Navy plane gun dismantled during Red attack
Washington reports two gun units on a Navy patrol plane were dismantled after a Communist jet attack over the Sea of Japan. A crew confusion delayed fire on the third weapon, a missing parts claim cited by officials. One crewman wounded. Ike and lawmakers seek full Navy report and immediate investigation.
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Washington
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Congress
Sea of Japan
Pentagon
Adm
Arlecgh A. Burke
mHe
Navy
Secretary of Defense
Ell H. McElroy
Wallace M. Beakley
Court records show multiple convictions and fines in police court
Walter Hall forfeited a $40 bond for drunkenness in Wa karusa. Ittering paid a $25 fine. Gary George of San Diego faced a $25 fine for loitering. Robert Ragan of Route 4 received a $25 fine, a 10 day jail sentence suspended, and six months probation for profane language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hall
Wakarusa
Rvin
Bearn
San Diego
Calif
Gary George
A Diego
Robert Ragan
Police Court Traffic Fines Listed With Several Violations
Court records show Don McGuirl Harold Pobjoy Jack Rockhold Leo Caruth William Harnilon the Green and Richard Beaty cited for offenses including running a stop sign speeding and failure to yield with fines ranging from 10 to 15 dollars. A note urges readers to pick up the Journal-World while on vacation and not miss any issues.
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Don McGuirl
Cee St
Harold Pobjoy
N. H. St
Jack Rockhold
Bald
Leo Carrutheap
William Harnilon
W. 6Th St
the Green
Eudora
Richard Beaty
Glass hazards at KU campus cafeteria wall
A visitor during a court reporters seminar collapsed a cafeteria wall pane at the Kansas Union. He was treated at Watkins Hospital with minor cuts after mistaking the glass for an open area. A blue ribbon now marks the adjacent broken panes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Union
Watkins Hospital
Nebraska Extend Oct. 1 to Dec. 15 Farm Bill Window
Gov Ralph G Brooks sent to the Legislature a bill to extend the overtime period for out of state combines from October 1 to December 15. The measure aims to ease import and operation timelines for agricultural machinery across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Ralph G. Brooks
Nebraska Grants Temporary Permits for Combiner and Grain Cutter Use
Nebraska issues temporary operating permits for combiners and grain cutters. Kansas operators voice complaints about Nebraska restrictions affecting cross state work and production timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Kansas
Pratt donor gives 500 books to KU Library
Fred A. Reece of Pratt donates a private collection of more than 500 books on world religions and the history of religion to Kansas University Library. He also funds future purchases with a $500 gift to KU Endowment Association. Vosper praises the donation as extremely useful and generous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Reece
Pratt
Kansas University Library
KU Endowment Association
Pratt Daily Tribune
Reece
Robert Vosper
KU Library
Landmark Jayhawk Theater Marquee Torn Down
The Jayhawk Theater marquee is being removed to allow remodeling planning. Building owner Emory Scott says interior work will wait for a tenant due to high costs and unknown needs. A building wide cleaning project is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk Theater
Emory Scott
Journal-World Photo
Thumbs Down Signal Urged To Curb Boating Jokes
Police Chief John Hazelet promotes a new boating safety slogan thumbs down to discourage reckless acting on water. He notes boating is safe but a few show offs threaten others and urges proper trailer lights and careful driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hazelet
Hazelet
De Valera Poised for Irish Presidency by Wide Margin
Dublin reports that Eamon de Valera, 77, is a shoo-in for the Irish presidency with a lead of at least 200000 votes over Gen. Sean MacEoin. MacEoin, 67, previously ran for president, while a third candidate drew about 212000 votes in past contests. De Valera, born in New York to a Spanish father and Irish mother, led Irish fighters in 1916 and later retired from politics.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Sean MacEoin
de Valera
Britain
MacEoin
Sean
T. O'Kelly
O’kelly
O'Kelly
New York
Lawrence Real Estate Market Holds Healthy Pace Amid Growth
City builders report continued expansion in all directions and spirited bidding for plots around Lawrence. Prices for new homes rose slightly from two years ago as lot costs drive overall property prices, yet firms say demand remains strong and sales advance with pilot houses aiding contracts.
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Lawrence
Wall Street Journal
Junior Yearbook Arrives for CJHS Sale at Front Door
The 1959 Junior Central Junior High School year book arrives and will be sold at the front door Thursday and Friday. Sales run 9 am to noon and 1 to 3 pm on Thursday, 25 cents per book. Editor Hildreth Hoecker. artwork by Melany Runyon. Co editors for next year Jennifer Hanna and Julia Fearing.
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Hildreth Hoecker
Melany Runyon
Kansas University
Jennifer Hanna
Julia Fearing
Typing Error Adds Wrong Names to KU Letter Winners
A typing mistake placed four names on the Kansas University baseball letter winners list. Athletic director A. C. Lonborg and coach Floyd Temple stated that Bob Marshall DeWitt Lewis Roger Hill and Bob Woodruff should not have been included this season. It was a mix up in preparing the list.
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Kansas University
A. C
Lonborg
Floyd Temple
Bob Marshall
DeWitt Lewis
Roger Hill
Bob Woodruff
Sailor Misses His New Rating After Air Attack
Donald E. Corder, 20, of Jacksonville and Farmer City Illinois, the only injured of a 14 man U S Navy patrol plane crew attacked by Communist MIGs Tuesday, was promoted to aviation electronics mate second class the morning before the flight.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Donald E. Corder
U.S. Navy
Corder
Jacksonville
Farmer City
Western leaders seek summit in Geneva talks with Gromyko
Western ministers press for terms with Soviet envoy Gromyko at Geneva talks in a bid to avert a Berlin crisis. A yes or maybe could prompt an early East West summit, while a no risks ending the conference and heightening Berlin tensions.
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Gromyko
Lloyd’s Quarters
West Berlin
West Germany
Vacation Pak adds home delivery during absence
The Journal-World announces a "Vacation Pak" service enabling carriers to save issues while subscribers are away and deliver them in a bundled package upon return, outlining convenience and availability.
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Journal-World
Adv
Work Resumed At ICBM Sites After Short Strike
At Topeka AP report notes construction on two ICBM launching sites resumed after Hoisting and Engineers Union strike against Williams Construction Co of Carrollton Texas ended. Hershal Williams and Roy Gooden gave differing views on cause. Williams claimed extra pay for overtime for two operators. Gooden cited lack of contract. Williams signed a working agreement to end the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Williams Construction Co
Carrolton, Tex
Hershal Williams
Roy Gooden
Williams
Gooden
Kansas Power and Light Pays Half Taxes in County Total
Kansas Power and Light Co the county’s largest taxpayer added 156966 to Douglas County treasury as it paid the second half tax bill. Deadline for paying personal and real property taxes is noon Saturday with mail postmark by midnight. KP L’s 1958 total payments reach 313933 in this year’s largest single payment. The full 1958 real and personal property payment bill nears 4 million across 61 counties.
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Kansas Power and Light, Co
Douglas County
Kansas
Local births listed for area families
Memorial Hospital I S Flory La wana Smith DeSoto Mrs Gladys Six 1732 Miss St Mrs Bertha Pontius 117 S Park St Mrs Sandra Shaffer 901 Conn St Frank Freese Norris Rest Home Mrs Mildred Fleshman Route 4 Beverly Jo Thompson 1115 N J St Mrs Dixie Smith 921 Ky St Patty Jo Miller Mary Beth Miller Tonganoxie Donald Easter 2216 Ohio St Roy Lawrence 1213 Ky St Mrs Bernice Wilson 1539 Power St Mrs Loretta Stancliff 625 Walnut St William Ford 626 Ohio St Mrs Merle Bradley DeSoto Mrs Dollie Reed 928 N J St Mark Cool 1219 Prospect Ave Mrs Thelma Mills 827 Me St Mrs Ida Goodman 1506 Oak Hill Ave Mr and Mrs Richard Parker 1732 Brock St a son Tuesday Mr and Mrs Earl Staatz Bonner Springs a daughter Tuesday Mr and Mrs Loren Dolph OsKaloosa a daughter Tuesday Mr and Mrs Kenneth Shaffer 901 Conn St a son Tuesday
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I. S. Flory
N. Y
Lawana Smith
DeSoto
Gladys Six
Miss
Bertha Pontius
S. Park St
Sandra Shaffer
Conn. St
Frank Freese
Norris Rest Home
Mildred Fleshman
Route 4
Beverly Jo Thompson
Dixie Smith
Ky. St
Patty Jo Miller
Tonganoxie
Mary Beth Miller
Donald Easter
Ohio St
Roy Lawrence
Bernice Wilson
Power St
Loretta Stancliff
Walnut St
William Ford
Ohio ‘St
Merle Bradley
Dollie Reed
N. J. St. Mark Cool
Prospect Ave
Thelma Mills
Me. St
Ida Goodman
Oak Hill Ave
Richard Parker
Brock St
Earl Staatz
Bonner Springs
Loren Dolph
Oskaloosa
Kenneth Shaffer
Eagles Win 6-3 In C C Carl Contest
The Eagles beat Opt Missists 6-3 in the C C Carl League at Municipal Park. The Elks defeated Rotary 13-5. In South Park softball Happy Hats blanked Callery 40 and American Legion blanked Co Op 10-0. Junior Church League saw Second Christian 8-6 over Friends and First Presbyterian 11-6 over Episcopal.
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Eagles
Optimists
Elks
Rotary
C. C
Du Pont Plans New Acrylonitrile Plant in Memphis Tennessee
Du Pont will begin immediate construction of a multi million dollar acrylonitrile plant adjacent to existing Memphis facilities to supply its Orion acrylic fiber. The plant, slated for completion in late 1960, will use a company developed process and expand hydrogen cyanide facilities while acetylene is to be purchased.
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Philadelphia — du Pont Company
Memphis
Tenn
Orion
Wall Street Journal
Wilmington
Del
DuPont
du Pont
Card of Thanks from Terence Fox
I thank my doctor and hospital staff for excellent care and my friends for making my stay pleasant in Eudora Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Fox
Eudora
Kan
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Mass
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