Huge 85 Foot Antenna Joins Pioneer IV Tracking Effort
President AP report describes an 85 foot diameter parabolic antenna at Goldstone in the Mojave Desert serving as the key Earth link for Pioneer IV. It notes prior links via Jodrell Bank and a network of stations, with the probe transmitting data on radiation on 960.05 megacycles for about 90 hours as it nears lunar distance and solar orbit.
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Washington
Army
California
Mojave Desert
Goldstone
Earth
Sta
Jodrell Bank
England
Jodrell
Pioneer
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Pioneer TV
Violence Subdues as Law Arrives in North Carolina Mills
A state highway patrol force moved around Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills in Henderson NC to quell a strike standoff. Forty patrol cars and eighty troopers backed Gov Hodges as nonstriking workers returned and picketers jeered only sparingly. Negotiations on a 16 week strike and arbitration clause were set to resume amid tense scenes and warnings of further police action.
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Henderson, N. C
Harriet-Henderson Cotton Mills
Luther Hodges
Textile Workers Union of America
South Henderson
North Henderson
Hodges
Henderson
Raleigh
C. C. Harris
North Carolina
Mills
Chamber Opposes Gas Bill as Senate Proposes PUMP mandate
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce opposes any state measure that would hasten Kansas natural gas depletion. Senate passes a bill to require pipeline companies to pump more gas. House discussion planned. The chamber also announces 14 nominees for directors, with seven to be elected for three-year terms, and lists retiring members.
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Lawrence Chambers of Commerce
Kansas
Senate
Jocal Chamber Board
Douglas County
Odd Williams
George Peppercorn
Lawrence
C of Care
Alex Donnelly
Sodrow Miller
Jim Schubert
S. Winter
St. Louis News Guild votes dues to aid strike against Globe
Non striking members of the St. Louis News Guild will pay one percent of monthly earnings to fund the strike against Globe-Democrat. Assessments start next month and run until negotiations resume at 3 p.m. on the date set by the guild, with support from local and international union funds.
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St.louis
St. Louis News- Guild
Globe-Democrat
Mewsman to Speak At Knife and Fork Event
SA newsman with world trouble spots speaks at the Law and Knife and Fork Club meeting in Eldridge Hotel. John Morley, 28 years old, will recount his six year world tour covering Hungary, India, Formosa, Korea and Indonesia.
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Lawmee Knife and Fork Club
Eldridge Hotel
sJohn Morley
Hungary
India
Formosa
Korea
Indonesia
Morley
Deaths and Funerals for Traul and Harms in Ottawa
Harry Knisely Traul 76 of Parker died Sunday at a son’s home. Born March 16 1882 in Galion Ohio he leaves five sons and ten grandchildren with services at Cadmus Chu and burial in Cadmans cemetery. William Harms 81 died Friday at 819 Ky St Ottawa services Wednesday at Lamb Funeral Home and burial in Highland cemetery Ottawa.
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Harry Knisely Traul
Parker
Harrison K. Traul
Tenn, St
Galion
Ohio
Cadmus Chu
Cadmans Cemetery
Maj
James Traul
San Francisco
Calif
Charles H. Traul
William F
William Harms
Ky. St
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottawa
Highland Cemetery
K C Man Is Sentenced After Acc i dent Today
John A Young 26 of Kansas City Kansas was sentenced in Leavenworth City Court to 30 days in jail and a 150 dollar fine after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Passenger Maxine Bond 23 Overland Park hospitalized with cuts and internal injuries and reported in good condition. Another passenger Billy Joe Sedgwick 24 Kansas City was fined 10 dollars for drunken on a public highway.
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John A. Young
Kansas City
Kas
Leavenworth
Young
Tonganoxie
Maxine Bond
Overland Park
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Billy Joe Sedgwick
Blast in Kansas City School Injures Janitor
An explosion in the boiler room at William Knotts school injured janitor Melvin A. Dorrell 49 and caused a blaze that prompted students to evacuate. Firemen attributed the blast to a flashback from lighting an oil furnace. Damage was about 1500 dollars.
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Kansas City
William Knotts
Melvin A. Dorrell
University of Kansas Medical Center
Darrell
Raymond Barnes
Organizer Is Accused Of Setting Man Ablaze
A union organizer Har vey Fitzwater 33 of Crawfordsville Ind was jailed on a murderous assault charge after Harold Lutz 53 of Lebanon Ind accused him of pouring inflammable liquid on his coat and setting his clothes on fire at a restaurant The cafe staff helped extinguish the blaze Lutz escaped injury The incident followed a 34 month strike for union recognition at the Lebanon Reporter and four printers walking out on November 17
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Lebanon, Ind
Harvey Fitzwater
Crawfordsville
Ind
Lebanon
Harold Lutz
Fitzwater
Lutz
Berwyn
Ill
Kansas University Architects Win Prizes in Ranch Design
Four KU architecture students earned top prizes in a design competition for the Bar H Boys Ranch near Nevada Missouri. Walter D. Teter of Shawnee won first prize ten dollars. Honorable mentions and five dollars went to John H. Pap of Lawrence Robert R. Seacat of Emporia and Joseph S. Pugliesi of Brooklyn New York.
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Kansas University
Western book exhibition at Kansas University library
The 17th annual Bounce and Coffin Club exhibition runs the first two weeks in March on the second floor of Watson Library at Kansas University. Since 1938 it showcases premier western printing craftsmanship from the far West.
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Watson Library
Kansas University
Bounce and
Far West
Memorial Hospital Dismissals List Names Numerous Residents
A memorial hospital dismissal list includes Abbie Jones Ivah Bartlett Brenda Griddle Elizabeth Laney Edith Cool Hazel Morgan Ruth Tomasek J T Skinner Harry Moody Jess Emery Fred Taylor Bert Bishop Wilma Smith Marilyn Wooldridge Maxine Bond Sharon Brown Wilma Creek Fairy Snoddy Sandra Church along with others. Several marriages and births noted for A D Rice Larry Moon Patricia Cummings and baby boy Louise Endsley Clora Noble Patricia North Vyola Riley Wilma Smith Ronald Bailey Robert Tomasek Roland Wooldridge.
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Abbie Jones
Conn. St
Dan Reed
Mass. St
Ivah_ Bartlett
McLouth
Brenda Griddle
Stouffer Place
Elizabeth Laney
Mont. St
Edith Cool
E. 12Th St
Hazel Morgan
la. St
Ruth Tomasek
W. 22Nd
Terr
J. T. Skinner
N. H. St
Harry Moody
Ma. St
Jess Emery
Fred Taylor
Bert Bishop
Ohio St
Wilma Smith
Marilyn Wooldridge
Maxine Bond
Overland Park
Sharon Brown
Maple St
Wilma Creek
Fairy Snoddy
Ill
Sandra Church
Miss. St. Dismissals
A. D. Rice
Vt. St
Larry Moon
DeSoto
James Lenahan
Eudora
Patricia Cummings
Baby Boy
Maple Lane
Louise Endsley
Green Acres Trailer Court
Clora Noble
Patricia North
Wedgewood Dr
Vyola Riley
Ky. St
Route 3
Light Turnout in Missouri 4th District Special Election
Voters in Missouri's 4th District faced a light turnout in a special election to replace the late Rep. George Christopher. Democratic candidate William J. Randall and Republican William R. McKee Jr. competed, with former President Harry S. Truman among early voters in Independence.
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Kansas City
Missouri
William J. Randall
William R. McKee, Jr
George H. Christopher
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Desert land boom drives price hype near Phoenix
Real estate boosters tout $1500 an acre prospects as buyers flood Maricopa County with speculative deals. Tourists and agents chase easy profits while noting some plots may rise to $2000 an acre in two to three years, amid rapid growth and commuter-style development around Paradise Valley and Camelback Mountain.
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America
Florida
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Arizona Capital City
Des Moines
Detroit
Arizona
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Country Club
Camelback Mountain
Walter Winchell
Pinnacle Peak
Forgiveness Pledges From Mother of Missing Baby
Ruth Flores, mother of eight week old Eric Flores, spoke through tears in Los Angeles as FBI agents searched for a missing volunteer babysitter described as a suspect in a kidnapping. She asked the kidnapper to return the child and forgave her if she repents.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Eric Flores
Ontario
Ruth Flores
Officials Fail To Find Rocket Over Polar Orbit Effort
Inglewood Calif AP officials still doubt Discoverer rocket status as Alaska signals hinted possible orbit while searches in Cleveland and Palo Alto failed to detect reflections from the 1300 pound missile launched from Vandenberg AFB Saturday.
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Inglewood
Calif
Air Force
Alaska
Stanford Research Institute
Palo Alto
Standard Oil Co. Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
A. L. Jones
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Right-to-Work Test Set Up by K C Action
District Judge O Q Claflin III granted a restraining order to halt dismissal of seven non union workers at Cardinal Manufacturing pending a test of Kansas right to work law. The order prevents the company or Teamsters Local 498 from dismissing or seeking dismissal until a Saturday hearing.
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Kansas City, Kas
O. Q. Claflin III
Kansas
Cardinal Manufacturing Co
Claflin
Company
Teamsters Local 498
KU Law Student Chosen As District Official
Wendell E. Yockey a KU second year law student from 1117 Sunset Dr was elected district clerk of Phi Alpha Delta at the District VII conclave in St Louis. James J. Nero a third year student from Kansas City Mo served as Green chapter official delegate marking a rare district officer from the chapter.
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Wendell E. Yockey
Sunset Dr
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
St. Louis
William L. Turner
Green
Yockey
James J. Nero
Kansas City
Executive Dies at 64 in New York City
William E. Chickering a 64 year old retired brigadier general and executive vice president and director of administration of AMF international group died Monday in New York from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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New York
William E. Chickering
American Machine and Foundry Co
International Group
CJHS Music Groups Present Evening Concert at School
Central Junior High orchestra and concert band will perform tonight at 8 in the school auditorium. The program opens with classical pieces by the orchestra and continues with lighter selections by the band. Admission is free. Both ensembles are directed by Robert Zilliox.
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Central Junior High
Robert Zilliox
Kansas House OKs Reapportionment Bill To Add Seats
In Topeka the Kansas House tentatively approved an 81 to 22 vote a bill to reapportion seven seats. It would add two seats to Johnson and Sedgwick counties and one to Wyandotte Barton and Saline, while reducing two seats from Atchison Bourbon Cherokee Labette Lyon Marshall and Sumner.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Johnson and Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Barton
Saline
Atchison
Bourbon
Cherokee
Labette
Lyon
Marshall
Sumner
Board Discusses Budget and Salaries
The Board of Education reviewed the 1959 60 budget and salary needs but did not act. Superintendent William Wolfe said statewide legislative action in Topeka will guide local decisions and noted a need for more teachers as some classes grow. The move of Central Junior High students from the old annex due to fire inspection was completed, and bids for an East Heights School addition will be opened Thursday at 4 p.m.
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Board of Education
William Wolfe
Topeka
Wolfe
Central
CJHS
14Th
N. H. Sts
East Heights
Court Notes: Fines and Bonds Across Kansas City
In Police Court Harry Hughs Kansas City was fined 25 dollars for petty larceny. In County Court Otis Gaines waived preliminary hearing on child desertion and was bound over to May term with a 1500 dollar bond posted. In Police Court Jonathon Palsson Forbes Air Force Base of Topeka was fined 50 dollars for speeding while Milton Hall of 711 Mass Street faced a traffic warrant and 38 dollars due.
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Harry Hughs
Kansas City
Kas
P&y
Otis Gaines
del. St
Jonathon Palsson
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Milton Hall
Mass. St
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Hospital Care
I thank friends neighbors and relatives for cards gifts and flowers. Nurses on first floor north and doctors Walters and Reed are thanked for their splendid care during my sickness in the hospital.
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North
Dr. Walters
Dr. Reed
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Hansel
Gretel
Oak Ridge School
Peggy Wise
Dick Wise
Howard Grammer
Walter Grammer
Journal-World Photo
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