Violent Summer Storms Sweep Eastern United States
The first summer day brought showers and thunder across the eastern half of the nation with Alabama and Tennessee hardest hit. Tornado like winds damaged homes and utility lines while scattered rainfall reached Alabama to Kentucky and the Atlantic coast.
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Movie Stars Offer Europe Travel Tips From Top Names
AP writer Bob Thomas shares advice from Anne Baxter Lana Turner Debbie Reynolds Bob Hope and others for Americans touring Europe. Suggestions include day trips to Chartres driving from Paris to Rome packing light and aiming to act as guests abroad while enjoying local culture.
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Rev Terrill to Play Campus Carillon Concert this Sunday
Rev. Robert A. Terrill, ordained deacon at Trinity Episcopal Church, will perform a carillon concert at the Rockefeller Memorial Chapel on the University of Chicago campus this Sunday. He previously served as carilloneur at Seabury-Western Seminary in Evanston and studied theology there before his assignment to St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Wamego.
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Animals on Kansas highways trigger rising crash tolls
Topeka AP reports state figures from the accident division and the Forestry, Game and Fish commission show a rising pattern in highway incidents involving animals. Deer figure prominently with 496 accidents in 1958, 582 in 1959, and 592 in the following year causing injuries and a fatal car cow crash. Deer killed tally rose from 118 in 1958 to 167 in 1959 and 152 in the latest year.
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Alma Man Killed in Traffic Accident Near Alma
James Young Jackson, 65, of Alma Missouri died from a head injury after a collision on a gravel road near Alma. The pickup driven by John W. Holtcamp, 37, also of Alma, collided with Jackson's vehicle. He died en route to a Kansas City hospital after initial treatment at a Waverly clinic.
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State Newspaperman Named as State Aide
Washington AP reports John D. Montgomery publisher of the Daily Union Junction City Kan and Democratic state chair was named state aide to the governor. Montgomery is a veteran newspaperman and party official with long ties to Kansas politics.
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Montgomery named civilian aide to Army secretary
The White House announced on Tuesday that Montgomery has been named a civilian aide to Secretary of the Army Elvis J. Stahler for Kansas. The appointment carries no salary and follows six years in the post previously held by Harry W. Colmery of Topeka.
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