missouri June 7 accompanied by 5 year old Garry Carpenter and his mother a Kansas City homicide detective stopped here while retracing the route taken by a man who abducted Garry from a Kansas City amusement park Saturday night and abandoned him in Joplin Missouri the next day. Detective Riordan said the purpose is to have Garry point out places where the man stopped and to locate someone who can describe the abductor or his car.
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The
Star
Butler
Garry Carpenter
Kansas City
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Joplin
Drexel
Fairyland Park
John J. Riordan
Rex Neal
Cass County
Riordan
Ileana Carpenter
Oakland Avenue
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Washington House rules panel delays wheat bill action
Washington The House rules committee was urged to clear a Democratic backed wheat bill but put off decision at least until tomorrow. The judiciary committee recommended creating 35 additional federal judges including one for the Kansas district. A large balloon was sighted near Port Arthur Texas. it may be the Brunswick Ga launch for studying cosmic rays.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Kansas
Port Arthur
Tex
Brunswick
Here
Eisenhower to Meet Rockefeller at White House Breakfast
President Eisenhower arranged a White House breakfast for tomorrow with Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Anne Wheaton said Rockefeller requested the appointment but gave no reason.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Anne Wheaton
Presidential Press
Rockefeller
Trash Fire Traps Hundreds in New York Subway Smoke
A tunnel fire near Grand Central halted trains and forced hundreds to evacuate through acrid smoke. Officials say 86 people were hospitalized while many more received treatment for smoke inhalation at nearby emergency stations. Police and fire crews aided passengers to surface exits amid chaotic, dark conditions.
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New York
York
Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central
East Side
Kansas City Wins Census Recount Effort For 500000 Target
A Kansas City delegation secured approval from the Census Bureau for a special tract by tract tabulation and potential recanvass to address undercount concerns. The effort aims to lift the city from a 468 325 preliminary census total toward the 547 000 city plan estimate and 500 000 bracket.
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Federal Bureau
Kansas City
Federal Bureau of the Census
Jack W. Travers
St. Louis
Travers
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Benson
Gaw
Gavin
Wiggs
Census Bureau
Chamber and City
Roach
Appeal for Fair Play Full Hearing of Kansas City Suit
Governor George Docking asked the U S Supreme Court to review a Kansas Supreme Court dismissal of the Fairfax annexation case against Kansas City Kansas. The motion argues the questions involved are constitutional and transcend the parties, with three Fairfax industries seeking certiorari.
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Kansas City
Kansas
George Docking F
United States Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
John Anderson
Docking
Donald E. Martin
Movant
State of
State Supreme Court
Anderson
Fairfax
Fairfax Industries
United States Court of the State Court
Girten Investment Company
Phillips Petroleum Company
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corporation
Child’s witty reply in neighborhood chat
A woman asks a five year old what she will do when grown. The girl answers she will reduce, delivering a brief, humorous exchange from a local scene.
Governor Docking Seeks Supreme Court Plea in Fairfax Case
Governor Docking files a U S Supreme Court plea tied to the Fairfax case. The action seeks review of a lower court ruling affecting state matters and involves key officials.
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Governor Docking
U. S Supreme Court
Fairfax
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